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APARTMENTS I WANTED I CARS 1 0 1 J CARS , I 2 £ J fo r r e n t TO RENT FOR SALE I m U for sale Spgciolis^D#tf! MANCHESTER. Second PROFESSIONAL man DATSUN 1978 510 wagon, 72 HOUR MONEY BUCK Money floor, 2 bedrooms, seeks apartment to mllegcge In 80's, new heat, and appliances. shore In Monchester- clutch, tires and 6URRANTEE No pets. $600 plus se­ /Bolton area. Call An­ brakes. Great student oidt 'as Tofonido 'naes Credit card bill Bill Mapse is getting set Tanker captain curity. 646-3979. drew Y., 643-2711 days. cars $600.00 Call 643- Otda ’87 Clara ’•.4W 649-3426 evenings. 8082 FrldoYS and even­ CHda '87 M Rag. 'IlSea E t I S M ® / I ^ m is c e l u n S ings. Ford '87 Rangar P.U. ••.••6 OK’d by House /5 for his ifirst pro season /13 loses his job /6 I2 2 J r e m o d e l in g | £ ' J s id in g | 2 l l s e r v ic e s I^CONOOMINIUMS Oiavy 'S7 Blaiar 4«4 '14,498 Olda '87 Cutlaaa ■B.NS IFOR RENT FORD Super Cab, 1977. Olda '87 Clara 2Dr SOLO •8.e9S WEDDING Videos bv V-8 auto, cap, new Royal Wedding Con- FARRAND REMODELING LEAKY ROOF? RAWKES TREE SERVICE FURNITURE Pont. '88 Grand Am ■8,996 A MoM roofi cm b« r«p6ir«0. tires, brakes, exhaust, ceots. 649-3042. Room additlona, dackt, roof­ Bucket, truck S chipper. Stump MANCHESTER. Large Olda '88 Clara '6.988 In piBCG of tout roroofing Mpmool two bedroom town- good condition. $1,250 Olda '88 Clara 4 Or SOLO ■8.086 ing, tiding, windows and gutt- removal. Free estimates. COLONIAL. Seven art. All types of ramodaling and Compl«t6 rtrooflng of Ml typM. house. $660. per month. or best otter. Ron, 647- Chavy '88 Calabdty ■6.896 Special consideration fOV drawer pine desk with rspairs Call Bob Farrand, Jr. FREE eSTtMATeS Includes heat and hot 9997. Olda '86 Oalla ■8.986 U W N CARE elderly and handicapped. water. Could be pur­ brass fixtures. Mint Olda '88 88 Ragancy ■8.NS Bus. 647-8509 Manchester Roofing condition. $150. 871- BUICK Regal, 1984. Toyott '88 Calica QT8 *10,475 chased for $92,900. with 1305. R es. ,6 4 5 -6 8 4 9 645-8830 647-7553 little money down. 635- Power steering, auto­ Ford '86 LTO 4 Or ■8,896 GILBERT UWN 6200 matic, many extras. Bulck '86 Ragal ■7,986 Screened loam, gravel, I MISCELLANEOUS $4,700 or best otter. Otda '64 Cutlaaa ■6.M6 A SERVICE For ait your naadal 10% lerlM tilM Mseeast I ELECTRICAL processed gravel, FOR SALE 643-1172 after 5pm. BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE naaaonabla ralM, freo aati- Quality sronl. fully Insured, sand, stone, and fill for AND MARINE mataa, trucking loam, mulch reasonable ; rates, free esti- I FOR RENT HONDA CVee, 1979. For mats, no |ob too small. Re­ «K l ttona. Spaclallzing In DUMAS ELECTRIC delivery call George parts. Runs like a top. 250 Adimt 8L, Minch. pairs, Dackt, Basemsnts. atone walla. Call 647-7156. Griffing 742-7886. NORTH Coventry. Six END ROLLS Excel lent tires, air con­ 049-1740 Any carpent^ work you ' Service changes, addi­ rooms Including sun 27W width — 25apd. 4 wd. A/C 10,000 miles. Excellent tem, but a potent business-labor system. PAPERING 64 Toyota Camtry *5500 condition. $1,100. or al/Residential building BOBCAT SERVICE B uilding FOR 6- apd. A/C, Starao coalition remains opposed to the The Gionfriddo bill has the Complete accounting services BIk Krawtkl, Jr., expariancad best otter. Ron, 647- repairs ond home Im­ HOME AND COTTAGES S7 Hyundai 8LS *5495 hospitals’ proposal for a new support of the Connecticut Hospi­ Including A/R. A/P. P/R, 6/L , Bobcat Loader Operator for hire. 646-2364 9997.______MANCHESTER POWER provements. Interior 5-spd. Bac Sunroof regulatory system. tal Association, which Wright PSL Statement ^ d quarterly and exterior pointing, Also spring spedala or plant- 43 PURNELL PL. 66 Marcury Lynx *3995 WASH INC. Ingt of Arborvltaa, Pine, Hem­ 4>Bpd. AM/FM tfarao tapa described as “ perhaps the strong­ tax returns. Can design light carpentry. Com­ MANCHESTER I AUTOS FOR Decision The Public Health Committee •Hou88gWC|shlng lock end Spruce. Fully Insured. I MISCELLANEOUS as vw QTi *6495 est lobby in the state.” additional applications plete lanlforlol ser­ w as OASW MONDAY. THURSDAY. voted 15-5 on Thursday to reject a ______B-ipd. A/C IRENT/LEASE The hospitals have argued that tailored for your business Vinyl vice. Experienced, rel­ I FOR RENT FRIDAY proposal to revise the state’s Aluminum 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. 345 CENTER ST. the current system is confusing needs. Call 644-6191. iable, free estimates. AUTO FREE Mileage on low current system, which has been Wood 643-0304. TWO cor garage. $130. SATURDAY MANCHESTER cost auto rental. Vil­ on Reagan criticized as ineffective and con­ a n d does not promote SERVICES per month or $65. each •Paint removal 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 lage Auto Rental, 643- fusing. Under the system, hospi­ competition. •Paint preparation side. 649-8365. 2979 or 646-7044. INCOME TAX Spring is coming tal rates have risen an average of Wright warned that, under the •Pool cleaning TIERINNI’S Gionfriddo bill, hospitals will not PREPARATION For ell your cleanup expected 58 percent in three years. •Pool painting AUTOnOTIVE ENSINEEMOB. INC. be under sufficient pressure to tn Your Home chores call Rudy, "Since the system went into •Senior discounts 276 Hartford Rd., Manchaatsr keep their costs down, and costs inlouding: Rental and Sola •Fully insured 647-9925 after 3pm. ' WASHINGTON (AP) - Oliver effect, the cost of health insu­ Proprfetorahip. Call Jim Wheeler 049-5823 North’s lawyers say Ronald Rea­ rance has done nothing but go could continue to rise at an •Free estimates Reasonable, reliable, Cara, Trucks, Vana, 4x4‘t II this —— 7 alarming rate. ** 742-1009 and references. Ara you ready for spring? gan should be summoned back right through the roof,” said state 6 46 -7 2 5 0 •mbiam probably ^ Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia. " I don’t think the hospital Isn't on from ’’the masses” so the former paid # ” I don’t think it’s a coincidence.” your car. president can testify whether he See RATES, page 12 500 W . C enter St., loo m uenV told his aides to lie to Congress The committee then voted 13-7 HOMES HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS about secretly assisting the to accept a competing system, FOR SALE FOR SALE [FOR SALE FOR RENT M anchester Contras. drafted by state Rep. Paul ( Saying that Reagan is “ clearly Gionfriddo, D-Middletown, that PRICE sloshed $10,000 COVENTRY. Scenic NEWER Townhouse. MANCHESTER. Three 646-4321-1— a material witness,” North law­ gives hospitals greater freedom Rate vote Nine room, two both, country view tor vour Ideal two bedroom, 1V2 room apartment. Con­ DAILY yer Barry Simon argued Thurs­ in setting rates. Under that U&R built ranch on a year round pleasure. both condominium. venient location. Lease rkJ OtoB system, hospitals would be free to private cul-de-sac In One year old ranch and security deposit. day for a court order to compel Quality construction, 8iL D-5 set rates as they see fit as long as satisfies Forrest Hills. First situated on private 6V2 gas heat, full base­ $495 per month. 649- •iiwie M lundare y Reagan’s appearance. U.S. Dis­ floor family room. Coll acres. Huge 24x22 liv­ ment, appliances, air 4820 or 646-4412. trict Judge Gerhard A. Gesell they stay within annual budget Vivian Ferguson.Blan­ ing room, two full conditioning, private MANCHESTER. Spa­ was expected to rule today. increases of 2 percent plus chard & Rossefto Real­ baths and two cor gar­ deck and garage. cious six room duplex, FROM VERNON FROM HARTFORD Reagan attorney Theodore Ol­ inflation. Gallacher tors," We're Selling age with openers. Cen­ $122,900.Anne M ille r ottic and cellar stor­ Gionfriddo’s bill, as well as Houses" 646-2482.D I-84W EXIT 59 Cars/Trucks I-384E EXIT 1 son opposed the request, claiming tral vacuum and inter- Real Estate, 647-8000.D age. No pets. Security another bill forcing hospitals to Bv Andrew J. Davis IMMACULATE two bed­ c o m t o r vour and references re­ the ability of the president ” to I convenience. SOUTH Windsor Strow- exchange confidences” with top disclose more financial informa­ Manchester Herald room on cul-de-sac. brldge. Immaculate quired. $630. per 20 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN MANCHESTER, CONN. Appllonced kitchen, $269,900.Sentry Real month: 649-4424.. aides is at stake. Gesell retorted: I tion, will now go to the legisla­ three bedroom town ture’s General Administration large living room plus Estate, 643-4060.g house, 3'/2 baths, dining NEWER three bedroom "W e’re not talking about confi­ Manchester Memorial Hospital attached garage. Im­ COLUMBIA. By owner. room, kitchen, living duplex. Wall to wall dences. We’ re talking about (pos­ and Elections Committee, and President Michael R. Gallacher mediate occupancy. Spectacular 8 room, room, fireplace, cen­ carpeting. All applian­ sible) instructions” to subordi­ probably to other committees said today in a prepared state­ Low $140's.Blanchard 1800 sq. ft. tri-level. 1.3 BEAT THE TAX! IH tral olr and much ces. M /2 baths. $750. nates to lie to Congress. before reaching the House or the ment he was pleased by a 8> Rossefto Realtors," acres, 2 car garage, 2’/z more. No spring yard per month. 643-1823. 1 -1 Senate. We're Selling Houses" baths, very efficient. The U.S. gov't, has declared a 25% import tariff on all new 2 dr. 4 "What is the problem of deter­ legislative committee’s vote to work required here! MANCHESTER. Availa­ 1 : n In an unusual twist, the Gion­ scrap the state’s hospital rate- 644-2482.P______Near lake. $195,000. Call us U & R Realty, mining in this case whether ble Immediately. Re­ Runners imported from Japan. But not only do we have plenty of friddo bill was amended by Ihe setting system in favor of estab­ COUNTRY breezes sur­ Call 295-8915. 643-2692.□ decorated, three former President Reagan di­ round this full dor- TERRIFIC & CONVE­ bedroom. Appliances, "pretax" 4 Runners in stock rected or did not direct Lt. Col. committee’s co-chairman, state lishing a new one. mered cope with center N IENT. Good sized large kitchen, living North, (form er national security Rep. Benjamin DeZinno, D- The Public Health Committee hall. Beautifully sten­ ranch. One owner ILOTS/LAND room, formal dining advisers Robert) McFarlane and Meriden, to add a 1 percent voted 13-7 Thursday to abolish the cilled front to bock home. Front-to-back ' FOR SALE room, gos heat. $795. WE'RE SLASHING PRICES! (John) Poindexter to lie to i surcharge to hospital rates. The current system and to adopt one tlreploced living room. living room, hardwood per month.646-4144. surcharge would generate about Large dining room tor floors, tront-to-back Congress?" drafted by state Rep. Paul COUNTRY LOT. Attrac­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ ^ - '6X J"*'; ■= vour holiday entertain­ kitchen with dining Olson said, however, that au­ J______L $17 million per year to fight infant Gionfriddo, D-Middletown. The tive and treed building ble April 1. Attractive 1989 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER ing In addition to a area. Lorge and level lot In nearby Andover. thorization to lie may not be a Patrick Rynn/Manchester Herald mortality. new system would give hospitals spacious country kit­ one bedroom, applian­ 4x4, 2.4 liter fuel injected engine, 5 spd. trans., steel treed lot. Asking price Convenient tor com- ces, large living room defense for lying and North has DeZinno's amendment had not greater freedom in setting rates chen.$189,900. Nancy $120,000. A super buy. muntlng but with that skidplates, dual mirrors, removeable top, p. rear window, i- provided no factual basis to PUTTY MAN — Joe Pelletier, of 3480 window at Auto Land, 371 Main St. Auto been seriously discussed before since hospitals would be free to von Hollen, Sentry and kitchen. Two cor Won't last lon- country tlolr. Build to garage extra. 646-4144. rear wind, defog., p. steering, redining bucket seats, tilt Wednesday’s meeting, but he set rates as they see fit as long as Real Estote, 643-4060.D g.RE/M AX, east of the suggest that Reagan issued any Main St., Coventry, a self-employed Land is new business which is opening suit vour plans or ours. wheel, chrome plug and much morel introduced it with an emotional they stay within annual budget river 647-1419.0______You con buv now and MANCHESTER. Modern such instruction. painter, applies putty Thursday to a soon. LEOAL NOTICE duplex, two bedroom, Simon argued that no privi­ plea to fight infant mortality in increases of 2 percent plus The Town of Bolton Plonnlng CLEAN starter home on a bonk the lot for future building. Coll for a l'/2 baths, carpeted, leges would be violated by having the state’s cities. When the inflation. Commission has recently to­ nicely treed corner lot. fully appllonced, gar­ Ust $15,318 NOW *14,452 ken the following actions re­ amendment passed by an 11-9 “ We are pleased the old system Ranch style with a one preview of this delight­ age, nice yard. $725.per Reagan testify. garding subdivision appro­ cor garage. A lot of ful. RE/MAX east of SkxA eTBSas Price good thru 4-1 -SB "In this country a president is vote, the chairman began to cry. was voted down in the Public vals: month. 633-2684. house tor the mo­ the river. 647-14l9.a up from the masses and when his “ I ’m really tickled pink,” De­ Health Committee.’’ hospital spo­ 1) Subdivision ofaZOocre MANCHESTER. Beauti­ ney.D.W. Fish Realty, National sex survey urged Zinno said quietly. keswoman Amy Avery said, parcel between Comp 643-1591.0 ful two bedroom apart­ 1989 TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP time is over he goes back to the Meeting and Clark Roods ment, eot-ln kitchen, 2.4 liter fuel injected engine, 5 spd. trans., steel skid masses,” he said. “ We are As it travels through the quoting Gallacher. "A s we said Into five building lots and IMPECCABLE air condi­ By Deborah Mesce two wetlands parcels, to selt-cleanihg stove, talking about a person who is If they can find a way to elicit questions.” General Assembly, Gionfriddo’s before, we still certainly support tioned six room ranch I MORTGAGES dishwasher, disposal plates, p. steering, mud guards, light bar w/lights, grill & The Associated Press bill will face continued opposition be known os "Westbrook featuring a huge living retired from public office.” truthful answers to those kinds of The questions are contained in getting a new rate system.” Estates," submitted by ond refrigerator. Din­ brush guards, running boards, sliding rear window, cus­ a pilot survey of 2,300 people to from a loose coalition formed by Bolton Associates, was room with double North is accused of preparing intimate questions, they could SAVE YOUR ing room, living room tom graphics, custom rims and morel WASHINGTON — If someone test various ways of getting the state’s largest business See HOSPITAL, page 12 previously advertised os cathedral celling and a and one both. Air con­ letters to Congress in 1985 falsely draw a sexual profile of the approved by the Feb. 15, from the federal government dream kitchen. Plus HOMED ditioned, very quiet, denying that he assisted the country that would serve as a truthful information and provide 19tf Commission meet­ finished lower level asked how often you have sex, ing. Subsequent to that If you are In FORECLOSURE. Ideql tor middle oged Contras and of lying to the House road map for fighting the AIDS some interim measures of sexual L-Nl H and sun room over­ List $13,833 NOW *11,924 what you do and whether you do it .frVIri octlon uncertointy about or senior citizens, on epidemic and combatting other activity. Later, a full-scale sur­ looking gorgeous pri­ BANKRUPTCY or OlVORCEO Intelligence Committee in 1986 by adequacy of the septic busline. Heat and hot with men or women, would you vey would question 20,000 people. system soil condition on vate yard.D.W. Fish or "falling behind." ask tor Stock 4T9164 Price good thru 4-1-89 making similar denials. sexually transmitted diseases lots 4 and 5 caused o pre­ water Included. Only McFarlane has testified he told tell them? and unwanted pregnancies. The information would be ga­ Realty, 643-1591.0 NO PAYMENT PROGRAM up $640 per month. Come cautionary note to be Reagan about the congressional Scientists and public health One critic, however, says: thered confidentially. Those added to the mop. This ENJOY this unique tour to 2 yearsll see why we rarely hove was considered at the bedroom cope In a 0 vacancy. One bed­ MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AT SIMILAR SAVINGS! experts say it’s worth trying to ” Mom and Pop America just March IS Commission sought otter area! In­ THE SWISS GROUP room apartment avail­ See REAGAN, page 12 find out. aren’t going to answer these 1 meeting, approved, and See SURVEY, page 12 the mop signed for filing cludes large living 454-4404 able at $605. Agent. on that dote. room with brick fire­ 247-5030. 2) The re-subdivislon by place, eot-ln kitchen, MANCHESTER. Five Jeffrey F. Clarke of on II sun room with sliders room duplex, 1V2 ocre parcel at 92 Volpl to deck. New carpeting I ROOMS USED CAR LIST Frederick Nassiff, sportsman, dies at 66 Rood, to create one addi­ baths, garage, laundry and freshly pointed top FOR RENT room, no appliances. tional building lot front­ to bottom. $144,900. Frederick G. Nassiff Sr., 66, Earl Yost, former sports editor the Friends of Sports Award from ing on Volpl Rd., re­ $625. per month, plus view ed a t o hearing on D.W. Fish Realty, 643- LADIES preferred - 88 Pont. Grand Am LE 4dr. 86 Pont. Flero, AT,red owner and operator of Nassiff of the Herald, said Nassiff taught the Manchester Sports Hall of 1591.0 security and utilities. Feb. 22, 1989 was ap ­ Cleon, furnished, nice References. No pets. Arms Sports Co., and past presi­ fly-tying to many Manchester Fame. He also served as chair­ proved by the Commis­ location on busline. sion at their meeting of 649-9336.______88 Pont. Lemans 3 d r.,A T 86 Pont. Grand AM s e , ve, loaded dent of the Greater Manchester people and for years was a rifle man, for many years, of the M a rc h 15, with o request I CONDOMINIUMS $240.00 per month. Coll MANCHESTER. Two Chamber of Commerce, died instructor. He said Nassiff spon­ Annual Golf Tournament, which for minor changes In FOR SALE 644-3503. bedroom apartment In today at Manchester Memorial sored hundreds of athletic teams. raises funds for St. Jude’s Child­ grading. The drawings I 88 Pont. Formula, uue 86Toy.Celica GT, l b , 5 spd. r - with those changes were our family house. No Hospital. Tom Kelley, athletic director of ren’s Hospital. approved for filing on IMMEDIATE Occu­ pets. Security and ref­ Nassiff was a prominent Illing Junior High School and a The husband of Therese (Nou- M a rch 27, 1989. APARTMENTS erences. $550. plus utili­ 87 Pont. Safari Wagon, loaded 85 Chevy C20,3/4ion,v8,AT pancy. Attractive, spa­ member of the Main Street member of the committee that jaim ) Nassiff of 61 Steep Hollow 3) A 5.57 acre parcel at 391 cious two bedroom, 1 Vi IFOR RENT ties. Coll 645-8201. business community, and was oversees the Manchester Sports Lane, he was also a past president West St. (Route 65) to be both townhouse con­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ 87 Pont. Grand Prix,AT,AC 85 Ford Tempo, 4 dr , AT, AC subdivided by Roberts dominium with sliders MANCHESTER. Attroc- ble April 15. Two bed­ lauded today by fellow Hall of Fame, said Nassiff always of the Manchester Rotary Club United, Inc. to create four merchants. helped when the schools needed and recipient of the Paul Harris lots, to be known os "D eer to private backyard tlve 6 room duplex. 1 Vi room apartment on 86 Chevy Spectrum, 4 dr., 5 spd 85 Toy. 4x4 SR5, Pickup Run Subdivision," and and potlo. Possible baths, first floor second floor. Applian­ Bruce Watkins, who owned the equipment. Fellowship and a member of the containing o new street rent/purchose option. laundry, large yard. ces Included. Laundry Watkins Furniture Co. that closed ” It’s a terrific loss to the Manchester American Legion. "Roberts Rood" wos ap­ 4 d r.,A T ,A C $88,900.Anne M ille r Security, references. facilities available. 86 Chevy Monte Carlo ss, loaded 85 VW Jetta, in 1983, said that Nassiff was community,” he said. "The com­ He was born in North Adams, proved for general layout Real Estate, 647-8000.O $750 plus utilities. Coll at the March IS, 1989 $575. monthly, no utili­ “ always a part of the street.” He munity has lost a valuable Mass., on Oct. 4, 1922. He had meeting of the Commis­ 647-9353. ties. Coll 647-9072 LE, loaded NORTH Field Green 86 Ford Mustang, 3 dr., a t 84 Toy. Camry called Nassiff a leader in the sportsman.” been a resident of Manchester sion. Many engineering evenings. Andrew J. Oevla/Mencheeter Herald details of the design need Condo. Three bed­ IMMACULATE. Pleo- business community. Nassiff’s company, now lo­ since 1941. He was a veteran of rooms, 3'/2 baths, many sont, quiet, four room MANCHESTER. Four refinement before the fi­ 86 Ford Escort, 2 dr , a t 83 Honda Accord, 3 dr., h b George Marlow of Marlow's World War II. serving in the U.S. nal drawings can be ap­ extras. Mint condition. apartment. Lots more. room apartment. First cated at 991 Main St., opened in HAPPY SCIENTIST — Jennifer M. Connor of St. James proved fo r filing. Best location on Es­ Mature, working fe­ floor. Stove, refrigera­ Department Store called Nassiff the early 1940s. He also operated Navy aboard aircraft carrier School stands before her science project on thermody­ 86 Ford Taurus LX, loaded 81 Olds Cutlass, v 6 ,at R.E. Gorton, quire Drive. $142,500. male preferred. Non- tor. Very clean. Lease “ a credit to retailing and a credit a store in Glastonbury. White Plains. He was a member namics at the 40th Connecticut Science Fair at Trinity C hairm an Call doctor's office, smoker. No pets. 649- and security. $545. 646- to the community.” He said that of St. James Church. FREDERICK NASSIFF A sponsor and avid supporter of 0794)3 528-8046. 5897. 7268. No pets. personally Nassiff was ” a very Manchester sports programs, College. Connor was one of four Manchester finalists at " ... valuable sportsman" nice individual.” Nassiff was the first recipient of See NASSIFF, page 12 the fair this week. Story and photos on page 3. 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 31, 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town In Brief DiRosa has no conflict, Dinner aids Coventry band Improving city’s Image COVENTRY — The Coventry Grange is holding an all-you-can eat roast beef dinner on Saturday at BRIDGEPORT (A P ) — Connecticut’s second' Ethics Commission rules the Second Congregational Church Community largest public relations firm will be helping thd Center to help send the Coventry High School Band state’s largest city improve its image, officials from; not. to England in June. Seatings are at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Mintz & Hoke Public Relations said. i By Maureen Leavitt Mintz & Hoke, of Avon, was selected to handle;^^ Manchester Herald “ Let me just say, that no one on and tickets are $8 for adults and $4.50 for children I A under 12, available at the door or through band public relations for Bridgeport from agencies in< ‘‘My business this commission has impugned members. Call the school at 742-7346. New York and Boston as well as Connecticut. I The Ethics Commission, in a doesn’t depend on the integrity of Mr. DiRosa,” “ We wanted a firm that could do more thanj meeting marked by sharp ex­ Mercier said. slogans, more than press releases, more than fun- changes, decided Thursday it sa w whether the street Mercier said he believed the Yoga for seniors offered events,” said Skip Morse, senior executive vice? no reason to ruie on whether looks nice or doesn’t reconstruction of Main Street president of Citytrustand chairman of a community? Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. should would directly benefit DiRosa The Manchester Health Department Senior group overseeing the search for a public relations} have abstained from votes on the look nice.” financially. Mercier said he was Citizens Program is sponsoring a free series of Yoga firm. ^ Main Street reconstruction just keeping with the section of classes for older adults begninning April 17. The 16 — Mayor DiRosa “ We wanted a firm that was also willing to< project. the town ordinance which states sessions will be held on Mondays and Fridays from commit its top people to the Job, get involved with; But discussion after the 4-2 vote any town officiai or employee 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Community Baptist Church, 585 our community, tackle the tough issues, and deliver} not to make a ruiing didn’t end who has a financial interest, E. Center St. Pre-registration is required. Call the long-term, meaningful results, rather than attempt!! there. distinct from that of the general Health Department, 647-3174. a quick fix which has historically not worked in! The meeting was a h^ihted, spoken to Sears about the issue public, should not vote on issues Bridgeport,” he said. ; emotionai battle between" com­ prior to that meeting. Mercier affecting that decision. * • submitted a letter to Fitzgerald, itiiiii.li missioner Jonathan L. Mercier, Mercier offered the motion Art classes scheduled seeking the commission’s opinion and DiRosa, who owns a dry calling for DiRosa to abstain Andrew J. Davis/Manchestsr Herald Andrew J. Divlt/M anchM ter Herald on whether DiRosa’s involve­ GLASTONBURY — The spring session of Pratt gets large order cieaning business on Main Street. from voting on the project, which DiRosa charged after the meet­ ment in voting for reconstruction Glastonbury Art Guild’s School will begin next EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Midway Airlines has| Sears seconded. Both Sears and TOP OF THE CLASS — Christopher SMOOTH RUNNING — Mana Zarinejad ing adjourned that the move to might be an appearance of a week. There are children’s classes covering a announced an order for up to $500 million worth of Mercier voted in favor of the bring the issue to the commission conflict of interest. variety of media, as well as in hand building clay. Pratt & Whitney engines to power its new fleet of- Spadaccini of Bennet Junior High School of St. James School tested four motor oils motion, while FitzGerald, and was “ a politicai cheap shot” by When DiRosa found out about Adult classes include oil and watercolor painting, McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series aircraft. ? holds a windtunnel he made for the for her Connecticut Science Fair project. commissioners M. Adler Dobkin, Republican commissioners the commission’s discussion, he rug-making, and hand smocking. There will also be Midway announced orders for 29 MD-80 series? Sol Cohen and Robert Franklin Connecticut Science Fair. Mercier, and Mary Sears. also sent a letter to FitzGerald opportunities to join a small group for special twinjets and took options on 37 more, Pratt voted against it. DiRosa said Sears had dis­ requesting an opinion on whether individual drawing critiques. For more informa­ Whitney said. ; Commissioner Diane Comollo cussed the issue with Republican there is an appearance of a tion, call Glastonbury Art Guild, 659-1196, or visit If allfptions are taken, Pratt & Whitney wiH; was absent. Director Ronaid Oselia. conflict of interest in regard to the the center, 1396 Hebron Ave., from noon to 4 p.m., supply Midway with 158 JT8D-2I9engines, including ? “ It bothers me when members dry cleaning business, iocated at Thursday through Saturday. spares, for the aircraft. * Science fair Those that voted against the of this commission confer with 777 Main St. Midway Airlines and its subsidiary, the Midway" motion aii agreed that any other members of the communi­ Mercier denied that the issue is Commuter, serve 51 destinations in the Ufllted^ financiai interest DiRosa had in Spelling bee slated ty...during an election year,” politicai and said it was DiRosa States. U.S. Virgin Islands and the Bahamas from ' the project was no different from Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald gives students DiRosa said. who was taking the “ political The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will Midway Airport in Chicago. } anyone else in town. Sears admitted to speaking cheap shots.” Mercier said he sponsor its 5th annual Spelling Bee Monday. It will PENNIES FROM HEAVEN — Drew O’Neill, Bolton High School student Pratt & Whitney is a unit of United Technologies J with Oselia after she asked the was foliowing the standards for “ In this particuiar case, the be held at 7 p.m. at Illing Junior High School, East Pinto, left, Charter Oak Conference Corporation, based in Hartford. council adviser, display $1,500 in commission to investigate town officials listed in the town whole town benefits,” Cohen said.- Middle Turnpike, and is open to the public. The a showcase student senate vice president: Jim pennies collected by students recently whether a ruling was needed. At ordinances. “There’s no direct benefit as participants are 5th and 6th graders from Hathaway, center, Bolton High School for the Newington Children’s Hospital. her first commission meeting on “ The standards ought apply to such. Manchester schools. By Andrew J. Davis student council president; and Mark Manchester Herald March 9, Sears said she wanted Democrats or Republicans,” FitzGerald agreed. the commission to decide Mercier said. “The redevelopment of Main Local fishing derby set Current Quotations Christopher Spadaccini of Bennet Junior High whether DiRosa has an appear­ DiRosa also said he felt his Street benefits inciude the School spent hours making a windtunnel. while I ance of a conflict of interest. integrity was being challenged, mayor, myself, and everyone The Manchester Lions Club is sponsoring the 13th Obituaries Mana Zarinejad of St. James School wanted to Mercier said Thursday he had while Mercier maintained it was else,” FitzGerald said. annual Children’s Fishing Derby Saturday, April 8, a know which motor oil works best. from 7 a.m. to noon at Salters Pond. The contest is “ In this country a president is up from the masses ! The two students were among 28 local students, for children up to 14 years of age. Children eight ren’s Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., The funeral was today. Burial and when his time is over he goes back to the j and four finalists, in the 40th Connecticut Science years of age of under must be accompanied by an Teresa Peretto Newington 06111, or the Oak Hill will be at the convenience of the masses.” — Defense lawyer Barry Simon arguing * Fair. The science projects were judged Wednes-. Engineer can stay on panel adult. First, second and third prize trophies will be Teresa Peretto (Corer), 90, of School for the Blind, 120 Holcomb family. The Talarski Maple Hill for a court order to compel former President! day at Trinity College in Hartford. gjven out for the largest fish caught in three 60 Normand St., died Thursday St., Hartford 06112, or the Ameri­ Chapels, 380 Maple Ave., Hart­ Reagan to testify in the trial of Oliver North. j Besides Zarinejad and Spadaccini. Daniel J. different age groups. Adults are limited to assisting (March 30, 1989) at Manchester can School for the Deaf, 139 N. ford, is in charge of the LaMontagne. a seventh-grader at Assumption in the baiting of hooks, removing fish from hooks, Memorial Hospital. Main St., West Hartford 06107. arrangements. “ Your children could drive a tanker up through s Junior High School, and Jennifer M. Connor, an even if he bids on park plan and any action necessary to prevent injury to a She was born In Mercenasco, it.” — Coast Guard Commandant Paul Yost ’ eighth-grader at St. James School, were the Andrew J. Davla/Mancheatar Herald By Maureen Leavitt child. Italy, on May 7, 1890. She had May C. Russell expressing disbelief that the Exxon Valdez strayed ' Manchester finalists. O’Neill told the commission he integrity he has, I would hate to been a resident of Manchester for Shawn Recesso outside a 10-mile wide shipping lane before running « Only Spadaccini placed, though, said fair BRIDGE DESIGNER — Daniel J. LaMon­ Manchester Herald had resigned from another citi­ lose this kind of expertise and aground and causing the massive oil spill off « zens’ committee studying the interest,” Dobkin said. three years previously living in Shawn Francis Recesso, 22, of May C. (Case) Russell, 65, of officials. He finished third in the eighth-grade tagne of Assumption Junior High School Spring seedlings for sale New York City. Hudson, N.H., sister of Edson Alaska. « physical science category out of 13 finalists. ’The Ethics Commission has park improvements to further But another commission Norwich, formerly of Manches­ stands next to his project on bridge decided that a member of the The Hartford County Soil and Water Conservation She is survived by a niece, ter, died Tuesday (March 28, Case of Manchester, died Sunday “ I ’ve always enjoyed airplanes.” said Spadac­ demonstrate removing himself member, Sol Cohen, reiterated “ Who’d have ever thought I ’d win a Pulitzer design. Advisory Park and Recreation District will have its annual Spring Seedling Sale Catherine Gilgosky of 1989) at Hartford Hospital. (March 26, 1989) in Hudson. cini , an eighth-grader. He said he spent about two from an appearance of a conflict his position that O’Neill had at Prize? I’d figure I have a better chance of flying to Commission will not have to Friday, April 14 from noon to 7 p.m., and Saturday, Manchester. He was born in Hartford, July 4, Besides her brother, she is months working on his windtunnel. of interest. least the appearance of a conflict the moon.” — Ron Olshwanger, a furniture resign even if his engineering April 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Northwest Park in The funeral will be Saturday at 1966, the son of Joseph and Gloria survived by a son, Leon E. Ciark ! By testing for pressure and drag on an Her results? Penzoil and Superflo work well in He also said he has not been of interest. He said he did not wholesaler and amateur photographer, after firm submits proposals or wins a involved in advisory commission doubt O’N eill’s integrity but he Windsor. A good supply of bare-root seedlings will 9:15 a.m. from the Watkins (Griffin) Recesso of Manchester. Jr. of Torrington; two daughteVs, airplane. Spadaccini concluded that the airfoil the summer, while Mobil and Quaker State winning the spot news photography prize for a contract for park improvements discussions over what should be felt the commission shouldn’t be available for use as windbreaks, Christmas Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., He was currently serving in the Ruby J. Long of Aiken, S.C., and was the best wing system used to fly airplanes. perform better in the winter. picture of a firefighter trying to save a 2-year-old to the Hockanum River Linear included in the request from “ lean over backwards” for indi­ trees, woodlot improvement, wildlife conservation, followed by a Mass of Christian U.S. Navy as a Machinist Mate Shirley A. Slaughter of Warren; Airfoil is a part with a curved or flat surface “ It’s a unique topic,” said Zarinejad of her girl. Park. proposals. viduals in O’N eill’s position. erosion control and beautification. For more burial at 10 a.m. at the Church of third class. He was to be assigned seven grandchildren; a great­ designed to keep an aircraft up or to control its testing of the motor oils. “ It’s very important to In a 5-1 vote Thursday, the O’Neill said if his company In another matter, town Health information, call the District office, 688-7725. the Assumption. Burial will be in to the U.S.S. Jack. He was a grandchild; five other brothers, movements by reacting to the air through which the car. Everything depends on the motor oil.” commission decided that William were awarded the contract, he Director Ronald Kraatz decided St. James Cemetery. Calling graduate of Manchester High Almond Case of York Beach, it moves. LaMontagne studied bridge designs. He placed O’Neill would only have to would realize less than half of 1 not to seek a ruling on whether hours are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. School, Class of 1984. He attended Maine, Caivin C. Case of Pleasant Zarinejad, an eighth-grader, tested Penzoil, weights of a half-pound to 9>A pounds on his EHHS hosts bake sale Valley, N.Y., Robert Case of Exxon Superflo. Mobil, and Quaker State to abstain from voting or acting on percent of the company’s gross private work he planned to do for Boston University School of Engi­ W r th s cardboard bridges, waited until the bridges any issues pertaining to the park. Bjoomfield, Preston Case and determine which motor oil worked best all year collapsed, and calculated how to improve the sales. a local mental health agency EAST HARTFORD — East Hartford High School Lyman N. Taylor neering. He joined the Navy in O’Neill asked for an opinion Jesse Case, both of Simsbury; round. She tested how fast the motor oil passed bridges’ durability. “ It would be simple to resign represented a conflict of interest. Seniors are sponsoring Clown Day Saturday from 10 May of 1987 and graduated from from the commission when the Lyman N. Taylor, 90, of 12 two sisters, Phyllis Chatfield of through a test tube at 0 degrees, 7 degrees, 70 “ I wanted to do something I enjoy,” he said. “ I (from the commssion),” O’Neill In a letter dated March 28 to a.m. to 2 p.m. at the East Hartford Town Hall. A the Navy Nuclear Field School Morin, Christy Michelle, daughter of David M. town decided to seek proposals Byron Road, died Wednesday and the Navy Nuclear Power Novato, Calif., and Elnora Case degrees, 100 degrees and 200 degrees. like engineering. I like the challenges.” told the commissioners, “ but I ’m FitzGerald. Kraatz said he would bake sale will be held, and senior will be dressed as (March 29, 1989) in an area o f’ Simsbury; and several and Sharon Edwards Morin of 251 Bush Hill Road, for park improvements. here because I don’t want to do work on the project without clowns. Proceeds will go toward the seniors’ School in Orlando, Fla., with was born March 19 at Manchester Memorial He is the president of Fuss and convalescent home. He was the honors. cousins. that. ” He said improving the park compensation. substance-free all night party following their The funeral will be private. Hospital. Her materndl grandparents are Mr. and O’Neill Inc., which is one of nine has been of interest to him for husband of Rebecca (Rockwell) Besides hfs parents, he is Kraatz was contracted by the graduation. Taylor. There are no calling hours. Mrs. Lloyd Edwards of 229 Bush Hill Road. Her engineering firms invited to many years. Manchester Mental Health Team survived by his wife, Kathleen paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman submit proposals for the park He was born in New Milford on Marchand; two brothers, Joseph Internment prayers will be held Reward offered for arson leads M. Adler Dobkin said he felt to research housing for people in Mountain View Cemetery, Morin. East Hartford. She has a sister, Kelly, 2^A. work. O’N eill’s interest and expertise in Aug. 4, 1898, moving to Manches­ Recesso and Nicholas Recesso of with severe and prolonged men­ “Y” programs still open Bloomfield, Tuesday at 11 a.m. The commission made the the park project would be a big tal illness. Earlierthis month, the ter in 1944. He was a veteran of Manchester: a sister, Marielle A reward of up to $1.000 is being used by the Wickham family as a value of the information to tne The Davis Funeral Home, Na­ same decision in a 4-1 vote March asset to the town. Board of Directors agreed to Here is a list of the YWCA Spring Youth Programs World War I, serving in the U.S. Recesso of Manchester; his pat­ offered for information leading to summer cottage. It was opened to investigator, the personal risk to shua, N.H., is in charge of the 9. But commission rules require “ Just taking into account Mr. appropriate $2,000 for a that have openings. Call the YWCA, 647-1437, for Navy. Before retiring, he was a ernal grandmother, Mrs. Salva­ an arrest or conviction in connec­ the public in 1961 and used as a the person giving the informa­ arrangements. an affirmative vote of five O’Neill’s interest, service to the consumer-based needs assess­ more information, or to register: supervisor for G.F. Heublein Inc. tore Recesso of Gloversville, tion with a fire Sunday that refreshment stand and gathering tion, degree of cooperation, sev­ Memorial donations may be members. Commissioners Diane town...the high rating of personal ment for the project. An Afternoon at Salter’s Pond Fishing, begins Following retirement, he was a N.Y.; and his maternal grand­ Thoughts destroyed a log cabin in Wickham place. erity of the loss resulting from the made to the Wattannick Grange Comollo and Robert Franklin May 2; Kinderwoodworking, begins April 4; volunteer at Manchester Memor­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Park, a fire official said Anyone with information fire and other factors. An Award No. 327, in care of Elizabeth were absent from the meeting. Advanced Kinderwoodworking, begins April 4; ial Hospital and the Red Cross. He Griffin of St. Petersburg, Fla. Thursday. should call 1-800-84ARSON, a Selection Committee decides who Woodworking for Beginners, begins April 5; was a life member of Center Forward, 4 Short St., Hudson, Comollo also was absent from The funeral was today with Jesus asked his disciples in days of old “ whom do Fire officials ruled arson as the 24-hour hotline connected to the will receive rewards. Woodworking for Beginners II, begins April 5; Congregational Church. N.H. 03051. ’Thursday’s meeting. burial in Linwood Cemetery, men say that I the Son of man am?” And Simon cause of the fire. The reward is State Communication Center. Kinderchefs, begins April 5; Kinderchefs II, begins Besides his wife, he is survived Colchester. The Church and Allen Peter replied with a surety “ Thou art the Christ, the ? being offered by the Connecticut Rewards are given based on the May 2. by a son, Paul N. Taylor of Funeral Home, 136 Sachem St., Fair Plan through the Connecti­ yt^oodtand Son ofthe living God.” (Matthew 16:13-16). How was ' Also, Junior Chefs, begins May 3; Leaathercraft, Manchester; a daughter, Do­ GARDENS Norwich, was in charge of the Lockwood West Peter able to respond with such conviction, and is it , cut Arson Tip Award Program, begins April 5; Kindernastics, begins April 10: rothy Norwood of Pbdladelphia, arrangements. LONDON (AP) — Character possible for us to do the same? Christ himself has Deputy Fire Marshal Rudy Kiss- 168 Woodland St. • 643-8474 Gymnastics, begins April 5; Jukido, begins April 28; Pa.; five grandchildren and two 8am-6pm daily actor Lockwood West, who per­ given us the answer: “ Wherefore I give you to mann of the Town of Manchester and Tang So Do Karate, begins April 27. great-grandchildren. He was EMERGENCY formed on stage, screen and radio understand, that no man speaKJng by the Spirit of Fire Department said. predeceased by a daughter, Bar­ Walter Brozna Fire — Police — Medical over a 62-year career and had God calleth Jesus accursed: that no man can say “ We’re just going to try to bara Petersen. Walter Brozna, 75, of Windsor, parts in “ Upstairs, Downstairs” that Jesus is the Lord, but by the Holy Ghost.” ! generate some information,” D I A L 9 1 1 A memorial service will be held husband of Jeanette (Melnyk) and “The Dresser,” died of Through an earnest desire for truth, deligent study • Kissmann said. Saturday at 1 p.m. at Center In Manchester Brozna and brother of Ann La vine cancer Tuesday, his agent said. of the scriptures, doing the will of God, and seeking The cabin was built in 1927 and SPRING Lottery Congregational Church, 11 Cen­ of Manchester, died Wednesday He was 83. through the prayer of faith, we are all entitled to the ter St. Burial will be at the (March 29, 1989) in Mount Sinai West’s iast performance was in same witness of the divinity of Jesus Christ that • S E M I N ^ convenience of the family in Hospital. a radio piay in November. Peter received. The promise is before us “ If any Elmwood Cemetery, Bethel. Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries Besides his wife and sister, he is His best-known roles included man will do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, There are no calling hours. 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Friday, March 31, 1989 — 5 Few in Coventry Desegregation plan House ups retail credit rate cap HARTFORD (AP) — The cap approved a resolution calling on Health Committee voted to re­ department to cover higher-than- on interest rates for credit cards New York state to repeal a new place the state’s hospital rate­ expected costs for Medicaid. hear school plan due out next week issued by retail stores will go tax on commuters who work in setting system, giving Connecti­ Also Thursday, the General from 15 percent to 18 percent FAIRFIELD (AP) —A state New York but live outside the cut’s hospitals greater freedomtn Law Committee approved a bill budget now goes to Town Council over with a $30 million, $40 under a bill approved by the state. The new law counts all allowing bowlers to have drinks By Jacqueline Bennett report to be unveiled next million, $50 million package, setting rates. Manchester Herald for review and possible cuts. week will recommend ways to House and on its way to the family income when computing The committee rejected a prop­ while they bowl beginning at 2 It will be voted on by townspeo­ we’d almost be throwing out Senate. the tax, not just that earned in osal to revise the state’s current p.m. Current law forbids drinking ple at the annual town meeting achieve racial desegregation the baby with the bath water.” Supporters said the measure New York. COVENTRY — Less than two in Connecticut’s schools, but Regardless of what the re­ system, which‘/4as been critic­ at the bowling lane level before 5 dozen residents attended a public May 12 or at an adjourned would encourage retailers to The House also voted 117-28 to ized as ineffective and confusing. p.m. will not call for any immediate port recommends, a coalition extend c.’’edit to those who might hearing on the proposed $9.1 referendum. action, according to Education allow union business agents to Under the system, hospital rates The bill was approved 10-6 and Mickel said the 11.7 percent of civil rights groups has said a now be denied it because retailers serve on state occupational li­ sent to the House. million Board of Education Commissioner Gerald N. desegregation lawsuit is have risen an average of 58 budget Thursday night, leaving increase was in line with or less Tirozzi. consider them too much of a risk. censing boards in spots pre­ percent in three years. The committee also OK’d a bill than area towns. He noted that, imminent. Opponents criticized it as an viously reserved for practicing restructuring the state Liquor many more empty seats than full In a speech Thursday at Tirozzi has insisted the state The panel adopted a competing ones in the auditorium of Coven­ unlike past budgets, this one does anti-consumer bill that would tradesmen. system that makes hospitals free Control Commission, providing not include revenue from school Sacred Heart University, the will seek only voluntary mea­ only encourage the working poor The House decision will allow for a commissioner and deputy try High School. commissioner indicated the sures, but that courts could to set rates as they see fit as long Most of those in the audience building grants. to go deeper into debt. Gov. William A. O’Neill to skirt a as they stay within annual budget commissioner, rather than the Although that revenue results report would recommend require solutions such as alter­ The House approved the bill, state Supreme Court ruling current executive director. for the one-hour hearing were creation of a high-powered ing school boundaires or re­ increases of 2 percent plus school administrators or from school-related bonding, it is 89-55, Thursday, sending it back issued earlier this year that said inflation. Supporters said the move a town-wide revenue source and citizens’ committee to develop quiring busing across town to the Senate, which had ap­ four of the state’s occupational would make the agency more members of the Town Council. more specific voluntary dese­ lines. The Appropriations Committee The $9,163,312 budget is an has come under fire from resi­ proved a version that simply licensing boards were iilegally approved a bill setting aside $53.9 accountable to the governor and dents in the past who say it should gregation plans in the next "I cannot tell you who would removed the 15 percent cap. constituted because business the public; opponents said it increase of $965,188 over this year or two. win a suit, but the courts do million for state agencies that year’s budget, representing an not be used to offset education Earlier, the Human Services agents were serving in spots have overspent their budgets this would make it more political, expenses. The report will propose the things on their terms, not Committee voted 15-4 to defeat a reserved for tradesmen. since the governor would appoint increase of 11,7 percent. creation of specialty schools, necessarily on our terms,” the year. Most of the money — $44.1 The largest portion of the Mickel noted too that due to an bill that would have prohibited Earlier in the day, the Public million — goes to the welfare the commissioner and deputy. expected increase of 5 percent in voluntary transfer programs commissioner said. the state from paying for abor­ budget, at $5,446,580, goes to and construction of new More than 80 percent of certified teachers’ salaries, up enrollments, four teachers have tions for poor women. The bill has been added, three at the town’s schools as some of the ways in Connecticut’s minority stu­ been one of the most hotly $621,259 from this year. which desegregation can be dents are in 14 of the state’s 1|66 The budget for instructional two elementary schools, and one debated non-budget bills this year Girl, 13, gun sparks searches at the middle school. The cost of achieved. But Tirozzi said he school districts. Minority stu­ and could return in the form of an supplies jumped about $27,000 to sees little chance of selling dents, for example, account $318,925 while proposed textbook these teachers, $125,000, is 13 amendment later in the session. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The for youngsters this age,” Con­ ted the president of the Bridge­ percent of the increase in the expensive proposals to legisla­ for more than 80 percent of Also Thursday, the House rev­ discovery of a loaded pistol in a nelly said. "This was unheard of port Education Association to call costs are up $11,000 to $50,637. The tors who are struggling with a school enrollment in New amount budgeted for new instruc­ education budget. ersed itself and voted 142-3 to drop 13-year-old girl’s purses has five years ago. The drug trade for stepped up searches of stu­ Mickel then held up a paper massive projected state Haven and Bridgeport and its controversial budget-cutting prompted school officials to begin brought this on.” dents and lockers, along with tional equipment increased budget deficit. more than 90 percent in $25,000 to $27,330, and $24,952 is is plate and pulled from that a move to force about 3,200 non­ random locker searches at ele­ The seventh-grade girl was possible use of metal detectors. narrow piece in the shape of a pie “I don’t think anyone is Hartford. union state employees to take mentary schools, a .policy arrested along with a 15-year-old, Connelly noted that the prob­ requested for replacement of going to listen right now The new desegregation re­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald slice. three unpaid days off this spring. adopted two years ago for the eighth-grade boy on Tuesday at lem of weapons in schools is not instructional equipment, a new because the state is so con­ port will be made public cost. The amount requested for "This one small piece of pie is The so-called furloughs, which city’s high schools, Superintend­ the Curiale School Tuesday after restricted to Bridgeport, the BOXES OF SPRING — Elaine Sampson, a volunteer what we, the board, can actually cerned with the fiscal cli­ during a state Board of Educa­ would have saved the state $1.7 ent James A. Connelly said. the school principal, acting on an state's largest city. There have bunches were sold and delivered to area businesses this new non-instructional equipment mate,” he said. “If I were to go tion meeting Wednesday. driver for the American Cancer Society, carries boxes of year. This is the eighth year the local Society has held the decreased $22,000. control. 'The rest is fixed cost,” he million, were included in a $247 School officials are also seeking anonymous tip apparently supp­ been recent incidents in Strat­ daffodils to her car for delivery Thursday. Over 10,000 fund-raiser. “We have tried to put together a said. million deficit-reduction plan the legal advice on whether they can lied by a student, found a loaded ford, Danbury and Manchester, budget that meets the needs of He added that 91 percent of the House passed last week. be more aggressive in searching .380-caliber Beretta in the girl’s he said. our district. Not every conceiva­ budget goes to fixed costs such as Democrats in the House students themselves to combat a purse. The gun belonged to the In New Haven last year. School ble need, but the best we can do,” negotiated salaries, insurance Mayoral candidate reached an agreement Wednes­ problem being experienced at boy, police said. Superintendent John Dow tried to board Chairman Lawr>^nce and utilities. day to withdraw the furloughs school districts around the state, ’The school includes grades bar students who were involved in Bolton school board cuts its budget Mickel said as he gave a brief Resident Roland Green said the and replace them with $2 million he said. kindergarten through eighth violent activity, even if the presentation of the budget. The budget increase is too high. in cuts from a $4.8 million account “I am determined that the grades. incidents occurred away from that covers minor capital im­ school. A federal judge ordered By Andrew J. Davis Richard E. Packman submitted a attend the high school next school sent a letter to Columbia offering faces charges of Bridgeport schools are not going The incident, which marked the Manchester Herald list of proposed cuts totaling provement projects, such as to reflect the streets of Bridge­ fifth time since September that a the school system to readmit a year. Currently. 298 students to allow Columbian students to boiler repairs. port, because right now the gun was found on a pupil on school student expelled on the basis of $98,700, Michael L. Parsons said attend the high school. attend the high school next school BOLTON — Facing the loss of reducing the budget that much The House action will have to be streets of Bridgeport are not in property in Bridgeport, promp­ the new policy. Facing only a small loss of year. The town’s school board has bigamy, forgery approved by the Senate and then very good shape,” Connelly said 42 freshmen and perceived politi­ was not prudent since the Board students, the school board agreed agreed to discuss the matter at its cal pressure, the Board of Educa­ the governor, who has already Thursday. of Finance may cut it further. not to cut staff or programs. next meeting in two weeks, he ^FAT^ELLY PELI. said he supports the move. tion reduced its proposed $5,2 “I don’t see why we’re here , NEW BRITAIN (API - A Hartford State’s Attorney John ‘Tm appalled there’s an avail­ Packman said making staff or said. I mayoral candidate charged with Bailey said Hillier was convicted The House also unanimously ability of weapons on the street million budget by $45,100 cutting $100,000,” he said. “That program cuts would not be Columbia does not have a high Thursday. . bigamy and forgery as a result of on an arson charge of burning his is stupid.” advisable if the board wants to school and currently sends most own house in Rockland in 1970. He SWARMING As three members of the Board The school board ended up ; an investigation into a suspicious attract students from other towns of its students to Windham High . fire at his home was convicted 19 was given a three- to 10- year Our professional stylists of Finance sat in the audience, deleting a $5,000 bucket loader, to the high school. He said he has School, Packman said. 1 years ago of setting fire to his own suspended sentence and five school board members agreed $2,500 worth of new student desks, will recommend the ^1/ i I house in Rockland, Mass., offi- years probation, Bailey said. SC^US Conditioner TERMITES that the loss of Willington stu­ $14,000 to enlarge a student ; dais said. When asked in court whether he Act quickly: avoid additional damage. Bliss dents for next school year meant parking lot, $20,000 for a storage foriiiulated to bring your COMPLETE DINNER MENU >4 ^ Police and fire officials de- had a prior criminal record, hair to life! termite experts - plus our technical staff having to cut the budget. But garage extension, and $3,600 in School contract talks [ dined Thursday to call Charles Hillier told Judge Alan Smith, - provide over a century of trained some board members felt the office furniture. % : Hillier, 45, a suspect in the March “Not that I can think of.” experience. 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Spinning and Trigger Sticks 1 PLANTS ^allowed to return to the school Teachers, reacting to a school BURPEE LIME next fall even though a state board motion to establish a I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my FOR OUTDOORS USE fact-finding panel recommended committee to study and rewrite WE HAVE: _he be fired after two female the system’s vague policy on pay-by-mail subscription on — $-|98 •PELLET LIME students said he improperly touching, said the board did not each touched them. understand what it takes to be a Enclosed please find payment for CHOOSE FROM HYACINTHS, •HYDRATE LIME The Enfield Board of Education good teacher. 99 DAFFODILS AND QRAPE • Various langtrrs, actions and Carrier Delivery; •LIMESTONE voted 4-1, with three abstaining “In 20 years of teaching, I don’t HYACINTHS 40% OFF laatures to choose Irom. □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months M6 20 □ 1 year 92 40 and one absent, to let Joseph know how many times I have Giangrasso return to school next been inadvertently touched by Senior Citizens: Indestructible from HUGE SELECTION OF ..fall. But the board also voted breasts,” joked John F. Kennedy KBCO Tip to Butt! □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 months M3.12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 WE REALLY BELIEVE IN Wednesday to suspend Gian- Middle School teacher Peter A. MotorGuide Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount, ’ grasso without pay for the re- Jonaitis Jr. “It’s scary, let me tell B k iI N Q RODS Model H T ® SILK FLOWERS FERMEL LAWN FOOD 'mainder of the current school you.’ ‘Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary year and to place him on two Casting, Trigger, Downrigger, 10,000 sq. ft. bag “When such a decent man, such $1 ALSO A NICE SELECTION OF years probation after he returns. a good man, such a gentle man Spinning models • Revolutionary stirrup 99 N a m e READY MADE ITEMS ONLY $ 1 7 .9 5 A panel of lawyers on Tuesday has been found guilty, we have all handle with one called Giangrasso’s touching of been found guilty,” said Enfield touch speed control. A d d res s A pt the pupils "Improper and inap- High School teacher Florinda • Durable 12-volt hand operated Whisper- OPEN 7 DAYS — SUNDAY UNTIL 4:00 ' proprlate” and said It was “due Valente. Guide' motor delivers 16 lbs. thrust. C i t y ____ ,Z ip . P h o n e . • Extra strong 30" chrome steel column. and sufficient” under state law to Giangrasso declined to com­ Rhino hide finish resists cuts, fire the 25-year employee. But the ment after the vote, saying only scratches and abrasions and $ ' i99 • Patented Hannon System performance MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL panel did not conclude Gian­ that he was pleased. guarantees added overall weedless prop. VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER grasso was guilty of “moral The state fact-finding panel strength. 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 649-2623 misconduct,” as the Board of reported that a Fermi High The Manchester Herald ; Education had initially charged. School senior said last year that 2 Main Street, Manchester P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN LINE About 250 teachers attended the Giangrasso had placed his hand ■ school board’s special meeting up the back of her sweater and ^ ^ 910 9 Daily Wednesday, many of them de­ rubbed her bare back after she fill Sunday 11 to 5 fending Giangrasso and insisting FARR complained of a backache. 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31. 1989 — 7 Pulitzer winners celebrate success NATION & WORLD whiskey in native villages a NEW YORK (AP) - The 1989 But the drinks were non­ Snyder and artist Karen Blessen Pulitzer Prizes went to newspap­ felony and gave villages more alcoholic at The Courier-Journal of The Dallas Morning News, for ers that combated alcoholism power to regulate or ban liquor; of Louisville, Ky., which won the their report on a 1986 air crash, its special grants were arranged to general news reporting prize for aftermath and implications. among Alaskan natives, brought fight suicide in rural areas. millions of dollars in mortgage its coverage of a bus crash Michael Skube of The News and Bill Dedman of the Atlanta blamed on a drunken driver that Tanker captain fired money to poor neighborhoods and Journal-Constitution won the Observer of Raleigh. N.C., won plugged tax loopholes. killed 27 students. the award for criticism. The prize for investigative reporting Each award carries with it a Thursday’s announcement of for his series on racial discrimi­ commentary prize went to Clar­ the awards also left an amateur $3,000 prize, except the public ence Page of the Chicago Trib­ Exxon says tests prove he was drunk nation by lending institutions in service award, which is recog­ photographer incredulous that he Atlanta. Within weeks of its une; the other Tribune award, received one, saying he thought nized with a gold medal. The editorial writing, went to Lois publication, the banks announced Courier-Journal’s prize will be VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) — The bouts. A telephone call to Hazel­ he had a “better chance of flying far-reaching changes in their Wille, who also won a Pulitzer in to the moon” than winning a donated to a fund for the crash 1963 for public service with the captain of the oil tanker Exxon wood’s residence early today was operations in the city’s black victims. A Valdez is out of a job today answered by a recording. Pulitzer. areas, along with a $72 million Chicago Daily News. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Two international reporting Wasserstein’s play, which because a federal investigation Hazelwood has been arrested fund for mortgages in those prizes were awarded — to Glenn showed he was legally drunk twice for drunken driving and had Chicago Tribune each won two neighborhoods. moved from off-Broadway to prizes in journalism, while arts Frankel of The Washington Post, Broadway this month, follows its after his ship ran aground, his license suspended three Dedman, who left the news­ for reports from the Middle East, causing the nation’s biggest oil times. awards went to Wendy Wasser- paper in February for a job with heroine and her friends from the stein’s “The Heidi Chronicles” and to Bill Keller of The New ’60s to the 1980s. spill. Maximum criminal penalties The Washington Post, said he felt York Times, for his work in the Capt. Joseph Hazelwood was for operating a ship while drunk for drama; Anne Tyler’s “Brea­ the decision to run his stories took “I’m so excited, I’m almost thing Lessons” for fiction; and Soviet Union. pre-verbal,” said Wasserstein. fired Thursday for violating include a $5,000 fine and up to a guts on the part of the newspap­ The explanatory journalism company rules that ban alcohol year in jail, the Coast Guard said. Neil Sheehan’s "A Bright Shining er’s editors. Sheehan’s book, the story of a Lie; John Paul Vann and Amer­ award went to reporter David career officer in Vietnam, was 16 on its ships, said Exxon Shipping Violators also face the loss of “In the face of phone calls and Hanners, photographer William Co. Inc. President Frank larossi. their seaman’s license and up to ica in Vietnam” for general letters and not so subtle pressures years in the making. “We are all extremely disap­ $1,000 in civil penalties. non-fiction. right up in their faces, they didn’t pointed and outraged that an Coast Guard spokesman Todd “It’s really fun to win a Pulitzer blink a bit. There’s something to officer in such a critical position Nelson said the agency is waiting Prize,” said Pat Dougherty, city be said for that,” Dedman said. could have jeopardized his ship, for final findings from the federal editor of the Anchorage Daily The Philadelphia Inquirer was ^Some Traditions Shouldn’t Be Passed On. his crew and the environment safety board before proceeding News, winner of the Pulitzer for cited for feature writing — David through such actions,” larossi with any criminal charges. Such public service. "It will give us a Zucchino’s series “Being Black in said. charges could lead to up to one chance to reiterate the point of South Africa” — and in national AP photo the stories done in the first place; AP photo The federal government, year in prison and not more than writing, for a seven-part series by $5,000 in fines. State officials also SPOT NEWS WINNER — This photograph by freelance We’ve got a serious problem up meanwhile, said it will not take JOSEPH HAZELWOOD here.” Donald L. Barlett and James B. SURVEYING THE DAMAGE — Margie by a tornado that hit the area over the spill cleanup, but will have started a criminal photographer Ron Olshwanger showing a St, Louis Steele on loopholes inserted in the . .. loses job The problem, alcoholism Share and her son, Kenny, stand in a Wednesday. Share, his wife, and two monitor the environmental dam­ investigation. firefighter trying to revive a 2-year-old won him the 1989 1986 tax reform bill for special The Coast Guard, based on its among Alaskan natives, was interests. bedroom of his Clarkson, Ky., home sons, fled to a crawl space under the age. The tanker ran aground on a Pulitzer Prize for spot news photography. The photo was covered exhaustively in a nine- charted reef March 24, dumping investigation so far, has begun published in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch on Dec. 31, The prize was the second such Thursday and survey the damage done house and waited for the storm to pass. proceedings to revoke Hazel­ day series. As a result, state 10.1 million gallons of oil into showed Hazelwood had a blood- 1988. legislators made bootlegging award for Barlett and Steele. Prince William Sound. alcohol level of 0.061 percent, said wood’s license, said Guard spo­ Their series set off a storm of Codst Guard Commandant William Woody, head of a Na­ kesman Greg Robinson. public indignation which led Paul Yost, one of three senior tional Transportation Safety Third mate Gregory Cousins, Congress to reject subsequent Lack of cash leads many couples officials who made a fact-finding Board team investigating the who was piloting the ship without proposals for special tax breaks. trip to the spill site, said it was spill. The Coast Guard limit for certification when it ran aground, Here’s who won Pulitzer Prizes The two prizes give the news­ “almost unbelievable” that the operating a commercial vessel at showed no signs of alcohol, nor NEW YORK (AP) — Here are the winners of the Editorial Writing — Lois Wille of the Chicago paper 16 in 14 years. to live together without marriage ship strayed outside a 10-mile sea is 0.04 percent. Woody said. was there any indication of 1989 Pulitzer Prizes: Tribune. At The Orange County (Calif.) wide shipping lane to run For automobile drivers in alcohol in tests administered to JOURNALISM: Editorial Cartooning — Jack Higgins of the Register, confetti was showered higher rate of cohabitation than aground. Alaska and most other states, a helmsman Robert Kagan, Woody Chicago Sun-Times. over Edward Humes, who won BALTIMORE (AP) — The tween half and two-thirds of the the specialized reporting award popular image of unmarried those who go on to college, decline in marriage among young “This was not a treacherous blood-alcohol reading of .10 per­ said. Public Service — Anchorage Daily News. Spot News Photography — Ron Olshwanger, reported Linda A. Jacobsen of area, not treacherous in the area cent is considered legally drunk. But a civilian Coast Guard General News Reporting — The Courier-Journal free-lance photographer, St. Louis Post-Dispatch. for stories on Southern Califor­ co’uples that live together as people can be accounted for by nia’s military establishment. well-off young college grads is Cornell University. the rise in cohabitation. where they ran aground,” Yost Coast Guard Lt. Ed Wieliczkie- employee, working in a radar of Louisville staff. Feature Photography — Manny Crisostomo of the There also is a close relation­ said in Washington on Thursday. wicz said investigators did not room in Valdez, where tanker Investigative Reporting — Bill Dedman of the Detroit Free Pressj Ron Olshwanger, 51, a furni­ largely incorrect, say social For example, among people ture wholesaler from Creve Countryside Siding scientists who report that finan­ ship between income and rates of under age 20, the share married “It’s 10 miles wide. Your children know whether the captain con­ traffic is monitored, had a Atlanta Journal-Constitution. ARTS: could drive a tanker up through sumed alcohol after the boat hit blood-alcohol level of 0.20 when he Coeur, Mo., won the spot news cial problems seem to be a factor living together, she said, with declined from 27 percent in 1970 to Explanatory Journalism — David Hanners, There's one legacy no one will thank you for; house painting. And the best, people who have more money it.” the reef and could have been was tested more than 12 hours William Snyder and Karen Blessen of The Dallas Fiction — “Breathing Lessons’’ by Anne Tyler. photography prize for a picture of in many such arrangements. 14 percent in 1985. But the percent a firefighter trying to save a most beautiful way to end that unfortunate tradition is with Wolverine's more likely to be married or live Hazelwood was the skipper of sober at the time the vessel ran after the accident. Woody said. Morning News. Drama — “The Heidi Chronicles” by Wendy Restoration Collection of sidings. “The image of college students involved in a “union,” either 2-year-old girl. The St. Louis leading the cohabitation revolu­ alone. marriage or cohabitation, fell the 987-foot tanker, but he was not aground. The accident happened The worker, Bruce Blandford, Specialized Reporting — Edward Humes of The Wasserstein. Our distinctive vinyl sidings have all the integrity and elegeince of wood. Yet on the bridge when the ship hit shortly after midnight March 24, told investigators he had begun Orange County (Calif.) Register. History — “Parting the Waters: America in the Post-Dispatch acquired rights to they never need painting. tion just isn’t so,’’ Larry Bum- That, she said, is an indication only from 29 percent to 23 the photo. pass of the University of Wiscon­ that many people choose cohabi­ percent. Bligh Reef a half-mile outside and the Coast Guard arrived drinking only after he got off work King Years, 1954-63’ ’ by Taylor Branch, and “Battle Why not do future generations a favor? Call us today for details about the sin told a meeting Thursday of the tation because they cannot afford normal shipping lanes. The ship between 2 a.m. and 2:30 a.m. and was not drunk at the time of National Reporting — Donald L. Barlett and Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era” by James M. “Who’d have ever thought I’d Restoration Collection. A beautiful way to break with tradition. to get married. For people aged 25 and over, had just left the Port of Valdez, “We don’t know,” Wieliczkie- the tanker accident. Woody said James B. Steele of The Philadelphia Inquirer. McPherson. win a Pulitzer Prize? I’d figure I Population Association of Bumpass said the marriage drop America. Bumpass concurred that being loaded with crude oil from the wicz said, adding the Coast Guard his superiors reported that Bland- International Reporting — Glenn Frankel of The Biography — "Oscar Wilde” by the late Richard have a better chance of flying to able to afford marriage is one of was from 72 percent to 55 percent trans-Alaska pipeline. also cannot say whether an ford’s performance appeared Washington Post and Bill Keller of The New York Ellmann. the moon,” said Olshwanger. SPRING SPECIAL “It seems likely that the over the same years. But includ­ Champagne baths were admin­ middle-class, college graduates the factors in a decision to live On Thursday, crude oil covered observer was with Hazelwood at normal. Times. Poetry — “New and Collected Poems” by together. He also pointed out that ing those living together meant about 600 square miles of the all times after the accident. As the toll from the slick’s trail Feature Writing — David Zucchino of The Richard Wilbur. istered to Manny Crisostomo of attracted the attention of the people in unions fell only from 75 the Detroit Free Press, winner of media and academics because the rise in cohabitation rates can sound once considered one of larossi said Hazelwood, 42, was mounted, so did the wrath of Philadelphia Inquirer. General Non-Fiction — “A Bright Shining Lie: 35% OFF account for much of the reported percent to 69 percent. Alaska’s most beautiful marine fired in a notice sent to his Alaskans. Commentary — Clarence Page of the Chicago John Paul Vann and America in Vietnam” by Neil the feature photography award, they were the most visible Federal statistics on cohabiting and to Jack Higgins of the component of a widespread phe­ decline in marriage in recent habitats. Huntington, N.Y., home. Exxon “The anger of our people would Tribune. Sheehan. years. adults are weak, the speakers A blood test administered more and Coast Guard officials said be difficult to describe,” said Criticism — Michael Skube of The News and Music — "Whispers Out of Time” by Roger Chicago Sun-Times, winner of the 645-SIDE 647-SIDE nomenon,’’ said Bumpass. noted. award for editorial cartooning. Bumpass and other analysts “Both in behavior and attitude, than nine hours after the accident they did not know his wherea­ Gov. Steve Cowper. Observer, Raleigh, N.C. Reynolds, said people with lower incomes the timing of the marriage and less education are more ceremony is becoming a matter likely to be living together of personal taste and convenience without getting married. and less a major lifecourse People who have not completed transition,” Bumpass said. high school have a 30 percent Bumpass reported that be­ CHECK US OUT! Big Savings On Ail Kitchen And Bathroom Remodeling And Repairs

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Child abuse deaths More bases might close Snow White suit filed Breast cancer treatment questioned Condom use doubles N A TIO N WASHINGTON (AP) - Defense Secre­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - Walt Disney Co. tary Dick Cheney says the budget crunch is singing a new tune over a portrayal o There has been no detectable increase in survival’ topped 1,200 in ’88 might prompt him to ask Congress to close Snow White during the Academy Awards: among teen-age boys additional military bases around the Hi-ho, hi-ho, it’s off to court we go. By Ceborah Mesce & W ORLD doubled and nearly tripled since The department, which in­ The report was requested by BOSTON (AP) — A survey country, but he’s not prepared to reduce the Disney is suing the Academy of Motion The Associated Press 1975. 1979. Picture Arts and Sciences, contending the cludes the National Cancer Insti­ Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Callf., released today indicates teen­ The data indicates that By Brenda C. Coleman approximately the same fig­ Prison uprising ends number of troops stationed in Europe. The GAO said scientific evi­ tute, said the GAO’s sample was The Associated Press ures,” she said. Speaking with wire service reporters song-and-dance routine by a Snow White chairman of the House Energy age boys have become more sexual activity among teen­ WASHINGTON — Survival dence has shown adjuvant che­ too small to detect what is and Commerce committee’s But increasing reports of child SANTA CATARINA. Guatemala (AP) - Thursday, the new defense chief said a look-alike looked, well, dopey. rates remain unchanged for some responsible during the AIDS age males from the city motherapy to be an effective estimated to be a 7 percent to 11 health subcommittee. It was the scare, but researchers caution CHICAGO — Drug use in ma.ior abuse and fatalities have not Rebel inmates at the country’s largest base-closing program launched last year Corporate spokesman Erwin Okun said women with an advanced stage of treatment, especially for preme­ increased 23 percent since percent improvement in survival third and final study in a series that those most sexually active 1979. U.S. cities is fueling the rise in resulted in more money to prison ended an uprising that left seven by former President Reagan was “a hell of the performance was unflattering to the breast cancer despite increased nopausal women with stage II an idea.” beloved character and the academy lacked with adjuvant chemotherapy. aimed at determining if physi­ appear least likely to use “If first intercourse oc­ child abuse, which killed more combat the problem, the commit­ people dead, allowing evacuation of use of an intensive treatment breast cancer, in which the However, the department than 1,200 youngsters in 1988, a “We may well want to go farther and permission to use the fairy tale character. cians are applying available, protection. curred in the past two years, tee’s report said. hundreds of prisoners’ relatives who were combining surgery and chemo­ disease has spread from the agreed that “this survival advan­ state-of-the-art therapies. survey shows. “In 1988, only 12 states received inside since Easter Sunday. start again. ” he continued. The trademark infringement lawsuit was therapy, the General Accounting Condom use among urban 1987-1988, the odds of using a breast to the lymph nodes under tage may not be reaching the teen-agers more than doubled, increases in their child welfare About 600 people were visiting their jailed filed in federal court Thursday. Office says. the arm. Neither Waxman nor staff condom increased 110 percent A entire population of stage II, according to the 1,880 boys " It’s hard to think of treating budgets, and the majority of relatives when up to 100 prisoners took over “There has been no detectable members could be reached for relative to the base period Nozzle problem probed But "there seem to have been premenopausal breast cancer surveyed in what researchers the problem of child abuse before these funds merely provided for the Pavon Model Correctional Farm on increase in survival for patients comment. 1975-1982,” according to the problems in moving the treat­ patients nationally.” said was the first national treating the problem of drug cost of living increases,” the Sunday. Many stayed inside with the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Navy More B-1B Inspections who should have benefited most ment ... from the laboratory to the study prepared for release abuse,” said Leslie Mitchel, Dr. Bruce Chabner, director of The study showed that preme­ study of sexual behavior today at the Population Associ­ report said. inmates, leading some authorities to say believes a Trident 2 missile that failed from the advent of this therapy,” patients,” the agency said. the division of cancer treatment nopausal women whose breast co-author of a survey released The committee recommended: they were not hostages but were staying to during a launch attempt last week suffered WASHINGTON (AP) - The Air Force among teen-age males in the ation of America’s annual the government watchdog The agency said possible rea­ at the National Cancer Institute, cancer was diagnosed in 1975 had 1980s. Thursday by the Chicago-based ■ Increasing child welfare protect their loved ones from any security a mechanical failure in the first-stage will conduct a more extensive safety agency said Thursday in a report meeting in Baltimore. sons for the lack of improvement said most of the increase in use of the same chance of surviving for “There’s an apparent accel­ National Committee on the Prev­ budgets to provide better investi­ force reprisals. , nozzle mechanism. inspection of its B-lB bombers after on adjuvant chemotherapy. Sonenstein and Joseph H. in survival rates are that many adjuvant chemotherapy was five years as women whose eration in condom use,” said ention of Child Abuse. gation of child abuse reports and “That’s a lie. Why on earth would we The Trident 2 missile spun out of control inspections of 34 of them turned up no more Though agreeing with the Pleck of Wheaton College had patients still are not receiving the among patients whose cancer had disease was diagnosed in 1981 — Freya Sonenstein of Brandeis Child abuse deaths rose 5 better resources to solve the want to stay in there under those and finally self-destructed just four seconds problems with a wing mechanism that GAO’s recommendation for more Temple University collect the treatment, that the benefits of the spread to four or more lymph about 72 percent, the report said. University. "And that must be data for comparison to a 1979 percent in 1988 to 1,225, compared problem. conditions?” said Georgina Lopez, es­ after launch on March 21 from the malfunctioned earlier this week. study, the Department of Health treatment are too small to detect with 1,163 deaths the year before, “We have decided to devise another type nodes, he said. The treatment, The study also showed that in associated with the increased survey also conducted by ■ Adding hot lines and crisis corted out of the prison on Thursday with submarine Tennessee in the first subma­ and Human Services criticized statistically or the treatment is however, is most beneficial for 1975, 23 percent of women with the committee said in its annual intervention services. her two young children. “We were locked rine launch of the Navy’s newest and most of inspection, a more thorough inspection in awareness about AIDS.” Temple. the GAO study for relying on too not being administered women with only one to three stage II breast cancer were Overall, the new study report on child abuse. The report ■ Expanding educational and up by the mutineers. That was hard.” powerful weapon. the same wing area, in the interests of Pleck attributed the figures small a statistical sample to effectively. lymph nodes struck by the receiving adjuvant chemother­ showed 60 percent of 15- to was based on a 50-state survey. support services to pregnant Rebellious prisoners surrendered scores Dan Howard, the Defense Department’s safety to ensure we’re iooking at everything support such a “sweeping to an increased responsibility In comments included in the disease, he said. apy. By 1982, 72 percent of such 19-year-olds are sexually ac­ among young men, but both More than 2.2 million child women and new parents. of rifles and released the relatives after chief spokesman, said Thursday that the we need to look at, ’ ’ said Col. Larry Greer, a conclusion.” report, HHS said “the GAO “There’s a problem in applica­ patients were receiving the treat­ tive. Fifty-eight percent of that doctors said there is room for abuse reports were filed nation­ ■ Spreading the burden of Guatemala’s Interior Minister, its human Navy had managed to recover some parts spokesman for the Strategic Air Command. Adjuvant chemotherapy is a analysis is not sufficiently strong tion of the therapy” by physi­ ment, although that dropped to 69 group used a condom during improvement because the wide last year, about 3 percent protecting children by increasing rights ombudsman and three representa­ of the missile from the ocean floor off Cape The earlier malfunction prompted the Air treatment method in which to allow the sweeping conclusion cians, he said. “The ones (pa­ percent in 1983. The report did not the last time they had inter­ most active men appear to be more than in 1987, the committee the involvment of medical, men­ tives of the rebels signed an accord ending Canaveral, Fla., and to analyze more of the Force to ground its B-IB fleet on Tuesday as surgery is followed by chemo- that no increase in survival estimated, using data from 41 a precautionary measure. tients) most likely to benefit were show figures for subsequent course, up from 21 percent in the least responsible. tal health and educational the siege of the country’s largest prison. radio telemetry data from the launch. . therapy. Its use has more than benefit can be detected.” not the ones being treated.” years. states and the District of systems. Columbia. “Child abuse will remain a Data from other states were serious public health problem in unavailable, said the committee, this country until we as a nation which gathered statistics by turn our attention to prevention,” telephone from the federal liai­ said the committee’s executive in the Greater sons for child abuse and neglect in director, Anne H. Cohn. each state. OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area Of the 32 states that could provide information about prob­ REAL ESTATE < lems linked to child abuse, 22 cited substance abuse “as the dominant characteristic among their caseloads,” the report said. L e g ia l “In the District of Columbia, COME JOIN THE RE/MAX for example, almost 90 percent of the caretakers reported for child T a lk abuse are active substance abus­ RE/MAX east of the river Realty Co. by 297 East Center Street Manchester, C T 06040 647-1419 ers,” the committee said. “While A tt o r n e y •rg_ , REAL ESTATE nationwide, the percentage of A t L a w Leo J. 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Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sat. 9:004;00 6 4 3 -4 6 1 6 - A s MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 31, 1989 — 11 - 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31, 1989 New Soviet legislature Workers, students fight Korean police OPINION Bv C. W. LIm diary in Ulsan, asking workers to working conditions. protests and want to stay on their can’t open on time The Associated Press join in the demonstration. They ' Management refused to recog­ Job, company officials said. tossed rocks and firebombs into nize the new militant union, and Hyundai said it lost $6 million in MOSCOW (AP) - President In his speech, Gorbachev SEOUL, South Korea — Thou­ the company compound, setting up to 5,000 workers were involved sales each day. Mikhail S. Gorbachev said in portrayed Sunday’s election, sands of workers and radical fire to two buses and destroying in a series of violent clashes with Police said only 20 of the 697 remarks published today the Conflict W rongful in which at least threq dozen students, hurling rocks and fire­ 30 cars, according to the Ssutl pro-management workers, caus­ strikers arrested 'Thursday at the first session of a new congress top local officials around the bombs, today battled police in Korean nev^s agency Yonhap. ing the shipyard to close all or must be postponed because shipyard would be formally country failed to win, as a seven cities to protest a police In Seoul, about 4,000 radical part of its operations. charged. Police said they were candidates in this week’s elec­ referendum on the perestroika assault that broke a prolonged students threw jock s and fire­ Most of the Hyundai shipyard tions failed to gain enough searching 40 strike leaders at discharge program he launched four strike at South Korea’s largest workers were not involved in the ruling was votes to fill 12 percent of the bombs at police at five large. years ago. V seats. shipyard. uniyersities. “ People understand that for One clash came near the “ Down with (President) Roh life to get better, time and sprawling Hyundai shipyard in Tae-woo >yho stifles workers’ is battled Gorbachev also said some work are needed with com­ Ulsan, which reopened today with rights! ” protesters shouted. Communist Party and govern­ plete performance. But they A justified 4.000 police guarding it. Hyundai ment officials lost their elec­ also don’t part with inatten­ At Yonsei Univesity in western VISIT OUR SHOWROOM By Jack Anderson tion bids because they had not tiveness, mismanagement and officials said 70 percent of its Seoul, riot police fired hundreds Replacement Windows or A New and Dale Van Atta fully embraced his perestroika attempts to preserve unap­ 22.000 employees returned to of tear gas canisters when about work. 1,000 students tried to march into The majority of members of the town’s reform program, according to proachable bureaucratic offi­ ' Sunroom the speech published today. About 14,000 riot police, as­ the streets after a campus rally. •8A8H •OLT IN TON Ethics Commission made the right decision A Navy recruiter ranks Mark ces like fortresses. Those who In earlier speeches, Gorba­ were restructuring slowly and sisted by helicopters pouring About 1,'000 students supporting CUSTOM .BOWS. BAYS, and EASY CLEANINQ Thursday night when they decided that there Powell among the top 1 percent of chev said he hoped the inaugu­ down tear gas, stormed the Hyundai strikers charged out of •CUSTOM MAOS TO N T candidates with the right stuff to not expanding ties with ANY EXISTINO OtWONO is no clear conflict of interest that should have ral meeting of the 2,250-seat shipyard before dawn Thursday, Korea University In eastern Seoul GARDEN WINDOWS become a military officer. workers were the ones who •NO MESS INSTALLATION prevented Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. from Congress of People’s Deputies lost,” Gorbachev said in re­ arresting 697 people and ending and bombarded riot police with IN JUST ONE DAY But the Navy won’t let Powell, 25. also available could be held in April. How­ the 109-day strike that had left hundreds of firebombs. Fighting •e l im in a te s STORM voting on the question of Main Street join up until the Air Force cuts him marks delivered Wednesday ever, runoffs are now required about 400 people injured since was also reported at Seoul ! P = ^ • WINDOWS reconstruction. free from the bogus discharge it and published in Friday’s ending in mid-May. Soviet newspapers. Dec. 12. National, Kyunghee and-Chun- •SCREENS INCLUDED DiRosa leases space in a Main Street wrapped around his neck more than In his remarks published He said the elections showed Protesters nationwide accused gang universities in the Capital. •building as one of three outlets in Manchester five years ago. Powell was dismissed today, Gorbachev said 12 ' ' _ rp from the Air Force Academy in 1983 the people’s “ strong critical the government of suppressing Sporadic and violent protests ;for his dry cleaning business. Obviously, what percent of the seats went disposition.” because a medical board he neyer met the labor movement. involving students continued to­ ‘happens on Main Street is likely to have some unfilled, forcing postponement Gorbachev did not say ex­ In Ulsan today, about 3,000 day in Kwangju, Chungju, Pusan, decided he had a “ narcissistic person­ of the congress’ first meeting. effect, tem porarily and permanently, on all ality disorder.” actly what people were com­ workers and radical students Chonju and Taejon, Yonhap said. But he gave no date for a plaining about, but in his trips Powell turned the disaster into a armed with rocks and firebombs There were no immediate re­ •downtown Main Street businesses, including rescheduled session of the around the country, he has challege. He has vowed to prove that battled police, who responded ports of arrests and injuries. DiRosa’s. body. The new Soviet election been beseiged by citizens €>roeaMuNNmrosT ww NGf<*. the academy made a mistake, and with tear gas. The Hyundai' groupj|^ jj^hich ’ It is also obvious that DiRosa feels the Main law says the session must be unhappy with chronic shor­ wants to re-enter the military. Three held within two months of the News reports and witnesses produces cars, 8hips, e l^ ro h ic s Street project as presently planned will be tages of consumer goods and G arden U.S. senators, two congressmen, a initial election, which would be food. said^the protesters set fire to five and steel, is one of South Korea’s good in the long range for downtown generally retired admiral and other military by May 26. At the same time, he said, cars and attacked three police largest corporations. heavyweights are now backing his and for Manchester generally. Otherwise, he The inaugural session is to the elections were a “ further guardhouses with firebombs in Its troubles began DCc! 12 when would not consistently have supported the crusade to overturn the discharge. choose a new, smaller full­ advancement of the policy of the industrial city 150 miles militant workers broke away Tower’s pledge really a bribe Powell doesn’t want revenge. He proposal in the face of public opposition to it time legislature, the Supreme perestroika, of the entire de­ southeast of Seoul. from a company-sanctioned un­ doesn’t want a lawsuit. He simply and legal action against it. Soviet, as well as a president. mocratic process.” About 1,000 protesters also ion and set up a separate Union, stay out an hour later, and b) buy me a wants to wear the wings of a military demonstrated at a Hyundai subsi­ demanding pay hikes and better But DiRosa’s personal stake in Main Street By Sarah Overstreet Cookin’ set is yours on demand, along aviator. ’69 Charger with a 426 Hemi instead of reconstruction is pretty tenuous. with every trick I learned in 20 years In his second year at the academy, this ’74 Pinto, so I can look cool going of reading Cosmopolitan and your When my mom was a little giri, she Powell was accused by his squadron If the Ethics Commission were to hold that around McDonald’s, then I ’ll just say name on my CD’s. You want me to and her friends in the Epworth commander of lying, a serious honor Restrictions are eased after ‘Land Day’ every elected town official in Manchester who no to booze, at least until the senior shed a few pounds? Hey, lips that League of the Methodist Episcopal code violation. He challenged the helps formulate policy had to disqualify trip when we’re on the bus and none of touch chocolate layer cake and Sunday school took the Temperance us has to drive.” accusation with intensity — appar­ JERUSALEM (AP) - The were allowed to return to their reasons won’t make us cut this Olmert, a minister for Arab himself because of every possible connection Kentucky Fried Chicken shall never military today allowed Palesti­ Pledge. I believe it was prose written Personally, I find the bribery ideas ently too much intensity. The medical jobs in Israel today after the tie.” affairs. touch yours...” nian workers back into Israel with the results of the policy decision, there by the Women’s Christian Temper­ extremely appealing. If good works, board decided he was narcissistic, a one-day quarantine, and a one- Roads to the West Bank were from the West Bank and lifted a About one-fifth of Israel’s 4.2 would be very few capable people left to make ance Union, and went something good looks and a great resume won’t There’s only one thing I don’t label stuck on people with an inflated day general curfew was removed closed Thursday and the entire general curfew in the Gaza Strip million people are Arabs. They decisions. along the "lips that touch liquor...” get me a job — and on several understand about this whole bribery sense of self importance to the point of on the seaside Gaza Strip, the Gaza Strip was placed under after clashes left three reported identify with the Palestinians in line. She didn’t remember how it went occasions, they haven’t — perhaps I thing, and the guy who started it all, being debilitating. Maj. Steven Peci- military said. However, nearly curfew in an attempt to reduce Two Republican members of the Ethics dead and at least 30 wounded. the occupied lands but generally exactly, and broke if as soon as she can bribe my way to a better position. John Tower: In order to bribe novsky, who was then chief of civil law 180,000 Gazans remained under violence. Goren justified the Commission raised the question and tried Israel closed the occupied have not become involved in was old enough to know what it meant. “ So you’ve heard I ’m not the someone, you have to give up at the Academy, thought Powell could curfew in six refugee camps and measures on grounds they were territories Thursday, when Pa­ protests. Although .they fre­ Thursday night to establish the idea that The Temperance Pledge was a greatest speller? Well as luck would something. I trade you all of my free have disproved the honor code allega­ neighborhoods. preferable to casualties. See the beautiful different* Four Seasons* can make to your home. lestinians conducted a general quently complain of discrimina­ DiRosa faces a material conflict of interest. thing of the past by the time I was have it. I’ve just enrolled in "Spell time and a ride to work every tions and has backed Powell to the Shmuel Goren, the Defense Police and the state-run radio And save big on any of our nine solarium designs in wood or aluminum. strike to commemorate six Is­ tion, they are Israeli citizens and They failed to persuade the four other coming along, but has sort of enjoyed Your Way to Success’ at the local morning, and you give me a job. A present day. Ministry official in charge of the and television described the raeli Arabs killed March 30, >1976 have the right to vote. YOU COULD WIN THE PRICE OF YOUR SOLARIUM IN OUR a renaissance with Nancy Reagan’s community college and bought a bribe is not a pleasant barter, but one A spokeswoman at the Academy territories; said the 100,000 Pales­ anniversary as “ relatively quiet” members present, including one other — a day now known as “ Land BEFORE AND AFTER DESIGN CONTEST.** "Just Say No” campaign. And I guess SpellStar program for my computer. you enter because you don’t have any hospital told ourassociate Jim Lynch. tinians who work in Israel still and officials said they were On Thursday, they expressed Republican m em ber and one who has no party Day.” They were protesting if modern kids don’t feel like a "Just If you hire me. I promise to read only other options. “ The medical board looked at (Po­ depend on it for their livelihoods pleased by the “ restraint” of solidarity with the territories affiliation. Say No” button says it all for them, well) very closely. The young man confiscation of private Arab land and have found no alternative Israeli Arabs. the dictionary and Roget’s Thesaurus If Tower doesn’t have a drinking with a strike and protest “ V® they now have the option of the received more than fair enough for military use. despite the long rebellion. Twenty Arab Israelis were Manchester residents could well ask if the in my free time, and work all the Tt problem, why did he promise not to marches. East of the River "Tower Pledge,’ a today kind of attention.” The board approved the At least 415 Palestinians have “ The population of the territo­ FOUR SEASONS argument is not another exam ple of an early Pays to Increase Your Word Power’ drink if the Senate would just confirm arrested for carrying “ propa­ 330 Adams Street abstinence vow with one important findings of a staff psychiatrist, been killed since an uprising ries work in Israel, earning about ganda” in favor of the Palestine About 10,(KM) Arabs marched start on the campaign for the Novem ber puzzles in Reader’s Digest, And since his nomination to be ^ creta ry of GREENHOUSES Manchester difference; the element of bribery. despite the fact that 26 of Powell’s began nearly 16 months ago in the one billion shekels ($555.5 mil­ through Deir al Hanna in north­ you’re right oq my way. why don’t I Defense? I ’d think a couple brewskis 'Liberation Organization, but no l)(’sii{iiX’ K u u h ulclnui ( t'lilris election. Both parties have been guilty of When you take the Tower Pledge, you classmates quickly signed affidavit AVest Bank and Gaza, which lion) a year,” he said on Israel 646-1464 drive you to work every morning, at the local pub now and then might violence was reported in Israel. ern Israel, waving olive branches premature politicking and neither has been get something in return. Like, an too?” stating that he was getting along just Israel captured from Jordan and television’s Arabic service. “ The Arab public in the state of and making V-for-Victory signs make running the Pentagon almost Outdoor ... Indoors^ CI909 Pour Stesofti Solar PfoJt u Cosy. particularly effective at it so far. appointment as Secretary of Defense, fine with his fellow cadets. Klgypt in the 1967 war. Eighteen “ Do they have an alternative? Israel live in a democratic with their fingers. They chanted, My 55-year-old friend Carol tells me bearable. •!!“ »»>•'■*•<' frsnchlsRd locatlont natkN«wW^ if you’re John Tower. Perhaps a the older you get, the scarcer the men James Klimaski, a Washington Israelis have also been killed. They are very connected to country and they know what the “ Long live the United PLO! Yes Installation not Included In sale price. “ See participating centers tor details. If he doesn’t have a drinking attorney specializing in military law. Many West Bank Palestinians lengthened curfew or a better car. if get, (“ Let a man get a divorce, all the problem, tossing down a few once in a Israel, and I hope that security rules of the game are,” said Ehud to a Palestinian state! ” you’re a teen-ager. single women over 40 head for him said that of all the discharge options while won’t impair his ability to lead. avialable to the Air Force, it “ scraped " I promise if you’ll just let me be like a school of piranhas.” she says). If he does have a drinking problem, a defense secretary, lips that touch An adaption of the Tower Pledge the bottom of the barrel” to come up stack of pledges won’t make any with narcissism. Powell is not the first liquor shall never touch mine, even sounds like it just ought to work on the difference. sitting around The Monocle swapping singles scene, too. to get smeared with such a charge. In Open Forum stories and checking out babes. "M arry me and anything from Julia the past we have exposed how the Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated military loosely invokes psychologi­ " I promise if you’ll just a) let me Child’s Mastering the Art of French columnist. cal diagnoses to unfairly brand people, usually whistleblowers. Get out and vote Powell left the .academy and enrolled in the University of Michigan “I recommend To the Editor: Just what the politicians need where he was crowned the National Collegiate Novice Skydiving Cham­ Recently, Mr. LessardandMr. Manning have had Romney: " I didn’t say that I pion. He excelled as a scuba diving letters published expressing their views regarding now part of American folklore, By Robert M. Andrews didn’t say it. I said that I didn't instructor and joined the ROTC pistol changes in Bolton’s charter. are impossible to trace to the say that I said it. I want to make team as a civilian. The team coach, a They were both good letters, clearly stated. They person who first uttered them. WASHINGTON - Politicians that very clear.” Marine gunnery sergeant, says if DietCenter Other quotes have been mistak­ both left out two important considerations. Mr. Powell weren’t a civilian “he’d stumped for memorable quota­ It was Theodore Roosevelt who enly attributed to a few legendary Lessard’s letter included at least one thing that probably be captain of the team.” His tions to enliven their speeches cast this verbal harpoon at orators, such as Abraham should have been left out. grades were high and he amassed a need look no further than “ Re­ President John Tyler: “ He has Lincoln. In my judgment it seems incumbent upon both stack of references vouching for his spectfully Quoted,” a newly pub­ been called a mediocre man, but It has never been verified, they men. or anyone else that would propose such character and patriotism. lished book from the Library of this is unwarranted flattery. He say, that Lincoln — or P.T. changes to offer an estimate or a projection of the Last year, Powell took his case Congress that is crammed with was a politician of monumental Barnum — observed that “ you to all my Mends.” effort this will eventually have on the town’s tax 2,100 oratorical gems from the littleness.” before the Air Force Discharge structure. may fool all the people some of past. Exasperation prompted Review Board. A former deputy chief We should all bear in mind that there will be two the time; you can even fool some former Rep. George E. Daniel­ of psychiatry in the Central Intelli­ new layers of tax appearing on our next bill. of the people all the time, but you The book might give some son, D-Calif., to declare that gence Agency testified that Powell I, for one, do not subscribe to the premise that a can’t fool all of the people all the comfort to Sen. Joseph Biden, trying to get answers from time.” could not even have had a narcissistic town manager will effect enough economies to personality disorder. Two civilian D-Del., whose 1988 presidential Attorney General John N. Mit­ Whosaid, “ Winningisn’t every­ support his salary and other attendant expenses. psychologists concurred that narcis­ Susan Saintjames, actress, mother and Diet Center success story. hopes were torpedoed partly by a chell during House hearings on thing, it’s the only thing?” The The hiring of a town manager will surely be the controversy over cribbed sism is a life-long condition and that / [ y the Watergate scandal in 1974 was library says it wasn’t the late first step toward total professinalism in town comments. Powell showed no signs of it. Distin­ "like trying to nail a drop of water Vince Lombardi but Red Sand­ government and towa rd the dismantling of a system guished Navy, Air Force and Marine If Biden recalls a famous line to the wall.” ers, football coach at Vanderbilt that has worked so well, for so long, for so many. personnel stood up for Powell at the When T needed to lose weight, Lose fat, not muscle. from President Kennedy’s inaug­ University. The other matter that is signally lacking in either ural address in 1961, he might be hearing. I didn't have time to fly off to Research shows 92% o f the “ These quotations come from Goodrum said Congress no man’s letter is a difinition, or explanation of exactly intrigued that Lebanese writer But the board stuck with the the real world of cut-and-thrust longer produces thundering, a fanq’ spa. Between my T\' weight lost on the Diet Center what is wrong with our present system. Kahlil Gibran asked much ear­ original ruling, the only obstacle politics,” says Charles A. Good- long-winded orators of the likes of show and two small children, program is excess fat, not It seems to me that there should be made known lier, “ Are you a politician asking keeping Powell out of Navy aviation rum, former assistant director of Daniel Webster, Henry Clay or some deficiency or incompetent or indication of what your country can do for you, officer candidate school. Powell ap­ I needed something close to water or lean bod\’ mass. the library’s Congressional Re­ John C. Calhoun, and that televi­ need for change other than the opinions of the or a zealous one asking what you pealed and his case is now pending search Service, which compiled sion’s insatiable hunger for 20- home. That’s why I went to Eat realfood. No expen­ proponents of change merely for the sake of change. can do for your country?” before the Air Force Board for the 520-page dictionary of politi­ second “ sound bites” is largely to It also seems apparent that Bolton’s worst Correction of Military Records. Diet Center. Their program sive prepackaged meals The book, a three-year project cal quotes. “ They show the blame. ailment is the recent surfacing of too many study by Suzy Platt of the library’s Col. Donald Mapes, consultant to works fast and it fits my busy required. combination of spirit and humor “ Today’s politicians probably groups and committees, alt of them well intenti- congressional reference division, the Air Force surgeon general, has that represents American politi­ aren’t as quotable as the old-time lifestyle. There are a lot of No contracts. You’ll stick oned, but determined to influence the townspeople is a compilation of quotations recommended that the appeal board cal activity at its best.” orators who spoke in the mea­ with Diet Center becau.se it to see things their way. which members of Congress or change Powell’s discharge status. A diets out there, but here’s why Ms. Platt amassed verified sured cadences of the Bible and Finally, Mr. Lessard. in his closing words, their staffs over the past 75 years retired admiral told the Navy recruit­ works. quotations which researchers be­ Shakespeare,” he said. “ Even I think Diet Center’s the best: undertook to tell us which way to vote. He should have asked the library to verify ing command that Powell would be an gan recording on 3-by-5 cards though their quotes don’t stand up You 'll feel the difference'.' have left that out! for their exact wording and nearly 50 years ago to avoid “ extremely courageous and formida­ Kris McKenzie Clarke can't Iwliei v sl.>e lust 1 so they can be chiseled on marble His letter might have carried much more weight if origins. ble fighting man.” and should be 28 pounds in ju st S uveks. time-consuming duplication of as clearly, their speeches reflect it simply urged us to vote as we see fit, but all For the hapless politician allowed to enter Navy pilot training. efforts. 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K — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 31. 1989 Survey Sales tax hike urged Rates Determined Masse begins his pro career played under in spring training, gave him his From page 1 From page 1 T A M P A , F la. — Embarking on his life long HARTFORD (AP) - Con­ are being considered. personal vote of confidence. necticut’s sales tax, already The plan by Rep. William J. dream of playing major league baseball, the highest in the nation, could Clbes Jr., D-New London, and Manchester’s proud and determined Billy Masse “ I ’m sure I ’ll be seeing you,” Showalter told asked to participate would be Those who will, he said, are those go to 8.5 percent under a Sen. William A. DiBella, D- industry is in the business of opposed to fully insured patients turned in one of the best performances during Masse. chosen randomly from selected who have “ a proclivity to talk proposal being considered in Hartford, also would include controlling hospital costs,’’ — be charged only for the care spring training any New York Yankee prospect has Masse, the probable cleanup hitter for Prince communities that were not about these things,” which he the General Assembly, ac­ an extension of the sales tax to Wright said. they actually receive. shown in quite some time. Jim Tierney William, plans to come home on Sunday to get his identified. said will not produce an accurate cording to a published report. include 17 services, ranging Under the Gionfriddo plan, “ we In addition, Wright proposed A seventh-round draft pick of the Yankees truck which he will drive down to Virginia. His The proposed $2.1 miiiion pilot picture. The sales tax hike, part of a from engineering to account­ would have chaos,” said state spreading the burden of treating (fourth by the club) last June and a member of the minor league season begins April 7 and runs survey and the larger survey, The battleground for the survey package projected to raise ing, provided by one business Sen. Cynthia Matthews, D- poor and indigent patients United States Olympic baseball team which through August 31. Prince William plays a expected to cost $15 million, have equally among the state’s hospi­ — sponsored by the National $700 million, is expected to be to another. Wethersfield. “ We would not garnered the gold medal last October in Seoul, 142-game schedule, including a rigorous stretch of broad support in the scientific unveiled Monday by the Demo­ tals, and giving the state more Institute of Child Health and The Courant said its infor­ have the kind of controls the South Korea, the 22-year-old Masse was a vision of X. 51 straight games, with a total of five days off. and public health communities, cratic co-chairmen of the mation came from legislative consumer needs.” access to hospitals’ financial Human Development, part of the horror for opposing pitchers in the six games he During the spring training regimen. Masse would where experts say they are legislature’s Finance Commit­ sources who spoke on the Several committee members information. National Institutes of Health, is played with the Yankees’ A A team in Tampa. report to the field every day at 9 a.m. and practice stymied by a lack of accurate tee, according to today’s edi­ condition their names not be expressed confusion during de­ But committee members were the Office of Management and ’ITie 1984 East Catholic graduate hit a torrid .600 Until Tuesday when Brian Sabean, the Yankees’ until noon. The players would take lunch until 12:30 data. tions of The Hartford Courant. used. bate over the competing propos­ not convinced that W right’s Budget, which must review all (12-for-20) during that six-game period, had four director of scouting, called Masse into his office. “ AIDS presents special prob­ The state sales tax is cur­ Cibes on Thursday declined als. Rep. Carl Schlessl, D- changes could improve the three- p.m. and games would begin at 1 p.m. government-sponsored surveys. doubles and led the team in runs batted in with lems and if you want to under­ rently 7.5 percent and provides comment on the report. He Windsor Locks, voted for both year-old system, which was mo­ After the meeting. Masse learned he would start “ It’s such like a job now,” Masse explained. “ It’s stand it you have to understand Dannemeyer has called Ri­ seven. Masse, who reported directly to the his professional baseball career playing for the all routine. Everything is run like clockwork. But, I chard Darman, director of the the state with the bulk of its said only that a package of bills. deled after a national DRG the basics of sexual behavior,” Yankees’ A A club on March 9, batted fifth in the Yankees’ A team entry of Prince William in the go out every day and bust my tail. There’s no time O ffice of Management and annual revenues. With the taxes including no income Meanwhile, Reps. Ruth Fahrb- system set up for the Medicaid said Charles F. Turner, the lineup and played all the games in right field. He Carolina League. Prince William is based in for rest. You bust every day. There’s no dogging Budget, which is reviewing the state facing a projected budget taxes on wages would be ach, R-Windsor and Jacqueline program. director of the AIDS research was the second-youngest player on the AA club. survey, asking him to spike it. shortfall of about $500 million considered along with two Cocco, D-Bridgeport, voted Woodbridge, Va. it.’’ committee at the National Re­ in the 1989-90 fiscal year, “ I couldn’t have played any better,” Masse said Similar opposition has been regis­ others, each featuring an against both bills. Cocco sup­ "He (Sabean) said that I had the best spring of Of approximately 160 players who reported to the search Council, an arm of the various tax increase proposals income tax. from his Days Inn hotel room in Tampa. Yankees’ camp in Tampa, 50 have been released. tered by Sen. Jesse Helms, ported a bill backed by business any prospect they’ve had in four or five years.” National Academy of Sciences. Masse, a 1988 graduate of Wake Forest Though setting out on his ultimate goal in life R-N.C. and insurance groups that would Nassiff Masse said. “ (But) it was just a case of numbers. “ We don’t have any good data force hospitals to disclose more University, was cited as a first-team college from an improbable locale, Masse remains 0MB recently decided to delay That was the only reason. He said they were going at the moment as to what’s going financial information to state From page 1 All-America performer by The Sporting News, supremely confident. consideration of the proposal, a to let me put up some good numbers there. I said, on,” he said. “ These data we need reguiators. Baseball America and the America Coaches sign to survey supporters that the “ It’s hard for me to lose confidence,” he said. “ I to cope with and to understand “ I think the vote today was a Association. He was also an academic ‘Fine, I ’m not going to let it affect me.’ There’s no agency is “ being overly respon­ Hospital feel great right now. I said (to Sabean) I don’t care what our future is.” statement of discouragement All-America. In his senior year at Wake Forest, question that I can play at the AA level. I ’m sive to political pressures,” said Besides his wife, he is survived A where you put me. A, AA, AAA or the majors. I ’m Those opposing the survey, with the way the system is Masse hit .422 with 24 home runs and 77 RBIs. disappointed because I deserved to make the (AA) William Bailey, AIDS policy From page 1 by a son, Frederick G. Nassiff Jr. going to hit. I ’ve hit at every level. There’s going to however, say health planners operating,” said Janet Spegele, a club. Hopefully, I won’t be there too long.” officer of the American Psycho­ of Manchester; three daughters, IMPRESSIVE SPRING — Manchester As spring training waned toward completion with come a time when they’ll have to move m e.” already have enough information lobbyist for the Connecticut Busi­ logical Association. Marie Nassiff, M.D., of Washing­ players being assigned to the Yankee AAA, A A or A Sabean, however, said there’s definitely a chance Sportswriters talk of can’t-miss prospects. on the AIDS epidemic and don’t The bill will now go to the average of 58 percent in three ness and Industry Association. native Bill Masse had an impressive need to go snooping around the ton, D.C., Nadia Cotter of West affiliates or being given their unconditional for him to be promoted to Albany or to the Yankees’ The unwavering Billy Masse is one of them. “ This data is going to feed into Legislature’s General Adminis­ years under the system. The “ I ’m not at all sure whether the spring at the New York Yankees’ minor bedrooms of private citizens. Hartford and Elise Alex of releases. Masse was all but certain that he would AAA team in Columbus, Ohio, before the season is the efforts at projecting rates of tration and Elections Committee, rates are set in negotiations with committee members understand league training complex in Tampa, Fla., “ I think we all know how AIDS Manchester; three brothers, Sa­ be playing with the Yankeeis’ AA team in Albany, a over. Jim Tierney Is a sports writer for the Manchester (AIDS) infection, which are the and probably to other commit­ the state Commission on Hospi­ the ramifications of what they’ve is spread,” said Paul Mero, a lem E. Nassiff of Manchester, going 12-for-20. 2*A-hour drive from Manchester. Buck Showalter, the Albany manager who Masse Herald. basis of billion-doilar decisions tees, before reaching the House tals and Health Care. done,” Spegele said. spokesman for Rep. William Richard L. Nassiff of Willimantic about the direction of our health or the Senate. Manchester Memorial Hospital Wright’s proposai was an at­ Dannemeyer, R-Calif., who is and George L. Mitchell of West care industry,” he said. “ To The current DRG (diagnostic- continues to back a new rate­ tempt to address widespread rallying opposition to the survey. Hartford; two sisters, Marie allow this information to be held related groups) system has been setting proposal by the Connecti­ dissatisfaction with the current iBanrbrslrr Hrrali'i “ If you follow certain behavior Aroian and Theresa Simon, both up because it makes people criticized as confusing, burden­ cut Hospital Association, a lobby­ rate-setting system without aban­ of Manchester; and three patterns, you’re not going to be at some and ineffective. Noting ing group for hospitals. The doning it entirely. as high a risk.” politically uncomfortable seems grandchildren. to me unconscionable.” that, the committee voted 15-5 to system would require the com­ Under the current system, Section 2, Page 13 He also predicted that "Mom A Mass of Christian burial will reject a proposal to revise the mission to grant automatic ap­ patients are charged a pre-set fee be held Monday at 9; 30 a.m. at St. and Pop America just aren’t The survey attempts to gather Friday, March 31, 1989 current system. proval of a hospital’s yearly based on the ailment they have, James Church. Burial will be in SPORTS going to answer these questions. ” information on virtually all as­ Under the current system, budget if increases in expenses not the treatment they eventually St. James Cemetery. Calling pects of sexual behavior, includ­ patients are charged a pre-set fee and revenues did not exceed the receive. The pre-set rates, known hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. ing how people choose their based on the ailment they have, rate of inflation plus two percen­ as diagnostic-related groups or and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes sexual partners and practices, not the treatment they eventually tage points. DRGs, have been the focus of Funeral Home, 400 Main St. such as anal sex, a high-risk receive. The pre-set rates have Manchester Memorial Hospi­ consumer complaints from pa­ Memorial donations may be Heart activity for AIDS transmission, been the focus of consumer tal’s rates increased by 13.3 tients who end up paying for care Whalers still in hunt Michigan made to the Frederick Nassiff Sr. and oral sex, one of the most From page 1 complaints from patients who percent this fiscal year after the they never need or receive. Memorial Scholarship Fund, in common ways in which other end up paying for care they never hospital successfully appealed a To address that problem, care of the Manchester Scholar­ sexually transmitted diseases need or receive. 1.9 percent rate reduction or­ Wright proposed that patients ship Foundation, 20 Hartford must siow are spread. pay for treatment and travel Hospital rates have risen an dered by the commission. who pay their own bills — as Road, Manchester 06040. after beating Pittsburgh expenses. Shea said she had seen Danny the iiiini leaving for school this week. As PITTSBURGH (AP) - The 'The Whalers are two points “ I thought we played very well far as she knew, he had been Pittsburgh Penguins had won two behind Buffalo with each team defensively/’ Hartford coach feeling well. ■consecutive games against Pa­ having two games left. The Larry Pleau said. ‘ ”niey scored By John Nelson Danny was admitted to Colum­ COMEMAKE trick Division opponents and Whalers are home to Chicago on some goals (two) on the power The Associated Press bia Presbyterian Medical Center were convinced the modest suc­ Saturday and end the regular play and Mario had a great in New York City Oct. 15 after he cess had shaken them out of their season Sunday in Boston. individual effort, but we didn’t 1 SEATTLE — Ralph Miller, began rejecting the right side of late-season slump. Buffalo visits the New York give them a lot of scoring chances basketball philosopher and re­ his heart. He was given steroids They were wrong. Islanders Saturday before finish­ at even strength.” cently retired coach at Oregon to strengthen the heart and Scott Young and Ray Ferraro ing up the regular season at home Lemieux scored in the third State, once remarked that he reverse the rejection, but they each scored twice and the Hart­ Sunday against Quebec. period, giving him 13 shor­ would rather recruit for size than didn’t work. He then was given ford Whalers blasted the Pen­ “ We had to keep our options thanded goals and breaking speed. Big guys don’t get smaller, the experimental antibody. guins 9-5 Thursday, despite Mario open and that meant win all three Wayne Gretzky’s NHL record in he reasoned, but fast guys some­ Holmes Funeral Home has t im e ^ a a W a * — , Lemieux’s four goals. of our games to keep the pressure that department. The score ex­ times get slower. charge of the arrangements, but The Penguins. 2-7-0 in their last on Buffalo,” Young said. “ We tended Hartford’s record for It is from this font of basketball the family had not met with the nine home gamtvs, missed a would have kicked ourselves if we allowing shorthanded goals to 18. wisdom that Michigan must try to home’s directors as of late this chance to take a three-point lead didn’t win all three of our games Lemieux has 83 goals and 196 draw its strategy Saturday when morning, according to Howard over the New York Rangers in the and the Sabres lost all three of points. the lOth-ranked Wolverines meet Holmes Jr. race for second place and home- theirs." Big Ten rival and third-ranked ice playoff advantage in the Hartford built a 4-1 lead when “ Our ace was there, but we had Illinois in the semfinals of the Patrick. Dave Tippett and Ferraro scored too many other people missing in NCAA’s Final Four “ When w e’re bad, we’ re really in the second. Lemieux and action,” Ubriaco said. championships. ..V/teoucED! bad," defenseman Paul Coffey Coffey scored four minutes apart Whalers goalie Kay Whitmore Their third meeting of the Reagan said. “ When we stink, we don’t to trim the lead to 4-3. is now 2-0 in his two NHL starts. season will follow toe other From page 1 half-stink.” Just 29 seconds after Coffey’s He delayed Lemieux’s breaking semifinal between ninth-ranked The Penguins and Rangers goal, though, Jody Hull banged in the shorthanded record when he Duke and No. 11 Seton Hall at the meet Saturday. New York coach Ferraro’s pass despite being denied him on a first-period Kingdome. The final is scheduled Michel Bergeron headed a five- hauled down by Coffey. That gave inquiries in 1985 and the president breakaway. for Monday night. man scouting contingent that Hartford a 5-3 lead and the agreed that whatever answers “ I talked to a few guys before “ Illinois hurts everybody with watched from the press box. Whalers were never threatened were supplied would be contro­ the game and they said he likes to their great quickness,’’ said II* “ This obviously puts a lot more again. versial. McFarlane said that was FREEZER- shoot high on the glove side.” Michigan’s Steve Fisher, the first emphasis on Saturday’s game,” “ I really blew my stack after the extent of the conversation, .VERY Whitmore said. “ I just stuck my interim coach ever to reach the defenseman Zarley Zalapski the second period,” Penguins and he gave no indication that '" b s o u ^ pads out and I was fortunate he Final Four. “ We have to make said. coach Gene Ubriaco said. Reagan provided any guidance. didn’t get the shot high enough. sure that we overcome that The Whalers dominated from It didn’t matter because Hart­ Summarizing the issue Thurs­ The second time, I didn’t know quickness with our size.” the start, and the Penguins never ford fired 17 shots at goalie Tom what to expect. You know he’s not day, Gesell asked; “ Did the AP photo None of the Illinois starters is \ led. Lemieux’s first goal followed Barrasso in the third period. president know what Poindexter E 3 MAYTAG going to do the same thing twice. ’’ taller than 6-foot-7 nor shorter Young and John Anderson and McFarlane were sending up a score by Ullf Samuelsson, but The Penguins had lost four of DOWN THE ICE — Hartford's Kevin Dineen (11) brings than 6-4. The Illini, 31-4 and the to the Hill? Did the president Young scored on a power play scored and Brent Peterson and five before their two-game win­ the puck down the ice as Pittsburgh defenseman Zarley only top seed left in the tourna­ approve those letters and the midway through the first period. Ferraro alternated goals with ning streak. ment, are led in scoring by 6-6 END OF MONTH SALE'' Lemieux in the closing minutes. Zalapski, right, reaches his stick out during the first non-disclosure that is implied?” The victory, coupled with Buf­ “ I guess we just make things forward Nick Anderson, who falo’s 4-2 loss to Montreal, kept Ferraro’s two scores gives him a difficult for ourselves.’’ Zalapski period of their game Thursday night in Pittsburgh. The averages 18 points overall, 21.3 Justice Department lawyer THE MONTH IS ALMOST OVER Whalers won, 9-5. Stephen Saltzburg said that hav­ the Whalers from being elimi­ career-high 40 goals, 10 more said. “ There’s no explanation for points and 10 rebounds in the ing Reagan testify would create AND WE RE STILL OVER^ nated from th'P third-place chase. than his previous high. this.” tournament. The other starters problems. Once courtroom ques­ are 6-6 forward Kenny Battle. 6-7 tioning of Reagan began, he said, STOCKED WITH THOUSANDS center Lowell Hamilton, 6-4 it would lead “ to other areas” OF DOLLARS WORTH OF NAME Duke pairs its experience guard Kendall Gill and 6-6 guard that could raise national security Steve Bardo. concerns. BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES, They are like interchangeable parts in a seemingly unstoppable COLOR TVs, MICROWAVES, machine, each with quickness, against that of Seton Haii good passing and ballhandling VCRs, AND MORE!! W b r y d r W S ’’ abilities and slam-dunk potential. POOLS Bv Jim 0'C;onnell Devils finished tied for second in have allowed no opponent to shoot “Big teams have great ath­ The Associated Press the Atlantic Coast Conference better than 39 percent from the letes, too,” Illinois coach Lou HELP US TURN OUR regular season and lost to North field in the tournament. Henson said. “ Just like the NBA. SE ATTLE — Final Four expe­ Carolina in the conference tour­ Senior Daryll Walker should ■li^’ They have great athletes 7-foot-1, INVENTORY INTO CASH rience getK its chance against nament championship game. start on Ferry, but every big man 7-foot or 6-11, but when small international experience when Seton Hall was tabbed seventh — including Ramos — expects people do things like that, people Duke meets Seton Hall in one of in the nine-team Big East in a some time on the two-time have a tendency to notice it CHOOSE FROM Saturday’s Final Four coaches’ preseason vote. The conference player of the year. m ore." semifinals.' Pirates took off on a 13-game “ I know he’s going to get his The starters for Michigan, 28-7, AMERICA’S FAVORITE The Duke Blue Devils are winning streak to start the season points. I know he’ll get in double are forwards Glen Rice, 6-7; and pycnyVCR""' marking their third appearance and lost just six games — all to hgures,” said Walker who is Terry Mills, 6-10, center Loy TOP NAME BRANDS e v e r y _ in the national semifinals in four Big East opponents. averaging 10.3 rebounds in the Vaught, 6-9, and guards Mike AMANA seasons — an impressive mark Duke is known as Ferry’s team, tournament. “ But I just have to Griffin, 6-7, and Rumeal Robin­ FEDDERS except they have never returned while Seton Hall is a veteran unit play him straight up and make son, 6-2 — a more normal-sized lot to Durhaim, N.C., with the na­ with balanced scoring and no real him work for his points and not let for a basketball team. GENERAL ELEC. tional cha,mpionship trophy. star. him get 30. “ We are a very small team, but CARRIER AMANA “ I ’m hiungry,” All-American “ I haven’t seen a whole lot of we have excellent speed and EMERSON forward Danny Ferry says. them, but from what I understand “ Everybody on the team looks quickness,” Henson said, “ We FRIEDRICH Seton Hall is making its first they rely a lot on Danny Ferry to him. He’s been through it all.” have the kind of players who put a WE’RE Final Four appearance in just its and he is the key to their offense.” Ferry averaged 22.3 points this lot into each and every game. WESTINQHOUSE second NCAA tournament. said Gaze, who never followed season, led the team in rebound­ This is a very hard-working W HIRLPOOL*^. The pl ayers aren’t all without American collegiate basketball ing at 7.4 and was second in group.” SANYO whirlpo^ OVEn- pressure experience, however, as until he arrived on the Seton Hall assists with 164. He knows what to Illinois, which was ranked No. 1 starten-i Andrew Gaze and campus this season. “ They’re expect of the pageantry sur­ in The Associated Press poll for a PLUS MANY MORE.i Ramon Ramos both played in the well coached and have been to the rounding the Final Four, having week earlier in the season, has STOCKED! 1988 Olympics — Gaze for Austra­ Final Four a number of times. missed it only in his sophomore beaten Michigan twice, 96-84 at lia. Ramos for Puerto Rico. Gaze, They are one of the top teams in season. home and 89-73 at Ann Arbor, POOLS & S P A S Ti’ER M S in fact, finished as the Games’ the country. There’s no compari­ “ What we have to do Is focus on Mich. In a news conference No. 2 S'corer. son, I think. From what I ’ve seen Thursday, however, Fisher dis­ ^ A lyl's LemHiig Pool Co. CA.'BH Seton Hall right now,” Ferry said M/i 8TCR CARD “ I alvt^ays thought the Olympics they rely a lot on Ferry and we Thursday when the team arrived counted the importance of the A ffiirypt/' would be the ultimate,” said the 445 HARTFORD ROAD VI'ltA don’t have a major superstar. We in Seattle. “ I think we’ve done earlier meetings. Steel-Polyiiier At fiupKj r- 23-year-old rookie. “ Now I ’m have more balance.” “Our team didn’t play well MANCHESTER. CT. VISA PHONE 647-9997 liU ' ^ ONTHLY PMT. that the last couple of days. I don’t Fiberglass w a # ■ D i Di^SCOVER CARO gettin g a chance to see the Final Guard John Morton leads the think we did a real good job of that against Illinois this season, and SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Four jjind it might top what I have Pirates in scoring at 16.9. fol­ last year. Hopefully, we’ve all AP photo we know that," said Fisher, all of NOW YOU CAN TAKEhOtA been through.” lowed by Gaze at 13.6. The other whose four games as a head DIRECT) FROM 1-84 TO learned from that and the expe­ DUKE FRESHMAN — Duke’3 Christian Laettner shows ALSiet^PENrS SUPER 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STRECT The teams took a decidedly starters come in between 12.1 and coach have come in this tourna­ rience will help us out some his excitement during last weekend's East Region final discount CENTERI! MANCHESTER, CONN. diffeirent trip to the Final Four. 8.7. more.” ment. “ We didn’t shoot well, and Duke was the preseason No. 1 Stopping Ferry will be the key Duke was upset by eventual against Georgetown. The Blue Devil freshman and his we didn't work as hard at other y.- i y . . i: OPEN DAILY: MON 6 THUttS'TIL 9, TUB. WtP, SAT'Til S HM'TIL8 .6 SUN 'TIL 5. and stayed there the first 10 for Seton Hall, a team which champion Kansas in the semifi­ teammates meet Seton Hall Saturday in the first of the weeVes of the season. The Blue relies on defense. The Pirates nals last year. two NCAA Final Four matchups. 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...... 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 31. 1989 — 15 High School Previews Sean Elliott Coventry has new personality year’s best Bv Len Auster said. “ She spots the ball well and /Won'chester Herald is usually always around the By Jim O'Connell plate.” The Associated Press COVENTRY — There’s going Freshman Renee Eck«rt opens to be a new personality with the behind the plate with junior SEATTLE — Arizona’s Sean Elliott, the only Coventry High girls’ softball Johanna VanKruiningen (.385 repeat All-American this season, was named team this spring. The Patriots batting average a year ago) at Associated Press college basketball player of the MMC lost only three from their cast of a first base, sophomore Jill Paton year today. year ago that won the Charter at second base, senior Mollie Elliott, a senior forward and the all-time leading Oak Conference for a second A Jacobson (.370) at shortstop and scorer in Pacific-10 history, received the Rupp U consecutive year, posted a 20-1 senior Jen Daniels (.360) at third Trophy from the Commonwealth Athletic Club of mark, and advanced to the state base. Kentucky. Class S semifinals. But what a VanKruiningen, Jacobson and The 6-foot-8 forward received 288 of 879 votes in trio they were. Daniels were all-COC selections a the nationwide balloting of sports writers and Foremost is fire-balling pitcher year ago. broadcasters conducted before the NCAA Kim Mizesko. now applying her ’The outfield has senior Kelli tournament. trade at the University of Connec­ McConnell (.260) in left and Danny Ferry, who led Duke to its third Final Four ticut. “ She was a dominant senior Nektaria Gitsis (.250) in in four years, was second with 208 votes, followed by pitcher who could control a center. Right field is open with Louisiana State freshman Chris Jackson with 120, game.” said eight-year Coventry sophomores Sarah Johnson and Oklahoma’s Stacey King with 96 and Syracuse’s Coach Dick Page. Tara Fligelman and freshman Sherman Douglas with 53. Mizesko, just to illustrate, spun Nicole Christman and Carrie Ferry improved one position from last year’s 4.P photo seven no-hitters during the regu­ AP photo Weikel battling for the starting voting, while Elliott jumped from sixth to first. AFTER THE PUCK — Buffalo right wing Corson during their game Thursday lar season, including a pair of position. Jackson’s finish was the highest ever by a perfect games. She struck out 209 The Patriots, who open the GOLF LEADER — Mike Donald chips freshman, Rick Valve reaches for the puck past night in Buffalo. The Canadians won, in 113 innings, yielding a miserly season Thursday at home against from the side of the eighth green at the Elliott averaged 22.3 points, 7.2 rebounds and 4.1 sprawled Montreal Canadian Shayne 4-2. 24 hits in that span. She was 37-3 Cromwell, are going to have to Independent Insurance Agent Open assists and was the man the top-ranked Wildcats on the hill the last two years. rely upon their upperclassmen Thursday at The Woodlands in Texas. went to throughout the season as they attempted to Coventry was 39-3 the last two early on. “ The upperclassmen Donald led after the first round at repeat last year’s Final Four appearance. The campaigns. are going to have to carry us the Wildcats, 29-4, were eliminated in the third round by Canadiens, Flames battle AP photo Also gone are Leslie Danehy first part of the year until the 5-under-par 67. Nevada-Las Vegas. and Monica Hodina. “ We lost younger kids get used to playing Elliott passed UCLA’s Lew Alcindor, now GOING UP — Dallas’ Derek Harper, right, goes toward three All-State players, and I’d on the varsity level. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, as the Pac-lO’s all-time the basket while New York’s Patrick Ewing goes for the say that included two of the best “ I would like to see us play up to leading scorer, although Elliott benefited from will go down to the wire block in their NBA game Thursday night at Madison female athletes in the state,” our potential. We have some good more games, courtesy of freshman eligibility and Square Garden. The Knicks won, 99-98. Page says. young players, and once they get SPORTS conference expansion from eight teams. Arizona “ We can’t compare this team to to the second part of the year went 105-28 in Elliott’s four years. By Ken Rappoport have two games left in the regular the past. There’s different per­ after getting their feet wet, we The Tucson, Ariz.. native finished with 2,555 The Associated Press season. sonnel. It’s like starting over could be a tough ballclub,” Page IN BR IEF points, surpassing Alcindor’s mark of 2,325, which NHL Roundup Kerr put the Flyers ahead for again.” he adds. said. stood since 1969. As they head into the homes­ good when he broke a 1-1 tie in the Meeting of minds There are some familiar faces Page sees RHAM High and Webster signs with Chiefs When Elliott was selected for the All-America tretch. the Montreal Canadians first period with his second goal of with the Patriots, winners of four Cromwell as the teams to beat in team, he became the 51st player to repeat with the and Calgary Flames are going and watch and maybe the pres­ the night and 47th of the season. of the last five COC titles. The the COC this year. KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) - Nine-time Pro honor. right down to the wire in the sure will shift to them for a Kerr said the Capitals “ embar­ biggest difference, obviously, is Bowl center Mike Webster has decided to come Elliott, considered to have the best first step in ScliMiule: April 6 Cromwell H, 8 red-hot race for first place in the while,” Bums said. rassed us last week.” when the beneficiai to Lakers on the mound where junior Tolland A, 11 RHAM A, 12 E.O. Smith H, out of retirement and play for the Kansas City college basketball, has been projected as a guard in NHL. Guy Carbonneau scored two Flyers lost 6-1 in Landover, Md. Chrissy Gagnon and sophomore 14 Rocky Hill H, 18 Windham H 11 a.m., Chiefs. the NBA and is expected to be a lottery selection in goals to lead the Canadiens, 18-4-2 “ There was something for us to 19 Bacon Academy A, 21 VInal Tech H, Reginald Plnto/Manchestar Mere Bv The Associated Press Jenna Haynes will try to fill 25 Portland H, 26 Bolton A, 28 East Webster, who played a club-record 15 the June draft. With Thursday night’s 4-2 vic­ in their last 24 games. prove tonight,” he said. Mizesko’s shoes. Hampton A. seasons for Pittsburgh and was on four Super He played every position for Coach Lute Olson at tory over the Buffalo Sabres, the Carbonneau scored Montreal’s Blues 4, Nordlquee 3, OT: Greg “ She (Gagnon) pitched two Moy 2 Cromwell A, 3 RHAM H, 5 LAST ACE — Kim Mizesko, shown in a fiie photo, was the Bowl winners, had agreed to be an assistant for When in doubt in Los Angeles, NBA Roundup Rocky Hill H, 9 Plainfield A, 10 Bacon Arizona, and his versatility was considered one of Canadiens edged ahead of the first and last goals, while Chris Paslawski scored with 3:21 re­ you call a meeting. years on the junior varsity. She Academy H, 12 VInal Tech A, 16 ace pitcher for the Coventry High girls’ softball team last the Chiefs after he was left unprotected by the his strong points when he tried out for the 1988 U.S. Flames by a point, 114-113. Chelios assisted on the first maining in overtime to lead St. Portland A, 17 Bolton H, 19 East Steelers. The Los Angeles Lakers did doesn’t have the speed Kim has, Hampton H. spring. She’s graduated, leaving a major void for the Olympic team. “ If you’re 10 points out (of the Carbonneau goal and on the Louis over Quebec. that and it led to a 138-98 wipeout but she’s sneaky quick,” Page Games not noted at 3:30 p.m. Patriots to fill. Webster, 37, signed a one-year contract. He was among the final cuts for the team, but point lead), you don’t care about second-period goal by Russ The Blues had snapped a 2-2 tie of the San Antonio Spurs on the Knicks ahead to stay. maintained his poise and refused to criticize it but when you’re one point away, Courtnall that proved decisive. when Dave Lowry scored with Thursday night. Kenny Walker added a season- NL fills umpire vacancies Olympic coach John Thompson. of course everybody’s going to The loss left the Sabres only two 8:01 remaining. But Quebec’s After a 23-point loss to Phoenix high 19 points for New York, 32-3 shoot for it,” Canadiens Coach points ahead of Hartford in the Peter Stastny sent the game into earlier this week, the Lakers at home. Bolton softball has an optimistic view NEW YORK (AP) — Pam Postema was once Pat Burns said. “ We owe it to our battle for third place in the overtime when he connected with talked things over. Then they “ He’s one of the most under­ again turned down for an umpiring spot in the fans to try and win it.” Adams Division. Both Hartford 1:09 remaining. rated players in the game.” Knight named St. Louis. 5-0-1 in its last six blew over the Spurs, getting 35 Bv Len Auster second-year head coach Jen senior Leah Dinocenza (.263) in cut from a turnout of 20) and w National League Thursday, as Bill Hohn and The Flames have home games and Buffalo have two games points from Byron Scott. Knicks coach Rick Pitino said of home games, clinched second Manchester Herald Kohut. center field with senior D e^ ie have a lot of seniors who'v Jerry Layne were picked to fill the two tonight and Sunday, while the remaining. "Everyone got a chance to talk Walker. “ He always says. T il be vacancies. Canadiens close out the season Flyers 5, Capitals 4: Tim Kerr place in the Norris Division Senior Jen Maneggia, who Merriam in left and either played before and know wha at the meeting and get things off ready. Don’t worry.’ He’s a rare BOLTON — There’s an optimis­ Postema. who has worked spring training Saturday night against Philadel­ scored two goals and Philadel­ earlier in the week. batted .364 a year ago. opens Suzanne Lorentzen or Sara Hath­ they’re doing” coach of year Paslawski said his goal atoned their chest.” Scott said of Wed­ breed because he’s so unselfish. tic view with the Bolton High games in each of the last two years while phia. If the Canadiens win their phia took advantage of three When he’s on your team, your behind the plate with sophomore away, both sophomores, in right. for a giveaway in the Nordiques’ nesday’s gathering. “ It was prob­ girls’ softball team as it heads SchMiule: April 6, Bacon Academy attempting to become the first woman umpire regular-season finale, the power-play opportunities to de­ chemistry stays great.” Stacey Beyor at first base. Seniors Wendy Neil and Robin 11 VInol Tech H, 14 East Hampton A, 1 SEATTLE (AP) — Bob Knight, whose Indiana end that led to Stastny’s goal. ably the best thing that has into the 1989 season Thursday at in the major leagues, will return to the Triple-A Flames will have to win both feat Washington. Sophomore Jessica Brahaney Mitchell will handle the bulk of Rocky Hill H, 19 Portland A 11 a .m .,: team looked at one point this year on its way to his “ It should have never gone to happened to us.” Rockets 109, Nets 101: Hous­ RHAM A 11 a.m ., 25 Cromwell A, Alliance this year. She was a crew chief last games to overtake Montreal. The victory allowed the Flyers home against Bacon Academy. (.367) holds down the second base the pitching. Coventry H. worst season at the school, was named Associated overtime.” Paslawski said. “I Coach Pat Riley criticized his ton’s nine-game road losing year. “ We knew if we won tonight and to close within three points of the slot with sophomore Danielle “ We look strong, as long as our May 2 Bacn Academy A, 3 VInal Tec Press college basketball coach of the year today. gave it away deep in our zone and players for their poor attitudes, string ended as Akeem Olajuwon A 3:45 p.m., 5 Eoiit Hampton H, 9Rock Hohn. 33, umpired in the International Saturday, then Calgary has to third-place New York Rangers in The Bulldogs posted a 5-11 Curylo at shortstop. Third base pitching does well,” Kohut said. Knight’s team was 3-4this season and had allowed you can’t do it down the stretch.” leading to the get-together. scored 29 points and grabbed 10 Hill A, 11 Portlond H, 12 RHAM H, League for the past two seasons after six years play Sunday and we can sit back the Patrick Division. Both teams mark a year ago. but “ we should will be patrolled by freshman “ Our infield defense looks strong. Cromwell H, 17 Coventry A, 19 Statfor more than 100 points in three of the losses — two “ The meeting was not planned, rebounds. The Rockets, winners H • in the Pacific Coast League. be at least a .500 team,” says Alison Killorin. The outfield has more times than his Indiana teams had in his it just sort of developed,” Riley of three in a row, used a 13-3 run “ We have a good group (of 16. Games not noted at 3:30 p.m. Layne, 30, had umpired in the P.C.L. for four previous 17 years. said. “ It went on for two hours. late in the third quarter to turn a seasons. He began his umpiring career in 1978 He changed to a three-guard offense, and the “ We haven’t had a game like 65-64 deficit into a 77-68 lead they in the Appalachian Rookie League. Hoosiers won 24 of their last 28 to finish 27-8, won a this in two weeks. Up until would never surrender. Hohn and Layne replace Lee Weyer, who M ich ig an record 10th Big Ten championship and earned tonight, it’s been nothing but Otis Thorpe added 16 points for died last season, and Dave Pallone, who DeValve out to regain Rabbit Run title Knight his third AP coach of the year award. second From page 13 dogfights against good teams. the Rockets. Mike McGee, start­ resigned. only to John Wooden’s five at UCLA. Sometimes we lose our desire — ing for the second game in place Bv Jim TIernev A total 300 runners have al­ Thanksgiving Day Road Races, The entry fee for the TAG Knight received 445‘A of 878 votes in a nationwide it’s a normal thing — but that of Dennis Hopson, who has Manchester Herald ready registered and 500-pIus are was a standout cross country and I’ve been coaching.” Henson sanctioned race iis $5. All runners poll of sports writers and broadcasters conducted areas, like rebounding and Illinois, and they’re going to go in doesn’t mean we have to accept tendinitis in his right knee, led the expected. Also, registration will track runner while at UConn. In Inkster leads Shore golf said. will be eligible ;for the raffle o before the NCAA tournament. defense. and beat them this time.” it.” Nets with 26 points. VERNON — Manchester resi­ be held from 9 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. high school, DeValve was the Henson takes his Illini into the merchandise donated by area RANCHO MIRAGE. Calif. (AP) - Juli P.J. Carlesimo, whose Seton Hall team elimi­ “ They beat us with toughness. Rice has had the hot hand for The Lakers accepted the chal­ dent Tim DeValve. a 1980 Man­ before the race at Henry Park. outdoor State Open champ in the Final Four with one physical Nuggets 123, SuperSonIcs 116: businesses. Inkster, off to a slow start on the LPGA Tour nated Indiana in the We.st Regional semifinals on Our shots weren’t falling, and I Michigan. Through 35 games, he lenge presented at the meeting by chester High graduate and 1984 Sikorski established the exist­ 5,000 meters during his senior problem. Hamilton, who aver­ The backcourt and bench won the this year, showed signs of breaking out of her the way to a Final Four berth, was second with 107 think we began to feel a little has averaged 25.4 points, includ­ taking control from the start University of Connecticut grad, ing course record of 26:09 last year in 1980. game for Denver, a winner of 14 ’Trophies, donated by Connect slump with a 66 Thursday to take the voteis, followed by Lute Olson of Arizona with 84, sorry for ourselves.” ing a tournament-high 31.3points. aged 13.9 points during the season against San Antonio, losers of 13 won the Greater Vernon Five- year on the newly routed, flatter “ I’m always looking to win,” and 11.8 in the tournament, straight home games. Michael cut National Bank, will b opening-day lead in the $500,000 Dinah Shore Dale Brown of Louisiana State with 62 and Rick Fisher, who took over when Bill For the season, he shot 58.4 straight at the Forum. Scott Mile Rabbit Run Road Race in course. DeValve was second in the 27-year-old DeValve said. sprained his right ankle in the Adams and Walter Davis had 14 awarded to the top three finisher tournament. Majerus of Ball State with 46. Frieder took the job at Arizona percent from the field, 62.2during scored eight points and the both 1986 and 1987. 26:18. Vianna Zimbel set the ‘T in in better shape now than I second round against Louisville. of Denver’s first 18 points in the in 10 different divisions. The rac Her 6-under-par round at Mission Hills Knight won the award in 1975 and 1976. the latter State just before the tournament the tournament. Despite his size, Lakers made seven of their first Last year he was dethroned by women’s course record with a was last year. I’m hoping to go He did not practice Wednesday fourth quarter and sparked a 10-0 is sponsored b,y the Greate Country Club was good for a two-shot lead over the last undefeated team to win the national started and was told to leave he has done much of his recent nine field goals to take a 17-5 lead Don Sikorski of Jewett City. time of 35:21. under 26 (minutes).” DeValve and went through a light workout run. Vernon Jaycees, Shenipset Strit Dale Eggeling. championship and the first of his three NCAA sooner rather than later, said his damage from the 3-point dis­ with just 3:27 elapsed. Scott This year, DeValve is out to “ It’s very important that we noted that he hasn’t run a road on Thursday, but Henson said he Adams, without a field goal ers, Vernon Recreation Depart Beth Daniel, Lori Garbacz, Jody Rosenthal champions. Wolverines weren’t going into tance, hitting 20 of 33 for 60.6 finished the period with 16 points, regain his title in the 14th annual have a good day,” DonSaya, race race since competing in a corpo­ is expected to play. through three periods, had three ment and the Hartford Couram and Liselotte Neumann of Sweden were With only one returning starter. Knight’s 1988-89 their third meeting with Illinois percent from outside 19 feet in while A.C. Green added 14 as the Rabbit Run which will be held director and Vernon Parks Re­ rate race last October. DeValve, Henson has taken the Illini into free throws and a 3-point basket Proceeds from the race wil another stroke behind at 69. team was tabbed for a second-division finish in the beaten already. postseason. Lakers led 42-24 through one Saturday at 11 a.m., beginning creation specialist, said. who is making his fifth Rabbit the tournament seven straight to begin the surge. He scored 13 of benefit Paul Newman’s Hole-In Pat Bradley, the 1986 Dinah Shore champion, conference, and the start of the season did not bode “ We’re confident. Illinois is And he leads a team that shot 58 quarter. and ending at Henry Park on DeValve, who finished 11th in Run appearance, is training seasons, although this is Illinois’ his 20 points in the last quarter. the-Wall Gang Camp and th was another shot back in a group at 70 with well. Instead, the Hoosiers wound up winning the confident. I know Illinois is percent from the field during the ’The Spurs never got back into South Street. both the 1983 and 1985 Manchester about 35 miles per week. first trip to the Final Four since Davis, with only two points Tri-Town Emergency Shelter. Anne-Marie Palli of France and Bonnie Lauer. conference early enough for Knight to rest four of saying they beat us twice. Our season, best in the nation. it. 1952. Michigan was last in the heading into the fourth quarter, Defending champion Amy Alcott was in a his starters in the final regular-season game to kids are saying that they know “ He’s the best shooter I’ve seen Kings 135, Suns 123: Brad Final Four in 1976. had four baskets in an 18-9 spurt group at 71, and Nancy Lopez matched par-72. prepare for the NCAA tournament. they didn’t play very well against from the forward position since Lohaus scored 23 of his season- that opened the final period. high 29 points in the second half The season also featured Knight’s 500th victory — The SuperSonics suHered their Sanders plans on playing In the NFL making him the 27th Division I coach to reach that and grabbed a career-high lo ninth straight road loss. Sabatini, Evert In finals rebounds as Sacramento snapped mark — and the win that made him the winningest By Linda Franklin standing that even if Sanders, Rose probed since September a string of six losses to the Suns. Warriors 113, Hornets 104: year of eligibility remaining and the latter, causing him to miss KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) - Top seed coach in Big Ten history. Wayman Tisdale had 27 points Golden State snapped a four- The Associated Press who in 1988 rushed for 2,628 yards was taken in the first round hv most or all of training camp. Gabriela Sabatini and No. 2 Chris Evert took Knight’s career mark stands at 514-187 in his game slide, tying its longest of the and scored 39 touchdowns, both New Orleans. stints at Army and Indiana. and Danny Ainge 25 for the Kings. Browne said Sanders’ appHca advantage of mistakes by their opponents to CINCINNATI (AP) - Major "I can’t confirm it; I can’t deny Hit King Marketing is one of a season, as Chris Mullin had 36 OKLAHOMA CITY - Okla­ NCAA records, chose not to play Rozelle declined to comment Harold Pressley added 16 points tion “ will be reviewed by this win semifinals matches Thursday in the league baseball’s investigation of it,” he said. “ We are not saying number of firms that has sold points and rookie Mitch Rich­ homa State officials say Heisman in the NFL, that he could not during last week’s NFL owners’ — including four 3-point baskets. office and while there is no International Players Championships. Cincinnati Reds manager Pete anything about this (investiga­ Rose memorabilia. Another, Pre­ mond added 28 and 12 rebounds. Trophy winner Barry Sanders is return to play in college. meeting on Sanders’ status, but Tom Chambers scored 35 points timetable for a decision, the Evert took advantage of constant unforced Rose may have been under way tion) until it is over.” mier Sports, run by former Rose Terry Teagle also contributed 24 ineligible to return now that he A true junior, he is ineligible for Browne said in New York on while Kevin Johnson had 22 for decision will be made by Commis errors to beat No. 5 Zina Garrison 6-3, 6-1. Coaches want as early as last September, Background checks on adver­ associate Paul Janszen. pur­ points. plans to skip his senior season and either the regular or supplemen­ Thursday that the league has the Suns, who lost their sixth sioner Rozelle prior to the April 23 Garrison won only one service game, and according to a published report. tisers are fielded in one of two chased an advertisement in the Chris Mullin led a 15-2 run in the play in the NFL next fall. tal drafts without a special received a request from Sanders straight road game. regular draft.” Evert needed just 75 minutes to keep intact her Linda Knatat, classified adver­ departments in the commission­ March 30, 1989, issue of Sports last 3:43 of the third quarter. He “ He’s through ... We are exemption from Commissioner for special eligibility in the April “ Tonight makes up for every­ record of making the finals every year in this tising director of The Sporting er’s offices: security, headed by Collectors Digest offering “ au­ made a jumper and two free declaring him ineligible for Pete Rozelle. NFL spokesman 23 draft. Other NFL sources, however 3-point line thing,” Lohaus said. “ This is a 5-year-old event. News, told The Cincinnati En-; Kevin Hallinan, or licensing, thentic Pete Rose collectibles,” throws to kick off the run and 1989,” Oklahoma State athletic Joe Browne said Rozelie has Sanders’ application now indi­ great win. I’ve been in there and have indicated the leag ue is more Sabatini lost a set for the first time in her six quirer that the publication de-' directed by Kevin White, The including autographed Mizuno added a 3-pointer with one second director Myron Roderick said granted about six of those exemp­ cates he will opt for the regular had some good games before, but inclined to go to court now to tes tournament matches but still beat No. 3 Helena dined advertising from Rosds Enquirer said. bats, autographed balls and they were always games that left in the period to finish it. Thursday in Stillwater. “ We’re tions a year for the past 20 years, draft, although he could also go its rules against drafting Sukova 6-7 (7-2), 8-3, 6-4. In the final game. Tom Barnidge, editor of The 100 percent behind him and we’ll Hit King Marketing Inc. last pictures. were already out-of-hand or Charlotte, led by Kurt Rambis’ mostly to players who were never into one of the two supplemental underclassmen. Sukova n[iissed three easy volleys to lose her pushed back Sporting News, said Thursday he be watching him as he develops September after making back­ against a sub-par team. This one career-high 23 points, has lost five d ra fts. drafts — in July and September. A pro football source told The serve. was not aware of baseball’s as a pro. He’s a great kid and has Bv Hal Bock ground checks, including one in Rose is being investigated for felt really good.” in a row and eight straight at The most recent was last year However, if he is turned down and Associated Press that Sanders Evert and Sabatini, both looking for their investigation of Rose until the 1 which a major league baseball his betting activities. He could be home, the longest skid of the done a great job for us.” when Pitt’s Craig Heyward was The Associated Press Knicks 99, Mavericks 98: Patrick forced to challenge the ruling in will be represented by David first tournament title of 1989, will play for the official revealed the investigation commissioner’s announcement suspended for up to a year if it is season. Roderick said it was his under­ allowed to enter the draft with a court, he might have to wait for Ware, an Atlanta-based agent championship Saturday. In Friday’s men’s Ewing had 26 points and 13 SEATTLE — First, the big-school coaches didn’t was in progress. on March 20. Barnidge said proven he bet on baseball and for rebounds for the Knicks. who semifinals, top-ranked Ivan Lendl will meet like anything about college basketball's new­ Mike Bertolini, who ran Hit advertising was denied Hit King life should any bets have been didn’t lead in the first 44 minutes. Kevin Curren, and Yannick Noah u'ill face Marketing for other reasons. fangled 3-point shot. King Marketing, had approached placed on games involving the Thomas Muster. The Knicks tied the score four Now that they like the shot, they don’t like the the publication about advertising “ The bottom line is that the Reds. times in the fourth quarter before distance. for a January memorabilia show show was going to be held in a casino," Barnidge said. taking their first lead, 94-93, on a TOYOTA QUALITY Perez can return to Expos A committee of coaches will propose this weekend in Atlantic City featuring Rose 3-point goal by Mark Jackson WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! and the 11 living players who had He said the Sporting News has a 1989 HONDA WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. (AP) - Pascual that the home run shot line be moved from its 19 feet, with 3:28 left. hit at least 500 home runs. policy against accepting adver­ CHOICE Perez, who has spent the last two months in 9 inches back to the international distance of 20 feet. After a free throw by Adrian GENUINE TOYOTA Knatat said The Sporting News tising that pertains to gambling. PRELUDE SI drug rehabilitation, received clearance com­ 6 inches. VIDEO ] Dantley made it 94-94, Ewing’s 5 Speed Digger Phelps, coach at Notre Dame, said the routinely does 26 background The weekly newspaper does not two free throws with 2:11 left put missioner Peter Ueberroth’s office Thursday carry betting lines or odds of any "The Best of the Best" NABC rules committee is concerned that 19-9 is just checks before accepting advertis­ to rejoin the Montreal Expos. kind. O IL FILTE R A statement issued by the commissioner’s too close. ' * ing from memorabilia dealers. Double-stage filtering ofhce said the Perez will be allowed to return The recommendation would move the line back In the course of the checks, she M l MM element with intl- "as soon as he is physically and medically nine inches. Phelps said FIBA, the international said a baseball official told her of CALDWELL *263 drainback valve. capable of playing baseball.” basketball ruling body, is considering moving it the Rose investigation. Huffe Meleclion of adult tapet! Jim Small, 'a spokesman in 60 MONTH LEASE Perez, who has been at the Palm Beach back farther than that, perhaps to the NBA distance (prices 50% loss than anyone I paym ent 6 o m nt PARTS DEPARTMENT HOURSI! Commissioner Peter Ueberroth’s BEST BUY Institute since Feb. 3. was scheduled to be — 22 feet at the sides and 23 feet. 9 inches at the top of East of the River) OIL INC. rvgittratlon or < office, denied anyone in the office Open Monday thru Friday released by the weekend. He will accompany the line. We rent Nlnteni^o Tapes and we do told Knatat of a Rose OIL CO. 8 am to 5 pm thru lunch the Expos on their flight to Montreal following If approved by the full coaches’ convention, the special orders _wow. investigation. Vernon, CT the team’s last exhibition game Sunday. The 20-foot, 6-inch proposal would be passed along to the Unadvertlsed weekly specials “ That is not true. We will .81® Expos open the season Tuesday at home 12-man rules committee, which meets Monday and par gal. C. O. D. MANOESrtRHONLA categorically deny that took 875-0876 Hours 10 00-8 00 M-F. 10 00-6 00 Sat 500 W. Center St. against Pittsburgh. Tuesday. It will meet opposition there, according to 150 gal. minimum purchase place,” Small said. l(M till’d oH til tti4. I vit I M diiiM . 24 ADAMS ST. Perez, a right-handed pitcher who was 12-8 Ed Steitz, secretary-treasurer of the committee. LYNCH Manchester “They come in every year with recommenda­ Small would neither confirm (.111 rnsv (rom Army & Navy ( luhl MANCHESTER, CT 0604(1 with a 2.44 earned run average for the Expos 649-d 841 MANCHESTER CONN. Tel. 646-4321 tions,” said Steitz, one of the rules committee nor deny that the investigation IlMlUiMrNn 646-3.51.5 with Coupon • Expires 4-15-89 last season, entered the center following a ■ 7 ■ 1 coo P rte n 8u8/«o( fo Chang* into Rose for "serious allega­ ® kMlw.CT cocaine problem in his native Dominican members. “ The coaches might vote to go along. As 160 OoNon Min. tions” was in progress last l(lM)44»»»n| Republic over the winter. to whether the coaches’ voice will be sustained is »uto|»ot 10 0 hon9 0 • Volumo OMoounM another matter." September.

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16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 31, 1989 — 17 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Puzzles T V Tonight I ACROSS 7 Even (port.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 6:00PM d j ® ® gffi News (j'j) INN News brothers u:iite to execute the biggest oil ® Honeymooners NHL standings 8 Boulders deal in history; April comes between IN BRIEF 1 Young urban 1 \n u T S P 1 T E 0 U S CE) M att Houston ( P M *A*S*H ®lD Arsenio Hall 9 Government Bobby and Tracey; Sue Ellen joins Don (H) Benson do) @0) Win. Lose or Draw [U S A ] W erewolf After Eric takes refuge Baseball professional agent V 1 T A E B R 1 N D L E Lockwood in Malibu. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) WALES CONFEEENCE 7 Art deco (3) Mission: Impossible d i dlD Newhart (CC). at a monastery, he discovers thr; presence AikMm O'vhlon 10 Facility 1 N U R E A T 1 E T Y (B @ Mr. Belvedere (CC) The family of another werewolf. UConn’s Boothe ineligible vMontreal illustrator ® A-Team [A 8 iE ] World of Survival anxiously awaits the publication of Mr. Bel­ 114 3)3 31< 12 Affirmed p 0 R T T 0 Q x-Boston S4 M l 230 11 Skips O ) Doctor Who: The Green Death Part 5 [CNN] Crossfire vedere's journals 1 1 :00PM C5D (B (22) i30) (49) g?) x-Buf(alo TV 2(3 2M 13 By birth In N E News STORRS — University of Connecticut Exhibition baaeball atandinga 12 Naval petty Ml 1 K E of 6. [ESPN] SpeedWeek CB Knight Rider x-HofWerd 77 231 2M 18 Workers (B Benny Hill tailable George Boothe, a first-team Yankee Quebec «1 263 333 officer A T E S @ T.J. Hooker [T M C ] MOVIE: The Woman in Red' An (21) @0} Quantum Leap (CC) When Beck­ Conference selection a year ago. will not be Botiick DtvMofl AMERICAN LEAGUE 14 Thaw anew 20 Lure R P mH jU fr 1 S ® Family Ties (CC). Part 1 of 2. otherwise happily married San Francisco ett leaps into the persona of a womanizing Qt) Cheers (CC). W L T P h OF OA w L Pet. bureaucrat becomes obsessed with a gor­ college professor, he sees his lost love and allowed to play in the 1989 season. 15 Package 21 New Mexico Y 0 ~i7H d?) World of Survival (R) §0) Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ v-Woshlnofon 40 2S 10 90 29S 24t Toronto 20 8 .714 R E geous model and tries desperately to ini­ tries to reshape the past. (60 min.) (In tique collector s cursed lantern allows him x-PItlsboroh 18 10 art colony The school, in a prepared release Thursday 38 33 7 83 336 342 Cleveland .643 16 Short sleep A P T E dl) Thraa's Company tiate an affair with her. Gene Wilder, Kelly Stereo) to travel back to the Civil War for valuable x-NY Ronoers 37 33 8 82 304 296 Minnesota 17 10 .630 night, said Boothe “ has not met the school’s 17 Electric fish 22 Rolls out LeBrock, Gilda Radnor. 1984. Rated PG artifacts. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) x-PtiModelphIa 36 35 7 79 300 277 Texos 16 K) .615 N E E| D U M P [A & E ] Profiles Featured: Gen. Douglas (24) Connecticut Newsweek football program guidelines.” Neither Husky New Jersey 26 40 12 64 770 315 Kansas City 15 11 .577 19 Elbow’s 23 Function MacArthur. 13 (In Stereo) (57) Metropolitan Opera Presents: Blue­ C2S Crook and Chase Scheduled the mu­ NY Islanders 27 46 5 99 256 317 Oakland 16 13 1 E R [D D 1 E s A .552 counterpart 2 4 _ [DIS] Cropp Family Nature Album: CID Beauty and the Beast beard's Castle/Erwartung (In Stereo) sic group Lonesome Strangers. Nashville's Coach Tom Jackson nor Athletic Director Todd CAMPBELL CONFEEENCE Seattle 14 14 8:00PM .500 P E S T L E D 1 D L E s Ships In the Coral The Cropp family looks (CC) The unexplained appearances of an music industry Turner would say what those were. Norrtt DtvMofi New York 14 15 .463 20 Encounters Rhythm [A8iE] MOVIE: An Almost Perfect Af for sunken ships along the Great Barrier artist who supposedly died two years ear­ W L T P it OF OA Calltoralo 13 14 .461 22 Silkworm 26 First-rate (2 R E s 0 L E D R E E V E fair" A young American filmmaker sinks (M) M *A ’ S*H Jackson said it is possible Boothe, a senior v-Detrolf Reef, including the HMS Pandora. (60 min.) lier lead Catherine and Vincent to a baffling his savings into his first movie, only to be 34 32 12 10 310 307 Baltimore 12 15 .444 25 Actress E N T R A N T E [CNN] Moneyline who has one year of eligibility remaining, could x-St. Louis 31 35 12 74 267 280 Detroit 12 15 .444 wds.) R S I mystery. (60 min.) (In Stereo) disillusioned by the wheeling and dealing x-MInnesota 26 36 16 68 251 274 Milwaukee 14 16 .438 Benaderet 27 Song [E S P N ] Hoop to Hoop of Ihe film industry. Keith Carradine, Mon­ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet play in 1990. Chicago (3D ® F'erfect Strangers (CC) Larry and 26 40 12 64 292 326 Chicaoo 14 21 .400 26 From______42 Center of [LIFE ] E/R Balki go to great lengths to persuade Lydia ica Vitti. 1979. [ESPN] Women's Basketball; NCAA The 5-foot-9. 165-pound Boothe rushed for Toronto 28 44 6 62 253 334 Boston n 17 .393 28 Gravel ridges 48 Companion of Z target [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Convoy' The truckers that her boyfriend is a gigolo. [C N N ] Larry King Live Division I Semifinal From Tacoma, 1,002 yards on 213 carries and scored 11 Smvthe Division NATIONAL LEAOUe 3 0 ----- jacket odds Wash (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) v-Calgorv 52 17 9 113 346 223 w L Pet. 29 Bugbear 43 Operated bell battle the cops in this war on wheels. Kris (3D Knight Rider [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Nutty Professor' An touchdowns in 1988. x-Los Angeles 40 31 87 365 327 San Diego IS 7 .720 32 Advise Kristofferson, All MacGraw, Ernest Borg- [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 31 Redolent 44 Tim e______50 Part of corn (11) Grand Slam Sportscaster Dick Schapp absent-niinded chemist invents a potion x-Edmonton 38 33 84 323 302 St. Louis 15 10 .600 34 Less relaxed nine. 1978. Rated PG Boothe’s loss means UConn will head into the x-Vancouver 33 37 half and comic Billy Crystal talk with baseball that turns him into the irresistible Buddy [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Emmanuelle' Exotic 74 243 242 Cincinnati 15 12 .556 33 Absorbent plant [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Sweet Lorraine' The Thailand has a sexually liberating effect on ’89 season without a proven tailback. One Winnipeg 25 41 62 296 351 39 Glacial ridge greats including Ted Williams, Don Drys- Love. Jerry Lewis. Stella Stevens, Del Atlanta 13 12 .520 paper 46 Tennis player proprietress of an ailing Catskill Mountains the young wife of a French diplomat Sylvia x-clinched plovoff berth; v-clinched div­ Pittsburgh 15 14 .517 52 Actress___ dale and Hank Aaron (2 hrs.) Moore. 1963. possible fill in is former East Catholic High 40 Auspices Lendl Kristel, Alain Cuny, Manka Green. 1974 ision title Los Angeles 15 15 .500 35 Medicinal plant resort ponders the future of her once- [ESPN] Women's Basketball: NCAA standout Scott Vibberts. He split time between Thurstlav's Oames 41 V ice___ 47 Lease MacGraw thriving business. Maureen Stapleton, Trini ® MOVIE: 'M ark of the W itch' Strange Rated NR San Francisco . 13 16 .448 36 Collection things begin lo happen when students jok­ Division I Semifinal From Tacoma, Hartford 9, Pittsburgh 5 New York 12 15 .444 Alvarado, Lee Richardson. 1987. Rated fullback and tailback a year ago. gaining 176 3 7 ______to1 Joy2 3 4 5 6 ingly perform a ritual to summon witches. Wash. (2 hrs.) (Live) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Barfly' Cull author Phllodelphia 5, Washington 4 Montreal 11 14 .440 8 9 PG-13. Charles Bukowski penned this account of yards. Montreal 4, Buffolo 2 38 Forest animal Robert Elston, Anita Walsh, Darryl Wells. [LIFE] MOVIE: 'First Affair' A naive Philadelphia n 14 .440 ’ ” ■ [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power an alcoholic writer’s drink-to-drink exist­ St Louis 4, Quebec 3, OT Houston 9 20 11 1969 freshman drifts into an affair with the mar­ .310 39 Etch 13 ence and relationships with fellow bar re­ FrMay's Oames Chicogo 8 21 .276 ried father of the child for whom she is 42 Epochs 6 :1 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: The House §® MOVIE: 'Yor, the Hunter from the gulars. Mickey Hourke, Faye Dunaway. Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. NOTE: Spm-sauad games count In on Carroll Street' (CC) Against the back­ babysitting. Melissa Sue Anderson, Lor­ Winnipeg at Calgarv, 9:35 p.m. 14 Future' A warrior from the future finds 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Select soccer tryouts set stondintn, ties do not 45 Two words of drop of the McCarthy era of the 1950s, a etta Swii, Joel Higgins. 1983 Saturday's Oames Thum lav't Games himself in prehistoric society as a result of [U S A ] M iami Vice Crockett and Tubbs Boston at Quebec. 2:05 p.m. understanding magazine photographer uncovers a plot to a nuclear holocaust. Reb Brown, Corinne [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Predator' A paramilitary The Olympic Development program has Rec photo Atlonta 3, Montreal 3, 12 Innings 16 17 19 investigate an avant-garde filmmaker ac­ Buffalo at New York Islanders, 7:05p.m. smuggle Nazi war criminals into the United Clery, John Steiner. 1983 rescue team is stalked by an intergalactic announced the dates for the girls’ state select Minnesota 7, Houston 6 46 Indignation cused of slaying his leading lady. (60 min.) MEN’S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — The Not1hen(Jers took top honors in the Detroit 7, Boston 1 4 9 ___ Stadium, States. Kelly McGillis, Jeff Daniels 1987. (22) @0) Friday Night Surprisel (CC) Bob trophy hunter in the jungles of South Amer­ soccer team tryouts for the following age Chicago ot Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Texas 6, Chicago White Sox 2 Rated PG. Costas meets his childhood idol, (Dhuck ica. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl Weath­ 1 1 :30PM (B 0.Q) Nightline (CC) New York Rangers at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Men’s Volleyball League National Division. Team members, from left, front Toronto 6, St. Louis 5, 12 Innings New York groups; 19-and-under. 17-and-under. 16-and- 6 : 3 0 P M dDCBS News (CC) (In Stereo) Connors, and horror-movie hostess Elvira ers, Elpidia Carrillo 1987 Rated R (In (B Morton Downey Jr. CIncInnotl 2, Kansas City 0 51 Carved 22 23 24 pretends to be a wax figure in a muaeum. Stereo) New Jersey ot Woshlngton, 7:35 p.m. row: Ed Nicholson, Danny Wright, Don Rozer, referee Don Ellis. Back row: N.Y. Yankees 4, Baltimore 2 (H) Honeymooners under, 14-and-under and 13-and-under. The 53 Make beloved 3 ) d i ABC News (CC) Host: Dick Clark (60 min.) (In Stereo) Phllodelphia ot Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Todd Krzeminski, Mac McCoan, Jim MacDonald, Craig Lappen, Dick Wright. Cleveland 12, Milwaukee 6 [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (22) @P) Tonight Show (In Stereo) tryouts for the Northern Zone, which includes Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. 54 Dot of land 29 (TTl Jeffersons (CC) Pan 2 of 2 Seattle 4, Chicago 0 (24) ^ Washington Week in Review ® Just the Ten of Us Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4 dZ) d S NBC News (CC) 9:30PM (B 2® Racing From Plainsfield North West, North Central, North East and 55 Actress Teri (CC) (CC) Cindy resigns as school DJ, thinking Sunday's Oames San Diego 5, San Diego St. 0 33 (j® St. Elsewhere Central Districts, will be on Saturday. April 15 Minnesota ot Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. CHARLOTTE (104) d $ dZ) Nightly Business Report (20) MOVIE: 'The Anderson Tapes' A her father got her the job. Canadlen84.Sabre82 NBA atandinga Rombis 11-16 1-3 X , Reid 814 80 6, California 3, Los Angeles 3, 11 Innings Edmonton at Calgary, 3:35 p.m. Frtday's Games (58) Family Ties |CC| Part 2 of 2 million-dollar robbery occurs at an apart­ d?) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour at Northwest Park in Windsor from 10 a m. to2 Hoppen 1-1 80 2, Bogues 810 80 8, Chapman 56 New Orleans 36 @ Fourth Estate Hartford at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Montreal vs. N.Y. Mets ot Port St. team ment building on New York's fashionable (61) Best of Love Connection p.m. Quebec ot Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE 18X1-3X,Cureton46808,Trlpucka7-177-721, (Si) Love Connection [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Over the Top' While Montreal 1 3 1—4 Curry 26804, Lowe811-21, Kempton 1-3844, Lucie, Flo., 12:05 p.m. upper East Side Sean Connery, Dyan Can­ Detroit at St. Louis, 7:05 p.m. Atlantic Dlvtaion [A8iE] Twentieth Century Walter training for an international arm-wrestling [A 81E] Evening at the Improv Final tryouts wil be on Saturday. April 22. at Buffalo 0 2 0—2 Rawsom2-S804.Totols 45-1011819104. Cincinnati vs. MInnesoto of Orlanda, non, Martin Balsam 1971. Pittsburgh at Phllodelphia, 7:05 p.m First Period— 1, Montreal, Carbonneau25 w L Pet. OB Fla., 12:X p.m. DOWN Cronkite explores the secret training of Ihe competition, a trucker tries to re-establish [CNN] Sports Tonight Northwest Park. The 19-and-under. 17-and- New York Islanders ot New York Rangers, 47 24 .662 — (38) MOVIE: 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' A (Gilchrist, Chellos), 12:15. Penalties— Keane, V-New York Golden Slate X 11 X 19—111 Oklahoma City (AAA) vs. Texas at atomic bomber crew destined for Hirosh­ a relationship with his estranged son 7:35p.m. 36 31 .551 8 young girl lives by her wits and charm and [DIS] MOVIE: 'Macauley’s Daughter' A under and 16-and-under tryouts will be at 10 Mon (slashing), 16:43; Andreychuk, But Phllodelphia Oiailolte X X M 25—104 Port Charlotte, Flo., 12:30 p.m. ima. Sylvester Stallone, Robert Loggia. Susan Washington ot New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Boston 36 33 .522 10 1 Anecdote chases Ihe blues by visiting Tiffany's Au­ former fighter and his 10-year-old daugh a.m. while the 14-and-under and 13-and-under (boarding), 17:22; Valve, Buf (unsportsman­ 3-Polnt goals—Mullln, Higgins, Chap­ Phllodelphia vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Blakely 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) Toronto at Chicogo, 8:35 p.m. Washington 3? 37 .464 14 [CNN] Showbiz Today drey Hepburn, George Peppard, Patricia ter roam the outback in 1953 Australia like conduct), 17:22; Ludwig, Mon man. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Goldm Fla., 1 p.m. 2 Layer of eye 50 will follow at 1 p.m. Final tryouts are by Los Angeles ot Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. 24 47 .338 23 [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater A film ani­ Bryan Brown, Noni Hazlehurst, Rebecca (unsportsmanlike conduct), 17:22; Che­ New Jersey Stote 59 (Garland, Richmond 12), Toronto vs. Boston at Winter Haven, 3 Splendor [ESPN] Best of SportsLook Neal 1961. Chorlotte 17 53 .243 29W mator sculpts a Tyrannosaurus Rex for a invitation only. If you are unable to atend on llos, Mon (unsportsmanllkeconduct), 19:48; Charlotte 60 (Rambis, Cureton 12). Ro., 1 p.m. Smart 1987 Rated NR CMilnil Division 4 Fruit pastry [LIFE] Easy Street (61) MOVIE: 'The Entity' When a woman tyrannical movie director's latest project. NHL results Volve. Buf (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:48; Assists—Golden Stote 18 (Higgins 5), Chor- Konsos City vs. Houston ot Kissimmee, Fla., your assigned date and time, you can be v-Detrolt 51 17 .750 — is repeatedly ravaged by a violent, invisible 1 1 :35PM (B Night Court Corson. Mon, mlnor-malor (unsportsman­ lotte 31 (Bogues 12). Total fouls—Golden State 1:05 p.m. 5 Lazybones [U S A ] Cartoons Stars Chris Campion and Jim Dunk SO 20 .714 2 spirit, she turns to parapsychologists for excused only by writing to Ted Stavropoulos, 45 like conduct, fighting), 19:48; Hartman, y-Clevelond 19, Charlotte 24, Technicol—Golden Stote Chicogo Cubs vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, (B USA Today Scheduled Buf, mlnor-molor (Instigator, fighting), Milwaukee 44 24 .647 7 Arlz., 3:05 p.m. 6 Business­ 7 : 0 0 P M ClD inside Edition help Barbara Hershey, Ron Silver. Jacque­ 1 0:00PM ( B Falcon Crest (CC) In the 1 2:00A M Laurel Lane, Marlborough. 06447. coach Nelson. A—X,3M. series' 200th episode, Richard arrives in lovers' rights regarding sexually transmit­ Whalers 9, Penguins 5 19:48. Chicago 43 26 .623 6*/2 Chicago White Sox vs. Atlanta at B ir­ woman ___ (T) dD Wheel of Fortune (CC). line Brooks. 1982 Second Period—2, Montreol, Svoboda 8 Atlanta 41 28 .524 IOV2 mingham, Ala., 7 p.m. the valley with a mysterious woman (Ana- ted diseases (R| Lauder (C)19B9 by NEA. Inc 31 [A 8iE ] Eagle and the Bear (Naslund. Green), 5:24.3, Buffolo. Turgeon 33 Indlono 22 47 .319 29»/j KnickaGQ.MaverIckaQB Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lakelond.Fla., (3) ® Cosby Show (CC) Alicial who bears an uncanny resemblance Ql) Friday the 13th: The Series A young Hartford 2 3 4-^ (Sheppord. Bodger), 9:21 (pp). 4, Montreol, WESTERN CONFERENCE 7 :X p.m. [CNN] PrimeNews to Melissa. (60 min ) (In Stere.o) Fttlsburgh i 2 2—5 (3i) ® Cheers (CC) man wins car races with the help of a Soccer Club tryouts set Courtnoll 23 (Robinson. Chellos), Midwest Dtvislon Seattle vs. Son Diego of Los Vegas, 9:05 [ES PN ] Duck Calling: Championship cursed necklace that also turns him into a Rrst Period— 1, Hartford, Samuelsson 9 14:10 (pp). 5, Buffalo, Turgeon 34 (Houslev), W L Pd GB DALLAS (X ) p.m. (iBl Rockford Files (B ® ) 20/20 (CC) Scheduled; the effects Event (R) of animal rights activists’ protests and har­ murderer. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) The Manchester Soccer Club will hold (DIneen, Whitmore), 3:55. 2, Pittsburgh, 19:01 (pp).Penoltles—Svoboda,Mon,mlscon- v-Utah 44 X .621 Dontlev 811 7-9 17, Perkins 811 46 21, Son Francisco of Oaklond, 10:X p.m. d $ M 'A 'S 'H Lemleux 80 (Brown, ZalopskI), 7:34, 3, duct, 5:24; Valve, Buf, misconduct. 5:24; Houston 39 X .56 W1llloms871-27, Blackman 7-168318, Harper Los Angeles at California, 10:X p.m. [HBO] MOVIE: Moonstruck' (CC) Nor assment on the fashion fur industry. (60 Cl® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) tryouts for boys 16-and-under (1974 date of Horttord, Young 18 (Bobych), 11:30 (pp). Denver X 32 .54 8111-211, Wiley 83000, Wennlngton 85849, CELEBRITY CIPHER d4) (67) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour man Jewison's Oscar-winning lale of a wi­ min.} Ramsey, Buf, malor (fighting), 5:54; Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present Penalties—Buskos, Pit (roughing), 10:41; Dallas 31 39 .44 Tyler 898010, Davis 83805. Totals 387619X (2d) WWF Wrestling Challenge birth) on Sunday at noon at Charter Oak Field. Tucker, Buf, double minor (hIgh-stIckIng, Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today's clue. J equals U dD The Streets of San Francisco dowed Brooklyn bookkeeper who falls in (B (2® News 66acDermld, Har (chorging), 12:48; Johnson, roughing), 5:54; Skrudland, Mon, malor Son Antonio 19 51 .27 X. Exhibition llneacorea love with her fiance s brother Cher, Nico­ (2® Various Programming Candidates should come prepared to actively dS) Current Affair Pit (unsportsmanllkeconduct), 15:12. (fighting), 5:54; Dufresne. Mon (rough­ Miami 13 56 .181 NEW YORK (X) las Cage, Olympia Dukakis. 1987. Rated (Jj) INN News Second Period— 4, Hartford, Tlpoetf 16 Pacific Division (40) Current Affair participate in field scrimmages. For addi­ ing), 5:54; Lemleux, Mon (Interference), Newmon 26 1-2 6, Oakley 89 1-2 11, ■PCKTK'O BMPCFBD AKPPKT (5l) Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2 PG (In Stereo) CIS) Synchronal (Anderson, Evoson), 4:00. 5, Hartford, 5:54; Richer, Mon (slashing),8:46; Andrey­ v-L.A. Lokers 46 21 .696 — Ewing 18X 810 26, Jackson 811 16 13, Twina 7 , Aatroa 6 (61) Paid Programming tional information, call Don Kelsey at 643-5252. Ferraro 39 (Bobych, Young), 11:52 (pp). 6, chuk, Buf (hooking), 12:41; Richer, Mon v-PhoenIx 45 26 .634 4 G.WIIklns 26 80 4, Tucker 2-2 80 4, [A 8 iE ] Chronicle A lour o( Darien, Conn , [LIFE] Cagney 8i Lacey Part 2 of 2 $0) Morton Downey Jr. one of America's wealthiest communities. [A8(E] Eagle and the Bear Pittsburgh, Lemleux 81 (Brown, Johnson), (hooking), 18:02; McPhee, Mon (rough­ Golden State 39 31 .557 9‘/j Stricklond 1-3 80 2, Vondeweghe 87 80 6, LMT PCK FBOFYK ML W (22) (30) UNSUB (CC) A North Carolina ar- 14:54. 7, Pittsburgh, Coffey 29 (Brown, 39 31 .557 9W [M AX] MOVIE: 'Flowers in the Attic' [CNN] Newsnight ing), 19:18; Dufresne, Mon (slashing), Seattle Walker 912 1-1 19, Green 2-5 2-2 6, Mimwtota 000 300 103-7 U 1 [CNN] Moneyline (CC) Based on V C Andrews' novel about son case reminds Ned of his own past; (Oulnn), 18:54 (pp). 8, Hartford, Hull 16 19:18; Follgno, Buf (roughing), 19:18; Ruuttu, Portlond 32 37 .464 16 E. Wilkins 1-180 2, Myers 83 80 0. Totals 42-91 MoMlon 013 000 003-0 11 1 [H B O ] One Night Stand (CC) The Queen (Evason, Tippett), 19:23. Penalties—Tippett, 21 49 300 27«/i 12-21 99. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hills End' An excursion four children held prisoner by their grand­ team members nervously prepare to justify Robinson gets 16 points Buf (sloshing), 19:18. Sacramento Viola, Berenouer (8), Shields (9) and NWB PCWB PCK MJPOFYK of nice-plus-spice, Rita Rudner. (In Stereo) Har (hooking), 1:51; Lonev, Pit (tripping), L.A. Clippers 16 53 .232 32 Dollas X X X 21—X Laudner, Harper (9); Scott, Aoosto (8), to examine cave paintings takes a frighten mother in the family's ancestral estate their existence to a group of bureaucrats. 11:06; Samuelsson, Har(roughlntg),12:16; Third Period—6, Montreal, Corbonneau 26 ye first round of the $800,000 C.RIpken (2). never was seriously threatened. A—16,025. New Jersey at Chicogo, 1:X p.m. NEED SOME EXTRA PGA Independent Insuronce Agent ANTIQUE SHOW AND Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen—Gord Golden State at Washington, 3:X p.m. Seattle 3* 7 1 V 38-116 Open at The Woodlands' par-72, 7,045-yord Robinson and Mike Ansley of Alabama Broseker, Leon Stickle MIomI at Dallas, 6 p.m. Denver 27 x w x—ix TPC Course: PhllllesS,Pirates4 SALE Detroit at L.A. Clippers. 6 p.m. 8Polnt goals—Ellis 3, Schoene 3, Lever 2, topped the East with 16 points apiece. Robinson Mike Donold 34- 33—67 VENA H Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers. 10:X p.m. Adorns 2, Hanzilk. Fouled out—None. SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1980 SPENDING MONEY? Brad Faxon 35- 33—68 also grabbed five rebounds, had two assists, Flyers 5. Capitala4 Rebounds—Seattle 67 (Cage, McDonlel Pittsburgh I X X I 000—4 10 3 ''"Y’ AAlke Hulbert 33-35—68 10 am to .5 pm one blocked shot and one steal in 22 minutes. 10), Denver 51 (Lever 9). Assists—Seattle 21 Philadelphia 010 OK 004—5 8 1 Buddy (Gardner 37- 3 2 -6 9 (McMillan 9), Denver 26 (Lever 8). Total Walk, Landrum (6), Kipper (8), Gott(9) Woshlngton 1 1 3—4 Seve Ballesteros 35-3 4 -6 9 NBAreaulta Vernon Center Middle School Newspaper routes available in your area... fouls—Seattle 26. Denver 26. Technical— end LaValllere,Ortlz (6); Youmans, McWilli­ Philadelphia 2 3 0 -5 Brod Bryant 35-3 4 -6 9 (Jenver delay ot game. A—14651. ams (7), Harris (9) end Daulton. W—Harris, 777 Hartford Turnpike (Route 30) First Period— 1, Woshlngton, Courtnoll Roger Maltble 35-34—69 1-O.L—Gott,82. TUSDIP THB ''TCNSE*HE 41, 5:46. 2, Philadelphia, Kerr 46 (Howe, Don Shtrey Jr. 33- 36—69 Lakera 13B, Spura 9B Vernon. Connecticut Molltor to miss opener Acton), 13:24. 3, Philadelphia, Kerr f t Curtis Stronge 33-36—69 NCAA tourney glance U S E P MOOT (Murphy, Bullard), 15:30 (pp). Gil Morgan 33- 37—70 Indians 12. Brewers 6 f r e q u e n t l ’Y w h e n Earn money and prizes by delivering the David Frost - SAN ANTONIO (98) OVER 70 EXHIBITORS TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) The Milwaukee Brew­ Penalties— Secord, Phi (roughing), 5:56; 35 35—70 MAKING SPEECHES. Wells, Phi (boarding), 7:37; Hatcher, Steve Hort 35- 35—70W.Anderson7-103-417,Brlckowskl8119512, EAST REGIONAL ers’ injury jinx hit again, and this time it got Was (roughing), 10:14; Acton, Phi (rough­ Rich Fehr 36- Smrek2-6888,34—70 Maxwell810 8311,Robertson Semifinals Cleveland 053 K1 003—12 13 1 Manchester Herald in your 8142-210,G.Anderson8122-612,Bowle4-7808. NAU TER one of their hitters. ing), 10:14; Wells, Phi (roughing), Wayne Grady 35-35—70 At East Rutherford, N.J. Milwaukee OK 2K 010— 6 9 4 Now arrange the circled letters to All proceeds to be given to the Vernon Historical Society 10:53; Hatcher, Was (roughing), 14:01; Roy Bloncalana 35- M.35—70 Anderson 832-36, Comegys 4-61-29, Vincent Frtdoy, March X S.DavIs, D.Jones (5), Belles (6), Atherton neighborhood. Paul Molitor dislocated his finger Thursday 81800, Roth 1-3845. Totals3883X-X98. form the surprise answer, as sug­ Stevens, Was (slashing), 19:14. Jim Gallagher Jr. 36- 34—70 Duke 87, Minnesota 70 (8) and Allanson, Skinner (7); Clutterbuck, gested by the above cartcxin. during some horseplay and will be out for three Bruce Lletzke 34- 36— 70 L.A. LAKERS (IX ) (jeorgetown 69, North Carolina Stote 61 Knudson (5), Crim (9) and C.O'BrIen, Second Period—4, Philadelphia, Murphy 4 Bob Gilder , 38- 3Green 2 -7 0 813 1811 23, Worthy 86 84 14, Championship Engle (9). W—S.DavIs, 1-0. L— weeks. He was placed on the 15-day disabled Abdul-Jobbar 85804. Johnson 1-3878, Scott this ad Call today to get more details. (Ekiund, Kerr), :24 (pp). 5, Washington, Lonce Ten Broeck 36-34—70 At East Rutherford, N.J. Clutterbuck, 1-1. General Admission — $2.75 but with 1 8X 85 35, Thompson 84 82 4, Cooper 82 Answer here: list and joined pitchers Ted Higuera and Juan Ridley 40 (Leach, Hunter), 9:23. 6, Phllodel- Chris Perry 35- 35— 70 Sunday, March X ^ .L .L .L > all admissions $2.50 each. Nieves and shortstop Dale Sveum. phlo, Propp M (Kerr, Craven), 12:07 (pp). Billy Ray Brown 36- 35— 71 84 9, Compbell 812 84 10. Woolrldge 89 Duke X , Georgetown 77 7, Philadelphia, Bullord 27(Sutter, Propp), Colvin Peete 37- 34— 71 86 15, Rivers 84 80 7, McNamara2-3836, Marlners4,CubsO (Answers tomorrow) Lamp 86804. Totals 47-87 4846IX . “ At the start of the year, things can happen to 14:07. Penalties—Acton, Phi (roughing), Jim Benepe 35- 36— 71 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Jumbles: FUROR TABOO COWARD BASKET 647-9946 3:17; Carkner, Phi, mlnor-misconduct Lennle Clements 36- 35— 71 Yesterday's DIRECTIONS; Exit 66 (formerly Exit 97) off Route 84. FROM 84 minimize an absence. This is no fun, but it’s the Semifinals Chicago (N) OK OK OOD—0 3 1 Answer Another name (or newly hatched termites— (roughing), 3:17; Wells, Phi (roughing), Ed Florl 36-35—71 San Aitfonlo 24 2I 26 27— 98 At Lexington, Ky. L.A. Lakers 42 17 X 2 6 - ) X Seattle o k OK O x—4 11 1 "BABES IN THE WOOD” WEST (coming from Sturbridge) — right at end of exit to Bolton facts,” Manager Tom Trebelhorn said. “ We 3:17; Leach, Was (roughing), 3:17; Sheehy, Jock Kay Jr. 38- 33—71 Thunday, March X Marble St...... all Ferguson Rd...... 16-136 Sutclitte, Schlraldl (7), M.WIIIIoms (8) and Was, double mlnor-misconduct (rough­ Mork Hayes 36- 35—718Polnt goals—Scott 2, Cooper, Rivers. Virginia 86, Oklahomo X Road. l.j:ft on Bolton Road to overhead traffic light. Right on Route don’t think it’s a blow, but it’s a shortage.” Glrardl; Bankhead, Reed (8), Schooler (9) and McCabe St...... all Garth Rd...... 69-77 ing), 3:17; Rouse, Was (roughing), 3:17; Don Forsmon 34- Fouled37— 71 out—Smrek, BrIckowskI, Comegys. Mlchlgon 92, North Corolino 87 Rebounds—Son Antonio 48 (G.Anderson Bradley, Velle (9). W—Bankhead, 1-1. Now bock In stock, Jutnblo Book No. 36 Is ovollsblo lor t2.i0, which Includot POStOQO 30. I.«ss than '/z mile — school located on left. FROM 84 EAST Molitor, a career .299 hitter, was scheduled Bullard, Phi (roughing), 5:46; Hunter, Was Leonard Thompson 37- 34—71 Championship Stock Place...... all E.M.T.P...... 650-670 even 11), Los Angeles 59 (Johnson 9). Assists—San L—Sutcll(fe,06. ond hondling, frrm Jum bk, cTo Ihio nowopopor, P.O. Boa 43M . Ortondo. FL S2t02-43B6. (hooking), 6:44; Hatcher, Was (high- Tony SIMs 35- 36—71 At Lexington, Ky. Includo your nomo, oddrooo ond zip cods ond moko your chock poyoMo to NowopoportMOko. (coming from Hartford) — left at end of exit to Bolton Road. Left No. Main St...... 397-496 to start the season at third base. Instead, the John Adams 36- 5 —71 Antonio X (Maxell, Robertson,M.And­ sticking), 7:34; Wells, Phi, misconduct, 7:34; Saturday, March X again onto Bolton Road to traffic light and right V2 mile — school on ‘Jlaniliri.Irr ifrrjii) Brewers recalled Juan Castillo, who had been Rouse, Was (hooking), 10:56; Rouse, Was Joy Hops 34- 37— 71 erson 4), Los Angeles X (Johnson 10). Total Michigan 102, Virginia 65 PadresS, San Diego St. 0 (roughing), 17:20; CIccarelll, Wos (rough­ D.A. Welbrlng 35- 3 6 -7 1 fouls—San Antonio 37, Los Angeles X . left. Porter St...... 458-650 sent to the minors earlier in the day. 35- 36—71 EXTRA ^ ing),17:20; Plvonka,Wos (roughing), 17:20; Ken McDonald A—17,505. MIDWEST REGIONAL 37- 34—71 Wyllys St...... 1-90 Chychrun, Phi (roughing),17:20; Mellonby, Robert Thompson Semifinols Son Diego SI. OK I 37- 34— 71 Phi (roughing), 17:20; Poulin, Phi (roughing), L^n ord Thompson At Minneapolis Son Diego joe m OOx—5 11 0 38- 34—72 K Inga 135, Buna 123 17:20; Hatcher, Was (unsportsmanlike con­ Lee Trevino Fridoy, March M Hurst, Booker (6), Lelper (8), and Parent; 37-3 5 -7 2 duct),17:27; Carkner, Phi (unsportsman­ Steve Elklngton Illinois 83, Louisville 69 Navorro, Nielsen (6), RIter (7), Austin (8) and David Ogrln 36- 3 6 -7 2 Astrograph The Manchester Symphony Charter Oak St...... 141-348 like conduct), 17:27; Courtnoll, Wos PHOENIX (IX ) Syracuse 83, Missouri X McKean; W—Hurst, 81. L—Navarro, 81. Smith sees NHL expansion J.C.Sneod 3636—72 (roughing), 19:48; Sheehy, Was (rough­ Chambers 11-X 1814 X , Corbin 87 86 13, Champlonthip HR—San Diego, Martinez (7). Gardner St...... 3-66 Jim Carter 37- 35— 72 ing), 19:48; Acton, Phi (roughing), 19:48; West 84806, K. Johnson 918 4-4X,Homacek At Minneapolis Gardner St. West...... all Lon Hinkle 3636—72 MON'TREAL (AP) — An influx of Soviet Samuelsson, Phi (roughing), 19;48. 9168018, E.Johnson8148010,Malerle861-1 Sunday, March X Doug Tewell 3636— 72 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You might have Orchestra and Chorale Highland St. players in the NHL could prompt the league to Third Period— 8, Washington, Hunter X 12, Lang 1-2802, Gllllam80843, Perry 1-2802, Illinois X , Syracuse X (Gould), 11:25, 9, Woshlngton, CIccarelll 43 Mike Reid 3637— 72 Angels 3, Dodgers 2 to alter an arrangement today that is (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 3637—72 Nealy 8080 0. Totals48952829IX . expand, Montreal center Bobby Smith said. (C o u rtn o ll), 19:31 (pp ). Penalties— T.C. Crhen WEST REGIONAL c f o u r MANUEL ALVAREZ, CONDUCTOR 3636 — 72 (11 innings) not pleasing to everyone concerned. If Sergei Priakin joined the Calgary Flames on Rouse, Wos (tripping), 2:25; Howe, Phi Craig Stodler SACRAMENTO (W ) Semifinols 3637— 72 each Is willing to make some conces­ DAVID CLYLE MORSE, CHORALE CONDUQTO.R (slashing), 5:47; Bullord, Phi (holding), Kenny Perry Berry 86 2-2 9, Tisdale 1 8X 7-9 X , Petersen At Denver birthday Grissom Rd...... all Wednesday, becoming the first Soviet piayerto Jose-Morlo Olozobal 37-35— 72 13:07; Stevens, Wos (roughing), 17:58; 87 1-2 7, Smith 7-14 87 17, Alnge 9-15 85 3S, Thunday, March X sions, it can be worked out amicabiy. Greg Lodehoff 3637— 72 CaHtornla OK IK OK 0 3 -5 8 1 Shepard Dr...... all enter the league with approval from his Hextall, Phi, served by AAellonbv (roughing), Pressley 89 2-2 16. Lohous 11-18 7-10 29, Del Seton Holl 78, Indiana 65 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) If you are too 3638 — 73 Lot Angeles OK KO NO K —2 2 1 17:58; Carkner, Phi, minor-game miscon­ Brod Fabel Nevoda-Los Vegas M, Arizona 67 government. 3637—73 Negro 881-25. Totals 5 8X 30-39135. Witt, Mcclure (8), Harvey (9), Minton (10), exacting in your dealings with others to­ duct (roughing), 17:58. Gory Koch Champlonthip Tony Grimes 3635— 73 Fraser (11) and Parrish; Hershlier, Belcher day, people with whom you'll be In­ “ If the pool of available players grows, it will Shots on goal-Woshlngton 7-10-7-24. Phoenix X x x 4 8 -lX At Denver April 1, 1989 tan Woosnam 37-36—73 (5), Pena (8), Crews (11) and Scloscia, Tragic Overture. Op. 81 Johannes Brahms Oakland Heights...... all Phllodelphia 13-14-8—35. Sacramento X X U X —I X Soturdoy, March X volved won't live up to your expecta­ be easier to allow three new franchises in the Jim Booros 37-36—73 Fletcher (10). W—Minton, 81, L—Crews, Power-play Opportunities—Washington 1 8Polnt goals— PressleV 4, Malerle 3, Seton Hall 84, Nevoda-Los Vegas 61 tions. Don’t expect perfection from Brownstone Apts...... all Ben Crenshaw 3637— 73 82.SV—Froser(l). There may be some very pleasant sur­ German Requiem. Op. 45 * Johannes Brahms 1 league,” said Smith, a vice president of the of 7; Phllodelphia 3 of 6. E.Johnson 2, Alnge 2, Berry. Fouled 37- 36—73 prises In store (or you In the year ahead others you may lack yourself. Goalies— Washington, Beoupre, 5-34) (35 Stan Utley out—Malerle. Rebaunds—Phoenix 52 THE FINAL FOUR NHL Players Association. Morris Hotaliky 37- 36—73 shots-Xsaves). Phllodelphia, Hextall, 3027-5 (Corbin 10), Sacramento 54 (Lohous 10). At Seattle pertaining to new Involvements and LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Important as­ Don Reese 3636 — 73 Rangers6.WhlteSox2 East Center St...... 408-608 The NHL recently formed a committee to (24-X). Assists—Phoenix 24 (K.Johnson 9), Sacra­ Semlhnah new Interests. These could be the re­ signments should be attended to as 3637— 73 * Manchester High School Students Participating study expansion. Milwaukee, Hamilton. Dal­ A—17,423. Bill Buttner mento 29 (Smith 13). Total fouls— Phoenix X , Saturday, April 1 sults of associating with people with early in the day as possible. When you Hamilton Dr...... all Referee— O n is Morel, Linesmen— Sacramento X . Technical—Phoenix Ill8 Seton Holl, 306, vs. Duke, 287, 5:43p.m. I ” ” 112 OK 000-6 13 0 las, Seattle and San Jose, Calif., have been Woyne Bonnev, Pat Dapuzzo. whom you were never chummy tire you may start to think less clearly Carpenter Dr...... all LPGA Dinah Shore acorea tn l defense. A—16,517. Chicago (A) too OX 000—2 7 3 and consequently be less effective. frequently mentioned as possible NHL cities. Michigan, 287, vs. Illinois, 316, X minutes Hough, Rogers (8), Russell (9) and previously. McDIvItt Dr...... all otter conclusion ot first gome SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You’re apt Smith said Soviet players are good enough to Blues 4, Nordlques 3 OT («)! Reuse, Long (5), ARIES (March 21-April 19) Try not to Wildwood Dr...... all RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (AP) — RocketalOQ.NetalOl Champlonihip King (7), Patterson (9) and Rsk, Kamovice get involved with individuals today to be more motivated today if there is play in the NHL, but he expressed concern that Scorn after Thundav's first round In the Monday, April 3 (7). W -^ough, 80. L—Reuse, 82. HRs— whose behavior could reflect poorly on some type of profit to be derived, not SATURDAY Quebec 0120-3 LPGA't 85X,000 Dinah Shore, being Seton Hall-Duke winner vs. Mlchlgan- Texas, Espy (2), Sierra (7). Chicago, Rsk some may have mercenary motives. HOUSTON (189) SI. Louis 1 1 1 1—4 played on the par-36-38—72, 6,441-yard llllnols winner, 9:13 p.m. your own Image. This is a delicate area, necessarily for yourself, but for those Berry 84 80 6, Thorpe 2-7 12-16 16, APRIL 8,1989 First Period— 1, St. Louis, McKegney 23 MIsslan Hills Cauntrv Club course (o-denotes lor whom you provide. Jefferson St...... all Olaluwon 11-21 7-8 29, Floyd 811 80 11, so stick to friends who match your stan­ (Hull, Zezel), 9:53 (pp). Penalties—Moller, omoteur): Woodson 89 1-2 13, Chlevous 1-8 86 8, dards. Know where to look for romance SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Don't Kenwood Dr...... all Due (holding), 8:X; Feotherstone, StL Jull Inkster 32-34—66 BlueJays6.CardlnalsS 8 PM B.Johnson 88 2-2 10, F.Johnson 2-4 80 4, let it upset you today if someone of Tennessee team to beat (holding), 17:16. (Xile Eggellng 3832—66 and you’ll find it. The Astro-Graph Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Squire Village...... all McCormick 1-1802, Short872-210. Totols3880 (12 innings) Second PerlotL—2, St, Louis, Tilley 1 Uselotte Neumann 33-36—69 Matchmaker instantly reveals which whom you are especially fond is a bit 30-X109. (Hull), 3:10. 3, Quebec, Glllls 14 (Duchesne, Lori Garbocz 3834—69 more attentive to another than to you. If TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — Louisiana Tech is NEW JERSEY (101) signs are romantically perfect (or you. Union Place...... all Morols), 7:X. Penalties—Glllls, Que (bMrd- Jody Rosenthal 3834—69 Bowling BAILEY AUDITORIUM Wetherell ...... all the defending champion, but top-ranked Morris 26 86 7, Wlllloms 812 8513, Corroll St. Liwls OK 2H OK 880-5 8 2 Mall $1 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ you behave jealously, it will only make Ing), 3:46; Finn, (9ue, molor (fighting), 3:46; Beth Daniel 3833—69 Union St...... 812 80 10, Conner 26 84 7,M cGee18X Toronto oil 001 2K OK—O IS 2 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 133-264 Bidwell ...... all Tennessee is rated the team to beat in the Momesso, double mlnor-molor (roughing. Bonnie t-ooer 3836—X paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH matters worse. 81 26, Gaines 1-1802, Bagiev 89806, Hinson <«).Oulsenberrv Instigator, fighting), 3:46; P.Covalllnl, Pat Bradley 3834—X 44101-3428. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You NCAA Women’s Final Four, which gets under 7-14 84 17, Lee 88 1-2 13, Jones 81 80 0, (11) ond Poononl; Ceruttl, Ward (8), StL (cross-checkinp), 1):(I7; Morols, (3ue Anne-Marie Palll 3835—X should be able to manage situations Shackleford 80 820. Totals 48891824101. Powder Puff L” ’ ""O Borders TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You might way in the Tacoma Dome Friday night. (holding),16:55. Muffin Spencer-Devlln 3836—71 ( 12) . W^oss, 1-0 . L—Qulsenberry, 1-1. be the recipient of a beneficial develop­ that are of a commercial nature rather Third Period—4, Quebec, Brown 30 (Glllls, Cindy Rarick 3833—71 Adelaide Rd...... all “ They’re ranked number one and they Heuslon 18 X X X - 1 X Darlene Ladobouche 187-178-536, M ade­ H R s-^t. Louis, McGee (3), Brunantkv P.Stastny), 8:35 (pp). 5, St. Louis,Lowry3 JoAnne Camer 3835—71 ment today, that will be of material value competently today. However, there's a New Jersey x 11 n x ^ ie i line DIeterle 454, Sharron Caruso 465, M ary (4). Toronto, Mulllnlks (1), Tolmon (1) General Admission Jean Rd...... 5-30 should be the favorite.” said Lady Techsters (Paslowskl, P .(^ o llln l), 11:59. 6, Quebec, Sherri Turner 3835—71 to you. Don't be a gimme artist, but wel­ chance you may be careless in other ar­ 8Polnt goals—Floyd 3, McGee 2. Wright 463, Noncy Hahn 464. P.Stastny 35 (M orols), 18:51. P e n a lty - Kathryn Young 33-38—71 $6 Steephollow...... all Coach Leon Barmore. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Houston 43 come favors from others graciously. eas ot your life. Feotherstone, StL, mlnor-misconduct Amy Alcott 3835—71 (Olaluwon 10), New Jersey 62 (Carroll, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Goals and "I don’t think that’s right.” protested (sloshing),7:X. Sally Qulnlon 3836—71 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) When deal­ Ferguson...... 170-360 Hinson 10), Assists—Houston 17 (Floyd 5), LaVaaInduatrlal Students over 18 Overtime—7, St. Louis, Poslowskl 26 Penny Hammel 3836—71 ing with friends today try to keep every­ objectives that are of Importance to you Tennessee Coach Pat Summitt. “ I think any of New Jersey X (Bagiev 8). Tatal fouls— and Senior Citizens (Feotherstone. Federko), 1:39. Penalties— Tommie Green 3837—X Bill Conway 2X, Ed Bachl 216, Don Wilson Radio, T V thing on a purely light and sociable ba­ today may not be equally as intriguing the four teams here could win it.” Houston 72, New Jersey 3S. A—14019. None. Heather Farr 3837—X 218576, Barry PInney 553, Tippy Hyson X I, sis. Don't get involved In their to your companions. If you get too de­ $4 Tennessee, 33-2, will meet fifth-ranked Shots on goal—Quebec 8-10-11-1—X . St. Danielle Ammoccopane 3834—X Mike Votsollo X I. M ike Flellstead X1-562. manding or bossy, It could put a damp­ Louis 7-96-2—24, Marfho Nause 3836—X Warrlora113,Horneta104 Ken Sessa 218585, Mac Segor X4, Dave complicated affairs, nor let them probe CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Maryland, 29-2, in the second semifinal game Power-ploy Opportunities—Quebec 0 ot 4; MItzl Edge 37-35—X Mazzolll 208, Ernie Whipple 218, Al Senna TODAY Into your confidential matters. er on things for everyone. FAMILY SPECIAL at 8:30 p.m. PST after No. 2 Auburn, 31-1, takes St. Louis 1 of 2 Cindy Mackey 3836—X 218599, Roger MleczUowskl 238248669, 4p.m .— G olf: DInoh Shore Classic, ESPN CANCER (June 21-July 22) Fortunate­ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) There Goalies—Quebec, Gosselln, 11-18-3 (24 Janet Coles 3837—X GOLDEN STATE (111) Gory Valllere 214-219624, Dan Elmore 212, 7:X p.m. — Rockett ot Celtics, Sport- could be ambivalence in the way you Students under 18 on No. 3 Louisiana Tech, 32-3, at 6 p.m. The MIssle Berteottl 3836—X ly, you're likely to be very resourceful shots-X saves). St. Louis, Rlendeou, 10-15-5 M ullln)8X9-)1X,Teagle9218624, L.Smith Roger Logace 5X , John KozIckI 202, Butch sChannel, WIL I (1408AM) today and you should be able to achieve manage your resources today. In some FREE with I.D. championship game will be played Sunday at (30-27). 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Friday, March 31. 1SS9 — 19 OILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beat'.le KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright oddiiii^j6ki p^0tu£*Ajiy WHy CAT$ N^fR6A/ ; K Lunchtime trysts satisfy their appetite DEAR ABBY:ARRV. MyM„ ------boyfriend and I work for never felt such a sense of love and You guessed it. They are being the same large corpora­ belonging as I did at that reunion. married in June! Now we won’t be tion, so we go to lunch There were no pretenses of where we able to look either one of them in the together. Hd’s 33 and came from, since most of us came eye and probably won’t be invited to I ’m 29. (I tell you this so Dear Abby from working-class families; we their wedding. you will know that we’re came home to be together. I even My husband thinks we were wrong not a couple of young Abigail Van Buren made peace with an old enemy! to have told him the truth when he kids.) We are both di­ For those who organized that asked us what we thought of her. Were A vorced and have been reunion in Pittsburgh, thank you from we? seeing each other for the bottom of my heart. For those who FOOT IN MOUTH about a year. didn’t make the effort to attend — you Since neither one of us eats lunch, missed a wonderful weekend. DEAR FOOT: Honesty is always presence were “ suspicious” — but YOU CAN GO HOME AGAIN the best policy, but in cases such as we usually go for a drive in his truck once the officer ascertained that the AP p h o to and park somewhere in the shade, just this, no man wants an honest opinion occupants were both adults, and the DEAR YOU CAN: Because you took about a horse after he’s bought it. to talk and hold each other. We are Intent was clearly romance and not MEDAL FOR BARBARA — President very much in love, Abby, and we don’t the trouble to write, perhaps those rape, they would be given a stern who were lukewarm about going Bush admires the Harry S. Truman get to spend much time together alone warning that that kind of activity in a because we live quite a long distance “ home” for a class reunion will DEAR ABBY: The letter from Award for distinguished service that first public location is dangerous, and to reconsider. Thanks for writing. “ Needy,” whose husband never gives lady Barbara received from the Associa­ from each other and both have young never place themselves in such a children. Thanks, too, for mentioning those her a compliment, does not apply to tion of Community and Junior Colleges vulnerable position again. generous people who organize class married women only. More than once lately we have A word of the wise should be at their convention in Washington gotten a little carried away and we reunions. They require a ton of work, I live with my sister and have been sufficient. And I hope it is. and not many are willing to tackle the complimenting her for years, hoping Thursday. made love in his truck. His windows job. are tinted so you can’t see inside — to get one compliment from her in DEAR ABBY; This is for all those return. Never has she given me the besides, we are very discreet. people who don’t want to go to their DEAR ABBY: A friend of ours lost satisfaction of even the smallest Parking as we do is nothing new, but class reunions because they weren’t his wife of many years about two compliment. Nothing I do is good I would like to know what could PEOPLE popular — or didn’t belong to the “ in" years ago. He asked us to have dinner enough. happen to us if we should ever get crowd in high school and they thought with him and a new ladyfriend he had As for “ Needy,” there’s nothing she caught by a police officer. no one would want to talk to them been dating, so of course we said yes. can do to wring a compliment out of Gene Kelly has pneumonia LUNCH HOUR LOVER anyway. We thought she was very loud, her husband. All she can do is put up LOS ANGELES (A P) - Gene Kelly is I didn’t think anyone would talk to talkative and bossy, and we couldn’t with him, feed him and hope he dies DEAR LOVERS: It all depends on hospitalized with pneumonia and was forced to me either, but my husband and I understand what he saw in this before she does. Then maybe (if she’s where you were caught. (In Paris, cancel a performance, but the 76-year-old decided to go to my 20th high school woman. till young enough) she can find a man they’d probably give you a medal.) I actor-dancer is improving and may go home reunion. Abby, it was the best move The morning after our evening who will give her a compliment. I hope checked with the Los Angeles Police soon, his publicist said. we ever made. together, he stopped by the house and so. Department and was told that a police Kelly entered the hospital Wednesday and I hugged more people in two days asked us what we thought of her, so we NO COMPLIMENTS officer would approach the truck if its doctors said he may be released Monday, than I had hugged in 20 years! I have tolH him the truth. IN NEW JERSEY publicist Beebe Kline said. He declined to WIT OF THE WORLD disclose the hospital’s name. “ He doesn’t want to be bothered. He just You can take steps to curb wants to get out of there,” Kline said Thursday. The illness forced Kelly to cancel a performance March 24 of his one-man show, said Beverly Hamlin, a spokeswoman for the La Mirada Civic Center. The theater will give soaring car insurance costs refunds to 1,300 ticketholders, she said. Kelly, one of Hollywood’s most fabled song Automobile points from your driving record. and dance men, has appeared in such films as insurance is If you have children of driving “For Me and My Gal,” “Hello Dolly,” a mong the age, enroll them in a drivers’ “ Anchors Aweigh,” “ Inherit the Wind” and fastest-rising BLONDIE by Dean Young & Stan Drake education course rather than “ American in Paris.” costs of operat­ Sylvia teaching them yourself. The ing your auto­ small cost of the coprse will be mobile. In re­ more than offset by premium Willis finds harmonicas cent years, Porter reductions. premiums for LOS ANGELES (A P) — Bruce Willis, the wisecracking TV detective on ABC's “ Moon­ protection ■ Consider an automobile lighting,” has solved the case of the missing / have spurted alarm. The kind that activate blues harps. Thirty-six harmonicas owned by r f a r beyond automatically, called “ passive” most other inflationary increases the actor were in Hawaii with Smokey ■ You can realize substantial alarm systems, can produce Robinson. ■ — more than doubling in a savings merely by raising your major savings, especially if your Willis, who had been recording a follow-up three-year period. Automobile collision deductible to $500 or car is very expensive or one of the Motown album to his successful “ The Return of insurance now ranks second in $1,000. A substantial percentage models popular with car thieves. Bruno” LP at the SIR Studios in Hollywood, automobile costs, behind of insurance claims are paid to ■ When buying insurance, decided late Monday to lock up his harmonicas depreciation. cover minor “ fender-bender” make certain you fill out the YVNOW.THAT W AS/..Y0 U C O U L P b e a f NO, I COULDN'T in a studio locker. LIKE IT, OR NOT, / ...'SO LET'S GET ON \ w iSHP WHAT'RP I However, there is much you damage. A PRETTY NEAT f MAGICIAN IF YOU V A L L E Y .' M Y ' required forms accurately and “ He asked a technician if they would be safe ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady TRICK...MAKIM' I EVER WANTED T'Go) MAGIC IS A L L ST&^K I / V h Vh '( 'iSIi'i-IIl can do to lower your premiums. ■ Consider whether collision completely. A falsehood or omis­ INTO 'A N O T H E R /CONNECTED T O Begin by checking with your state in a locker there and they said they would put L IK E Y'DID.' LINE OF WORK! { THIS OLD LAMP.' insurance is a good idea for your sion can be grounds for cancella­ them in Smokey Robinson's gear which had insurance commissioner’s office car. If you drive an old clunker, tion and can give the insurance WHAT EXACTLY WOULP ‘ftW 0£ fJo 9 m j^ > I'M$i;(2£ eveev to see if they have any material to been there for three months,” Willis’ publicist UWKIMG- POe (M A the amount you pay for collision company reason not to honor your Paul Bloch said Thursday. ^ p i N H m t ! pCAce (N Twose m o M U ^ , help you. For example, they coverage could, in a couple of claim. But on Tuesday, Robinson packed up his VACATION $P0T, $1(2. ? should have information showing years, equal or surpass the value ■ If you change companies to WIU. NAVE ai(r gear, including the 36 harmonicas, for the start how rates are set and explaining of the car itself. In this case, you take advantage of a lower rate, be I— r PLASTIC $0(JV6N((i$, of a world tour and flew to Honolulu. Also Dr. Gott the various kinds of available probably would be better off certain the new insurance com­ coverage. stashed in the locker were original lyrics for saving the money and insuring pany accepts you before cancel­ new Willis songs. Peter Gott, M.D. Lee Rivers of the Florida yourself on collisions ing your old policy. <019 AAA Insurance Commissioner’s Office ■ When buying a new car, don’t ■ Don’t be talked into buying 3-31 says coverage options vary from forget to consider insurance costs more insurance than you need or Publisher to help students state to state. “ For example,” when determining the overall want. When signing, read first to THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom Rivers says, “ in some states you price of the automobile. That be sure you aren’t buying any­ KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (A P) — Publisher can opt for a high deductible in handsome little sports car will thing you didn’t request. Chris Whittle has donated $5.2 million to your medical coverage, a wise finance 100 scholarships for outstanding ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook 'f^'lbu COM'tY w^ A V A I'AA 6AVID' UP usually cost much more to insure ■ Investigate whether the move if you have other health than a big family sedan. In fact, agent and the company are students at his alma mater, the University of EVEM HAVEL ~ ~ T ------\------Breast cancer coverage.” the difference can amount to licensed in your state. This brings Tennessee. 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GOTT: I recently read that the more have no accidents or moving pool the riskiest policies, find out afford to reduce your coverage is The gift was the largest single contribution to menstrual cycles a woman has over the lifetime, the violations, your rate will be how you can get yourself re­ in liability insurance. In many the university for academic purposes. greater her chance of breast cancer. How does this lower. But that’s the case only if moved from that very expensive states, the minimum required The scholarships will cover five years for relate to the menstrual cycles created after your insurance company knows category. amount is unrealistically low — each recipient, including one year of overseas menopause by the taking of Premarin and Provera ? about your good driving record. ■ Take a defensive driving and it is likely that a court would study and travel. They will be worth about Also, if your record contains course. Graduates of approved a ward an amount far higher, with $30,000 each and will begin with the freshman FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves DEAR READER: Some cynics have suggested violations, the slate should be drivers’ education and defensive you liable for the difference. Get class in the fall of 1990. that each person has an allotted number of wiped clean after three years. driving courses usually are eligi­ as much liability coverage as you Whittle is chairman of Whittle Communica­ THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr heartbeats, the implication being that if your heart Check to make sure this had been ble for premium reductions. This can afford, consistent with typi­ tions. the Knoxville-based media concern that I TOOK YOUR. y T " LEWME ^ E .,.' "$W KT, DUMPY MlPPtE-AGEP *yi v^o u l p N '7 \fou (CNO^V IT?.. beats too fast or if you exercise irregularly, you are done! might take the form of removing cal lawsuit awards in your region. publishes magazines for special audiences ADVICE AHP r MU/H ^rrER...iT«AY? ywfze such as students. R :»aiP lH E PESPERATEUV ^ HONE9r.„YOU'kE TTZUTHFUU, shortening your life. This is bunk-um. The CWAH5EDMV ;5ES'^ PAATE TO EHARE HOUOW F^^OHALAD YOU'RE:... a l l TH0Y sekve is Pj?Y ie k p . ! statement you read sounds to me like a similar, \C6 AND AO.TVE VMOOP T / k S % i r \H"F1ELD AND ^ E O A N unsubstantial claim. Breast cancer has nothing to Shriver signs contract do with the number of menstrual periods a woman Is store responsible injury? has in a lifetime. If this myth were true, women who NEW YORK (AP) — Maria Shriver has have never had children would have a higher signed a new four-year contract with NBC to be incidence of breast cancer than women with large DEAR BRUCE: Recently my wife was pushing a anchorwoman of a new prime-time news show families (who did not menstruate during their shopping cart through a store parking lot when she and a substitute host of the network’s nightly pregnancies); such is not the case. twisted her ankle. The reason that she fell was that news. Breast cancer may be related to high levels of the air conditioner she was carrying in the shopping Shriver will work on "Yesterday, Today and 5-31 ! estrogen (female hormone) in some women. Thus, a cart shifted. She tried to catch the air conditioner, Smart Monev Tomorrow,” which is scheduled to premiere 'it: girl who begins menstuating at an early age may be and she, the shopping cart and the air conditioner later this year. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll went down. at risk of breast cancer for a longer time because Bruce Williams The network recently signed CNN’s Mary her body is being stimulated by estrogen for more Her ankle was badly sprained — she missed two Alice Williams to be another anchorwoman on 1 YOUR HOROSCOPE : THE years than a less precocious woman. weeks from her job and incurred some doctor bills to the program. NBC News spokeswoman Peggy THEREb NOTHINGi I'LL BET I YVONY Bridge FORECAST FOR.NOU3 FUTURE T H E R E ...IT fe A However, this is by no means a common pattern. have the ankle treated. When I reported this Hubble said there will be at least one other IS ON THE NEXT PASf." s l e e p a w i n k Breast cancer bears no consistent relation to incident to the manager of the supermarket, he BLANK SHEET, ALL. NIQHT. anchorman. menstrual pattern or size of breasts. assured me that he would turn it over to the Shriver also was named anchorwoman of the amond. It was also unlikely that West Two other factors appear to be more important; insurance company. Saturday edition of “ NBC Nightly News” and NORTH 3-31 DEAR A. A.: Obviously if you feel that you have an T h e e a r s held three club honors. (With A-Q-J of breast injury is sometimes associated with cancer; However, the representative of the insurance will substitute on other news programs ♦ Q 9 4 3 action against the supermarket, you should contact clubs, West would probably have dou­ women who breast feed their infants seem to be company contacted my wife yesterday and, while Including “ NBC Nightly News with Toni ▼ J 8 6 h a v e i t expressing regret for the incident, said the company an attorney, but it is my view that in light of what ♦ A 7 5 bled one spade to suggest the ability to statistically less prone to cancer. Brokaw,” while continuing as co­ felt that the store bore no responsibility. Since it you have told me. the possibility of winning is ♦ K 10 9 play a club contract as well.) True, de­ The final word on birth control pills is not in. Some somewhat remote. anchorwoman of “ Sunday Today.” By James Jacoby clarer did not absolutely know that women who take estrogen-containing contraceptive happened in their parking lot, we contend that they IWEST EAST East held the red queens and the jack should pay. In order for the supermarket to be liable, there ♦ K medication have been reported to show a slight ♦ 6 5 2 Playing a part-score contract lacks of clubs, and therefore could not possi­ How should we proceed? would have to have been some negligence on their ♦ K 9 7 3 2 ♦ Q 10 4 the drama of making or beating a »!(}; increase in the Incidence of cancer. Prince Philip on life bly hold the king of spades after his

80 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31. 1989 — 21 WEEKEND BUSINESS unsense’ provides evening of humorous nonsense Papers detail Battle for Emhart is over Have you scheme with B&D to pay Topper $21 million to drop lawsuit heard the one Goodman, a Broadway, film does pirouettes and tour jetes, and television star, is probably about the little singing about prayer through FARMINGTON (A P) - It cost time and money and would have that it would still consider com­ best known for creating the role of blue nuns? dance. In another scene, the The Black & Decker Corp. $21 distracted our attention from peting bids, and signed a confi­ Martha Shunway on the televi­ Ivan Boesky It seems that entire ensemble sings a humor­ million, but the company has won pursiing our planned acquisition dentiality agreement with Center Stage sion series “ Mary Hartman, after they ous song about the tribulations of NEW YORK (A P) — The 110-page, 98-count assurances that a New York of Emhart,” said Nolan D. Topper so that Topper could Mary Hartman” and on “ Forever keeled over Nancy Pappas running a leper colony? (“ The indictment against Michael Milken features promi­ investor group will drop its Archibald, chairman and chief prepare another offer if it so A Fernwood.” As the nun who lost from a batch of nuns were falling apart right and nent companies such as MGM-UA Entertainment lawsuit attempting to block Black executive officer of Black & chose. her memory when a crucifix fell left.’’) vichyssoise Co., Turner Broadcasting Co. and Mattel Inc., and & Decker’s $2.8 billion takeover of Decker. on her head, Goodman is the Emhart is a diversified pro­ prepared by And Sister Robert, done bril­ one prominent jailbird: Ivan Boesky. Emhart Corp. Richard and Tony Fisher, headlined actress in this produc­ ducer of commerical and indus­ S is te r Julia liantly by Lin Tucci, twists up The indictment accuses Drexel Burnham Lam­ Topper L.P. said Thursday that managing partners of Topper tion. Yet her famed ability to play trial products and information Child-of-God, pieces of her habit as she presents bert Inc.’s bond financier and others of a pattern of it will drop its lawsuit filed L.P., sajd in a statement, said a daffy dame is overshadowed and electronic systems. Emhart they were stored in the kitchen each number she performs. She her impressions of Atilla the Nun lawbreaking that turned the nation’s fifth-largest against Black & Decker in U.S. they were disappointed that here by the strength of others in had 1988 revenue of $2.76 billion deep-freeze, awaiting burial. Un­ and Twisted Sister. District Court in Richmond, Va., seems to delight in adding spon­ the ensemble. securities firm into a racketeering enterprise that Topper didn’t acquire Emhart, and net income of $126.6 million. fortunately, their Mother Super­ taneous confrontations with the But Catholic friends tell me cheated investors and clients. and that Black & Decker will pay but believe settlement of the One of those towers of strength Black & Decker, with annual ior blew the funeral money on a audience. they weren’t offended by these It says Milken and Boesky entered a secret it $21 million. litigation is in the best interest of is Nancy E. Carroll, the Mother sales of about $2.3 billion, is the video player for the convent, so comic contortions, which assidu­ arrangement in early 1984 for a series of illegal In a statement released in New all Emhart shareholders. For example, the opening sees Superior, who has played the role world’s leading producer of the rest of the sisters are putting several of the nuns leaving the ously avoided lampooning the deals that centered on the buying of stocks through York City, Topper also said it Topper, whose investors also of Amnesia for two years. With power tools and household pro­ on a variety show to raise money Pope or Jesus Christ, the concept Drexel in an attempt to mask their true ownership, agreed not to increase its $2.4 include oil heir Gordon P. Getty, stage to "work the crowd" and thin-lipped vigor she berates the ducts. The company posted a for the interments. of the Trinity or even the Bible. trading on illegal inside information and manipulat- billion, or $35-a-share offer for is one of Emhart’s largest encourage the audience to sing a other sisters, cringes when Sister profit of $33 million on revenue of Sound bizarre? It is, indeed. This is more like an introduction ' ing stock prices to reap profits. Farmington-based Emhart and shareholders. medley which ranges from “ Onw­ Robert flirts with gentlemen in $705.5 million for its first quarter But that’s the premise of the to a fairly quirky group of ! The indictment issued Wednesday by a federal will extend its takeover bid to Michael Claes, a spokesman for ard Christian Soldiers” to the the audience and uses a small ended Dec. 25. amusing musical, “ Nunsense,” Hebrew folk tune, “ Hava Nag- teachers — kind of a black humor grand jury is the broadest yet in the government’s April 19, the day after Black & Emhart. said the company had no metal clicker to command the IN B R IE F playing through this weekend at ila," accompanied by a stage version of “ Welcome Back three-year Wall Street investigation. Decker’s $40-a-share tender offer comment on Topper’s When the companies an­ audience’s attention and silence. Hotter.’’ Bushnell Memorial Hall. The band in monks’ garb. The counts virtually mirror government claims for Emhart expires. announcement. nounced their merger agree­ (This was one bit which separ­ script by Dan Goggin is reminis­ When one woman, seated near And it’s fairly tough not to brought in three other actions: a criminal P&G buys state firm In addition, Topper said it Emhart said on March 20 that it ment, they said they were consid­ ated the plaid uniforms from the laugh at a parody of all church cent of the kind of broad parody the front of the hall on opening settlement with Drexel announced in December: a CINCINNATI (AP) - The Procter & Gamble agreed that neither it. nor any of had agreed to be acquired by ering cutbacks in Emhart’s public school types. All those who cookbooks, entitled “ Baking with 30,000-member workforce but revue that many colleges produce night, was groping for something Securities and Exchange Commission civil com­ Co. has purchased the nation’s sixth largest its affiliates, would acquire any Black & Decker, based in Tow- had attended parochial schools the BVM.“ It took a blank look on had made no decisons. They also annually. For example, the open­ in her purse. Guess boomed “ Are plaint against Drexel, Milken and others in fruit drink manufacturer in a move that could Black & Decker stock for 10 son, Md., thwarting Topper’s began giggling the moment Car- my part to elicit an answer to that said they intended to sell Em­ ing number with its kickline of you looking for donations? Here! September; and the August racketeering indict­ reverse losses frortfits Citrus Hill orange juice years. hostile takeover bid, which Em­ roll started clicking. It was, I was one. “ BVM ," I was told, is a hart’s information and electronic nuns twirling their rosary beads Hand it over!” When the woman ment of Princeton-Newport LP. business. “ We regard this settlement as hart had rejected as inadequate. informed, nostalgia for a device shorthand expression for the systems division under an overall in flapper fashion would seem handed her a folded hair brush. The new indictment, which also charges Milken’s The Cincinnati-based household and food an appropriate resolution of Emhart had indicated after appropriate on the stage at used to call youngsters in from Blessed Virgin Mary. litigation that would have cost us apppHting Black & Decker’s offer debt reduction program. Guess intoned, “ What IS that?” the playground. brother, Lowell, and former Drexel trader Bruce L. products company said Thursday that it has Harvard University’s Hasty Pud­ and handed back the object with The bottom line on “ Nunsense” Newberg, mentions only one previously unpublic­ In an era when everyone is is that it’s a funny evening of purchased Sundor Group Inc. of Darien. Conn., ding Club. much show of disgust. ized scheme, alleged stock manipulation involving and will operate it as a subsidiary. talking about works of art which nonsense, with just a little reli­ The primary difference is that, This was not the only opportun­ U.S. Home Corp. i P&G. the third largest producer in a $3 billion offend particular religious gion thrown in. And, to paraph­ Ueberroth loses bid for Eastern in this show, several of the ity for actress-audience interrac- The indictment lists 11 deals “ tainted by fraud” orange juice market, now assumes a substan­ groups, “ Nunsense" comes dan­ rase the old Levy’s rye bread performers possess voices which tion. After a song which explains involving Drexel and Boesky, the former Wall tial position in the $9 billion overall fruit drink gerously close to tromping on the commercial, you don’t have to be had not been made. literally shake the floorboards. the history of The Order of the Street speculator who supplied information on market. NEW YORK (A P) - Strike- airline Braniff Inc. toes of the Catholic church. Catholic to enjoy real parochial That decision would be based Premiere among them is Al- Little Sisters of Hoboken (who Drexel as part of a plea bargain with prosecutors in torn Eastern Airlines’ parent The amount of Pritzker’s bid “ We’re here to prove that nuns humor. P&G paid between $275 million and $300 not only on the amount of the bids valeta Guess, who plays the bossy are known affectionately as “ the late 1986. Boesky paid $100 million in fines and million in cash for the company, analysts company may be leaning toward was not disclosed, are fun, perhaps a bit risque,” but also on a buyer’s ability to get mistress of novices. Sister Mary little hobos” ) , the house lights go restitution and is serving a three-year prison estimated. a higher offer from billionaire Pritzker did not return tele­ say the ladies in the opening Eastern flying again, the sources Hubert. Guess, who holds a up and Sister Mary Amnesia, "Nunsense” will continue at sentence. hotel executive Jay Pritzker, phone calls at his Chicago offices. number. Sundor makes and markets Sunny Delight said. master’s degree in speech pathol­ played by comedienne Dody Bushnell Memorial Hall through ‘NUNSENSE’ — Dody Goodman plays Sister Mary In one such deal, the government says Milken Florida Citrus Punch. Texsun grapefruit sources said, after baseball Com­ But his emergence in the bidding Later in the show, a nun in a The Ueberroth offer has not ogy, adds a gospel-music twist to Goodman, administers a quiz. Sunday. Call 246-68(r7 for reserva­ Amnesia in "Nunsense” now playing at the Bushnell in allegedly used inside information about a proposed drinks, Lincoln apple drinks, and Speas Farm missioner Peter Ueberroth struggle for Eastern added floor-length habit and toe shoes necessarily been rejected, the tions. Hartford. merger between Diamond Shamrock Corp. and apple drinks. struck out with his $464 million another well-known name to a Occidental Petroleum Corp. — a Drexel client — in buyout proposal. roster of takeover strategists who sources said. January 1985. J. Thomas Talbot, a former have been maneuvering for the Neither Talbot nor Texas Air Nine more S&Ls taken over would say whether the board had Milken allegedly told Boesky-controlled entities airline executive from California crippled airline since its workers Weekend Activities voted on the Ueberroth offer. to buy Diamond common stock and sell Occidental WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators who has represented Ueberroth struck March 4. That offer, which would have common stock. Milken and Boesky allegedly agreed have taken over nine more savings and loan in negotiations with Texas Air, Pritzker reportedly has ex­ given the Eastern unions a 30 to split profits and losses, although the Diamond associations in six states, bringing the total said his group was told it was pressed interest in Miami-based percent share in the airline in Women are featured board never approved the proposed merger. under government control to 175 in 28 states. “ materially” outbid by another Eastern. News reports in April exchange for wage concessions, Go fly a kite In another case, Drexel allegedly obtained more The institutions in Thursday’s action had contender he wouldn’t identify. 1986 indicated he had been Certain Women, a trio of women, and Jean had garnered support from the than $20.5 million in fees from Maxxam Group Inc. assets totaling $3.5 billion at the end of 1988. Talbot also said Ueberroth, negotiating with labor unions Briand, a singer and songwriter, will be the women unions in recent days. It was There will be plenty of opportunity to enjoy the in its acquisition of Pacific Lumber. At Milken’s The largest of the nine, Broadview Savings who is in his last day as baseball representing Eastern workers featured at the Wintonbury Folk Fellowship on considered a favorite to beat a sport of kite flying on the first day of April. In direction, Boesky was buying Pacific Lumber stock Bank of Cleveland, had $1.8 billion in assets. commissioner, didn’t plan to and had been weighing a possible Saturday. It’s held monthly, for free, at long-awaited offer by takeover Coventry, Booth & Dimock Library and St. Mary’s at prices above Maxxam’s tender offer price — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which make a higher offer. bid for the airline before Texas Wintonbury Baptist Church, 54 Maple Ave., strategist Carl Icahn, the owner Church will co-sponsor a kite day from 1 to 3 p.m., which would serve to drive up the market price of regulates commercial banks, is going into the Officials of Texas Air Corp., Air bought it. Bloomfield. There is not charge for refreshments, and chairman of Trans World on the grounds of the church. Children of all ages the stock, thereby raising the price Maxxam would sickest S&Ls with the goal of minimizing losses Eastern’s parent concern, (ie- “ We’re obviously disappointed Airlines Inc. although donations are suggested to help meet are welcome to bring their kites and join the fun. have to pay and thus Drexel’s fee. until Congress appropriates the money to shut clined to comment. that we’re unable to proceed,” expenses. TWA general counsel Mark There will be charges and refreshments. The event The defendants are said to have made $37.9 them down or sell them to new owners. But sources close to the situa­ Talbot said in a telephone inter­ Buckstein said Icahn would have is free. In case of rain, the activity will be million in illegal trading profits and charged $206 It began the takeover program Feb. 7 and tion, who spoke on condition of view in New York following a no comment. Saturday, April 8, at the same time. million in illegal fees. plans to assume control of 57 more within the anonymity, identified the other meeting of the Texas Air board at A visit to China The Ueberroth deal, negotiated In March 1986 — seven months before Boesky bidder as Hyatt chain hotelier the company's headquarters in Saturday is also kite day at the Connecticut next few weeks. over the past weeks, would settled civil insider trading charges — Boesky paid The agency is emphasizing that the S&Ls will Pritzker, who previously made Houston. An Evening About China will be presented today Audubon Society’s Holland Brook Center. 1361 have included Eastern’s Nor­ Drexel $5.3 million masked as a fee for “ consulting remain open as usual and that all deposits are proposals to acquire Pan Ameri­ But sources close to Texas Air at 7 p.m. by the Arts of Tolland, in the Tolland Main St., Glastonbury. You’ll get the pattern for a theast shuttle service, Talbot services” for helping him break the law, the guaranteed up to the $100,000 insurance limit. can World Airways and whose said late Thursday the final Congregational Church. A pot luck dinner of kite that’s guaranteed to fly, and all the materials family formerly controlled the decision on a bidder for Eastern said. Chinese foods will precede a slide lecture presented to make one of your own. The fun starts at 2 p.m. indictment claims. by Stephen Wilkinson, a professor of art history at but reservations are required. Call 633-8402. the University of Connecticut. A donation os $3.50 per person is requested. For more information, call 871-0381 or 872-2281. Breakfast for a cause UNICO of Manchester will sponsor a pancake CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 The horsey set breakfast Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Lodge, 138 Main St., from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Children The Little International Horse and Livestock READ YOUR AD: Classifed advertisements are will be charged $2, senior citizens $3, all others $4. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to Show will be held today and Saturday, including taken bv telephone as a convenience. The Tickets are available at the door. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one demonstrations by the polo, drill and vaulting 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publlco- Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of i teams, games for children and more. It will be at 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. flon. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which donotlessen the Ratcliffe Hicks Arena on the Storrs campus of M inim um charge; 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. op Frldoy. the value of the advertisement will not be the University of Connecticut. For more specific In stitches corrected by on additional Insertion. information, call 486-2413. A show of fine quilts, called Quilt ’89, will be held Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the IlsjHELP fTTlH ELP A real roast East Windsor Ramada Inn. More than 100 quilts I PART TIME leiJHELP Notices I'M wanteo HELP WANTED L L L I WANTED HELP WANTED Reginald Plnto/Mancheater Herald reflecting the theme “ Earth, Sea and Sky” will be HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I'M wanted Boy Scout Troop 126 will sponsor a roast beef HORSING AROUND — Amy Kelliher, School. The performances are tonight displayed. There will also be lecturers, hands-on As a condition precedent to dinner Saturday at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 PART time driver and W ANTED. LPN or RN CERTIFIED Nurse Aides. MEDICAL Office. Chal­ left, and Kera Rennert talk with Mo and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Baiiey activities and quilting demonstrations. Admission the placement of any adver­ clean-up man. Hours TWO POSITIONS port time for busy peo­ Immediate openings HELP WANTED lenging position avail­ HELP WANTED Church St. Meals will be served between 5 and 6' 45 is $3. tising In the Manchester He­ 7a.m. - 12 noon. Mon­ ple oriented local Der­ on 7am-3pm and 3pm- Full time and part time start­ able for Individual with Moriarty during a rehearsal of “Carou­ Auditorium at the high schooi. Admis­ rald, Advertiser hereby One truck driver ing now. Inilda and outside p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for children 10 and agrees to protect. Indemnify day - Friday. Zahners matology practice. 11pm shifts. Full or jobs available. Skungamaug excellent Interper­ under. Call 646-0850 to obtain tickets. sel,” a production which uses the talents sion is $5. and hold harmless the Man­ Woodworking. 875- heavy construction Please send resume port time positions. Ev­ (Bolt Club, Coventry. sonal and telephone of about 30 students at Manchester High Glorious and famous chester Herald, Its officers 6226.______and 1 laborer. with references to ; Box ery other weekend re­ 742-9348 skills who desires and employees against any OFFICE help tor new BB, Manchester He­ quired. We ore conve­ heavy patient contact ond all liability, loss or Apply in person to rald, Manchester, CT niently located on the F R E E G O LF and busy environment. A cleansing experience The glorious music from the show, “ Fame! ” wilt expense. Including attor­ mortgage company. The Andrew Monday - Friday, 9om - 06040. Hartford/Manchester Responsible for obtain­ be presented this weekend at the Timothy Edwards neys' tees, arising from bus line. Ask about our ing office visit pay­ The comic film “ Housekeeping,” about a pair of Go fish claims of unfair trade practi­ 1pm. 647-9992.______Ansaldi Co., 186 RESTAURANT. Line Getting old Middle School, 100 Arnold Way, South Windsor. The assist for transporta­ cook, pantry cook, and ment, appointment orphans whose drifter aunt reluctantly takes on the ces, Infringement of trode- PART time help. 20 hours. Bidwell St., I The Manchester Coon & Fox Club will hold its show, on which the television series was based, marks, trade names or pat­ DAY CARE HELP tion. Ask about our dishwasher. Full or scheduling and accu­ role as pseudo-mom, will be screened tonight at 8 in The Vernon Historical Society Spring Antique Please apply In per­ Manchester. child care reimburse­ rate patient Informa­ annual Trout Fishing Derby at the club pond on tells about a group of students at the High School of ents, violation of rights of Needed mature woman to port time positions von der Mehden Hall at the University of Show will be Sunday at the Vernon Center Middle privacy and Infringement of son: Salvation Army, care tor Toddlers. Mon.-Frl. 1- ment and our non- a VC liable. Apply tion In a professional, Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cash prizes and Performing Arts in New York City. Performances 385 Broad Street, Connecticut in Storrs. The author of the novel on School, 777 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. The show is copyright and proprietary 6 pm.: 3 yeart old 7-1 pm. Call: benefit rate of pay within: The Gallery, friendly manner- are tonight and Saturday at 8. Tickets, $5, may be rights, unfair competition Manchester.______PDDL Attendont, 18 years .Friendly office, aver­ trophies will be awarded. There is no limit and no open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $2.75. The Childrens Place Inc. program. For more In­ 141 New London Turn­ which the film is based, Marilynne Robinson, will purchased at the door. and libel and slander, which TYPIST with good spell­ or older, for position, formation please call. aging 45 hours. Includ­ fishing license is required. The charge is $10 for 40 hours a week min­ pike, Glastonbury. give a brief talk before the film. The audience is may result from the publica­ ing ability to work on 643-5535 D irector of Nursing ing 2-3 evenings. adults, $5 for children under 16. The club is on tion of any advertlsment In imum. Please coll 528- Attractive salary and invited to join her for coffee and conversation the Manchester Herald by word processor. Expe­ Services, Crestfleld North River Road, Coventry, off Route 44A. rience preferred, but 1300 to set up on ap­ Convalescent Home, HELP WANTED benefit package tor tne following the screening. Admission is $3 advertiser, Including adver­ pointment for on DELIVERY driver D A 1 Car Care Is a Refreshments will be sold in the club house. will train. Morning and Manchester, CT 643- right person. Apply In tisements In any free d istri­ Interview.______needed. Local rental home-town station. I like bution publications pub­ evening hours availa­ center needs responsi­ 5151. person at Sports Medi­ It here. It's friendly, Another opening lished by the Manchester ble. $6.50 to start. Call PAINTERS and helpers. ble person to deliver CUSTOMER servicf rep cine of Manchester, 155 customers get a (air deal Bluegrass Is featured Herald. Penny Sleftert, Leslie of 647-7343, Good wages for depen­ and pick up rental for well known oil com­ Main Street, or call from competent Publisher. dable people. Call 291- pany East of the river. 645-8387. professionals. As they say in the show, “ Kiss Me Kate.” this PART time-clerical as­ orders. Must hove The well known bluegrass band. Grass Roots, sistant. Duties to In- 9353 between 9:00 - good driving record. Excellent benefits, ma­ We need a mechanic weekend will see another opening of another show. [lost 10:30 a.m. and 4:00 - jor medical, paid holl- RECREATION VEHICLE who knows domestic will be featured in the production of “ The Robber elude; light Prior delivery expe­ and foreign cars, knows This time, it’s paintings by Kitty Winslow, which I AND FOUND bookkeeping, data en­ 5:00 p.m. Monday - rience and o working davs and vacations. SERVICE PERSON Bridegroom,” a turn of the century musical Friday. Experience a plus. Sa­ diesel, or is willing to will be displayed in the Newspace Gallery of Lowe try, general office knowledge of the Full or part time. Will learn. Program Center at Manchester Community comedy being presented this weekend and next by I FOUND young male tiger work. 20 hours per BDARD Clerk/Assistant greater Hartford area lary commensurated train. Apply Blonstein The Podium Players. Perjformances are tonight tecnPro week, Monday-Friday, Secretary. 30 - 30 1/2 helpful. Apply todov to with experience. Call Call 649-SS33. College, beginning this evening. The opening cat. Very friendly. Va- Camping Center. Route Ask lor Dave. and Saturday, and April Tland 8 at 8 p.m., at RHAM clnltv of Bower Including summer. Call hours per week. Two Taylor Rental Center, 568-35(X), ask for Mike reception, at 8 this evening, will feature a free evening meetings per or John.______S3, Vernon. High School auditorium, tickets are $6 general. $3 School.643-5674. Andover Elementry 274 Brood Street, Man­ John DeLucco chamber music concert by the group known as month. Computer chester. 643-2496, ask COACHING posHlon School, 742-7339 for an CDNCRETE. Expe­ Fideleo. for children and senior citizens. They will be sold at application.______skills desirable. Ability tor John. open for spring, 1989. the door. to take accurate min­ Junior high school rienced tradesmen NURSES Aldes-Nurse Lawn PERSONALS PART time sales position need only apply. Con­ R e g istry recruiting baseball coach for Bol­ available. Day hours. utes and typing skills. ton Center School. For crete floor finishers qualified olds for home forofN Apply H.L. James, 501 Salary according to sa­ Anything less is just grass. WANTED. Ride from lary schedule. Positon Information and appli­ and form builders. Ex­ core Fast of the River. 5,OOOi4.fLpfiopi» West Middle Tpke. REAL ESTATE I LIKE MY JOB AT cellent pay and benef­ Cinema Porter Street to Pratt o v o lla b le M a y 19. cation contact David D & J CAR CARE. Pay rote up to $8.per Only the GreenPro' Four Season SEAMSTRESS; Boutl- SECRETARY its. Many projects at *54” and Whitney. Second Deadline for applica­ Leete, Athletic Dlrec- Our customers are great l.our, with transporta­ scale wooes. 742-1053. program is customized for you! shift. Call after 10:30 que/Brldal. Part time, tions M ay 1. Send re­ Part time 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. A tor, of 643-2768.______tion allowance and va­ flexible hours. Ask tor people. We work on HARTFORD am. 647-4714. sume and three letters great opportunity to work PART time weekends. cation pay. Sign up at J:?*' 7:M, 10:15, 12:15; Sat 12:50, 3:05, Metal (K) i-ri and Sal midnight. — The The GreenPro’ program is a year-round reyimen for your lawn. Plus $10.00 M r. Kumar. 643-5692. domestic and foreign DIRECTOR Dangerous Liaison 5 :15, 9:30, 12; Sun 12:50, 3:05, 5:10, 7:30, of reference to: Dr. In Manchester and still Kitchen help wanted. YWCA, Manchester, 78 (R) FrI, Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:05, 7M , V-50 Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and This comprehensive, four-season system is tailored 10 meet cars. Wu are always To supsrvit* dsptrtmsnt 9:30. — The Adventures of Boron Sat midnight. — U2: Rattle and Hum Nathan Chesler, Super­ have lots of family time. 649-3361, ask for Joyce North Main Street, Fri­ ------Mississippi Burning (R) FrI, Munchausen (PG) FrI 1:25, 7:05, 9 50, the Individual requirements of different lawns With GreenPro: busy. In fact, we need heads at church base pro­ day, March 31, from and Sun 1:20, 3:55, 7:10. — The Rescuers (PG-13) FrI and Sat midnight. intendent of Schools, Typing, some word pro­ or Dee. 12:15; Sot 1:20, 4:25, 7:05, 9:50, 12:15; a problem lawn will yet a second chance, a lush yreen lawn 1 ^ ANNOUNCEMENTS Coventry Public another mechanic. gram providing food, shelter, 9am to 4pm. Call Nurse (G) FrI, Sat and Sun 1, 3, 5, 7. — Beaches Sun 1:20, 4:25, 7:05, 9:50. - Levlothan cessing, and strong com­ (PG-13) FrI-Sun 9. — New York Stories VERNON will stay that way* Invest in the GreenPro’ Four Season pro- THE DEADLINE FOR Schools, 78 Ripley Hill Call Dave. 649-5533 finenclil sId, clothing, (urnl- Registry. 243-2008. (R) FrI l:4 i, 7:45, 10:15, 12:20; Sat 12:40, L CREjORi 1 munications skills a must. (PG) FrI, Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:45, 6 50 Cine I A 2 —Chances Are (PG) FrI 7; yram now and receive a 510 manufacturer’s rebate p N w iW i W yA E O tw O ^ P w E l HOLIDAY House. Retire­ PLACING OR Road, Coventry, CT Maybe you could be a ture, etc. Qualifications: 9:30. 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:15, 12:20; Sun 12:40, Sun 3, 7. — Police Academy 6 Protit sharing plan availa­ RN/LPN RECEPTIDNIST. Front — 1*0'" Man (R) ment living. Centerallv CANCELING AN AD IS 06238 . 742-7317.______D & J Mechanic Bschslor In human service, (PG) FrI 9:25; Sat and Sun 1:15, 5, 9:25. located. Meals, recrea­ ble. Contact ERA Blan­ desk. Professional at­ EAST HARTFORD PrM:30, 7:15, 9:55, 12:25; Sat 1:30, 4:15, — Three Fugitives (PG-13) FrI 7:10; Sat c Immediate Medical admlnletratlon, or equivalent. 7:15, 9:55, 12:25; Son 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, I from GreenvSew tion, RN'sonduty. Call 12 NOON THE DAY CDNSIDER a future. chard and Rossetto. Inc., Leo Bushey mosphere. Good tele­ Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — and Sun 2, 7:10. — Cousins (PG-13) FrI Start your career with Care Center of Man­ (Master preferred.) Experi­ Schedule Unavailable. Pnl 1:05, 7:35, 9:15; Sat and Son 4:15, 9:15. fiilmlm l 649-2358. BEFORE. MONDAY - 646-2482. phone manner, accu­ 0:05, 12:25; Sat 12:05, 2:30, 4:45, 7:35, Um S«i4m Grampv's Corner chester has a part DRIVERS/Warehouse ence with (Inenclal and per­ rate tvplng. Hours 9:30 Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Dead Bong 10:05, 12:25; Sun 12:05, 2:30, 4:45, 7:35, FRIDAY. IN ORDER (R) FrI 1:20, 7:30, 10, 12:05; Sat 12:20, Store os a cashier and time opening (32 help. Paid holidays, sonnel management. Sklllt In to 5:00, Mondav- 10:05. — Sing (PG-13) FrI 1, 7:10, 9:40, WILLIMANTIC TO MAKE THE NEXT 2:35,4:50, 7:30,10, 12:05; Sun 12:20,3:35, 11:50; Sat 12,2:05,4:35, 7:10,9:40,11:50; see where It leads. hours) for a nurse paid vacation, benef­ negotiation, leaderahlp, team Frldav. Apply In per­ 4:M, 7:30,10. — Skin Deep (R) Fr11:35, U.A. The Cinemas — Sing (PG-13) FrI ISSUE. FRIDAY Sun 12, 2:05, 4:35, 7:10, 9:40. 7:40, 10; Sat and Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:40, Promotions ore totally with recent acute or its, protit share, over­ building with other profeeelo- son, Prestige Office 7:40, 10:10, 12:10; Sot 12:30,2:45, 5, 7:40, END ROLLS AFTERNOON BY 2:30 dependent upon your­ 10:10, 12:10; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10 — Fletch Lives (PG) F rI8,10:05; Sat PLACING AN AD in clOS ambulatory care ex­ time, excellent chance nals. Salary range low to mid Center, 150 North Main and Sun 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, 8,10:05. — Dead 27V5" W idth — 254 PM FOR MONDAY’S self. We hove Imme­ lOjIO. — Lean on Me (PG-13) FrI 1:10, MANCHESTER sitled Is a very eosv perience. Interested to r advancement. 2(7s, depending upon quallll- Street, Manchester. 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sat 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, Bang (R) FrI 7:30, 9:50; Sat and Sun 13" w id th — 2 for 25C ISSUE. THANK YOU diate openings at our simple process. Just dial Valid license neces­ catlons. Send returns to L ic g NSgp nurse, t u m - UA Theaters East — Twins (PG) FrI 12:30, r x . 5:01, 7:30, 9:50. — Rain Man VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER OPEN applicants call Kim 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:15, 9:35; Sat and Sun 1, 4:20, 7,9:35.— Newsprint end rolls can be for your Manchester store. For 643-2711. We'll help you sary. 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Plea­ I nance, spring clean up, Quillty Work / Fraa Eaf/mafaa IPLUMBING 84 Century LTD 4 Door *6695 a plus but training Manchester and baths, large country four or five bedrooms. with woodstove, hard­ Frechette Associates, sant, quiet, four room FDR SALE mowing, fertilizing, Spring Savings Spree Hartford. Start kitchen with adjoining 646-7709.P______742-1S79 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 86 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4495 available. Hours 8am- $219,900. YoYo Carroll. wood floors plus new apartment. Lots more. parking lot cleaning, 85 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 immediateiy. Friday family room with fire­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Mature, working fe­ gutter cleaning. j’ium&lna. Heiting 6 Expertly installed. 5pm; Monday-Frlday. place, first floor wall to wall carpet, WORTH LOOKING Into... ) Air (^nditionlng 85 Camaro Coupe *7495 A GREAT TIME TO BUY A Insurance and pension evening to Sunday 4060.D______fully appllanced eat-In male preferred. Non- END ROLLS 649-7593 Call S.R. BLANCHARD, Please call Paul Ryder evenings. $90.00 a laundry. Andersen win­ the many bargolns of­ |i3ollers, pumps, hot water 85 Elactre 4 Door *10995 benefits. Phone 528- L IK E new eight room kitchen. Pretty yard! fered for sale every day In smoker. No pets. 649- 27%" W idth - 25$ me. for alt your Buslnas- \ tanks, new and 85 Century 4 Door *7495 1988 CHEVY CORSICAI 9551, Personnel man­ day pius room and dows. Situated on 2.3 5897.______at 742-0018. acres on Loomis Road. contemporary cape $173-900.Jackson 8, the classified columns! s/Homeowner needs ' replacements. 85 Century Wagon *7995 ager for appointment board. Earn vacation Jackson Real Estate, 13" width — 2 for 25$ mmmmm Suitable for horses!! with cathedral celling NEW ER three bedroom Newaprint end rolls can be ONE OF THE good habits from new construction FREE ESTIMATES ae Olda 96 4 Door *9995 or send resume to Hart­ time. Caii Nurse In entry foyer and dra­ 647-8400.D______duplex. Wall to wall thrifty people have deve­ Call Rose or Don Jack- picked up at the Manchester to altering & remodel­ 1643-9649/228-9616 86 Oldt Clare Wagon *8995 ford Despatch Moving Registry 243-2008. matic staircase. First BUSINESS carpeting. All applian­ Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. loped Is doily reading of and Storage, 225 Pros­ son to see today! Jack- THIS house says "Buy ing. Price competitive LANDSCAPING 88 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 son & Jackson Real t floor study as well as me. Buy me. Buy m e" I ces. 1-1/2 baths. $750. Monday through Thursday. the ads in classified. and quality is a must. pect Street, East Hart­ first floor fireplaced PROPERTY LCD 86 Bonneville 4 Door *7995 Estate, 647-8400.O I'm a three bedroom per month. 643-1823. 'CgLECg. jJ'Tobf pool That's where they find Several references ford, CT 06108.eoe. CUSTODIAL positions family room. $242,300. value buys. IFMumbing & Heating PHIL'S LAWN CARE M ANCH ESTER. Beautl- neat and clean colonial PACKAGE Store - Busi­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ complete. Free If re­ available. Call 742-1082 available at R H A M Nancy von Hollen Sen­ with a fireplace, gar­ System s spring Cleanup. 872- 9111 Thru special purchase High School In Hebron. ful upkeep. Six room ness. Manchester high ble Immediately. Re­ moved. 643-9395. for Immediate response. Lltnmid Intursil try Real Estate, 643- age and three sunny decorated, three Weekly services. from General Motors Corp Full and part time. Call ranch on lightly 4060.g______traffic area, equipment YARD MASTERS ISftStroom KHchen ramodallng NOTICa TO CRBDITORS S. Culllnan, 228-9474 for wooded % acre lot. bedrooms, but best yet, and Inventory In­ bedroom. Appliances, We have obtained many aSTA TE OF MALLARD View.This I have a private back large kitchen, living TAG ' Yard cleaned. Water haatara Call for free estimates an application. Florida sun room cluded. Some owner ArchKeettirai Design TRUCK8/VAN8 1988 Chevy Corsica 4 aV A F. H E ID E R weekend $141,900. No yard that backs up to financing possible. room, formal dining SALES______Trees cut. Bollara 742-7476 SALE oka CONSTRUCTION views large private woods for early morn­ AddlUona.Gunroomt, ^Senior Clllzan diacount IFOR BALE doors with low mileage, PRICE ^ 9 3 9 5 aV A a. HBIDBR back yard. Finished association fees. New $109,900. Philips Real room, gas heat. $795. Have dump truck, Garagsa, KRchana. New workers. Must have six room single family ing walks. "Aren't I Estate. 742-1450. o per month.646-4144. houaa oonatruotion. Prompt tarvloa DON’S UWN $CRVKC MW they are equipped with The Honorable William E. family room. Two Car will haul. 9M tvE m n TOYOTA van, 1985. This LESS current llsence and attached homes are wonderful? Buy NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Co.'iatruotlon Management. 646- 1101 auto, A/C, PS, PB, Stereo, FitzGerald, Judge of the oversized g o lr- MANCHESTER. Availa­ eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 10% Senior CHlzan Call now for; van Is landed. Dual sun Court of Probate, District of good driving record. noww available for Im­ melAnne Miller Real 6 4 3 -9 9 % ^ 9 0 0 SIR" Steady work, good age.$174,900. Flarto Estate, 647-8000.O ble April 1. Attractive the posting of odvertlse- Oltcount. Yard-clean-up raaf, AM-FAA sfera Rear Oefogger & More Manchester at a hearing held Realty. 646-5200.D mediate occupancy. one bedroom, applian­ ments by any person, firm or on 3/29/S9 ordered that all wages. Call Landmark Call 643-6555 Shrub & hedge trimming cassette, dual air, There are only four I MORTGAGES ces, large living room corporation on a telegraph, IMIBCELLANEQUS claim s must be presented to Pools, 643-2770. MANCHESTER. Bright units ovallabe for a RotOtllling and mowing bullt-ln refrigeratar the fiduciary at the address L-Shaped ranch lo­ I CONDOMINIUMS and kitchen. Two car telephone, electric light or BOOKKEEPING/ ISERVICEB 10% Im lir ClUzm diteitiM and Ice maker. 49K. S < 8 4 9 5 below. Failure to promptly SECRETARY/OffIce limited time at this SAVE YOUR garage extra. 646-4144. power pole or to o tree, cated on tranquil cul- price. There homes shrub, rock, or any other Asking $7,900. 568-3500, present any such claims may Manager. Interesting I FOR SALE INCOME TAX 640-7011 days ar 644-1889, even­ thousand WARRANTY ALSO AVAILABLE result In the loss of rights to and varied duties. de-sac. Impeccable up­ come complete and HOMEII MANCHESTER. Modern natural oblect without a writ­ PAINTING/ GSL Building Mainte­ ten permit for the purpose of nance Co. Commerci­ - i m m m r i i i - ings. AAr. Sears. v i / 6 0 miles recover such claim. Bookkeeping corres­ keep, great family loaded extras...fire­ NORTH Field Green If you are In FORECLOSURE, duplex, two bedroom, PAPERING ■OBCAT SEiVICE See Any Salesman For Details Susan McQuay area. Formal dining I'/j baths, carpeted, protecting It or the public and al/ Residential building pondence, good tele­ place, appliances, I'/z Condo. Three bed­ 8ANKRUPTCY or OlVORCEO Complete accounting lervlcea dW ieF81AMKJ| vi.f BP^DBRBROmCI Ass't Clerk phone manner, per­ room, eat-In klfchen. baths, full basement fully appllanced, gar­ carries o fine of up to S5D for repairs ond home Im­ rooms, 3'/2 baths, many or "falling behind," ask for each offense. Including A/R, A/P, P/R. G/L, provements. Interior Bobo# LoedarOpwelor for hke. I MOTORCYCLES/ The fiduciary Is: sonal computer Three bedrooms, 1'/j and garages. Come see extras. Mint condition. age, nice yard. $725.per MANCHESTER POWER Alto eptlng tpeciati or pfent- ffASEM ENT esibte/fqg PSL Stelement and quarterly onel exterior pointing, IMOPEDS Doris M. Worden, Executrix required. Full or part baths. $199,900. Flano the mode for tomor­ Best location on Es­ NO PAYMENT PROGRAM up month. 633-2684. WASH me. Inge of Arbofvnee, Pine, Hem- C H E V R O L E T c/o W. David Keith, Esq. sale. Saturday and tax returna. Can deaign time. Excellent start­ Realty. 646-5200.Q. row. You own your own quire Driye. $142,500. to 2 yearsll MANCHESTER. Beauti­ light' carpentry. Com- loek end Spruce FuHy Ineured. 575 Main Street Sunday, April 1 and 2. additional appllcatlona •House washing plfttyt lonltoriol ser­ YAAAAHA 1981 650 Specl- Manchester, CT 06040- ing salary. Landmark WORDS can't quite des­ lot and house. Direc­ Call doctor's office, ful two bedroom apart­ Brick 6444046 INC. THE SWISS GROUP 10 am. Most kinds of '». tailored for your business vinyl vice. Experienced, rel­ al,new tires, chain, CARTER tions: Tolland Tpke or 082-03 Pools, IQC. 643-2770. cribe the extraordi­ 528-8046.______ment, eat-In kitchen, household Items. Bar- sprackets, tuneup, "Over SO Years of Selling & Servicing Chevrolels" North Main Street to 454-4404 self-cleaning stove, - needa. Call 644-6191. Aluminum iable,. free estimates, lAUTO nary design ond the THIS super two bedroom gin prices. 57 Rock- Wood 643-0304. 10,000 miles. Excellent BUSINESS fabulous extras that Union Street to Ros- townhouse has class! dishwasher, disposal haven Drive, BERViCEB canditlan. $1,100. ar 1229 Main St., Manchester 646-6464 TOWN OF MANCHBSTER come with this eight setto Drive. Blanchard and refrigerator. Din­ ePaInt removal LEGAL NOTICE | I 3 J OPPORTUNITIES Quality construction, I APARTMENTS Glastonbury-off New •Paint preparation best after. Ran, 647- OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 8 — FRI. 'TIL 6 room Contemporary 8, Rossetto Realtors," ing room, living room Spning is coming At Its meeting of March 20, We're Selling Houses" gas heat, full base­ FOR RENT London Tpke, near INCOME TAX •Pool cleaning 9997. 1989 the Planning and Zoning on Gerald Drive In ment, sliders to private I and one bath. Air con­ BOLTON. Unisex hair 646-2482.0 ditioned, very quiet. Chucky's.______PREPARATION •Pool painting For a.ll your cleanup Commission mode the fol­ salon. Fourstatlon,full Manchester. Three deck, air conditioning chores call Rudy, lowing decision; bedrooms, 2'/j baths, M ANCH ESTER. Attrac- Ideal for middle aged MANCHESTER. Various In Your Homo •Senior discounts Z76 Hartford Rd., Manchaetar service business. LAMPLIGHTER DRIVE. and vour own garage. household Items, In­ T RA M M ELL CROW fireplace, 26x14 deck, Beautiful street, beau­ tlve 6 room duplex. 1'/? or senior citizens, on Inlouding; Rental and Sole •Fully Insured 647-9125 after 3pm. $39,900. Sentry Real Close to bus and shop­ cluding children's Proprietorthip. Cell Jim Wheeler 649-5823 COMPANY TOWN PAVIL­ vaulted ceilings, cen­ tiful home. Eight and a ping. $122,900. Call on baths, first floor busline. Heat and hot •Free estimates Qara^ Trucka, Vane, 4x4’t IONS PHASE II — FINAL Estate, 643-4060.P clothes. 10am - 3pm. Reasonable, reliable, tral vac, 2x6 construc­ half big rooms, 2V2 me now! Anne Miller laundry, large yard. water Included. Only • 74 2 -10 0 8 and references. Are you reedy tor aprlng? If this you PLAN RHViaW/HROSION STORRS. Beauty salon tion. Only six months baths, treed lot and two Security, references. $640 per month. Come April 2. 124 Strawberry 646-7250 • m b io m CONTROL PLAN — SLATRR located In shopping Real Estate, 647-8000.D Lone, Manchester. p ro b a b ly STRRET (T-118/m) — Ap­ young! Spectacular car garage. Best of all, $750 plus utilities. Call see why we rarely have lan'l on plaza. Seven station. RIV ER Mill Estates. 201 647-9353.______a vacancy. One bed­ p a id proved with modifications private wooded lot the price, $230’s. Call your ear. the final CUD plan and ero­ Good walk-ln business. near the country club. New State Road, Man­ room apartment avail­ THE FLEA MARKET too mt; Louise Panello. Blan­ chester, Ct. Open house MANCHESTER. Availa­ 500 W . Center St., sion control plan for the $69,900. Sentry Real $334,900.Jackson 8< chard 8> Rossetto Real­ ble April 15. Two bed­ able at $605. Agent. NEW USED ABUSED Town Pavilions Phase II, Estate, 643-4060.n Saturdaysand Sundays 247-5030. located on a porcel of land Jackson Real Estate, tors," We're Selling room apartment on M a n c h e s t e r PRINT Shop. Opportun­ 647-8400.D - 1 to 5pm. Superior second floor. Applian­ HOUSeWARE SPORTS north of 1-84 and Immediately Houses" 646-2482.0 location, oil cedar sid­ MANCHESTER. Five JEWELRY TOYS sauth of the South Windsor ity to own your own M A N C H EST ER two fam­ ces Included. Laundry room duplex, 11/2 FURNITURE TOOLS 646 - 4321 - 1— town line and between Buck- well established high ing, two bedrooms, 1'/2 ily. Possibly one of the baths, private deck, facilities available. baths, garage, laundry DAILY land and Slater Streets. volume custom print Manchester $575. monthly, no utili­ room, no appliances. FOR TOYOTA nicest buildings we skylights and more.S- HOME AND COTTAGES Q A copy of these decisions has shop. Location West of APPEALING have seen In a long ties. Call 647-9072 $625. per manth, plus been filed In the Town Clerk's river. $175,000 Realty trano Real Estate, 647- evenings. B-S office. To the pocketbook, is time. Four - five rooms 7653.0 security and utilities. 43 PURNELL PL. World, Benoit, References. No pets. "WE'RE READY TO I le a liy i Planning and Zoning this warm & charming 6 plus enclosed sun MANCHESTER. Lydall MANCHESTER. Four MANCHESTER Frechette Associates, porch. Twocargarage. room duplex. Stove, 649-9336. Com m ission 646-7709.D______room, 1 Vi bath oversized Woods. Lovely cape MONDAY, THURSDAY. Leo Kwash, $198,000.Blanchard 8, style condo with the refrigerator, garage. MANCHESTER. Two FRIDAY COME SEE SERVE YOUR EVERY FROM VERNON FROM HARTFORD Secretary MINI Mart Convenience Dormered Cape, 3 bed­ Rossetto Realtors," $590.per month plus bedroom apartment In 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Store In Manchester look and feel of single I-84W EXIT 59 Cars/Trucks I-384E EXIT 1 083413 rooms, largo DR, Living We're Selling Houses" family homes, l.ow utilities. 633-4189. our family house. No with great traffic 646-2482.0______pets. Security and ref­ SATURDAY YOUR HONDA room with F.P., Kitchen condo fees. You own MANCHESTER. Four 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. LHOAL NOTICE count. Low overhead room apartment. First erences. $550. plus utili­ AUTOMOTIVE NEED!" w/oasy clean ceramic EAST Hartford.One year the lond. D.W. Fish 20 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN MANCHESTER, CONN. TOWN OF ANOOVRR and good numbers. buyer protection. Four Reolty, 643-1591.0 floor. Stove, refrigera­ ties. Call 645-8201. FINAL ACTION OF TH8 Fantastic cash flow. tile floor, finished base­ bedrooms, two full tor. Very clean. Lease SPECIALIST! FLANNINO A ZONING Owner will consider WANTEO TO COME IN TODAY TO SELECT YOUR COMMISSION ment Family Room, en­ baths, two car garage, and security. $545. 646- CONDOMINIUMS some finoncing. Realty new oil fired boiler, LOTS/LAND 7268. No pets. BUY/TRADE At a meeting of the Planning World, Benoit, closed breezeway, 1 car FOR RENT NEXT USED CAR... BEAT THE TAX! & Zoning Commission of An­ neat and clean. Conve­ FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Two Frechette Associates, garage, convenient lo­ W ANTED to buy. Bed­ dover, Ct., held on March 20, nient residential loca­ bedroom flat, first MANCHESTER. Large 1989, the following action was 646-7709.0 cation. Owner anxious. tion. $137,900. Philips BOLTON. 7.83 acres with room set and other The U.S. govt, has declared a 25% import tariff on all new 2 dr. 4 taken; floor. Air condition, two bedroom town- CRAIG PETERS 1988 HONDA CIVIC. 4 Door Tempting Price. Real jEstate. 742-1450.O possibility of subdivi­ fully appllanced kit­ house. $660. per month. used furniture. Call 293- «551 - Application of I HOMES sion. Scenic, woods, 2900. 19.000 Miles, Like N e w ------$8,995 Runners imported from Japan. But not only do we have plenty of Michael Mathleu for a FOR SALE Call Joe NORTH Coventry. Move chen, basement, gar­ Includes heat and hot SOUTH WINDSOR Special Permit for a busi­ right In. Lovely three pond view. age. $675. per month woter. Could be pur­ 1984 AU D I 5000, 4 Door Lombardo & Assoc. $138,000. Realty World, "pretax" 4 Runners in stock ness was denied without bedroom ranch on al­ plus security and utili­ chased for $92,900. with CARS 51.000 Miles was $7995------NOW $6,995 preludice. All reel estate odvertlsed In 647-1413 most one acre prlyate Benoit, Frechette As­ ties. No pets. 649-5678 little money down. 635- FOR SALE •555 • Application of the the Manchester Herald Is lot. This home has an sociates, 646-7709.0 after 7pm. 6200.______MURRAY 1987 CHEVY SPECTRUM. 9,000 Miles Town of Andover for a sublect to the Fair Housing eat-In kitchen, fire­ WE'RE SLASHING PRICES! Speclol Permit for a Sand Act of 1968, which makes It DATSUN 1978 510 wagon, wqs $5,995 — ------NOW $4,998 & Gravel Pit was ap- Illegal to advertise any pref­ MANCHESTER: Choose place In living room, ■ HOMES HOMES STORE AND mllegage In 80's, new CROUSE praved as was the request erence, limitation or discrim­ one to fit vour budget. panelled basement FOR SALE FOR SALE OFFICE SPACE clutch, tires and 1986 HONDA PRELUDE, Red 1989 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER for a wolver of Section ination based on race, color, Two-capes; sixrooms, family room, with brakes. Great student MANCHESTER NOW $9,995 23.2.B.1 of the Zoning religion, sex of national 1 - bath. Fine starter wood stove and a two 51,000 Miles was $10,495 ----- 4x4, 2.4 liter fuel injected engine, S spd. trans., steel Regulotlons. origin, or an Intention to MANCHESTER. One cars $600.00 Call 643- home, 1 - car garage car detached garage. 8082 Fridays and even­ 1987 A C C O R D 4 Door LX. Blue skidplateB, dual mirrors, removeable top, p. rear window, Details of the above action make any such preference, $132,500. Six - room, 2 - Philips Real Estate. Buckland Square, 1075 ore on file In the Minutes of limitation or discrimination. Tolland Turnpike, up ings. JIM FARLEY 53,000 Miles $9,695 ______NOW $8,888 rear wind, defog., p. steering, reclining bucket seats, tilt The Herald will not know­ bath, excellent quality, 742-14500______OPEN HOUSE the meeting In the office of screened porch, new to 4225 sq. ft. Available B M W 1984 5331, five wheel, chrome plug and much morel the Town Clerk, Town Office ingly accept any advertise­ HEBRON. Owner moving April, 1989. Call Mr. speed, burgandy. Ex­ MANCHESTER , 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL 2 Door, Blue Building. ment which Is In violation of furnace, 1 - car garage out of state. Reluctant the low. $159,900. Peterm an Lawrence, 643-2161. cellent condition. Well was $5,895 ------NOW $4,989 Doted at Andover, Connec­ sellers must leave this maintained. $15,500. Ust $15,318 NOW M 4,452 ticut this 31st day of Morch, Real Estate 649-9404. "like new" contempor­ Sunday, l-4pm MANCHESTER. For 1984 PONTIAC SUNBIRD WAGON 1989. GLASTONBURY-Three lease. 6,100 square feet. Call 522-921 lo r 521-8312. ROGER bedroom colonial, HISTORICAL cape. ary ranch. It features was $2,995 ______NOW $2,439 Slock #79380 Pfioa good thru 4-t-Bg ANDOVER PLANNING & completely remodeled. Twelve rooms, five three bedrooms, two 18 McCann Dr., Manchester Excellent retail space. CAMERO 1983. Power ZONING COMMISSION bedrooms, four baths, baths, solarium, multi­ Will subdivide. F.J. steering, air condition­ TERRANOVA 1985 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 47,000 Miles Wolk to nature pre­ SplleckI Realtors. 643- ing, V-6, mint condi­ Kenneth Lester, serve. Hopewell School modern eat-In kitchen. level deck, office, huge was $8,495 ------NOW $7,777 1989 TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP Chairm an 3,100 square feet. In­ rec room, dual heating 2121. tion. $3,800. Call 646- HEBRON district. $159,900. 633- Jack Lappen Realty 8645. ______2.4 liter fuel injected engine, 5 spd. trans., steel skid 080413 7455. cludes mother-in-law system, more. Philips 1982 PLYMOUTH DUSTER. 45,000 Miles plates, p. steering,- mud guards, light bar w/lights, grill & apartment, same level. Real Estate. 742-1450. o MANCHESTER MERCURY Cougar XR, was $4,995 ------NOW $4,799 brush guards, running boards, sliding rear window, cus­ HELP $269,900. Fine Real Est- WILLINGTON. Three 643-4263 MAIN STREET 1985,39,800 miles. Fully gfe. 647-0246.______loaded. New tires. Ex­ DAVID BABELLA 1983 RENAULT ALLIANCE, Auto tom graphics, custom rims and morel WANTEO HELPWANTEO family, Rte 32, Separ­ 1200 sq, f. Air condi­ COLUM BIA. Bv owner. ate utilities. $189,900. cellent condition. Ask­ MANCHESTER A/C was $2,995 ______NOW $2,488 Spectacular 8 room, Philip Real Estate. 742- tioning & heat in­ ing $6,100. Call after 1450.O 5pm. 282-0718.______1985 DODGE LANCER TURBO NOW *11,924 PART TIME POSITIONS 1800 sq. ft. tri-level. 1,3 MANCHESTER LEWIN8 CROSSING cluded, 2nd floor, List $13,833 acres, 2 car garage, 2’/2 s hMANSFIELD. Two fam­ prime office space, FORD Super Cab, 1977. 27,000 miles. Leather______$7,995 OPEN HOUSE y-8 auto, cap, new stock aTBlSA Prica good thru 4-1-89 baths, very efficient. ily, Rte 195 near East elevator service. JDE SMITH Near lake. $195,000. Brook Mall. $179,900. tires, brakes, exhaust, 1985 HONDA PRELUDE SI Call 295-8915.______Philips Real Estate. $9.00 square foot. good condition. $1,250 Automatic, 49,000 miles — $9,995 1 GLASTONBURY NO 742-1450.O SUNOAY. APRIL 2 1:00 - 4:00 P.M. or best offer. Ron, 647- N E A R LY two acres with Peter's Furniture 9997. ______MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AT SIMILAR SAVINGS! plenty of room to MANSFIELD. Three 1987 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE. Black EXPERIENCE roam, garden or lust buildings, five renfal Building B U IC K Regal, 1984. 24,000 Miles was $7,495 ______NOW $6,990 enloy the privacy. This units, near UCONN. 646-2364 I Power steering, auto­ FINANCING custom cape features a $254,900. Philips Real matic, many extras. 1986 BUICK SKYHAWK. White NECESSARY! full length front porch ; Estate. 742-1450.O $4,700 or best offer. 4 Door. 26,000 Miles ______$5,995 and screened dining 643-1172 otter 5pm. AVAILABLE USED CAR LIST IMMACULATE cedar MISCELLANEOUS 1987 FORD THUNDERBIRD porch In the rear. HONDA cvee, 1979. For ON ALL Do you have an outstanding $164,900. Susan Dona- sided, full formered I FOR RENT cape on 1.3acres. Qual­ parts. Runs like a top. 38.000 Miles, 6 cyl., Auto — ____ $9,995 hue.Sentrv Real Est- Excellent tlres,alr con­ USED CARSI 88 Pont Grand Am LE 4 dr. 86 Pont. Fiero,AT,red personality? qte, 643-4060.D______ity 2 x 6 construction. TWO car garage. $130. 1987 H O N D A C R X HF. Blue Super bathroom with per month or $65. each ditioner, pioneer stero- BOLTON. It's a steal! red cedar, ceramic side. 649-8365. /c®***^' halogen head­ 36.000 Miles was $7,495 ----- NOW $6,995 88Pont. Lemans3dr.,AT 8 6 Pont. Grand AM s e , ve, loaded lights. $300. 742-0261. Do you have a pleasant voice This Is the home you floor and lacuzzl. A 1983 HONDA CIVIC WAGON didn't think you could truly nice house - come ANTIQUES/ 88 Pont. Formula, blue 8 6 Toy. Celica GT, lb, 5 spd. and enjoy talking on the afford. A lovely four and see! ID.W. Fish I S iC H A L L E R ’ 5 Speed ------$2,995 bedroom home with Realty, 643-1591.0 COLLECTIBLES ACURA QUALITY TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP. 6,000 Miles, at large family room, two MANCHESTER. Custom PRE-OWNED AUTOS YEAHS-Stlllitf A 87 Pont. Safari Wagon, loaded 85 Chevy C20,3/4 ton, vs, phone? full baths and laundry. 17 Aoura Integra L8 *8995 Serfieing SP E C IA L ------$9,995 built ranch. Charming 1 tpd., Air, Sunroof Beautiful acre lot for home with a beautiful Vlilt th* 1984 BUICK CENTURY LIMITED 87 Pont. Grand Prix, at. ac 85 Ford Tempo, 4 dr . AT. AC Get paid for doing what you stretching. Don't miss yard and garden area. 182 MAIN STREET IMENLARVat out. Call today! Diane Fireplaced living Vamon Cantar MIddIa 4 Door, Loaded, 32,000 Miles ______Call Today Comollo. Re-Max 647- Privacy, prestige, beautiful grounds, are all yours School ‘3995 86 Chevy Spectrum, 4 dr., 5 spd. 85 Toy. 4x4 SR5, Pickup enjoy! We are currently hiring room, kitchen with din­ when you own one of these luxurious units. Six 777 Hartford Tpka., Vamon 1419.P______ing area, many bullt- S4 Subaru OL Sedan *3995 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, full basements, Sunday, April 2 •-•d, AAS, Sterao 4 people like you at $6.00 per PRIC ED to sell. An eye Ins plus breezeway and 10am to 5pm 86 Chevy Monte Carlo ss, loaded 85 VW Jetta, dr.,AT.AC pleaser. Super one garage plus parking for additional car. A dream ‘3995 MANO€STBU-IOND\ garage. Owner ready , Mary Blalt Vehicles subject to hour to start. Raises are floor living. Two bed­ willing and able to help kitchen plus many outstanding features. Pay us o ‘ ” 00 THE PROFESSIONALS 86 Ford Mustang, 3 dr., at 84Toy.Camry le, loaded rooms, large front-to- buyer with financing. visit and preview these beautiful units. prior sale 7 4 ADAMS ST., M4iNCHESTFIl back living room with $159,900.D.W. 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' N t ■' t4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 31. 1989 SCIENCE & HEALTH Unwarranted Apples in state Death rate falls but smoking fears about pass Alar tests continues to take a high toii NEW HAVEN (A P ) — State health officials AIDS persist say no detectable amounts of daminozide, a ATLANTA (A P) - Although — lung cancer and other you get the disease? growth-regulating chemical that a national the death rate in the United States smoking-related I’ung diseases — “ Lung cancer and smoking- group recently said poses a health threat, were fell 8 percent in seven years, the were on the rise. related pulmonary disease have a HAMDEN (AP) — Some Connecticut residents found in tests o> six processed apple products mortality from lung cancer and The mortality rate from lung longer tail, if you will, than coronary heart disease or stroke, continue to harbor unwarranted fears about collected from Connecticut stores. other smoking-related lung dis­ cancer, which kills 126,000 Ameri­ The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment eases keeps going up, federal cans each year, rose 15 percent which have many of the same risk A contracting AIDS through casual contact, despite researchers said. from 1979 to 1986, to 50 deaths per being well-informed about the general ways in Station in New Haven found no daminozide at factors.” The nation recorded about 2.1 100,000 people. And the rate for Also, the CDC noted in its which the AIDS virus is transmitted, a survey by or above 0.1 parts per million in the infant and Quinnipiac College found. adult apple sauces and juices it tested for the million deaths in 1986, or 873 for smoking-related lung diseases — weekly report, smoking “ may be every 100,000 Americans, down 8 such as bronchitis and emphy­ the primary causative agent” in Ninety-nine percent of the people surveyed knew state. That is the minimum amount that can be percent from 1979, when the rate sema — rose 33 |p«ercent, to 28 per lung cancer or smoking-related that the disease can be transmitted by sexual detected by its testing method. was approximately 950 per 100,000. Those diseases kill 71,000 lung disease, while smoking “ is contact or multiple use of drug needles. Nearly 87 Daminozide, marketed under the Uniroyal 100,000, researchers at the Cen­ Americans a ye ar. pecent knew that, in rare instances, the virus can be Chemical Co. trade name Alar, is sprayed on only one of several interrelated ters for Disease Control said. transmitted through blood transfusion. apples and other fruit to regulate their growth The Atlanta-based CDC said risks for stroke and heart dis­ The decline, the CDC said, is Ninety-nine percent of the 304 respondents, who and to keep them firm and shiny. that smoking “ is a stronger risk ease.” Other risks include high were interviewed in February, recognized hugging The Environmental Protection Agency al­ partially because of decreases in factor” for lung cancer and blood pressure, high cholesterol the death rates from coronary is not a mode of transmission, and just over 90 lows a maximum daminozide residue in apple smokers’ lung disease than it is and lack of exercise. percent correctly said the fatal disease could not be products of 20 parts per million. heart disease — the nation’s for heart disea.se or stroke. The CDC also reported that the spread through coughing or sneezing. A nationwide scare over the presence of leading cause of death, account­ The trends, the CDC noted, mortality rate for colorectal But when questioned about their attitudes about daminozide in apple products occurred when ing for about 593,000 fatalities a occurred white smoking in the cancer, which kills 56,000 people a year — and stroke, which kills working with people with AIDS, 23.6 percent said an environmental group, the Natural Resour­ United States was going down — year, fell 7 percent to 22 per 125.000 people a year. they would not drink from a water fountain used by ces Defense Council, charged in a study last from 34 percent of the population 100,000. The rate for breast an infected person and 22.9 percent said they would month that government regulations are Mortality from heart disease in 1979 to 29 percent in 1987, the cancer, which kills 41,000 a year, not use the same restroom. allowing preschoolers to consume dangerous fell 18 percent to a rate of 227 per latest year for which those rose 5 percent, to 16 per 100,000. 100.000 in 1986, and the rate from In addition, 18 percent said they would not share a levels of possibly cancer-causing chemical figures are available. Mortality Declines were recorded for two stroke dropped 26 percent, to 56 telephone, and 16 percent objected to sharing an residues on fruit and vegetables. from lung eiincer and smoking- less common causes of death; the per 100,000. office or work area with a person afflicted with The group cited daminozide as posing the related lung disease kept increas­ rate for cirrhosis fell 20 percent, AIDS. greatest cancer risk to children. Heart disease and stroke are ing as they preyed upon smokers to 11 per 100,000, and the rate for two illnesses for which smoking is . The survey, conducted by the Quinnipiac College A national trade group for pesticide makers from many years ago, when more cervical cancer dropped 18 per­ Polling Institute, had a margin of error of plus or called the study misleading and unnecessarily considered a risk factor. But people smoiked, said Dr. Steve cent, to 2 per 106,000. minus 5 percentage points. It was designed to gauge alarmist. although mortality rates from Teutscli, a 'CDC researcher. the attitudes of Connecticut residents about the Apple processers released the results this those illnesses were declining, “ The issiae is very much one of The Spanish Civil War ended in presence of people with AIDS in the workplace. All week of tests of more than 4,600 samples. In death rates from two other latency,” bssaid. “ How long does 1939 as Madrid fell to the forces of those questioned, through randomly selected only eight cases did daminozide levels exceed smoking-related causes of death it take from the exposure until Francisco Franco. telephone numbers, were at least 18 years of age 1.0 parts per million, and none was above 1.3 with part-time or full-time employment. parts per million. SANOOZNUmiTION The poll results, released Thursday, suggest that The Connecticut scientists’ tests were most Connecticut residents have good information reported Wednesday to the state Department *"We can tell you what to look for about the modes of transmission yet many would of Consumer Protection. react with fear and uncertainty when actually John McGuire, director of the department’s ...and what to look out for!** confronted with a person with AIDS, the pollsters food division, said Thursday he did not issue said. any announcement on the findings because, he The Connecticut Business and Industry Associa­ said, they did not really prove anything. tion used statistics from the survey to help it He said the tests were conducted simply to OPTIFAST compile a recently released employer’s guide to show consumers the state is “ aware of their HarBro Painting concerns.” While he said the results “ should Fasting Diet AIDS in the workplace. of Manchester Only 13.7 percent of those surveyed said they put people a little more at ease,” he said, “ it’s Supplement would want a person with AIDS removed from their still a choice of the consumer.” workplace, and an overwhelming majority said Had high levels of daminozide been found, The #1 Diet Supplement Quality Painting Services they would be willing to pitch in to help infected more in-depth testing would have been conducted, McGuire said. for rapid, safe weight loss co-workers hold on to their jobs or benefits. is now available in The About 78 percent said they would be willing to Because of the daminozide scare, the «' Free Estimates • Senior Citizen temporarily take on a greater workload to help an Agricultural Experiment Station has added Greater Hartford Area at a infected co-worker, while just over 72 percent said tests for the chemical to its list of products to be private medical clinic. Discounts they would go so far as donating a day of vacation or routinely sampled each year. • Aluminum & Vinyl Powerwashing sick leave if a co-worker with AIDS had run out of The EPA has acknowledged that children Call benefits. face higher risks of exposure to chemical 242-4044 residues, but said its ruling has taken that into George Appleby, a member of the AIDS Project •Free Consultation 646-6815 New Haven and the governor’s task force on AIDS, account. The EPA, nevertheless, asked the National Academy of Sciences last year to •Medical Supervision said he was encouraged by the results of the survey, •Evening and Weekend including the apparent high degree of compassion study whether children are more susceptible to We’re Here to Serve certain toxic effects from chemicals. Hours Available exhibited by the respondents. •Start Immediately

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