SCOREBOARD W ^ Jtiijljl JL 3-Point Goals—Los Angeles 18 (Scott 1-3, Perkins 61, Worthy 61, Johnson 61, Green Basketball 61

20—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 8.1991 SCOREBOARD W ^ JtiiJLJl JL 3-Point goals—Los Angeles 18 (Scott 1-3, Perkins 61, Worthy 61, Johnson 61, Green Basketball 61. Smith 61, Teagle 61), Milwaukee 38 (Robertson 1-1, Humphries 1-2 Ellis 1-3). Scholastic Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Los Angates 49 FEATURES INSIDE (Green 9), Milwaukee 52 (Schayes 13). As­ NBA standings sets— Los Angelea 18 (Johrison 9), Milvwukee Boys’ basketball results EASTERN CONFERENCE 30 (Roberts, Humphries 8). Totol fouls—Los HARTFORD (AP) — CIAC bovs basketbuH Ailantic Division Angeles 16, Milwaukee 18. A— 18,633. tournament results and pairings (Games begin W L P c L Q B at 7 8 0 p.m.): ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 Boston 44 16 .733 — Spurs 111, Nets 99 C L A S S L L PNIsdalphIa 33 26 .559 10<« N E W J E R S E Y (99) Thursday's ratuKs NawMxk 28 32 .467 16 Morris 18 68 8, Coleman 08 58 5, Bowie Sscond found ■ Home and Seniors news /Page 5 Whihlngton 22 37 .373 21 <4 1622 4 8 24, Blaylock 612 0 8 6, Theus 12-25 WasHilll-Stamford 78, Hlllhouse-New Haven Miam i 19 4 0 .322 24/2 Ceausescu’s ban on abortion and Golden Stats 32 31 26 33—122 Rsc Departmanl photo Brktgeport 79 Cleveland at Sacramento, 1030 p.m. Notre Dame-Fairfisid 83, RHAM-Hsbron 49 months of Iraqi occupation and an Iraq being pulled apart birth control. 3-Polnt goals— Cleveland 3-7 (Ehio 3-4, The Associated Press S a t u r d a y 's G a m e s VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — Cummings Insurance took the American Division men’s vol­ Ouartsrfinals: by insurrection. The Peace Corps team in­ Detroit at Indiana, 7.30 p.m. Valentine 61, Ferry 61, James O-l), Golden Stale 38 (Mullin 62, Higgins 18, Hardaway Saturday (sites TBA) Planeload after planeload of U,S. troops arrived home That uprising picked up the support Friday of Iran’s cludes specialists in early chil­ LA Lakers at Washington, 730 p.m. leyball championship. Team members, from left, front row: Rene Leville, Steve Hadge, Neil E.O. Smith-Storra va Sheehan-Wallingford; Charlotts at MilwaukM, 8 p.m. 0-4). Fouled out— None, ftobounds^leveland Friday, greeted by yellow ribbons, the red-white-and- 59 (Daugherty 8), Golden Stats 55 (Lister 11). Luu, Dave Timbrell. Back row: Ed Hill, Ed Braga, Mike Bak, Stu Wolf. Missing: Ray Lata. South Cathollc-Harttord vs. Montvilla; SL President Hashemi Rafsanjani, who urged Saddam Hus­ dhood development, special Utah at N ew Mirk, 8 3 0 p.m. Thomas Aquinas-New Britain vt. Sacred blue, poignant embraces and passionate kisses. Hundreds sein to resign. education and community out­ Philadelphia at Houston, 830 p.m. Assists— Cleveland 21 (Valentine 5), Golden Stats 32 (Mullin, Hardaway 8). Total Heart-Watsrbury; Ksnnsdy-Waterbury va Notre of Kuwaitis celebrated their first Sabbath in freedom Seattle at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Dame-F^rfield. As the 540,000 American troops wound down their reach, said U.S. Ambassador Sunday's Games fouls— Cleveland 19, Golden Stats 30. Techni­ F A R W E S T after weeks in squalid Iraqi military camps. ton 9-11-14-0-34. C L A S S S mission. Secretary of State James A. Baker III began his Alan Green Jr. cal— Daugherty. A— 15,025. Arizona 82 Oregon SL 67 Chicago at Atlanta, noon Power-play OpportuniHea— SL Louis 2 of 4; Ouartsrflnale - Iraq released two more American prisoners of war and Arizona SL 87, Oregon 84, OT first post-war talks in Riyadh. He sounded out Saudi The volunteers will undergo Phoenix at Mlmesota, 3:30 p.m. Boston 1 of 5. Friday's games New Jersey at Miami, 4 p.m. Big East Conference O 'a ll California 75, Stanford 70 Hockey 40 Western journalists, the Red Cross said. leaders on security arrangements and on prospects for weeks of intensive courses in w L W L Goalies— SL Louis, Rierxieau, 23-8-6 (34 Thomaston va Coglnchaug-Durham at New 10 Dallas at Denver. 4 p.ra Southern Cal 75, Washington 51 Britain Syracu se 12 4 26 4 shots-29 saves). Boston, Lemelln, 14-10-2 : “It’s marvelous to be home. It’s like a dream,” sol­ peace between Arabs and Israel. the Romanian language and cul­ Sacramento at Goldan State, 4:30 p.m. UCLA 86, Wfoshington SL 64 (16-13). Hale-Ray-Moodui va Portland at Haddam- S L J o h n 's 10 6 20 7 TOURNAMENTS dier-mother Eteborah Sizemore, who’s stationed at Ran ture before being dispatched in L A Lakers at Orlando, 7 3 0 p.m. NHL standings A — 14,4 4 5 Killingworth He flies to Kuwait City on Saturday to meet with Cleveland at LA Clippers, 9 p.ra CONNECTICUT 9 7 18 9 Atlantic 10 Conference e ^ p b c ll, Ky„ said after her plane stopped in New York Selo n Hall 9 7 19 8 WALES CONFERENCE Referee—Jton Hoggarth. Linesmen— Ron As- Marlanapolis Rep-Thompson vs. Housatonic Crown Prince Saad al-AbdulIah al-Sabah, who returned May to six preschool orphanages Boston at Portland. 10 p.m. Championship seisHne, Ron Fina Regional-Falla Village at South Windsor City. “But it’s not until I hug my three kids that I’ll feel Pittsburgh 9 7 20 10 Penn SL 81, George Wbshington 75 Patrick Dhrlalon to his country on Monday. in the northeastern region of W L Somers vs. Avon at Windsor Locks Georgetown 8 8 16 11 Big East Conftrsnee . TPta QF QA like I’m really home.” Moldavia. NBA results N Y R an ge rs 34 23 Red Wings 2, Islanders 0 Baker also met with Gen. H. Nonnan Schwarzkopf, Providence 7 9 16 11 First Round 12 80 261 216 Villanova 7 9 15 13 PIttstxjrgh 3 4 30 4 7 2 2 8 8 260 “The tears have been building up for seven months, so who earlier bid farewell to some of the first front-line There arc about 6,000 Peace Suns 106, Hawks 104 Villanova 74, Boston College 73 N.Y. blandars 0 0 0—0 Philadelphia 31 29 9 71 2 2 7 219 o H Boston College 1 15 11 19 Metro Athletic Conference Detroit 0 2 0—2 you’ve got to expect a lot of them,” Wilma Marshall told troops sent home. Corps volunteers serving in 73 PHOENIX (106) New Jersey 26 29 68 240 228 r - R r s t R o u n d 12 First Period— None. PenalHes— Dalgarno, NY Transactions her son Spc. 4 Ronnie Marshall after he arrived at Fort J3 Chambers 12-26 1-2 26, McDaniel 3-8 4-4 Big East Tournament W ashington 29 32 6 64 214 231 “It’s a great day to be a soldier,” the Operation Desert countries around the world. The Florida SL 65. South Carolina 55 (inlerferSTKe), 605; Ftacine, Det (boarding), Bragg, N.C. 10, Lang 2-5 0-0 4. Homacek 7-13 2-3 16. (at Madison Square Garden) NY Islanders 2 2 38 9 53 194 252 8:17. Peace Corps expanded its ser­ Louisville 63, Southern Miss. 76 Storm commander told 1,700 members of the Army’s Johnson 10-16 3-6 23, West 0-1 0-0 0, Majerle Thursday's ResuH Adams Division Second Period— 1, Detroit Fedorov 31 B A 8 E B A U “That’s it! Goodbye Saudi Arabia!,” one 82nd Air­ vice to East European countries > m 6-12 0-0 12, Ceballos 5-6 2-2 12. Carroll 1-2 Villarrova 74, Boston College 73 Memphis SL 84. Tulane 77 x-Boston 3 8 22 9 85 2 5 8 234 Anwrlcaii Lm o u a VII Corps before they headed back to Fort Hood, Tfexas, Virginia Tech 75, Cincinnati 69 (Fqdyk, Garpenlov), ;52. 2, DotrolL Zombo 4 borne soldier shouted as his plane took off from 1-2 3. Totals 46-91 13-19 106. x-Montreal 3 5 26 8 78 2 3 8 213 (Fedorov, Fedyk), 9:37. Penalties— Chynowalh, ' KANSAS CITY ROYALS-^eed to terms after the 1989 anti-Communist zl ATUNTA (104) F r id a y 's G a m e s Midwestern Collegiate Conlaranca x-Buffalo 2 5 25 17 6 7 236 229 wIVi Brian McRae and Harvey Pulliam, out- Dhahran. First Round NY (roughing), 1302; ProberL Det (roughing), Please see GULF, page 8. revolutions that swept the O CO Wilkins 11-26 4-5 27, WilHs 4-15 6 7 13, Kon- Seton Hall (4) vs. Pittsburgh (5), noon x-Hartford 2 8 31 9 6 5 204 230 130% Green, Del (hiking). 1705; Volek, NY fieldera o n one-year contiacta cak 1-2 61 2, Rivers 2-10 6-6 10. Webb 6-18 Syracuse (1) vs. Viltanova (8), 2 p.m. Dayton 71, Evansville 59 Quebec 13 43 12 3 6 194 306 OAKLAND ATHLETICS-AgrMd to terms region. 2 - < Loyola, III. 75, Butler 6 2 (interference), 1901. 6 0 14, Malone 610 7-7 19. Battle 616 2-2 12, SL John's (2) vs. Providence (7), 7 p.nv C A M P B E L L C O N F E R E N C E Third Period— Nona PenalHes— ProberL Det witi Lance Blankenship, inllsider, on a one- Ferrell 1-4 0-0 2, Moncrief 2-5 1-1 6Totals UConn (3) vs. Georgetown (6), 9 p.m. SL Louis 92 Marquette 82 Norris DIvlelon year contract H H Xavier, Ohio 66, Detroit 59 (charging). 102; Vukota, NY (holding), 4:54. 36106 2629 104. W L TPte QF QA Shots on goal— New Vbrk 12-10-5— 27. NMtonal Lm o im Six skiers killed Phoeiix 33 25 25 23—106 S a t u r d a y 's G a m e s North Atlantic Conlerencs x-SL Louis 40 18 10 90 273 216 MONTREAL E X P O S -A g ^ to torma with m I S e m in n a ls Detroit 6-13-12— 31. ST. BERNHARD, Switzer­ AttarSa 36 34 12 22—104 Seminnals at noon and 2 p.m. x-CNcago 40 22 6 66 232 178 Power-play OpportuniHea— New Vbrk 0 of 3; Tkn Wrilach, third baseman, on a two-year con­ Local police boycott o m Maine 71, Boston U. 58 3-Polnl goals—Phoer4x 1-6 (Chambers 1-2, Detroit 30 32 8 68 243 259 Detroit 0 of 5 tract aatanaion through 1964. land (AP) — Six pet^le were Sunday's Game Northeastern 74. Hartford 59 Minnesota 22 33 13 57 212 228 BASKETBALL Johnson 61, Majerle 61, Hornacek 62), Atlan- Ohio Vkllty Conisrsnoo Goalies— New Vbrk, Hackett, 5-17-1 (31 killed in an avalanche Friday in ta 613 (Wbbb 64. Wilkins 1-4. Malone 61. Charrtpionship at 1230 pm. Toronto 19 41 9 47 210 285 shots-29 saves). Detroit Cheveldae. 26-24-5 National Baakatball Aaaoclalton Championship Smytha DIvlalon DENVER NUGGETS-agned Jim Farmer, Switzerland’s worst ski accident Rivers 0-4). Fouled out— None. Murray SL 79, Middle Tern. 67 (27-27). x-Los Angelas 39 21 8 86 289 215 A — 19,54% guard, to a 10-day contract Rebounds— Phoenix 55 (McDaniel 10), Atlanta Southsaatsm Conference this winter. 68 (Malone 19). Asslsls---Phoanix 31 (Johnson Big East Tournament x-Calgary 39 22 7 85 289 215 Referee— Mark Faucstts. Linesmen— Brad VjIbiM Baakatball Laagua R o First Round Edmonton 31 32 5 67 229 229 FLORIDA JADES—Acquired Hie rights to St. Patrick’s march Police said one person was 14), Atlanta 16 (Wilkins, Rivers, Webb 4). Total Lazarowich, Mark l^ a o Viiianova 74, B.C. 73 Tennessee 94, Mississippi 85 Winnipeg 23 36 11 57 234 253 Tracy Moors, forward, from the Vbungstown still unaccounted for and five fouls— Phoenix 24, Atlanta 17. Techni­ Southwest Conference o ^ cals— Chambers, Willis. A— 16184. BOSTON COLLEGE (73) Vancouver 24 39 8 56 211 280 Penguins 3, Kings 2 Pride. First Round x-clinched playoll berth FOOTBALL By SCOTT B. BREDE the old one expired. said. other skiers had been rescued 2 CD Able 2-6 61 4, Moran 7-14 4-5 20, Curley 66 Texas ASM 57, Texas Tech 46 Los Angelee 2 0 0—2 Racers 145, Nuggets 125 3-3 13. Abram 2-7 0 8 4, Eisley 2 8 2-5 7, Foley Thursday's Garnet NailorMi Football League “A lot of our guys felt that we “All we did was mention it to our unharmed from the snow. There m CD Trans America Athletic Conference St Louis 5 Boston 5, Ha Pittsburgh 2 0 1—3 BUFFALO BILLS— Announced toe rsHrement and BRIAN M. TROTTA DENVER (125) 0-1 0 8 0. Huckaby 2-2 1-5 6, Beasley 9-12 1-2 Championship First Period— 1, Los Angelee, Gretzky 38, shouldn’t be doing anything to make members,” said Daley, were no immediate details on 19. Jackspon 6 1 0 8 0. Totals 29-57 11-21 73. Detroit 2. N.Y. Islanders 0 of R ob b R kk fck , running back. Manchester Herald P o Liberty 615 6 2 18, Woolridge 615 4-6 14. Georgia SL 60, Ark.-Little Rock 60 Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 2 15:16. 2, Pittsburgh, Errey 19 (Lenileux, PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Signed Ryan the town look good,” said William As of Friday afternoon, no mem­ the nationality of the victims. VILLANOVA (74) Rasmussen 619 0-0 18, Adams 616 3-6 15, Western Athletic Conference Quebec 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 TaglianetH), 16:56. 3, Pittsburgh, Stevens 30 Bethea, wide rscsivir. Bain 6 7 61 10. LMIIIar 616 6 9 21, Dowdell MANCHESTER — Instead of Daley, president of the Manchester bers had signed up to be in the The avalanche occurred in the RWilliams 7-20 0-0 14. U ne 4-7 6 0 8, Ander­ Ouarlerllnalt Vancouver 3, Toronto 3, Ha (Lemleux, Errey), 1707. 4, Lot Angelee, Canadian Football Laagua 611 4-5 16, Walker 2 8 1-2 7, Woodard 18 2-2 marching in today’s annual St. Valais Alps in southern Switzer­ son 1-3 6 0 2, Jackson 7-18 2-2 16. Battla 2-5 Brigham Vbung 69. Colorado SL 56 Cnigaiy 4, Philadelphia 2 Granato 26 (Sandskora Gretzky), 18:42 (pp). OTTAWA ROUGH RDERS-Signsd Reggie police union. “This [lack of a con­ parade, he said. S I 4, ^ d 48 61 8, Mumford 1-2 08 2, Pel 08 I- 2 6, Farmer 6 8 4-6 14. Totals 56126 1624 Hawaii 66, New Mexico 67 F r id a y 's G a m a s Penaltiei— Buskas, LA (tripping), 4:36; Bamse, running back, to a tero-year contract Patrick’s Day Parade in Hartford, land. Authorities had earlier 08 0, Bryson 6 4 61 6, D.Millsr 61 08 0. To­ tract] has really been hurting Mayor Terry Werkhoven said he 125. Utah 67. San Diego SL 56 Chicago at BuHalo, 7:35 p.m. Granato, LA (roughing), 7:12; Sarrusim n, PiL extension. tals 2681 1621 74. Manchester police will be watching morale.” warned that mild weather condi­ g « INDIANA (145) Wyoming 71, Texas-EI Paso 67 Washington at Winnipeg. 8:35 p.m. doubis iNnor (holding, roughing), 7:12; Buskas, was disappointed that the police will Hsiftime— Villanova 32, Boston CoHege 36 World Loagua ol America Football Sanders 615 3-6 11, Thompson 6 9 0-0 0. LA (high-sHcking), 1200; Samualsson, Pit (in­ SACRAMENTO SURGE— WUvsd Anthony from the sidelines or avoiding the Daley said the union leadership tions increased the risk of 3-point goals— Boston College 4-12 (Moran 2-5, Philadelphia at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. not join him in representing Th* Aasoclat*d Prass 30 > Dreiling 1-4 1-2 3, Flaming 1619 1-1 31, Millar S a t u r d a y 's Q am ee terference), 1803. Bruno and Tim Adama, dafansiva sndt; K ^ Huckaby 1-1, Eisley 1-4, Abmm 62), Villanova traditional event altogether. recommended Manchester police of­ Manchester in the march. He also avalanches. 616 13-13 33. Schrampf 3-11 63 9, Smits Toronto at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Browa punter; Mika Roberta and Richard Cal­ AX THE TAX — Christine Ivers of Meriden carries a sign 610 (Walker 64, LMiller 1-2, Woodard 64). Second Period— Nona PenalHae—Granato, 1619 7-9 31, McCloud 3-6 3-3 10, K.Williams Detroit at Minnesota, 2:35 p.ra vin. running backs; Mitch Dillard and Shane The marching boycott is designed ficers not volunteer to march in the questioned whether the parade was So far this winter at least 26 Fouled out— Bain. Rebounds—Boston CoHege Baseball LA (roughing), 1:56; Jones, LA (holding), 903; 6-g 2-5 14. Wittman 1-2 1-2 3.Totals 54-110 N.Y. Ftangers at N.Y. Islanders, 505 p.m. Strain, Hght ends; Mika Dwyer, nose tackle; Ed to show the town how upset police outside the State Capitol in Hartford, where about 200 skiers have been killed in 28 (Curley 8), Villanova 43 (L.MiHar 10). As­ Sandstrom, LA (roughing), 14:13; Fiecchl, Rt parade as a sign of their displeasure an appropriate place from which 3 6 4 4 145. Pittsburgh at HarHord, 7 0 5 p.m. Rubbert AHrad Jenkins, and Todd Ella, quartsr- sists— Boston College 17 (EiNey 7), Villanova (roughing). 14:13; Gretzky, LA (unsporttmarv arc that their new work contract with the town. The union did not people gathered Friday to protest the state income tax avalanches in Switzerland. Denver 26 34 35 30—125 Los Angates atOuebrc, 7:35 p.m. 16 (Bain, L.MIIIar, Mumford 4). Total like corxiuct), 14:13. backt; Matt Frantz, kicker; Maiv Mosfoy aixl Indiana 40 36 36 33—145 Exhibition baseball VarKouvar at Montrsel, 8 0 5 p.m. remains in limbo eight months after order members not to march, he Please see POLICE, page . fouls— Boston College 20, Villanova 21. Third Period— 5. RttsburgL Stevens 31 (Cof­ Mike HU, comarbacks; Tony liliaalck, eaialy, 8 proposed by Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. 3-Point goals—Denver 613 (Adams 2-5, Bat­ C algary at S L Louis, 8 0 5 p.m. A — 19,081. fey, S.Vbung), 3:16 (pp). PenalHae— Sandstrom, Calvin Muhammad, Al O w ^ and IMvran tle 1-2, Liberty 62, RWilliams 0-4), Indiana 6 7 Pirates 10, Red Sox 7 Sunday's Games LA (hooking). 1:24; Jennings, Rt (hooking), Rsikar, wide raoalvara; Doug Robtx carter, 'Twin Peaks’ on (MBIer 2-5, l^ lo u d 1-2). Fouled out— None. PITTSBURGH BOSTON Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islarxlers, 5 0 5 p.m. 325; TagKanetH, Rut (tripping), 9:12; JennInga, Craig Schnaidar, guard, and Eric Snalion, LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Rabounde— Denver 68 (Lana 15). Indiana 79 How Top 25 fared ab r h bl a b r h b l Vancouvar at Butfaio, 705 p.m. Pit (interisrsnee), 1% 55 HnebiuHiar. (Sanders 12). Assists— Denver 31 (Adams 13), Quebec at Hartford, 705 p.ra bizarre inhabitants of “Twin How the Assodated Press' Top 25 teams Reduidh 5 11 0 Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 Shota on goal— Lot Angslet 13-8-15—36. COUEQE Indiana 34 (Schrampf 8). Total fouls— Denver J B e la a 4 0 1 0 C oop er 3b 2 0 0 0 Los Angeles el Montreal, 7.05 p.iiL ALLEGHENY-Nam ad Mika Fartazzo sporta International Women’s Day Pittsburgh 9-13-6— 28. Peaks” will return to prime-time 31, Initana 21. Technicals— Thompson, Wool- fared Thursday: Weicker’s tax Detroit at SL Louis, 7:05 p.m. I. UNLV (278) did not play. Next- at Long F lh c d sn ts 1 0 0 0 JReed 2b 2 1 0 0 Rgwar-play OpportuniHea— Lot Angalat 1 of kiformaHon dirsetor. ridge. Battle. Flagrant foul— McCloud. Washington at Edmonton, 8 05 p.nL television after a six-week Beach State, Fridriy. W anSlykcf 3 0 0 1 BrunHy 2b 2 0 0 0 5; Pittsburgh 1 of 5 ARKANSAS STATE-Named Roger Carr aa- A— 8 ,5 9 8 Calgary at Minnesota, 805 p.m. •tfttftnt fDotbaH coAch. 6 Ohio State (262) did not play. Next: at E s w e t 1 1 0 0 Greenwl If 3 1 1 0 Goallee—Lot Angelet, Hruday, 19-13-5 (28 hiatus. New Je rse y at W innipeg, 8 0 5 p.ra GEORGIA SOUTHERN-Announcad tha -iDwa, Sunday. Bonilla rf 4 1 1 0 PlanHer If 2 0 1 0 shots-25 saves). Pittsburgh, Bartasto, 21-14-1 “Wc have received thousands Sends 91, Wolves 86 G ainey rf 1112 J a C lik d h 3 0 0 0 N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 6:35 p.m. (36-34). rasIgnaHon ol Milton Gora, running backs marked by hopey frustration 3. Irxiiana (26-4) beat Minnesota 7659. Next: SEATTLE (91) coadt. of letters from ‘Twin Peaks’ fans at Illinois, Sunday. B o n d s If 4 1 2 0 Willing dh 10 0 0 A — 1 5 1 6 4 . rallied against SC a rte rtf Johnson 7-16 64 18. Kemp 3-7 61 6, Ben­ 4. Syracuse (26-4) did not play. Next vs. Vil­ 1 0 0 0 B u rk s cf 3 2 3 2 NHL results Refaraa— Rob Shick. Linesman— Bob urging us to bring the series jamin 613 2-4 18. Payton 2-4 0-0 4, Pierce K in g 3b 4 2 2 2 Romine cf Around the world, other women “It’s been recognized in the lanova, Friday in the Big East lournamenL 2 0 0 0 Hodges, Pierre Champoux. By PETER JAMES SPIELMANN II- 20 3-4 26 McMillan 6 8 1-2 11, McKey 3-5 W sh n e r3 b 1 0 1 0 B m n sky rf 1 0 1 2 back,” ABC entertainment presi­ 5. Arkansas (263) did not piM. Next vs. Nordiques 4, Rangers 2 agreed they had little to celebrate. Secretariat that not enough has been By PETER VILES 3-4 9, Barros 6 2 6 0 0. Cage 0-3 0-0 0. Totals C M rtru 1b 4 1 1 1 Marshal rf 4 2 3 0 The Associated Press dent Bob Igcr said in a statement Texas Tech-TsKas A&M winner, Friday In the N.Y. Rangers 1 1 0—2 Rec Volleyball 36781619 91. M erced 1b 1 0 0 0 Quintan 1b 3 1 1 0 Canucks 3, Leafs 3 Since 1945, only two women done to promote women in the The Associated Press Southwest Conference toumamerk. Quebec 0 1 3—4 Thursday. “But the decision to MINNESOTA (86) LaVteiarc 2 1 1 0 Vaughn 1b 2 0 0 0 UNITED NATIONS — Female 6. Duke (268) did not play. Next vs. North First Perioct— 1. New \brk. Ogrodnick 31 Vancouver 2 10 0—3 have headed top agencies at the Secretariat,” U.N. spokesman Fran­ Corbin 7-17 2-4 16. Mitchell 3-15 64 10, P rin ce e 1110 P a r v e 3 0 1 1 return the show to our schedule Carolina Slate or Georgia Tech at Charlotts, (Leetch), 18:29. Penalties— None. Toronto 1 1 1 0—3 PLAYOFFS; staffers at the United Nations on United Nations — which reflects the cois Giuliani said. Spencer 2-4 4-9 6, Campbell 3-17 69 14, Lind 2b 3 0 1 2 Marzano c HARTFORD — About 200 people, most of them fans of a hard- N.C., Saturday. 10 0 0 Secorid Period— 2, New Vbrk, KIsio 14 First Period— 1, Toronto, Marois 20 (Dam- CO-ED: Patriots dsf. SFK 7-15, 1511,1511; on another night was made some Richardson 7-13 0-0 16. Brooks 65 60 11. Burdick 2b 2 0 0 0 Rivera at Friday marked International political and social attitudes of its The Soviet Union observed the 7. North Carolina (22-5) ifid not play. Next 2 0 2 1 (Ogrodnick, Mullen), 409. 3, Quebec, Hough 12 phousse), 102% 2, Vincouver, Kurvsrt 3 Wbififockdef. Main Pub 1511,1510. rock radio station who chanted “Ax the tax,” rallied at the state Murphy 6 0 0-0 0, Glass 6 6 1-1 9, West 0-0 0-0 N a h rb g a s 1 0 1 1 time ago.” vs. Clemson, Friday in the Atlantic Coast Con­ (Sakic, Ariderton), 5:19. Penalties— Mallette, (Lktstsr, Linden), 11:11 (pp). 3, WatKOUver, WOMEN'S NORTHERN: Ansaldl't dal. ;Women’s Day by accusing the 159 member nations and thus is a Capitol Friday to protest Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr.’s proposed state 0, Breusr 1-2 0-0 2Totals 31-79 19-27 66, TMal 42 10 13 Total ference tournament i 4 0 7 14 7 NY, major (fighHng), 4:51; Fina Quo. major Bozsk 14, 1758 (sh). PanalHeB-H^ergus, Tor Gutorie Fence 157, 1510; Glenn ConetrucHon Please see WOMEN, page 8. Seattle 19 30 26 1 6-91 •world body of institutional sexism. barometer of world opinion. income tax. 8. Utah (27-2) beat San Diego SL 67-56. Pittsburgh 050 001 130— 10 (lighting), 4:51; Matletts, NY (roughing), 1500; (holding), 11.-04; bzel. Tor (trippl^), 1351; del. Bump, Set Splat 1815,1510,15% Minnesota 13 24 26 23—86 ,1.' . XWJ ' Blast off Next Wyoming, Friday in the WMtem Athletic Boston 303 000 100— 7 Shaw, NY (roughing), 1603; f^rion. Qua Murphy, Van (hooking), 17:00. W OMEN'S SOUTHERN; Main Pub dsf. Bol­ The noon rally, the first anti-tax protest in Hartford since Weicker 3-Rilnt goals— Seattle 0-2 (Johnson 0-2), Contorsnee toumamenL E— Marshall 2 FVvsra. Nashrina OulnIana. (roughing), 1603; Gusarov, Qua (holding), S e c ^ Period—4, Vancouver, Ronning IS, ton MobH 157, 2-15 159; Heritage Auto def. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Minnesota 67 (Brooks 3-3, Richardson 2-3, called for an income tax Feb. 13, featured two disc jockeys wearing 9. Arizona (258) beat Oregon State 62-67. OP— Pittsburgh 1, Boston 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 17:20; KIsio, NY (interfsranca). 1904. :09. 5, Toronto, Fergus 3, 11:44. Psnal- Formal's Inn 1511,157. Campbell 0-1). Fouled out— None. Hawaiian shirts, two outspoken Republicans who lost in the Novem­ (AP) — A Delta rocket blasted Next vs. Oregort Saturday. 6, Boston 9. 2B—Brunensky, PlanHer, Nashr- Third Period— 4, Quebec, Sakic 37 (Hrkac), Hee— Godynyuk, Tor (roughing), 1:47; Capuano, MEN'S AMERICAN: Crockett Agency del. Rebounds— Seattle 57 (McMillan 11), Min­ 10. Kenlucl^ (228) did not play. kig. Bonds, King 2 Prince. Gainey, Wehner, 04 (pp). 5, OuebM, Hough 13 (Finn, Wslanin), Van (interference), 3:50; P^t, Tor (tripping), South Windsor Pizza 1514, 153; Cummings N ber election, and a giddy lunchtime crowd jammed together on the into space Friday with a $80 nesota 44 (Spencer 11). Assists— Seattle 22 II. New Mexico Stats (23-4) did not play. UVUliere. HR— Burks (1). SF— Wm Slyks. 105. 6, Quebec, Sakic 38 (Hough), 1203 (th). 17.84; Capuano, Van (hoidng), 16:4% Insurance def. Ttam Rsh 13-15 1513,1511. , (McMIlan 8). Minnesota 17 Brooks 5). Total IP H RER B8 SO south side of the Capitol. million communications satellite Next vs. Frssrx) Stale, Friday in the Big Wast PanalHee—Finn, Qua (hooking), 3:59; Malletts, Third Period— 6, Toronto, Etiett 12 (Fergus, MEN'S NATIONAL: Manchester Property fouls— Seattle 23, Minnesota 21. Techni­ PH tab u rgh Conference toumamenL NY (charging), 7:29; Finn, Que (charging), PeHt), 1:12 (pp). PenalHes—Gamble, Van, Makitonance dal. Network Tavern 15% 1515 Most of their anger was directed at Weicker himself. similar to one launched last fall cals— Seattle Illegal defense. Brooks, Pierce. Sm ilay 2 12 Kansas (218) did not play. Next vs. 1104; Malletts, NY (roughing), 13:26; Roberge, served by Smyl (high-tHcking), 7:41; Clark, Tor 151: Manchaelsr Medical Supply daf. Norto used during the Persian Gulf A — 19,006. R R a a d 2 “The people of our great state arc finding out much to their dismay Colorado. Friday In the Big Eight Conference Oue (roughing), 13:26. (tripping), 1082; Clark. Tor (roughing), 1986; Enders155 15% Firaovid 1 War to relay reports from jour­ toumamenL Shots on goal— New Vbrk 8-11-14— 33. Mommeaso, Van (roughing), 19.86. MEN'S INTERNATIONAL: Hawkt del. that we elected the most arrogant, out of touch, hypocritical, pompous Rockets 122, Mavs 90 Kam p 1 OvarHme— None. Penally— Mometao. Vkn Coach's Comer 1511, 156; ABA/PQT def. governor ... in the history of the state.” said Thomas Scott, a nalists. 1 13. Nebraska (248) did not play. Next vs. Landrm W , 1 8 2 Q uebec 6-10-15— 31. DALLAS (90) Oklahoma, Friday In the Big Eight Corkerence (hooking), 325. Cummings Insurance 4-15 156,157. A uaanio 1 Power-play OpportuniHea— New Vbrk 0 of 3; Republican from Milford who narrowly lost a bid for Congress last The unmanned rocket lifted McCray 610 2-2 18, H.Williams 3-8 2-2 8, tournam ent Shota on goal— Vancouvar 7-7-7-4— 25. B o a lo n Quebec 1 ol3. off at 6:03 p.m. from Cape Donaldson 64 62 6, Blackman 615 1-2 11, 14. Oklahoma State (21-6) did not play. Next Toronto 5-9-8-8— 25 year and now heads an anti-tax group, the Connecticut Taxpayers’ Clam arte 2 Goalies— New VbtK Vanbiesbrouck, 15-14-6 Davis 66 6 2 9, White 3-14 66 10, Upshaw vs. Kansas State, Friday in the Big Eight Con­ Power-play OpportuniHea— Vancouver 1 of 5: Canaveral Air force Station and Haakath 3 (31 ihots-27 saves). Quebec, Cloutter, 5-8-1 Committee. 1-10 0-0 2, English 1-9 6 0 2, Shasky 2-4 1-2 5, ference toumamenL Toronto 1 of 5 Radio, TV Lam p 2 (3 3 8 1 ). thundered out over the Atlantic Atkird 2-8 6 6 9, Grandholm 6 5 1-1 10. Totals 15 East Tennessee Stats (28-4) did not play. Goalise— Vancouver, Gamble, 13-4-5 (25 “I’ll go further,” Scott told the cheering crowd. “If we had the right M u r ^ L , 5 1 A - 1 5 .0 5 5 3691 2625 90. 16. LSU (268) did not play. Next vs. Auburn, 1 ahots-23 lavss). Toronto, Ing (10-7), Reese of impeachment ... this outrageous pay grab wouldn’t even be Ocean. The satellite separated as H aardon 1 Referee— Don KohartkI. Linesmen— Wayne ( 8 8 8 second, 15-15). HOUSTON (122) Friday In the Southeastern Conference touma- Bonnsy, Jerry Ffotsmaa Today seriously considered by this governor.” planned from the rocket less Johnson 610 2-2 14, Thorpe 611 612 24, m ont HBP-8Reed by Strlley. A — 16,38% T— 238 A— 4,570. than an hour later, drawing LSmIlh 1-1 0-0 2, Maxwell 611 0-0 12, 17. UCLA (22-8) beat Washington State Blues 5, Bruins 5 Referee— Denot Morel. LInetmen— Pat Noon — CoHege beskatball: Big East quarter­ l\j Former U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland, the Republican Wcickcr IC Sm lth 7-17 6 6 19, Olajuw on 6 5 1-2 11, 8664. Next: vs. Wtashingtort Sunday. Dapuzzo, Gerard GauHiler. final: Pittsburgh vs. Seton HaH, Channels 9.38 cheers in the mission director’s SL Louie 1 2 2 0—5 defeated in a three-way race last November, also fired up the young Floyd 610 61 15. Wood 3-5 2-2 6. Jamerson 18. Mississippi Stats (267) dkt m l play. 1 pm. — Mels vs. Dodgers, WFAN (665AM) crowd, although he looked somewhat out of place in his conservative center. 6 5 6 0 7, Winchester 1-4 0-0 2 Caldwell 1-2 Next vs. Mississippi-Tsm esssa winner. Friday Boston 113 0—5 Flames 4, Flyers 2 1 pm. — Expos vs. Yviksas, MSG 6 0 2 FaW 6 3 61 6. Totals 40-81 1626 122. in the Southsaster/1 Conference toumamenL Rec Hoop First Period— 1. SL Louis, Hull 73 (Etcher, 2 pm. — College baskalbaH; ACC querte^ suit and camel’s hair overcoat, Oatea), 608. 2, Boston, Wesley 10 (Bourque, Philadelphia 0 1 1—2 Dallas 29 15 16 3 0 - 90 19. Princeton (23-2) (fid not play. Next vs. final: N.C. Ste la vs. G eorgia Tsch, E S P N Neely), 1600 (pp). PenalHet— G.CavallinI, StL Calgary 0 1 3—4 “An income tax is a license to spend,” Rowland said. “It’s another Houston 25 24 30 43—122 Loyola MarymounL Sunday. 2:30 pm. — CoHege basketball: Big East (rougNng), 7.00; BatserL Sit, double minor First Period—None. PanalHee— Craven, Phi 3-Poln( goals— Dallas 2-7 (Davis 1-1, Gran­ 20. SL John's (267) did rwt play. Next vs. quarteriinal; Syracuse ve. VWanova. Cha>vieto way to take money out of your pockets. Wc have to stop that from Adults (slashing, hIgh-sHcking), 700; Carter, Bos (holding), 4:53; Chychrun, Phi, minor-major dholm 1-1, Blackman 61. Whits 6 2 Upshaw ProvideiKe, Friday In the Big East Conference 9 ,3 8 (slashiog, IlghHng), 1287; Stem, CaL m i^r happening. Keep up the excitement, keep up the pressure.” 62), Houston 616 (Flo)^ 3-6, Maxwell 2-6, toumamenL Smoke vron by forfeit ovw Hightarvt Paik (high-sHcking), 700; Oulntel, (roughing), 5 p.m. — CoHege hockey; Hockey East semi­ Inside Today.,. 700; Oates, SiL (delay of game), 1404. (righting), 1287; Roberta, Cal (holding), 1588. By Capitol standards, the crowd was relatively small. An annual Jaifierson 1-2, K.Smith 61, Winchester 61). 21. Seton HaH (168) did not play. Next vs. M arke t final: BU vs. Providsnee, NESN Second Period— 3, St Louis, Bassen 14 Second Period— 1, Philadelphia, Craven 19 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Dallas 50 Pittsburgh, Friday In the Big East ConferstKe Amusements Unlimited 61 (Norm Hsrpin 16, 5:30 p.m. — Skiing; Men's World Cup motorcycle ridc-in to protest helmet laws usually draws a much larger (G.Cavatllni). 2:47. 4, SL Louia, Hull 74 (Oates. (Samualsaon, Pederson), 2:44. 2. Calgary, (Shasky 8), Houston 52 (LSmlth, Olajuwon 6). tournament Tom Esiey 12) B.A. Club EO (Brian Moran 13) dowrtoM (taped), ESPN Final standings: Main Pub 14-1, Westown G.CavallinI), 11:49 (pp). 5, Boston, O.Swesney Fleura 40 (Makarov. Maclnnis), 7:52 (pp). crowd, as have evening budget hearings this week. Assists— Oallaa 20 P avis 6), Houston 29 (Max- 22 Southern Mississippi (21-7) lost to Louis­ 7 p.m. — College basketball: Big East Bubble Gum _ Phannacy 12-3, Simmons Landscaping 123, 8 (Jannay, Neely), 15:48. Penalties— Hodge, PsnarHee-Mattsau. CM (holding), ;43; Acton. w e l i ) . Total fouls—Dallas 10, Houston 23. ville 83-76. quartarilnal: S t John's vs. Providanea, Chan- “We’re glad to see that they’re exercising their rights to free Amusements Unlimited 10-5 B.A. Club 9-6, Bos (hlgh-sHckkig), 2:47; Lazaro, Boe (Intsr- Phi (tripping), 6:43; Craven, m (tripping), Classified____ 23. Texas (267) did not play. Next vs. n a lt 8 , 9 , 3 e A — 1 4 ,0 1 2 lererKs), 1009; Oulnn, S L (roughing), 14:13; 1 3 2 % speech," said Avice Meehan, Weicker's press secretary. “By the same Baylor, Friday In the Southwest Conference O’Neil's Law 98, A niald't 3-12, Highland Park 7 pm. — Coltega baskalbaH; ACC quartar- Comics_____ Carter, Bos (roughing), 14:13; Brincf Amour, S L Third Period— 3. Calgary, FIsury 41 (Macoun, toumamenL Market 3-12, Trinity Covenant Church 2-13, Hnal: North Carolina vs. Clamson, ESPN token, one cannot balance the state budget with insulLs.” Focus (holding), 19:19; Lemalln, Bos. served by Chris­ Wilson), 3:58. 4, Philadslphla, Jensen 1 Bucks 99, Lakers 94 24. Alabama (169) dd not play. Next: vs. Sm o ke 1-14 7:30 p.m. — Blackhawks vs. Sabrss, The rally was organized by Michael Picozzi and Gary Lee Horn, Hobbies_____ Firal A Division: B.C.I. 12-3, Manchasisr tian (slasHng), 19:19. (Craven), 484. 5, Calga , Makarov 27 (MusU), Th* A**ecl*t*d Pr*«s Florida. Friday in the Southeastern Conlerencs 7 SportsChannel General nows . LA LAKERS (94) toumamenL Cycle 11-4, Style 11-4, Sun Devils 6-9, P.D.& Third Period—6, Boston, B.Sweenay 13 15:41. 6, Calgaiy, Niauwandyk 37 (Fanton), 8 p.m. — CoHege hockey; Hockey East senf- HEADED HOME — U.S. Marines line up to board a plane at a naval air station in Jubail, disc jockeys on the Hartford radio station WllCN-FM who have taken Perkins 2-5 2-2 6. Wbrihy 11-21 4-4 26, Dhrsc 3-12 Glenn Construction 0-15 (Markweil Lazaro), 5:46. 7, Boston, Nealy 44, 17.89. Panalty-Robarts, Cal (Hgh-sHcking), Lottery______25 DePkul (168) did not play. Next vs. linsl: Mains vs. Norlhaastsra NESN up the anti-tax crusade. 67 2-4 8. Johnson 3-12 2-3 8, Scott 3-0 6 2 0, Notre Dams. Saturday. 5:58. 5 SL Louis, Quinn 19 (HuH, Stevens), 6:5% 9 pm. — CoHege basketball; Big East Saudi Arabia, Friday. The first Marine units serving in Saudi Arabia began leaving the country Obituaries___ Green 4-7 68 13, Smith 6 6 6 2 12 Teagte 38 652 (pp). 9. SL Louis, HuH 75 (P.Cavallinl, Shots on goal— Philadelphia 9-9-7— 25. Cal­ quarterfinal; UCorm vt. Qeorgatown, Channats Opinion______6 8 12. Drew 0 8 6 0 0. Totals 34-75 2629 04. Oates), 1004. 10, Boston, Markwart 2 (Lazaro, gary 816-6— 27. 8,9,38,WPOP(1410-AM) Friday and will fly home to Camp Pendleton and Twenty Nine Palms, both of which are lo­ Plea.se .see RALLY, page . College hoop scores 8 PMpIo _____ MILWAUKEE (90) Bowling B.Sweenay), 1404. Penaltlee— Bassen, SL Powar-play OpportuniHea— Philadelphia 0 of 9 p. — CoHege basksibaK: ACC quarterfinal: Grayer 1621 3-3 23. Roberts 48 1-2 9, SOUTH (slashing), 2:16; Nealy, Bot (high-sUcUng), 3; Calgary 1 of 4. W ika Forest vs. Virginia, ESPN cated in California. Religion Scheyes 0-18 3 8 21, Humphries 7-10 0 8 15, Bellarmine 69, S. Indiarw 66, OT 602: SL Louis bench, served by G.CavallinI Qpalias-Philadelphla. Hextall, 18155 (27 11 pm. — CoHege hockyy: CCHA serWIrwl, Senior Citizens. Robertson 2-7 60 5. Ellis 4-12 6 0 0, Lohaus Kentuckyr ChrisfianChristan 64.64, Cent Bible 61 (loo many man), 7:43; Stavant, S L (cross­ shote24 aavas). Calgary, Wsmsley, 10-7-5 SportsChannsI Sports______^ Ky. Wesleyan 95, Kentucky! Powder Puff checking), 14:28; Boston bench, served by 3-7 3-4 9. Sikrra 2-8 2-2 6. Conner 61 2-2 2. r S L 6 3 (2 5 2 3 ). 11 p.m. — Qoll: LPGA Inamorl Classic Television_____ Totals 41-92 14:19 98. MIDWEST Nancy Hahn 479, Barbara DaCaprio 451, Skriko (loo many man), 1608. A — 20.13% (delayed), NESN LALakars 19 22 23 30—04 Indiana 75, Minnssota 59 Terry Siominski 193-456, Gwen Taylor 176-496, Overtime— Nona, Panaltias— Nona. Refaraa— Andy vanHallamond. Linas- Midnight — CoHege baskstbaH: Big Wbat Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Yeai's ~ Call Today for Home Deliveiy 647-9946 W bathof______Milwaukae 26 21 30 22 — 0 9 Iowa 79, Northwsatem 76 Lori Fenton 213-507, Kim West 175 Shots on goal— SL Louis 3-7-7-1— 18. Bos- man— Mika Cvik, (W idy Milton. querterfinel: UNLV va. Long Beach Stela, ESPN MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 9,1991—3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. March 9.1991 Albanian refugees roam overwhelmed port BRINDISI, Italy (AP) — 2.000 Albanians who scrambled FOCUS Thousands of Albanian refugees dock. over fences and barbed wire on ihc pushed past club-wielding police city’s docks lo head downtown, RAI I never thought we would be Friday to search for food and shelter state television reported. Some iriSSBE m m m ' treated like this,” said a refugee who in this overwhelmed port. Italy said shops and homes were looted, the would only identify himself as a Dear Abby Dr. Gott it would deport most of those flee­ mayor said, and refugees broke into former factory manager from PEOPLE ing their Communist homeland. Shkoder. 'I understand the problems cars to shelter themselves from chill The Italian navy sailed the winds. of the Italian government, but I Abigail Van Buren ■ The Internal Revenue Service is trying to Peter Cott, M .D . Adriatic Sea to turn away other FVilice with clubs sought to keep don t sec why they must consider us redeem W illie Nelson’s country club and golf boats carrying would-be emigres them back but they were vastly out­ like animals.” course in Texas, which was bought at an auction for from Albania, despite an appeal numbered by the refugees, among from the U.N. High Commissioner Mayor Pino Marchionna blamed $117,375 by a close friend of the singer. 14.000 Albanians who fled to this the central government. “We’ve Under federal law, the IRS may recover the for Refugees for Italy to accept the city of 72,000 in recent days. mmm Killed soldiers’ Hydrocephalus influx. literally been abandoned by property for that price paid plus 6 percent, if there Since last week, about 20,000 Al­ everybody, because for four days we are others interested in bidding on it, said spokes­ Albanian President Ramiz Alia, banians have arrived aboard meanwhile, met with Western had informed the government of the woman Valerie Thornton. crammed ships in southern Italy. tragic dimensions of this exodus,” family exempt may need surgery human rights monitors in Tirana and “You’re looking at 76 acres of property,” she They have overwhelmed not only he said. said. “We feel like it has a higher value.” DEAR DR. GOTT: A 77-year-old relative has been discussed release of political Brindisi, by Ouanlo and other port DEAR ABBY: Someone told me he had recently read “We feel like there is an interest there” in bidding diagnosed with hydrocephalus. What are the symptoms, prisoners, an Albanian human rights cities in Italy’s Apulia region. Hundreds of the refugees have in your column that if a man or woman has lost a family for it, she said. Those who pledge to bid must and how does the disease progress? He refuses a shunt, activist and the state news agency With no more hotel rooms or been hospitalized from malnutrition, member in the war, that person is automatically exempt deposit 10 percent. and we are perplexed. . said in reports monitored in Vienna, campgrounds left in Brindisi, illness or injuries suffered in fight­ from active duty if a war should break out The IRS has 120 days to redeem the property in DEAR READER; The is bathed by a clear fluid Ausbia. women and children slept overnight ing and scrambling to get aboard the Please clarify this in your column. I need this informa­ Briarcliff, 30 miles west of Austin, which it seized (cerebrospinal fluid) that is formed d e ^ within the btain.- Their reports differed, however, in a warehouse on the waterfront, boats in Albanitin harbors. tion immediately in writing. to help pay $16.7 million in back taxes and penal­ This fluid circulates around and'within nerve tissue, on the outcome of Alia’s meeting but the men slept outside with only BALTIMORE MOM ties o w ^ by Nelson, she said. traveling through normal cavities (ventricles) that line with the International Helsinki plastic sheeting for cover. RAI, reporting from Albania, DEAR BALTIMORE MOM: I published the infor­ The IRS set a minimum bid of $575,478 at an the interior of the brain. Federation for Human Rights. Brindisi’s prefect office said showed thousands of hopefuls, who Activist Arbcn Puto quoted a A mation in November 1990. But for anyone who might auction in January, but there were no bidders. A On occasion, due to congenital malformation, infec­ Friday afternoon that the refugees apparently got around police bar­ have missed it who now needs it: minimum bid will be set if there’s another auction, tion or injury, the ventricular openings become nar­ delegate saying Alia promised to would be put up in 30 schools for a ricades, aboard a ship in Durres har­ According to the Public Affairs Office of the Depart­ Ms. Thornton said. rowed; this causes a buildup of cerebro^inal fluid pres­ release 250 political prisoners by the few days. bor. The msty ship, however, was in ment of the Army, if a member of the armed services has Darrell Royal, a former University of Ibxas foot­ sure in the brain cavities, leading to dilation of one or end of March, But the news agency The Italian government said it repair and not about to sail. lost an immediate family member (father, mother, ball coach, b o u ^t the 9-hole golf course, recording more ventricles. Called hydrocephalus, the condition ATA said Alia would “examine soon likely would deport most of the Al­ brother, sister or child) in a DESIGNATED hostile-fire studio and country club at a public auction Ihesday may be dangerous because, over time, the progressive the demands to pardon” political banians. Italian officials said nearly Yugoslav officials say another prisonciE. or imminent-danger area (the loss may be due to death, by American Federal Bank of Dallas, which held Th« AttoelttMl Prtst pressure pushes against soft brain tissue. This often all the Albanians arc fleeing the 550 people have crossed from Al­ the first lien on the properly. On the exodus of Albanians, Alia Communist country’s bailcrcd bania into Yugoslavia. Crossings missing in action, or from a 100 percent physical or men­ SPOOF ON lACOCCA — Cartoonist causes headache, confusion and other neurological dis­ Tha Assoclatad Prasa tal disability), the service member can apply for exemp­ Royal, who coached the Longhorns from 1957 to turbances. said: “this phenomenon is related to economy and not political persecu­ also have been reported in Greece. tion. It is not “automatic.” 1976, said he wanted to reopen the golf course. His Gary Trudeau is upset by teievision com­ Treatment of progressive hydrocephalus involves a the actual economic difficulties Al­ tion. Albania is Europe’s poorest na­ REFUGEES IN LIMBO — Two Italian policemen guard a hole in a fence from which Albanian The service member initiates action by contacting his/ telephone rang unanswered Friday. mercials in which Lee lacocca preaches shunt; during delicate surgery, a small plastic tube is in­ bania is undergoing, but also to a tion and last hard-line Communist refugees try to leave the Brindisi, Italy, port area. Some 15,000 asylum seekers are confined The refugees have little faith Al­ her company commander. For an immediate family ■ Garry Trudeau tries to burst Lee lacocca’s on the worthiness of airbags in troduced into the dilated ventricle, to ^low the fluid to harmful psychosis created among regime. in the port, waiting for refugee camps to be set up. bania’s first multiparty elections, set some people,” ATA reported. It did member to make application, a request must be made in balloon in an upcoming “Doonesbury” strip that automobiles after having fought against drain out and relieve pressure. Such shunts are per­ Under Italian law, immigrants for March 31, will improve the writing to: HQDA, DAP(i-EPO-C, Alexandria, Va. pokes fun at the Chrysler chiers about-face on the manent, standard solutions to the problem. not elaborate. face expulsion if they cannot prove The Italian navy deployed a war­ them. Expect to see some spoofs of the along Italy’s Adriatic coast, 50 the refugees had to battle among backward economy or case the 22331-0400. And the service member may waive a re­ need for air bags. If your relative has yet to develop the symptoms I Brindisi residents threw food they have a permanent job and place ship and smaller vessels to block miles at its narrowest from Albania. themselves for insufficent stocks of Communists’ 47-year grip on quest initiated by an immediate family member and still The cartoonist is upset by TV commercials in Chrysler chairman in upcoming Doones­ mentioned, he can safely put off shunt surgery. However, from balconies and windows to to stay in Italy. more boats from docking at jxirts On the docks, relief workers said food. Excrement and litter soiled the power. serve in the hostile-fire area. which lacocca preaches on the worthiness of air bury cartoons. as headache and other symptoms appear, he will probab­ bags in what appears to be a Chrysler Corp. board ly want to reconsider his decision because the surgery meeting, said Lee Salem, editorial director of DEAR ABBY; This is in regard to the person who ■ Comedian David Brenner had just two goals would make him more comfortable and would help him United Press Syndicate. Iraqi Werkhoven invited wrote to you some time ago about the busboy who turned when he was a student at Tfemple University. avoid the serious consequences, such as visual difficul­ In the early 1970s, lacocca was a vocal opponent Saddam clings to power in an envelope containing $465 in cash. The owner was ‘To get out of Temple University” was one; the ties, behavioral changes and paralysis, of uncontrolled MANCHESTER — Mayor Terry Werkhoven, who said the invita­ of legislation that would have required automakers other was “just to get the money to get my family hydrocephalus. He ^ould be under the care of a Werkhoven has been invited to a tion came this week, said, “I don’t finally track^ down, hurried to the restaurant to pick up NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Saddam Hussein has his to install air bags in automobiles. out of West Philadelphia,” he told students at his neurologist, who can monitor his case. .... the Baaih Party have enjoyed wealth and privilege reception at the office of Vice Presi­ know how I was selected, but I’m the money, and didn’t give the busboy a penny. Well, torture back to the wall amid military defeat and rebellion. under Saddam and arc well aware they may be out of Trudeau “was struck by the inconsistencies be­ alma mater Thursday. He graduated in 1961 with a DEAR DR. GOTT; Why is it that some of us suffer dent J. Danforth Quaylc on Monday. quite honored. It’s something that you ain’t heard nuthin’ yet. But he shows every sign of fighting to cling to power power if he goes. tween statements made today on air bags and what degree in communications. from sinus trouble all the time and other individuals are The reception is designed to be a Several years ago, I found a Gucci purse containing in his battered counuy. doesn’t happen every day.” the public record has shown in regards to Chrysler’s Those were not easy days at Tbmple, then a com­ never affected? I’ve been to allergists and general prac­ The rebellions by Shiite Muslims in the south and “niix-and-minglc” type of gathering $6,000 in $50 and $100 bills! There was also a five-carat Trac to form, he’s using the carrot and the stick to Kurdish guerrillas in the north, which broke out last He does not know of any other previous stand on safety in minivans,” Salem said. muter school for mostly “poor Jewish Idds and poor titioners and have tried Seldane, Hismanal and'other tools and has no formal agenda, according area officials who may attend the emerald-cut diamond ring in the purse. Since there was Chrysler spokesman Tim Harris didn’t dispute combat the postwar turmoil sweeping Iraq. week, mark the most serious internal challenge to Sad­ an identification card in the purse, I immediately got in blacks.” Brenner said. remedies, yet am still plagued with the problem. It to Craig D. Whitney, Quayle’s briefing. lacocca’s fonner opposition to air bags, but ob­ His family’s eviaion also was another formative doesn’t seem fair. dam’s rule since he took power in 1979. deputy press secretary. touch with the owner, who wasted no time in coming to Werkhoven will leave for jected to what he c^led Trudeau’s implication that experience Uiat drove him to succeed, he said. DEAR READER: If I knew why some people are af­ KUWAIT CITY (AP) — A Amid widespread fighting, the government and the The reception, which is to be in my home to retrieve her purse. She was so overcome Washington on Monday and return Chrysler is less than wholeheartedly pushing safety. “Anywhere you find a kid in a ghetto, you’re fected by allergies and others are not, I could publish my military officer on Friday displayed Shiites both claim to have control of the port of Basra, Quaylc’s office in the Old Executive O H with joy, she cried. Analysis Iraq’s second-largest city. later that day, he said. He may at­ “My first question to Mr. Tmdeau would be going to find a kid like me who got out,” and many findings, take down my shingle, clip coupons and retire. some of the grisly torture instru­ Office Building, has been set up for J3 JT Guess what kind of reward I got? She said, “Thank Kurdish guerrillas in the mountainous north claim tempt to discuss issues of local con­ whether he h ^ ever changed his mind on some­ more who didn’t, he said. Unfortunately, no one toows the answer to this question. ments the Iraqis u s ^ on Kuwaitis: a Republican mayors whose names you for saving my marriage. If I had lost all that stuff, He’s given his Republican Guard soldiers a hefty they have captured the key cities of Sulcimaniyah and cern if given the opportunity, Brenner now owns a home in Aspen, the plush Inhalation^ allergies and sinus congestion have a German drill to bore holes in bones, were familiar to staff members, my husband would have divorced me!” Then she left. thing on any subject in 30 years,” Harris said in pay increase, pardoned deserters and freed prisoners. > m ski resort in Colorado, and a condominium in New plethora of causes, ranging from pollen and animal an American electrical device that Erbil, along with several towns. “It depends on what he wants to Abby, I think the good Lord sometimes sets us up in Friday’s Deuoit Free Press. He’s also named his cousin, known as “the butcher of Whitney said; He did not know how l i ^ York. dander to tobacco smoke and Industrie air pollution. gives off sparks and arcs, and a The situation in the slrifc-tom regions is confused. many mayors were invited. discuss,” he said. order to test us. Oh well, my conscience is clear. the Kurds,” to crush the rebellions in northern and In the lacocca spoof , due to published March 31, He returned to Temple to turn over a collection of Chinese machine that delivers O CO SLEEPING WELL IN TACOMA lb find a solution to your problem, you’ll first have to southern Iraq. But Saddam appears to be holding onto the reins of one executive interrupts the meeting and shouts, videotapes of his work over the years, beginning find an allergist who will meticulously test you (with shocks. power in Baghdad. 2 -< DEAR SLEEPING WELL: Virtue is its own (and “But Chairman lacocca — you waited for 18 years! But in the end, he can be expected to do what he’s with documentaries and ending with 157 appearan­ skin and b lo ^ tests) to determine what you are reacting “I think Saddam ... feels happy Opposition sources reported violence broke out in H -H sometimes its only) reward. And a clear conscience isn’t Nobody in the indusU^ fo u ^ t air bags harder! when he secs the blood. If he always done to survive — unleash terror on a large U.S.-Panama pact ces on “The Tonight Show.” a bad finder’s fee. Pleasant dreams. to. Them you can consider a program of environmental scale to ruthlessly crush any opposition. some areas of Baghdad, where Shiites arc the majority m I control. doesn’t see blood, he won’t sleep at of the 4 million population. PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) news release. Right now, one of his best assets is the division 0 m night,” said Kuwaiti Air Force Col. — The United Slates pledged $12 “Both Panama and the United among the opposition groups scrambling to take ad­ There was no independent verification. Baghdad or­ AH A1 Fodari, a resistance leader million to help improve Panama’s States recognize that the current jus­ vantage of his military defeat. At this point, the op­ dered out all foreign journalists this week, possibly so who has run the Surra Pblice Station justice system in an agreement tice system in fbnama is the legacy 1 in Kuwait City since Feb. 26 when position groups don’t appear to be a credible alterna­ that there would be no witnesses to a crackdown. tive. signed by the two governments of negligence, bad management and p o the Iraqis started fleeing. Despite the heavy military losses Saddam suffered Friday. distortion by the military regime,” Western and Arab officials widely accept that Sad­ The police station was one of at the hands of the U.S.-led allies in their six-week war the release said. o dam is most likely to be toppled from within his RECORD many torture centers used by the to liberate Kuwait, he retains significant forces. The funds arc earmarked to allow o ^ President Guillermo Endara, who CD regime rather than by opposition forces, simply be­ the judicial branch and the Iraqis. Kuwaitis say. Brown took office after the 1989 U.S. in­ m Oi bloodstains cover a gray wall. On a cause the opposition factions have little known support For years, the opposition groups in exile were large­ prosecutor’s office to provide on- inside Iraq. vasion ousted Gen. Manuel Antonio wooden table outside, the Kuwaitis ly ignored. The Persian Gulf crisis gave them their best ihc-job training, computerize legal P O But the ruling elite, the vast security apparatus and chance yet to bring down Saddam. Noriega, has called for foreign aid to Current Quotes College Notes Cinema have lined up some of the insuu- records and build a basic law help Panama strengthen civilian ments they claim were used by the library, the U.S. Embassy said in a government. S I EAST HARTFORD Iraqis during their nearly seven “At first, it didn’t taste like anything. It went down Bentley students UConn Dean’s list B iN ta rt Pub a Clntm a — Edward Sdssorhanda (PG) Sat-Sun 7:30, month occupation. like water. Then it sank in and it was so good.” — Sgt. 930. Hve Manchester residents have been named to the Hollowing is a list of Manchester residents who have Showcaat Clnama 1-10 — OerKaa with Wsivas (PG-13) Sal 1230, A1 Fodari. fingering each piece of Humane Society at Iditarod Hubert Bormer on the taste of his first cold beer. 33 0 , 7:15, 1030; Sun 1230, 3:50, 7:15. — Scanas From a Mai (R) Sat equipment, said “thousands of ^ A BLAST FROM THE PAST dean’s list at Bentley College, Waltham, Mass., for the been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at the 130, 4:55, 7:50; Sun 130, 4:55, 8. — Tha Door* (R) Sat 1:15, 4:10, 7:10, fall semester. They are: University of Connecticut: 9 3 5 ,1 2 3 0 ; Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7:10, 9 35. — Slaaping With «ia Enamy (R) people” had been tortured and killed ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — that were “unsociali7,cd — sulky, taken a good close look at dog care, “When we landed, the plane erupted. When we Jeffrey R. B^regard, 35 Timber 'lYail, a senior School o f Business Administration; Mark Barry, 473 Sat 1, 3.05, 5:10, 735, 93 5 , midnight; Sun 1, 30 5 , 5:10, 735, 9 3 5 . — (■' by the Iraqis, but he had no exact The growing popularity of sled dog shying away from people.” and anybody that’s misbehaved has OLDIES DANCE PARTY > touched American soil, we all went crazy.” — Gregory King Ralph (PG) Sot 12:50, 2:50, 7, 935,11:40; Sun 12:50, 2:50, 7, 9 3 & figures. It has been impossible to "D majoring in marketing; Karen A. Bolduc, 667 Center E. Center St; Cyntliia Blanchette, 39 Sage Drive; HoDy — Tha Sllanca of lha Lamba (R) Sat 1235,2:55, 5:15, 7:40,10:10,1235; racing has prompted the Humane Some 1,500 dogs started the been dealt with,” he saidr-'Thosc Music from the 70's, 60's & 50's Musto, stationed at Fart Stewart. Su, a freshman nuyoring in accounting. Epstein, 145 N. Lakewood Circle; Peter Gallaaso Jr,, Sun 1235, 2:55, 5:15, 7^40, 10:10. — Naw Jack aiy (R) S a t1 3 t 3-35, determine independently how many Society of the United States to send Iditarod, which has never been com­ people arc cither no longer running by the fabulous DJ 530, 730, 9:45, 11:50; Sun 135, 335, 5 30, 73 0 , 9:45. — SNpwrackad Kuwaitis were tortured or died at the Also: Todd J. Guntulis, 101 lAfinthrop Road, a 36 Hei^ St; Michael Hazel, 652 Wetherell St; (PG) Sat 12:45, 2:40, 4:40, 705, 9:15,1130; Sun 12:45, 2:40, 4:40, 705, an investigator this year to the best- pleted in less than 11 days. About a the race or arc banned for a few “It’s just inspiring to be here to see families meet their sophomore majoring in accounting; Jill A. Lukas, 56 Elizabeth Mahler, 39 North Elm St; Naw^ Shddon, 9:15. — LA. Story (PQ-13) Sal 3 30, 535, 10:15, 1230; Sun 33 0 , 535, hands of the Iraqis. known race, the Iditarod Trail Sled third of the dogs that begin the race years.” John Rozz 10. — Tha Hard Why (f^ Sat 1:40, 430, 7:55, 1030, 1230; Sun 1:40, Many torture instruments A1 loved ones. To be able to see it firsthand is just an Alexander St, a senior nuyoring in finance; and Lisa D. 80 Strickland St; Mark Zatetnaa, l7 Sau Drive. Dog Race. typically arc flown out of check­ Wills said the Humane Society, 430, 735, 1030. — ikima Alona (PG) Sat 1:10, 330, 530, 1005,12:10; Fodari displayed are grotesque in MARCH 16 honor.” — Sen. Sam Nunn, chairman of the Senate PoDcey, 5 PuJeard S t, a sophomore with her major un- School of Education: Mindy Farde, 76 Thayer Road; Sun 1:10, 3 3 0 ,5 3 0 , 730,10:15. “We’re keeping an open mind, but points along the way because they based in Washington, used to get a Armed Services Committee. d ecid ^ FJissa Robbins, 133 Bobby Lane. MANCHESTER their simplicity: iron bars, some we’ve traditionally been opposed to become sick, injured or exhausted. couple of letters a week from people 7:30 P M -12:30 AM School of Engineeiing: Mark Aramli, 10 Pine St; UA Thaatara Eaal — Mliary (R) Sat 2,430, 730,9:40,11:40; Sun 3 with sharp prongs to puncture and any kind of spectacle event like this At least one or two dogs die in worried about sled-dog safety. Cbristopber Galligan, son of Edward and Ddricia 4 3 0 , 730, 9:40. — Tha GrtlMrs (R) Sat 2:10, 43 5 , 7:10, 93 0 , 11:45; Sun Patrick Grtffin, 158 Rnest St; Pedro Tonr^n, 91 Elm 2 :10,435, 7:10,930. — Edward Sdacorhandt (PO-13) Sat and Sun 230, pull skin; axes to chop off body that puts animals at risk,” said David each Iditarod, most from “Now with the proliferation of K of C “ Main St., Manchester Galligan 22 Packard S t, Manchester, has been named S t 4 30, 7 ,9 3 0 . — Tha Rocky Horror PIctura Show (R) Sat midnIghL parts; pliers to remove nails; chains Wills, the society’s vice president of pneumonia, intestinal obstructions events — the Beargrease race in Contests & Awards to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Nichols College, School of Fme Aiu: Rebecca Schaffer, 54 Tracy VERNON to truss victims up, and wooden and “sudden death syndrome” — Lottery CIna 1 A 2 — Tha Rookla (R) Sat-Sun 7. — Mitary (R) Sat 9:40; Sun investigations. Minnesota, the Yukon Quest and the $14.00/person includes entertainment, setups, homemade Dudley. Mass. Drive; Sheryl Veal, 41 Santina Drive. 930. Thraa Man and a LiWa (P G )& t and Sun 2, 4:15 — Uordiaart sticks bound together to hit the soles Wills watched the start of the race dropping in harness for unknown Iditarod — we’re getting 15 lo 45 Galligan is a junior nuuoring in finance. He’s a School of Runily Studies: Fernando Rausch, 297 (R) Sat 7:10, 930; Sun 7:10, 93 0 . — Tha Raccuart Down Undar (Q) Sat of the feet. last Saturday in Anchorage, and reasons, said veterinarian Bob Sept, letters a week from people that arc desserts and coffee. and Sun 130. graduate o f East Catholic H i^ School and is a co-cap- Spruce St; Schod o i Nursing: Michael Blanchard, 41 Some are more complicated: two flew along the first 200 miles of the a former president of the Iditarod upset,” he said. Here are the latest lottery results from around New Advance ticket sales only. tain of the men’s varsity basketball team and a memba Tonica Spring Trail; Drystyna Demusz, 5 McKinley St; iron bars joined in a V-shape used to 1,163-mile r ’ce across Alaska with Trail Committee and the doctor for “So we decided, maybe we really England: of the Varsity Club of the college. School o f Pharmacy: Jessy Kitischian, 5 Bank S t squeeze the neck and break it; a a vidcocamcra. This weekend, he champion Susan Butcher’s dogs. ought to take a good, hard look at For Tickets, Call Manchester Herald probe-shaped instrument for clean­ will fly 10 Nome to await the finish Occasionally, dogs arc killed by it.” Connecticut Kristina M. Wehr of 313 Birch Mountain Road, Rita Duchesneau of Manchester, a 1987 graduate of Kathy Moffitt o r JoAnn Callahan ing rocket-propelled grenades that and see the dogs’ condition. moose or in dog fights. The leaders' dogs usually arc in Lotto: 05-07-09-29-32-43. Play four 3-6-6-S. Daily: Manchester, has been named to the dean’s list for the fall Manchester High SchooL is back at that school student doubles as a sexual torture instru­ On the second day of this year’s But Sept said there’s nothing in­ prime condition, but other mushers 5^-9. semester at the University of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. teaching in the Social Studies dqMulment with Mrs. Sue Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. 649-8992 646-6864 ment for women; a vise to crack the Iditarod, Wills said, he saw dogs herently abusive about the Iditarod. use rented and sometimes un­ She is a senior majoring in optics and she’s a graduate 'IVler, for this semester. Daily publication since OcL 1.1914. skull. with bleeding paws, and many dogs “The veterinarians have always prepared animals, he said. Come as you were or come as you are. Massachusetts of Loomis-Chaifee !^ o o l, Windsor. Duchesneau is a senior at the University of Connec­ Daily: 1-4-2-0. Mass Millions: 9-11-25-27-41-44. ticut nuyoring in history. USPS 327-600 VOL. CX. No. 136 Bonus number was: 22. Todd Powers, son of Thomas and Vivily Powers of 36 In Memoriam Fairview St, Manchester, has been named to the dean’s Acting Pubisher In sad and loving memory of Arthur "Repairs AAA SPECIAL GETAWAY Students on dean’s list JEANNE O.FROMERTH Two reasons why Rhode Island list at the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Ind. J- Kura:apkot kot who passed away on on All Makes” Daily: 7-2-2-0. for the fall semester. John B. DeQuattro o f 123 Boulder Road and Sara E. Managing Editor March 10,1989. we should be your Powers is a junior at the university’s (ZoUege of En­ Rosenberg of 75 Bobby Lane, both of Manchester, have PETER DOWNS Sadly Missed, but not fbigotten. 1 Northern New England gineering. He is a 1988 graduate of Manchester High been named to the dean’s list at Tifts University, Med­ Sadly Missed, "St a n s a ^ car repair choice. School. ford, Mass, for the Call semester. 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IF 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 9» 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, March 9,1991—5 OPINION SENIOR CITIZENS

Open Forum AMP PRESIPENTBUSH Simpson Elderly workers will be addressed in upcoming seminar a.m. 03N®ESS.««ftLU^ ^ By JEANETTE CAVE your reservation so that someone else can take your ■Rie. Oil Painting 9:30 a.m., (adv) Square dancing 10 SA!fS WE DON'T MEEP Other trips are as follows: Manchester Senior Center place.) a.m.. Water Colors 12:30 p.m.. Photography Club (infor­ takes Mar. 20 — Nunsense at the Coachlight, $28.50 — Please make not of the following Thursday programs: mal) 10-12 noon. Bowling at Silver Lanes 12:30 p.m.. Your heritage register in the office. ' The week of March 10th is designated by the State of Mar 14 Irish Day Exercise “Cleo” 1:30 p.m.. Grocery shopping (Stop & ENWaUMNEfTO Best wishes are extended to Catherine Zibroski and AWTHOUSHTS?- Connecticut “Older Woricer Week.” An older worker is NJar 21 Golden Steppers Shop) call at least a day in advance for a ride. To The Editor: PRf FORTHtWR"’ after defined, believe it or not, as one that is over the age of Evelyn Slater, both in Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mar 28 Easter Dinner (reservations rcq’d) Michael m m m In the belief that newspaper files are the most likely ■ 45. They are recognized by employers as being a valu­ Also best wishes for a speedy recovery arc extended to Nix “Classical Guitar” Wed. No morning (upstairs) classes due to “Older source of reliable information about community attitudes able resource; dependable and consistent in good work Florence Peterson. The Ladies Golf League organizational meeting is Worker Week Seminar”, Caning 9:30 a.m. Music Ap­ at any given time in that community’s history, I am sub­ habits. The Senior Center sends praises to Helen Apr. 3 — “Easter Extravaganza” (filled) LV 7:30 a.m. scheduled for March 27 at 2 p.m. preciation (to be held in the Ceramics Room) 10:45 mitting this Open Letter To Students of Hebron History Agnew ' Winters, an older worker who has worked with the & RET 8:15 p.m. AARP Tax Counseling for Seniors is held every a.m.. Arts & crafts 12:30 p.m.. Friendship Circle 10 in 2090: meals program for many years. Helen has one of the Apr. 9 — Signup Red Sox Baseball Game #29 — in­ weekday except Thursday from 1-3:30 p.m. (free) “first a.m.. Bridge 12:30 p.m.. Exercise “Celeste” 2 p.fn.. There lived in Hebron Center in the final decade of the KWA30UTA best records of attendance and works diligently as a cludes Uunsportation and admission. Trip schedule July come, first served.” Nongrocery shopping (Bradlees) call by Mon. morning twentieth century a handful of people mindful of the his­ member of the meals program staff. A salute goes out to 30. The Senior Center in conjunction with AARP is offer­ Thu. Orchestra rehearsal 9 a.m.. Lunch 11:45 A.M., torical significance of their town, and of the importance By JACK ANDERSON all those who continue to contribute to the work force Apr. 29 — Rockingham Race Track $33.50 — in­ ing a Driver Education class on April 9 & 10 from Program “12:30” of preserving building and sites representative of the PEACETWt?! cludes transportation & buffet lunch. To register call and DALE VAN ATTA______and the community. 12:#0-4 p.m. Individuals completing ^ ih classes are en­ periods in which they were conceived. This small group Don’t forget our Older Worker Seminar on Wednes­ Don at 875-0538 after March 23. titled to a 5 percent reduction in their Insurance Fri. Ceramics 9:30 a.m., Cribbqge 9:30 a.m.. Bingo worked diligently to educate the public in the rudiments WASHINGTON — Alan Simpson and day, March 13th, 9-11:30 a.m., “Finding Employment May 14 — Ellis Island $29 — includes transportation Premiums as mandated by stale law. Fee for the course 10 a.m.. Setback 12:30 p.m.. Exercise “Cleo” 2 p.m., of historic preservation, so that you and your children Spiro Agnew — twins separated at birth? During Difficult Times.” Please call the center at and admission to Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty — is $8 payable by check only and endorsed to the AARP. Duckpin Bowling at Holiday Lanes 9:30 a.m. could sec how earlier generations lived. In that way, they The Republican senator from Wyom­ 647-3211 to register for the seminar. This program is signup March 20. IF you need information on classes, schedules, trips, believed, you could get a clear impression of the cultural ing and the former Republican vice cosponsored by the Senior Center and the Manchester May 29 — Caprilands herb farm $18 — includes menu, etc., call the Infoline at 647-3211. Scores: A values and the way of life of the people who built the president may not have the same biologi­ Job Service. transportation & lunch/lccturc — signup April 10 at Menu: The. 2/26 Bowling: Don Ostberg 215,551; Bruno town, nourished it, and brought it to prominence in the cal parents, but they wear the same The Manchester Health Department will sponsor at 9:30 a.m. Mon., 3/11 — Hot turkey sandwich, gravy, potato, Giordano 201, 532; Mike Pierro 526; Jim Fbrsyth 202, early days of Connecticut history. shoes, and put them in the same place — the Senior Center classes in Stress Management, Women Jun 2-6 — Wildwood Trip $234 (taking a wailing list) veg., beverage, dessert. 500; Ed Adams 222, 530; Hal Hinkel 200, 556; Andy By 1991, of course, there were only a few remaining their mouths. Simpson is filling Agnew’s and Heart Disease, Looking Bctter/Feeling Belter, and Call 875-0538. Tue., 3/12 — Tluia pie, roll, beverage, dessert. Lamoureaux 518; Dino Bemardi 213; Joe Blazinski 509; examples of the architectural acumen of Hebron’s shoes admirably when it comes to his Smoking Cessation. Glaucoma Screening and Mam­ Sep 1-8 — Bermuda Cruise Presentation — prices Wed., 3/13 — Ham & cheese sandwich, soup, Frank Gallas 527. Vi Pulford 207, 488; Ida Cormier colonial citizens, who hewed out of native forests the habit of bashing the press in times of na­ mograms are also scheduled. Call the Health Depart­ start at $799 pp twin, plus port taxes ($300 deposit at beverage, dessert 461; Margaret Patrick 175; Lottie Kuezynski 200, 520; timbers for substantial houses in the architectural tradi­ tional crisis. ment for details, 647-3173. signup) Call Lois at 243-1630. Thu., 3/14 — “Irish Day” corned beef & cabbage, Marcia Goodman 194, 485; Pat Olcavage 460; Jennie tion of their European origins. A hundred years before, Jl** Last month Simpson gagged on his The Center has planned a trip to the Bushnell to hear March 12lh at noon is the last day you can reserve a potatoes, carrots, roll, beverage, dessert. Leggitt 182,181,533. fire had claimed many of those fine houses. Others were shoe when he said CNN correspondent the Hartford Pops Orchestra on April 13. The orchestra meal for Irish Day. Reservations for the Easter Meal Fri., 3/15 — Seafood boat, juice, beverage, dessert. Wed. 2/28 Bridge: None. subsequently lost to neglect or simple economic ad­ Peter Arnett was filing “repulsive” turns into a really big band with a salute to Glenn (March 28) arc also being taken. Polish Night will be Ongoing Activities: Fri. 3/1 Setback: Hazel McGary 134; Dom Anastasio vantage. reports from Baghdad under the watchful Miller, Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Harry James, and held on April 11th in the evening. Rc.scrvalions will be Mon. Ceramics 9:30 a.m., Lir..iiic Dancing 9:30 a.m., 129; Art Bouffard 128; Ken Herbele 126. Still, there were in 1991 a few good houses in the eye of Iraqi censors. Simpson said Arnett other popular bands of the swing era. The ticket and taken starting March 18lh. (Note: If you have made a Bingo 10 a.m.. Pinochle 12:30) pfn.,^ho;)m.,^hotography 1-3 Mon. 3/4 Pinochle: Hazel McGary 794; Edith Albert hands of Hebron families proud of their lineage and was “what we used to call in my day a transportation will cost $22. Signup is March 22 at 10 rc.scrvalion and cannot attend, please call and cancel p.m.. Exercise “Celeste” 2 p.m. 783; Ril Alkas 750; Ada Rojas 748; Mike Haberem. upbringing, or in the hands of new Hebron residents with Re-examine arms trade sympathizer. ... He was active in the the good sense to appreciate their properties’ architec­ WASHINGTON (NEA) — Although that are entirely uruclalcd to U.S.-Soviet Vietnam War and he won a Pulitzer Prize tural or historical significance. However many of those the international embargo against muni­ tensions. Moreover, the sellers often largely because of his anti-government houses remain in 2091, you can be sure they exist be­ tions shipments to Iraq presumably will have other motives as well — as Hartung material. And he was married to a Viet­ cause individual owners chose to preserve them. Ab­ remain in place indefinitely, there unfor­ ROBERT notes in describing this country’s namese whose brother was active in the solutely no credit for the continuing existence of anyth­ tunately is no evidence of any other sig­ policies: Viet Cong. I called that ‘sympathizers’ in ing historical value in Hebron Center devolves from tlie WALTERS nificant changes in the global trafficking "President Bush’s penchant for my early days in the Second World War.” RELIGION majority of property owners of 1991, who, by voting in military weaponry. employing foreign military sales as a down the creation of a historical district protected by We can only speculate what preco­ If no lesson is learned from the recent policy instrument was first revealed in town and state ordinance, exhibited a singular lack of war provoked by Iraqi President Saddam cious little A1 meant by “sympathizer” in the summer of 1989, when he aimounced his early days. He was 10 when Pearl feeling for the possible future benefit of anything that Hussein, another petty despot elsewhere a multi-year plan to send unprecedented might even remotely portend higher taxes or lower eventually will begin terrorizing a region Harbor was bombed, and could be under­ gola with $1.6 billion and Vietnam with levels of U.S. arms and advisors to standably confused about the role of a Conference promotes meal programs to help the needy property values. Fears of such events were broadly circu­ by rattling sabers purchased from the $1.5 billion. Colombia, Bolivia and Peru as part of his free press during a war. lated Ixjfore the voting, although no previously es­ United States, the Soviet Union and Nations whose purchases totaled $700 widely touted ‘war on drugs.’ Simpson has since backed off of his suffers Catherine Byron, Lily Krob, tablished historic district in Connecticut had felt them. other leading merchants in the world’s million to $1.3 billion include Syria, “U.S. security assistance has long By NANCY CARR clearly reflected in the number of CT Department of Income Main­ South Methodist, Church of the As­ Manchester, Eastern Star #53, Pres­ allegations about Arnett’s family ties. He Dot McCann, Lucille Sinon, Emily The organizations and individuals responsible for arms baz.aar. Taiwan, Japan, North Korea, Baland, been used as a carrot to convince MACC Executive Director men and women using the Soup tenance for their gift in memory of sumption, Temple Beth Sholom, byterian Church, St. Maurice Chur­ defeating the historic district in Hebron Center exhibited “No single event has more forcefully West Germany, Spain, East Germany, made a mistake, and reporters, if anyone, Kitchen. Two years ago an average Smith, Francesco Morasco, Rita her husband, Bruce Glode. In addi­ Greater Hartford Chapter of Notre ch, Rockville Area Family Campers, countries such as Greece, Tbrkey and the Lombardi, Harriet Hiller, Arlene O Z] the same spirit that has allowed creation within whisper­ demonsuated the need for a new system Algeria, Turkey, Egypt and Ethiopia. Philippines to continue hosting major should understand how that happens. One feeding program and two of 41 men and women were fed each tion a major support gift was grate­ Dame Club, Eastern Star #53, Men’s Gail Shapiro, Bolton Congregation­ Rivers, Mary Jaworksi, Anne J3 r- ing distance of the Old Town Hall a mini-storage com­ of regional disarmament and arms trans­ The world’s leading arms exporters in U.S. bases. What we don’t understand is Simpson’s food disbursement programs are day. Last year the average daily at­ fully received in December from Club of St. Rose Church of East al, Emanuel Lutheran, Mrs. Har- plex of eyesore proportions and open-ditch drainage fer restrictions than Iraq’s invasion of 1988 were the Soviet Union with $21.4 odious habit of blaming the messenger available to our Manchester neigh­ tendance had increased to 61. French. Also Killy Anderson, Fred benefactors John and Laura Nales- Hartford, Manchester Rotary Club, warih, Denise Wohlgemuth, Ricky “The Carter administration bartered Becker, Kathleen Carr, Elaine through a once-valuable property to a once-unpollutcd Kuwait,” says analyst William D. Har- billion worth of sales, the United States whenever the news doesn’t sit well with bors in need through the Con­ January stats indicate that an nik. Vcrplanck PTA, Knights of Colum­ Kahn, Regina Coope, Harriett Potts, > m arms for access to military facilities in Crockett, Rose Dumas, Pat Fox, brook. Fortunately for you in 2091, those twentieth-cen­ tung, writing in the current issue of the with $14.3 billion, China with $3.1 bil­ Kenya, Somalia and Oman as part of its him. ference. Since we not only feel that average of 68 needy men and Inkind contributions of food to bus,^ Mrs. Olson’s Second grade at Sl John’s Polish National, Bolton l i ^ tury creations may have vanished, if only behind a screen World Policy Journal. lion and France witli $1.9 billion. Other push to establish a Rapid Deployment We’re reminded of a windbag in the children should not go hungry but women are coming to Shepherd’s Shepherd’s Place last year were Highland Park School, Cecil Young, Women’s Club, Bill McMullen, O w of billboards and fast-food outlets. As you might su.spcct “The vast majority of nations that major suppliers ranged from Bulgaria Force” in the Middle East. White House during the Nixon years, they should have their meals in the Place each day for food. valued at over $55,000. These gifts Patrick Schaeffer, Ed Tomaszewski, Jerome Martin, Virginia Benjamin, z ■< from 1991 photographs of the Hebron Center have joined the anti-Iraq coalition were and Brazil to Czecho.slovakia and Chile. Spiro Agnew, who proved that vice security of their own home, the In addition to the noon feeding MACC News arc a mtijor factor in our ability to Barbara Bolduc, Kathryn Price, Inga Joan Troy, Edward Walters, Mr. and Schoolhouse built in the late nineteenth century, with its significant suppliers of military technol­ The annual value of all international Instead of seeking a new system of in­ presidents really do have a job. Agnew’s groceries provided through the program, an evening meal iS continue providing food to the Bervalds, Marilyn Ridolfo, Ella Mrs. Ralph Homes, Barbara Bolduc, H H broadside signs proclaiming occupation by American ogy to Saddam Hussein’s regime arms transfers peaked at $56 billion in ternational security arrangements, the was to blame the press for the failings of Emergency Pantry are reserved prepared by Shepherd’s Place day homeless and needy. Michaud, Dan Lundeen, Norman Temple Beth Sholom, Ed and m I Bush administration is likely to view vic­ Legion Post 95, that Post’s membership openly voted throughout the 1980s,” he adds, noting 1987, then declined sharply to $49 bil­ the Vietnam War. Agnew gave his best primarily for family use. In addition, volunteers for those staying in Francis Guibrod, Faith Gustafson, Our thanks to Custom Carte Com­ Cabana, Jim Benton, Charles Schad, Rosemary Gregory, Victorian 0 m tory in the war against Iraq as an oc­ against creation of the historical district, as did the mem­ that the recent military confrontation lion one year later. But that 1988 figure performance on Nov. 13, 1969. Ten days a disbursement of available surplus Samaratin Shelter — a meal that is Mary Kuzmickas, Patrick Kilduff, missary and Highland Park Market Shirley Juran, East Hartford Nurs­ Heights Health Care Center, Richard bers of the First Congregational Church of Hebron, who might not have occurred in the absence is iiardly cause for celebration because casion to expand military sales to Israel, earlier President Nixon had announc^ federal foods to eligible residents is then heated and served by church Anne Machrega, Moreen Moriarty, for weekly donations. ery, WAWA Market, Wooden Spoon Dagesse Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Egypt and other friendly countries in the 1 might have been expected to revere worthy historic tradi­ of profligate arms sales. the volatile Middle East maintained its plans to continue the war until North carried out once a month. volunteer night supervisors. William Cos Tedone, Mona Wilke, Rose Inkind donations of food to Caterers, J.C. Penney, Royal Ice Desmond, Elizabeth Clark, Bolton Middle East. p o tion. Indeed, Iraq was by far the world’s long-standing position as the world’s Vietnam agreed to negotiate an Shepherd’s Place Soup Kitchen Slechholz, our Shepherd’s Place Young, Grace Didan, Roger Lan- Shepherd’s Place were also received Cream, C&W Caterers, St. Rose of Cub Scouts, Salvation Army, It is all too obvious that bad as well as good civic leading importer of weapons and muni­ leading regional arms purchaser. Indeed, already announced is a “honorable peace” or until the South was established to provide meals on coordinator, is able to provide gelien, Carol Turek, Ruth Kohke. in November and December from East Hartford, Manchester Red Manchester Powder Squadron. o tions in 1988, the most recent year for This is an especially propitious time an ongoing basis to non-working balanced and nuuitional meals to so Our thanks to all those who have Catherine Bryon, Virginia Ben­ Cross, Hebron Commission on n ^ traditions persist in Connecticut as elsewhere on this old record-setting, two-stage $21 billion Vietnamese were capable of fighting Also Dave and Terri Billiel, Ar­ which complete records arc available. for a rc-examination of that trade be­ adults in fiscal crisis, those with many men and women in need provided finance support in the past jamin, Lily Krob, L. Curkin, Harry Aging, Mrs. Englebrest Cooking 2 C/3 planet. We all had forefathers who displayed wilfull ig­ arms package to be sold to Saudi Arabia their own war. Nixon called on “the great lene Norman, Brownie Troop 657 of The value of its purchases that year was cause much of it was spawned by the chronic problems (mental health, thanks to community financial and four months: South United Rcinhom, Orrin and Mcma West, Class at High School, filing Jr. High m c/3 norance, unenlightened self-interest, and abysmal mean­ that will include scores of F-15 fighters, silent majority” to back him up. Robertson School, Kevin Kehoe, S4.6 billion. fast-fading Cold War, whose two adver­ hundreds of M-1 tanks, dozens of retardation, addiction) and the inking support and a crew of dedi­ Methodist, Victorian Cleaning Kay Carr, Edmund Dean, Kitty pupils, 5ih grade at Verplanck, Cub ness of spirit, as well as those who showed foresight and Amazing Store, Arbors at Hop P O But others high on the list include saries pressed client nations to buy arms Apache helicopters and multiple batteries Network news anchors called Nixon’s homeless. Fbr the past seven years a cated volunteers. Enterprises, Hour Glass Cleaners, Anderson, J.R. Smyth, Ed Thomas, Scout #157. consideration of present and future neighbors. May you Brook, Phyllis Pierson, Kim Allard, have inherited enough of the traits of the latter to over­ India with S3.2 billion, Saudi Arabia as a means of halting the spread of com­ of ftiu-iot missiles. policy what it was — “nothing really hot dinner has been served at 11 Several of our volunteers have George and Margaret Kania, Samuel Joe and Albina Twaronitc, Tom Inkind donations in December new.” Agnew responded in a speech AARP #604, North MethodisL Bol­ come the influence of the former. That is our last, best with S3 billion, Afghanistan with S2.6 munism or imperialism. That will enrich the makers of those a.m. every weekday at the kitchen been staffing the soup kitchen since and Joan Teller, Donald and Eva Marky, Dr. Jeffrey Katz, Lorainc and January of food to the Emergen­ S I ton Methodist, Manchester Country billion, Iran with $2 billion, Israel with Many of the purchasers have their own weapons systems — and further destabil­ claiming Nixon’s remarks had been sub­ on the ground floor of Samaritan we opened at Center Church seven Avery, James and Mary Anne Gren- Gacliardi, Elisc Lewis, Pu Schaefer, cy Pantry were received from Bolton hope. Club, Salvation Army, Sunrise ? « Herrick Peterson $1.9 billion, Cuba with $1.7 billion, An- political and military agendas, however. ize the already insecure region. ject to “querulous criticism” from a Shelter, 466 Main Street. years ago. Our thanks to all our nan, Christian Involvement Com­ Eddie Olander, Lucille Sinon, Mona Methodist, Harold and Joanne “gaggle of commentators” and a “tiny 667 Gilead St. Current economic conditions arc volunteers and to long time unpaid mittee of St. James, Irene Pi.sch, Wilke, Custom Carte Commissary, Amoslcn, Second Congregational, Northeast (Vemwood), Marie Little, X > closed fraternity of privileged” jour­ Hebron Mary Leslie, Catherine and Mary Fowler’s Produce, Emanuel Frances Libbey, Gladys While, Elizabeth Asplund, Mr. and Mrs. nalists who were “constantly talking to Byron and to friends and Co­ Lutheran, Concordia Lutheran, St. South Methodist, Ted and Marion Generous, Roger Morgan, Gail one another, thereby providing artificial workers of Claudette Beaulieu in the George Church (Bolton), St. James, Seitz. Imaging Center of Eaton, E. Nickerson, St. Bridget. A liberal Dem praises Bush reinforcement to their shared view­ In Brief Letters policy points.” Unlike Mark Antony, who had a hid­ America is still trying to buy the whole The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters den agenda, this liberal Democrat comes world. This jingoistic obsession is one of There it is, the stale theory that the South United Methodist Church should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten to praise conservative Republican George Bush’s most frightening left-wing, critical American press lives to Schedule of services make life miserable for well-meaning pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any George Herbert Walker Bush. CHUCK shortcomings. The following events are scheduled for the week of March 10-16 at South reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries I stand not only in awe, but in grudg­ politicians and bureaucrats. It is Alan United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St.: STONE In the months to come, my presiden­ ship service, nursery. (649-3472) Bolton. The Rev. William J. Olesik, pastor. ing admiration of our 41st president. In Simpson’s theme song. He told Saddam Monday: 7 pjn., I ^ n t s meeting on baptisms. COVENANT North United Methodist Church, 300 to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is tial New England homey will antagonize BAPTIST Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Hussein in a pre-war meeting last year Tuesday: 7:30 p.m.. Members & Ev; 7:30 p.m., Dupce Circle. Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C . Trench, 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. (643-4466) final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All his steadfastness, he was right. In my Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Cen­ women and minorities with his probable matack Sl., Manchester. Rev. Norman Swen­ pastor; Rev. H . Osgood Bennett, visitation ambivalence — well, I don’t think 1 was that the American press was “a haughty Wednesday: 12:30 p.m., AARP executive board; 1:30 p.m., AARP #1275; ter Sl., Manchester. Rev. James I. Meek, min­ letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ veto of the civil-rights bill and submis­ son, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, associate pas­ minister. Sunday schedule, 9 a.m. and 10:30 UNITARIAN UNIVER- and pampered press — they all consider ister. Schedule: 10 a.m., Sunday worship ser­ dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ wrong. But the recent incredible events 7:30 pjn„ Lydia-Hollis; 8:30 p.m., “8” leaders. tor; &hedule: 8 and 11 a.m,, worship ser­ a m., worship services; lO.GO a.m., Sunday sion of legislation to enrich the rich and vice: 11:15 a m.. Church School: Noon, ^feuth do not endow me with prophetic honors. themselves political geniuses.” Thursday: 9:15 a.m., Edgar-Comell. vices; 9:30 a.m., Bible School. (649-2855). School. (649-3696) SALIST ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. impoverish the poor. He can’t help it. He groups. A nursery is available.(643-0S37) When George Bush dramatically ter­ an increasingly massive numbers, war is Friday: 6 p.m., Pinewood Derby. South United Methodist Church, 1226 UnHaiian Universalist Society-East, 153 was raised with a Silver spoon in his Last year, we reported what Simpson Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake Sl.. EPISCOPAL Main St., Rev. FredericK L. \brger, pastor; W. Vernon Sl., Manchester. Rev. Connie becoming an unacceptable alternative. Manchester. minated the Persian Gulf War, he showed St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 Kyle W. McGaw, assodate pastor. Sunday Stemburg, minister. Sunday services, 10:30 school lunch box. said in that meeting with Saddam, and Rev. Jim Beliasov, pastor. Sunday School: class, the kind of class that Ronald America also has got to stop posturing as North Ujnited Methodist Church Boston Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David Brown, pas­ schedule: Wbrship services, 8 and 10 a m.; a.m.; Nursery care and you^ religious educa­ 9:30 a.m.: Sunday worship: 10:45 a m. and the senator throttled us. Simpson told tor. Sunday worship 10 a m.; church school, Church School, 10:15 a.m.; 9 a.m., adult tion. Collee hour alter servica. (646-5151.) Berry's World Reagan never had. the policeman of the world. We cannot But his successful mobilization The following events are scheduled for the coming week at North United 6:30 p.m. (646-5316) Saddam that his problem was he had iso­ 9:45 a.m. collee lellowship, 11 a.m. education. (647-9141). Bush still might have justified pursu­ save everybody, including our friends. against Iraq will not be repeated domesti­ Methodist Church, 200 Parker St.: First Baptist Ch u rch , 240 Hillslown Road, lated himself from the media. Simpson Manchester, Dr. Billy J . Scott, pastor. Sunday (643-9203.) ing the Iraqi armies all the way to Bagh­ Nor can we destroy every enemy. Monday: 7:30 p.m.. Finance Committee. St. M ary's Episcopal Chu rch, Park and NATIONAL CATHOLIC cally. Declining employment and rising schedule: 9 a.m., Open Prayer and Collee A few days ago, I was reading a book said Iraq’s beef was with the American St. John the Baptist Polish National dad, while insisting on a statement from racial discrimination will be imperiously Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., Jazzercise; 6:30 p.m., TOPS; 7:30 p.m.. Ecumenical Fellowship; 9:30 a.m., Bible Study lor pre- Church THE press, not the American government. Catholic Church, 23 Golway St., Manclicsior. of sermons by this era’s greatest school-adult: 11 a.m., Morning worship ser­ streets, Manchester. Andrew D. Smith, rector. Saddam Hussein of abject surrender. For ignored. Prayer Group. Rev. Stanley M. Loncota, pastor. Sunday Mas­ And, he added, that Saddam should “in­ vice. (649-7509) Doe Anno Dodd, assistant rector. Wjrship: a while, that seemed to be his intent. theologian, Karl Barth. In a 1956 sermon Bul at this moment, when March Wednesday: 6:30 p.m.. Lenten Bible Study; 7 p.m.. Meditation and Com­ ses. 9 a.m. weekday masses, 8 a m.; School BIBLE vite them (the press) to come here (Iraq) First Baptist Chapel ol the Deaf, 240 7:30 a.m, preached to a group of inmates in a ol Christian Living classes, Sunday, 10:15 At his press conferences prior to call­ slipped in like a lamb, George Bush is munion; 7:15 pjn.. Choir rehearsal. Hillslown Road, Manchester, Rev. William A. and see for yourselves.” and 9:30 am.: Church School. 9:30 a.m.: a.m.; CCD classes, Thursdays, 6 p.m. Basel, Switzerland, prison, Barth paren­ Thursday: 9:30 a.m, Jazzercise; 6 p.m., TOPS; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study. Shilflett, pastor: Sunday services, 9.30 a m., SPEAKS ing for an end to hostilities, he showed a one helluva man, a true American hero. Wednesdays, (643-5906) su-eak of mean-spiritedness that may thetically commented: “Truly each na­ He needs to know that. What Simpson expected the press to Friday: 10 ajn.. Mothers Morning In; Noon, AA. Sunday School lor preschool-adult: 11 a m., Holy Eucharist. 10 a.m. (649-4583) by tion has had its time: the English with Saturday: 7:30 p.m.. Young Adults at Steve Hadge’s. deal and hearing-impaired worship service: NAZARENE have been the result of weeks of wearied Only 10 months from 1992, one can see in Iraq is not spelled out. But what Wednesday, 7 p.m., prayer meeling-Bible GOSPEL Eugene Brewer Church of the Nazarsne, 236 Main St., frustration. He seemed to want a their Empire, the French with their great only feel sorry for the Democrats. Who study. (643-7543 TDD) (649-7509 voice). the senator later said he was trying to do Church ol the Living God, Robertson Manchester. Rev. Philip Chano, pastor. Sun­ i St. George’s Episcopal Church Mount Zion Baptist Church, 240 Hillslown As the Persian Gulf War Shakespearean pound of Saddam’s flesh. nation. Hitler with his Reich of a arc they going to nominate to run against was open up Iraq more to the Western ‘ School, No. School St., Manchester. Rev. day schedule: 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; Road, Manchester. Rev. Harrie Williams, pas­ wound down It was reossuring thousand years, the Americans with their The following events are scheduled for the coming week at St. George’s David W. Mullen, pastor. Sunday worship 9 10:40 a.m., worship servioe, children's church Reporters may have been a leavening Bush as a candidate for political immola­ media. Make that everyone in the tor. Sunday services: 11 a.m., Sunday School: 8.m. and 10:45 a.m.; Wednesday, 7 p.m. and nursery: 6 p.m., evening praise service, to hear our leaders, from our 1 I JOST SHOT THE influence. They repeatedly asked the eagerness to buy the whole world....” tion? By George, it is not going to be Episcopal Church, Bolton: Noon, worship servioe. (569-0406) Western media except Peter Arnett. Be- ' (647-7355). nursery. Mid-week Bibia Study,. 7 p.m., Wed­ President to our diplomats, to generals if it was now U.S. policy to In 25 years, nothing has changed! Monday: 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Boy Scouts. Full Gospel Interdertomlnatlonal Church,

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JIM mmm ■ 1 *—MANCHESTER HERALD. Sauirday, March 9,1991 I fflaiuliriitrr Hrralft Police Americans are living From Page 1 Section 2, Page 9 Saturday, March 9,1991 town employees should base an ex­ do with the town of Manchester,” SPORTS The police union has been ample of their grievance. said >\^lson, adding that he did not it up inside Kuwait without a contract since June be­ “I’m sorry to hear that they’re understand the police union’s cause it and the town’s Board of doing this,” Werkhoven said. “TTiey motivation for the boycott. Directors are fighting about how to By GREG MYRE On a nearby building, one spray-paint artist tried his have always presented themselves “Almost every year, they’ve show save the town money in the new; The Associated Press best to pay tribute to the U.S. president: “Long Live Jorg well.” up with a good group,” he said. contract. The union says it can save Buss.” Georgetown sends UConn to the sidelines The parade is scheduled to begin Wilson said the absence of money by changing health insurers, KUWAIT CITY — An American asks for street direc­ On a downtown street, several schoolgirls were pass­ forming at 10 a.m. across from the Manchester police marchers will not but the town wants the union to pay tions. “No problem, I will take you myself,” says the ing out cards with pink ribbons to U.S. soldiers and other By JIM TIERNEY was jointly held by Syracuse’s Der­ The championship game is set for hind. I was wondering how horrible 7:32 left in the half. Georgetown qualify for the NCAA tourney was State Capitol, intersection of Capitol cast a shadow on the parade. Many five percent of its health insurance Kuwaiti. Americans that read, “Thank you for kicking Saddam Manchester Herald rick Coleman and Dan Schayes at Sunday afternoon at 12:30 (CBS). they were playing.” turned the technicals — Mourning in 1978. ■ W ■ Avenue and Oak Street, Hartford. other Manchester groups, such as premiums. Short on food, my American friend? Here, have 50 hot Hussein’s butt.” 23. “The game played very strange,” Chris Smith led Connecticut with hit four consecutive free throws — “We felt we had to win this game Groups representing Manchester the Manchester H i^ School march­ loaves of pita bread, straight from the bakery oven. When Kuwaitis have their nightly celebratory parade NEW YORK — The antidote “He’s an excellent rebounder,” Georgetown coach John Thompson 17 points. He w ^ 5-for-15 from the into a six-point play to take a 19-14 to win the Big East. We don’t do have marched in the parade every ing band, the Eighth Utilities Dis­ In September, the Board of Direc­ Need gas? Don’t wait in that mile-long line, Mr. along the beachfront Comiche, some people get out of seemed simple enough. Thompson said of Mutombo, “He’s said. “At times it seemed like we, field. The Huskies overall were 17- lead after trailing by one. that kind of thinking at Geor­ year since it started nearly 20 years trict Fire Department and relatives tors rejected a contract containing American, go to the front for a free fill-up, the Kuwaiti their cars just to shake hands with American soldiers and ' In its Big East Conference Tour­ going to be dangerous when he were playing horrible, but we were The Huskies took a quick 8-1 lead getown,” Thompson responded ago. for-53, 32 percent, and an inept 12- of Manchester soldiers in the Per­ the union’s proposal on a 5-4 party, says with a smile. ask for an autograph. nament quarterfinal against Geor­ learns what he’s doing out there.” either still ahead or not that far be- of-21 from the foul line. Scott Bur­ at the 16-minute mark. But Geor­ when asked if his team needed to Edward J. Wilson, treasurer of the sian Gulf, will march, he said. ^ line vote led by Republicans. The I ^ e ric a n s aren’t always welcome in this part of the On the back window of a Mercedes-Benz auto, a getown Friday night at Madison UConn (18-10) now awaits the rell added 11 points for the Huskies. getown outscored UConn by a 27-10 win to make the NCAA Tourna­ Manchester St. Patrick’s Day Parade contract is now in binding arbitra­ world, but carry a U.S. passport in Kuwait these days and poster of Kuwait’s Emir Jaber al-Ahmed al-Sabah was Square Garden, the University of seedings and pairings for the 64- Georgetown shot 28 percent (17- margin over the next 11:10 and led ment. Committee, said he was surprised by “We’re disappointed that the tion. Daley says it probably will be you’re treated as if you belong to the al-Sabah royal plastered next to a hand-made drawing of the Stars and Connecticut had to contain the team NCAA Tournament which will for-60) from the field but outscored 28-18 after a Harrison 3-pointer Two Mourning free throws put family. “The game played very the union’s decision. police won’t be there, but the parade several months before an agreement Stripes. Hoyas’ imposing ‘Twin Towers’ — be announced Sunday at 6:30 UCoim, 32-12, from the foul line. with 4:50 left in the half. the Hoyas up 50-38 with 11:47 left The parade “really has nothing to has to go on,” Wilson said. can be reached. “Welcome, America number one,” Kuwaiti soldiers Many Kuwaitis now sport lapel pins with the 7-2 Dikembe Mutombo and 6-10 (CBS). strange. At times it seemed Georgetown was 32-of-39 from the Three of the lower seeds ad­ A Mutombo 3-point play gave Geor­ say as they wave American journalists past the military American flag and Kuwait’s red, white, green and black Alonzo Mourning. No. 6 Georgetown (17-11) will like we were playing hor­ foul line. vanced to the semifinals as upsets getown a 61-45 edge with 5:06 to roadblocks throughout the city. banner side-by-side. For the Huskies, ‘simple’ turned meet No. 7 Providence (17-11), a UConn 21 turnovers, including 16 were the order of the day. go. After the first minute of the In much of the Middle E ^t, Arabs are suspicious if Kuwaitis have been enormously helpful to U.S. and ever so quickly into impossible. 72-64 upset winner over No. 2 St. rible, but we were either in the first half where Georgetown Speculation has surrounded Geor­ second half, UConn couldn’t come Gulf not hostile toward the United States. Many Arabs believe other foreign journalists trying to find their way around a Mutombo (13 points. Big East John’s in this afternoon’s second grabbed a 34-30 halftime lead. getown’s chances of making the within six points of the Hovas. A still ahead or not that far the United States wants to dominate the area and control city without electricity, working telephones or street record 27 rebounds) and Mourning semifinal at 2:30 (CBS). Freshman Charles Harrison had 12 NCAA tourney due to its poor In their first meeting on Feb. 11 its oil, and they also resent staunch American support for li^ts, and with many of the road signs missing. (19 points, 6 rebounds), dominated The first semifinal at noon behind. I was wondering of his 15 points in the opening half record against Division I teams. in Hartford, UConn held Mutombo From Page 1 Israel. Instead of giving directions, Kuwaitis often volunteer the inside play as the Hoyas knock- matches No. 4 Seton Hall (20-8), a how horrible they were for Georgetown. After Friday’s victory, the Hoyas. and Mourning to a combined 17 Before the Iraqi invasion, Kuwaitis generally had more to chauffeur journalists to their destination. A press pass ^ off defending Big East Con­ 70-69 winner over Pittsburgh There were four technicals as­ are 13-11 against Division I com­ points (on 3-for-ll shooting) with R rt Riley, Kan., and bases in Germany. “It’s hard to say measuring about 100 square yards. favorable impressions of America than residents of allows one to go directly to the front of lengthy gas sta­ playing.” in words how proud I am of you.” ference Tournament champion Con­ (20-11), against No. 8 Villanova sessed in the opening 20 minutes petition and in good shape to receive all five of Mourning’s points com­ “We were packed like sardines,” said Fahad Ladalah, a poorer Arab nations. Many had visited or studied in the tion lines for a free fill-up. necticut, 68-49. (16-13), a surprise 70-68 winner their 13th suaight NCAA bid. ing from the foul line in the second Allied forces had ta u ^ t the world’s “petty dictators” a 27-year-old accountant. “Many people went to the — John Thompson with UConn coach Jim Calhoun United States. When two Associated Press reporters went to a garage The previous rebounding mark over No. 1 seed Syracuse (26-5). tossed out with two technicals with The last time Georgetown did not half. lesson, Schwarzkopf said. “They just can’t get away with bathroom on themselves and then had to sleep with Still, there is no comparison between then and now, to get two flat tires fixed (free of charge), they came bullying their neighbors and taking what they want be­ others. The Iraqi soldiers just laughed.” America’s leading role in the war to liberate the emirate across a bakery with a long line outside. cause they think they’re so tough.” Meals consisted of rock-hard bread for breakfast, rice has made Kuwaitis absolutely euphoric about everything When they inquired a ^ u t buying bread, they were With uprisings reported in the north, south and in strewn with pebbles for lunch and more bread for dinner. American, at least for the time being. given (free of charge) 50 loaves of hot pita bread, a true Baghdad, Saddam extended the deadline for anmesty of­ “The Americans have given us our counu-y back,” said windfall in a city where virtually all stores and res­ Villanova, PC pull off up sets in Big East play “It was like hell,” said Hami Jamal, a 27-year^old fe r^ to army deserters. A decree signed by Saddam and taurants remain closed. computer engineer who was among hundreds of hostages Jameel al-Awadhi, a 24-year-old Kuwaiti. “We are very 1 read on Baghdad Radio said the deadline was changed to thankful and we won’t forget it.” Can this huge outpouring of goodwill last forever? By The Associated Press Big East freed late Thursday. “We drank swamp water for days. Probably not. No. 21 Seton HaU 70, Pitt 69: March 15 because of transportation problems. Providence 72, No. 20 S t John’s And for what crimes? Fbr being Kuwaitis.” U.S. Ambassador Edward Gnchm joked about it When an American journalist drove around a long line Oliver Taylor drove the lane for a An undetermined number of Iraqi soldiers abandoned Villanova, known for its 64: Eric Murdock scored 21 points Thursday, “I bet I’m the only American ambassador in at a checkpoint and cut in front of the lead vehicle, the layup in the final second to advance their positions. In addition, more than 60,000 were cap­ On one side of the highway, several hundred bowed postseason upsets, did it again and Providence pulled off another tured. Allied officials said the repatriation of the the world with pro-American graffiti on my walls,” he young Kuwaiti woman driver yelled: “It’s my turn, you Seton Hall (20-8) into the semifinals onto the desert sand as a muezzin chanted the call to Friday, downing fourth-ranked Big East tournament upset Friday prisoners of war would begin Monday. said. ass.” against Villanova. Brian Shorter’s prayer on the Muslim day of rest. Syracuse 70-68 in the Big East tour­ Addressing worshipers at Tehran University for Friday night, holding No. 20 St. John’s to tip-in with 11 seconds left had given nament on two foul shots by Greg prayers, Rafsanjani said Iran would cooperate with Iraq “This is our first free prayer in weeks,” said Adel al- w-w-y one basket in a span of nearly 12 Pitt (20-11) a short-lived lead in a only if Saddam and his Arab Baath Socialist Party sur­ Saghayer, a 31 -year-old aircraft maintenance engineer. “I A M Woodard with 4.7 seconds to go. minutes in the second half win game in which the Fathers led by rendered “to the will of the people.” can’t wait to return to my homeland.” ’ * The Wildcats, who upset Geor­ 13 points in the first half. “Saddam is making a misudee while suppressing the But not all were allowed into Kuwait. A Kuwaiti bor­ getown in the 1985 NCAA tourna­ AGC ment final, had led by 11 points in NCAA Hoop people. This is the worst mistake,” Rafsanjani said in his der guard checked the men’s identification. From Page 1 No. 7 North Carolina 67, Clem- sermon, broadcast by Tehran Radio. the first half, then trailed by 16 with son 59: North Carolina didn’t score Rafsanjani said Saddam and his party “should sur­ “All men who don’t have Kuwaiti accents or sufficient less than 10 minutes to go before 72-64. a basket in the final 8:16, but Kine day with marching bands, flowers women have had to seek equality Center for Social Development and render to the will of the people. ... If the Baathists will proof will be put aside and investigated,” the officer said. beginning a run that dumped the The seventh-seeded Friars (17-11) Rice made four free throws in the and folk dancers, but some women “under more adverse circumstances Humanitarian Affairs in Vienna. She 2: not listen to the voice of the people, it will be their last “If they can prove they are Kuwaiti, we will let them into top-seeded Orangemen (26-5). final 56.2 seconds as the seventh- watching the festivities in Moscow than those who have been forced to coordinates the U.N.’s anti-drug ac­ handed second-seeded St. John’s mistake.” Kuwait.” The win by Villanova (16-13) said unequal pay, poor living stan­ become refugees.” tivities. (20-8) its fifth consecutive loss in ranked Tar Heels beat Clemson O Z! He cautioned the various Iraqi factions opposed to came just 18 hours after the Next to him, several Jordanians, Egyptians and state­ dards and the scarcity of consumer Women constitute about three- No women currently serve as as- the conference tournament since the 67-59 Friday night to advance to the JO r- Saddam to “act very cautiously at this juncture,” and “set Wildcats beat last-place Boston Col­ less residents of Kuwait sat huddled against the chill, goods made women second-class fourths of the 15 million refugees sistant-secretaries-general, though Redmen won the Big East in 1986. semifinals of the Atlantic Coast 1 1 aside differences so that together you can overcome your Pomfret reported. Several said they were bom in Kuwait. citizens. imder the care of the UN. High there were four in 1985. lege 74-73 in the game between the Earlier Friday, top-seeded Conference tournament. > m difficulties and rebuild your country.” eighth and ninth seeds, coming from Syracuse lost 70-68 to eighth-seeded Hubert Davis scored 15 points for ^ e n asked what would happen to them, the officer “We are on the lowest level of Commissioner for Refugees, Sadako In the 1980s, the General As­ It was the first time an Iranian leader openly backed 10 points down in the last 2V2 Villanova, marking the first time the North Carolina (23-5), which im­ z! CJ smiled. “Maybe they should go home?” society,” said Valentina Zavyaskina. Ogata. She is one of the two women sembly asked the UN . Secretariat to the revolt, which began after Iraq’s rout in the Persian J'lt’s bad when you have nothing to heading major U.N. agencies. achieve 30 percent female staffing at minutes. top two seeds have lost on the same proved to to 10-0 against Clemson O CO Gulf War. “But my home is Kuwait,” said one man, a 33-year- 2 -< old Palestinian. wear, when there are no cosmetics, Dr. Nafis Sadik, the other female the professional level by 1990. But On Friday, they rallied from a day. in ACC tournament play. The Thr Iran was neutral during the allied war against its when you don’t know if you will agency head, runs the U.N. Popula­ the body only filled 28.9 percent of 63-47 deficit with 9:35 left to win On Saturday, FYovidence will Heels on Saturday will meet the neighbor and former enemy in the 1980-88 Gulf War. have a job tomorrow or not.” tion Fund and used the day to draw the 2,500 professional posts with for the first time in six post-season meet the winner of Friday night’s winner of the Wake Forest-Virginia m X During the U.S.-led rur war, it provided sanctuary to Soviet women earn less on attention to the role women play in women. games against the Orangemen. quarterfinal between Connecticut game, which was played later Friday scores of Iraqi warplanes. 0 m average than men and, while there developing countries. Men still vastly outnumber “The kids showed a lot of per­ and Georgetown. night. Among the rebels are Iraq’s Shiites, who make up 55 Rally are female legislators, there are no Women are often the “key to suc­ women in new appointments. The severance,” Villanova coach Rollie The Redmen started the second Both teams had season-low totals percent of Iraq’s 17 million population. They have deep 1 Soviet women in top leadership cess or failure of development,” she equal rights group said that in the Massimino said. “We set goals. half with a 9-2 spurt for their largest in the second half— North Carolina tics with Iran’s predominantly Shiite population of 55 From Page 1 posts. said. last three years, 122 men were With five minutes to go we wanted million. Saddam and his top aides are Sunni Muslims. lead, 44-34, with 15:57 left in the scored just 31 and Clemson had 2 O In addition to a career, women Ruling elites often see women recruited at upper professional to be down six. We were down 12 Rafsanjani denied that Tehran had a hand in the rebel­ game. only 17. spend long hours standing in long only as child bearers. They fail to levels, versus 19 women. when we set the goal. With two Then St. John’s went more than 7 With the score tied at 49, Pete lion, but in Syria, Iranian Vice President Hassan Habibi shopping lines and are the principal realize that women are managers of met with Iraqi opposition leaders. “They are emerging as Coimecticut’s great heroes in minutes we wanted to be down by minutes without a basket as CThilcutt put in a jumper off the 2 w the great tax revolution of 1991,” Scott told the crowd. care-givers to children. the “informal economy,” contribut­ three and that’s pretty much where Providence outscored the Redmen glass, Eric Montross hit a hook shot m CD The 40 journalists and two American soldiers captured ing to health care, education and the Grazhina Landsbergis, wife of we were.” 19-1 for a 53-45 advantage with in the lane and Rice made a three- by Iraqi troops were handed over Friday to the Red Cross Wearing their trademark Hawaiian shirts despite the family budget, Sadik said. 9^ O Lithuanian President Vytautas East The loss ended Syracuse’s suing 9:15 to go. point play to give the Ibr Heels a and will depart Baghdad on Saturday, said Gabriel chilly, windy weather, Picozzi and Horn tried to foster a Landsbergis, told the newspaper Employees and visitors arriving at of eight straight semifinal appearan­ A three-point play and two free 56-49 lead with 10 minutes left. Montmollin, a spokesman for the agency in Geneva. festive atmosphere. As anti-tax petitions circulated Komsomolsluiya Pravda that like all U.N. headquarters on Friday were ces in the conference tournament The Tigers never quit, but m > Among those freed was Cable News Network reporter through the crowd, Horn took an ax to an oversized slab women, “I have been standing in greeted by female staffers passing throws by Robert Werdann closed Greg Lamotte, who said he was kept in a small room of plastic foam representing the income tax. lines all my life and do the shopping out handbills saying “International German and may have damaged its chances the gap to three with 8:13 remain­ couldn’t take advantage of North 5 “ with three other journalists and was well treated. myself using rationing coupons.” Women’s Day this year cannot be for a No. 1 seed in next week’s ing, and two more free throws by Carolina’s cold shooting to pull off “Of course, the thing that always ran through our Many in the crowd carried signs that read “Ax the NCAA tournament. It also may have Billy Singleton made it 57-55, but the upset. 33 > tax.” One sign read “Impeach Governor Cibes,” a In London, Amnesty International considered a cause for celebration in minds was, ‘Would we ever get to go home again?’” the United Nations.” given Villanova a tournament shot St. John’s didn’t get another basket Ricky Jones led Clemson (11-17) reference to Welcker’s budget chief, William Cibes, an condemned the “barbaric” treatment relief Lamotte said. of female prisoners in more than 40 'The handbills were distributed by •7- despite 13 losses, the Wildcats goal until the 4:12 mark. with 16 points and Dale Davis Earlier, CBS technician Timothy Dickey and income tax advocate who ran an unsuccessful campaign Th» Aasoelatad Pr«M nations. the private Group on Equal Rights have now beaten such ranked teams added 15. Clemson finished the cameraman Chris Everson surfaced near the Iraq-Kuwait last year for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Malik Sealy, hit a 3-pointer and a W E W O N I The human rights group said for Women in the United Nations, BONN, Germany (AP) — Chan­ as Syracuse — twice — St. John’s season losing 15 of its last 18 — Villanova’s Marc Dowdell (32) raises his arms in jubiliation after the Wildcats border. They said Iraqi gurunen stole their four-wheel cellor Helmut Kohl’s Cabinet on short jumper to close the gap to Meanwhile, House Republicans reported that their jailers often rape women prisoners, which said the United Nations has andLSU. games, including three to the Ihr beat Syracuse University, 70-68, in their Big East Conference Tournament quarterfinal Friday drive vehicle and equipment earlier in the week, and U.S. Friday approved an economic first- 65-62 with 1:16 left, but M ^ in newly established hotline for budget alternatives has knowing their victims won’t accuse failed to meet its own Charter re­ “All I’m concerned with is win­ Heels. afternoon at Madison Square Garden. The Orangemen’s Billy Owens (30) looks on. Army units found the journalists in the desert. aid pacirage for former East Ger­ Saddler’s three-point play off a been ringing constantly, mostly with suggestions for their tormentors because of the so­ quirement of sexual equality. ning this tournament,” Massimino N. Carolina St. 82, Georgia An unidentified Iraqi government spokesman on many, hoping to soothe anger over breakaway dunk and Murdock’s tournament’s Final Four last season, deeper cuts in state spending. cial stigma of rape. A major part of the problem is the 5aid. “Whether they look at us more Tech 68: Rodney Monroe scored 24 hairline fracture of his left leg. Southwest Conference Baghdad Radio identifi^ the soldiers as 1st Lt. Gaivin the region’s continuing economic three free throws keyed a 7-0 run out of the field this year. Amnesty cited the house arrest of “old-boy network” within the inter­ qloscly now is up to the committee. points as North Carolina State Big Eight SMU 65, Houston 62: Mike Wil­ Rice and Pvt. Allen Jeoffrey Allen of the VII Army “We know that the polls show the people do not want slide. that sealed the outcome. Burmese opposition leader Aung national community. Senio? appoint­ 09-9) advanced to the play No. 6 , SEC No. 12 Kansas 82, Colorado 76: son scored 22 points to lead sixth- Corps. The spokesman said they were captured in Basra, governor Weicker’s income tax, and from the calls we The plan includes scrapping plans A lot has to happen between now San Suu Kyi, restricted since 1989, ments in the world body are dis­ Murdock, the Big East’s leading Duke in the semifinals. Georgia Tennessee 87, No. 18 Miss. St. Mark Randall scored 16 points and seeded Southern Methodist (12-16) the southern Iraqi city where the rebellion against Sad­ ^ e receiving it is also clear that they want to see spend­ to terminate unemployment benefits and Sunday night.” and the death of South African black scorer with a 27.1 average, also had 70: Allan Houston scored 23 points Terry Brown and Adonis Jordan 15 over Houston (18-10). The Mus­ dam began. tributed geographically, with for so-called “short-hour workers” Woodard, who finished with 18 Tech (16-12) got 16 points from ing cut,” said House Minority Leader Edward Krawiecki, seven assists and seven steals, but for Tennessee (11-21), which was each as No. 12 Kansas turned back a tangs rallied from a 33-27 halftime Basra also was the headquarters of Saddam’s R-Bristol. lawyer Victoria Mxenge, whose governments recommending appoin­ in eastern Germany on June 30. points, started and finished a 7-0 run Matt Geiger and 15 points and eight shooting death in 1985 drew claims was just 7-for-22 from the field. seeded last in the nine-team tourna­ furious rally and beat Colorado deficit to take a 60-58 lead, then Republican Guards and was far from the Iraqi territory tees. They are usually men, reflect­ Kohl’s Cabinet also approved tax over the next two minutes with a assists from Kenny Anderson, who Weickcr has proposed a $7.48 billion budget that calls of government complicity. ment. 82-76 in a first-round game of the occupied by the allies. ing the male dominance of politics increases to raise more revenue for jumper in the lane and a 3-pointer. Singleton led St. John’s with a also committed five turnovers. The held on with free throws. for more than $800 million in new taxes, $707 million in in most countries. Big Eight tournament. Pentagon spokesman Army Col. Miguel E. Mon- It also criticized Morocco, Peru, rebuilding the impoverished region. 2 Billy Owens, who had 17 points season-high 20 points and Sealy loss also could keep the Yellow The Bulldogs (20-8) led 28-15 No. 23 Texas 88, Baylor 78: money borrowed through the sale of short-term bonds, India, Frisian, El Salvador, Syria, Only four of the 159 U.N. mem­ teverde said he was aware of the Baghdad Radio broad­ About 1.9 million east Germans tmd 22 rebounds for Syracuse scored 17. Jackets, who reached the NCAA with 9:08 left in the first half and Kansas (22-6) built a 15-point Courtney Jeans, averaging 5.9 and $1.2 billion in spending cuts from the $8.6 budget Chad, Mauritania, Guatemala, ber-states have female ambassadors cast but “they don’t match any names that we’ve g o t... have been put on drastically reduced despite playing the entire game in appeared ready to make it a rout. lead with eight minutes to play, but points a game, scored a career-high proposed by the O’Neill administration last year. Philippines, ’I\ukey, Colombia, Sri — Liechtenstein, Senegal, Sin­ Right now we don’t know who they are.” work weeks because businesses and But Tennessee cut the deficit to was outscored 20-5 over the next six 26 for the Longhorns. With the Lanka, China, Chile, Ethiopia and foul trouble, made one free throw, At a Kuwait-Iraq border crossing, returning Kuwaitis gapore, and Trinid^ and Tobago. factories cannot afford to employ 35-33 at halftime. minutes as Colorado moved into a score tied at 58, Jeans, whose Weicker would completely overhaul the state’s tax Iran. Of the 42 undersecretaries- but Lloyd Mumford scored his only said Iraqi soldiers captured most of them from their them fulltime. Tennessee went on a 16-0 run for 72-72 tie with 2:28 to play. previous high was 23 points as a system, expanding the sales tax to numerous exempt At the United Nations, Secretary- general, only two are women — points of the games, a 3-pointcr, and homes ^ b , 21-23. They told Associated Press cor­ In practice, however, many of a 54-43 lead with 10:33 remaining. freshman, made four consecutive items and reducing the rate from 8 percent to 4.25 per­ General Javier Perez de Cuellar Therese P. 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Hawks turn up heat on Miami Blackhawks finally In B rief. • • Azinger to be extra cautious this week tion penalty as a result of a prior round’s MIAMI (AP) — Duane Ferrell points. Willie Burton had 18 for ings with Western Conference op­ career-high 40 points Friday night to Whalers play pair at home By BOB GREEN came off the bench to score all eight Miami, 16 in the first half, while ponents. The home losing streak is The Associated Press breach of the rules.” lead the Orlando Magic to a get win on the road HARTTORD — The Hartford Whalers (28-31-9) will It’s all a result of the incident at Doral, of his points during an 18-6 Rony Seikaly had 20 rebounds. Washington’s longest since a similar 129-113 victory over the Denver host a pair of games this weekend. Ibnight at 7:30 when a television viewer saw Azinger in- second-half nm that propelled the For the third straight game, assis­ skid from January 28-February 23, Nuggets. CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. — Paul Atlanta Hawks to a 102-96 win over tant coach Dave Wohl took over for 1982. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — since beating Boston 6-4 Jan. 22. (SportsChannel, WTIC), Hartford takes on Ron Francis, Azinger, once again a shot out of the lead, dvertently move a couple of rocks when The rookie forward hit 16 of 22 Jeremy Roenick scored twice in^ WayM Presley, Steve Larmer Ulf Samuelsson, Grant Jennings — the trio of Whalers taking a stance in a hazard, a violation of the Miami Heat on Friday night Phoenix took control in the clos­ shots, including 4 of 5 3-pointers, as will take precautions to prevent a repeat the second period, his 35th and’ and Mike Peluso also scored for trad ^ to Httsburgh earlier this week — along with the rule that calls for a two-shot penalty. Trailing 78-76, the Hawks scored ing minutes of the first quarter, the Magic improved to 7-6 since the performance of his day-late disqualifica­ seven straight points, five by Ferrell, NBA Roundup going on a 10-3 run over the final 36th goals of the season, as the the Blackhawks, while Rob Ray Mano Lemieux and the rest of the Pittsburgh Penguins. tion of a week ago. Azinger, unaware he had committed an All-Star break. Sunday night at 7 (SportsChannel, WTIQ, the last-place . ; before a basket and a free throw by 2:26 to take a 36-28 lead. Homacek Chicago Blackhawks won for the and Dave Andreychuk got Buf­ So will the PGA Tour. infraction, signed a card that did not in­ Quebec Nordiques come to town. Miami’s Bimbo Coles closed out the Heat head coach Ron Rothstein, keyed the spurt, hitting a pair of 3- first time in six road games with a falo’s other goals. “I’m just happy to be playing,” Azinger clude the penalty. Bulls 99, Utah 89: At Chicago, The Whalers, 0-4-3 in their last seven games, are com­ third quarter with the Hawks leading who has the flu. pointers and another jumper from 5-3 victory over the Buffalo Sabres said Friday after moving within a stroke The viewer didn’t call until a day later, Michael Jordan scored 17 of his 37 on Friday night. The Sabres pulled goalie Clint ing off a 4-1 loss to Sl Louis Thesday night in Hartford. 83-81. The Hawks have won four of just inside the 3-point line. of co-leaders Dan HaUdorson, Steve Pate however. At that point, Azinger was guil­ pomts in the fourth quarter as the Roenick’s goals, which came Malarchuk after Roenick’s first ■ w ■ Ferrell added three more points their last five games, but the win Bernard King, who did not play in and John Huston at the halfway point of ty of signing an incorrect scorecard, a Chicago Bulls rallied to a 99-89 tri­ 2:57 apart, and the goaltending of goal, in which the center faked Elks team in bowling tourney and Spud Webb contributed four as was only their fourth in their last 16 the fourth quarter, had 26 points for the Honda Classic. breach that cdls for disqualification. umph over the Utah Jazz on Friday Czech roolde Dominik Hasek, who Malarchuk out of position before Atlanta completed the run by out- road contests. Washington. Pervis Ellison, getting MANCHESTER — Representatives from the It was a wry, tongue-in-cheek and “After what happened to me. I’m night, the 1,000th victory in their made 29 saves in his second NHL' shuffling in a forehand at 16:12 of Manchester Elks Lodge will compete in the 45th annual scoring the Heat 11-3 to open the Suns 117, Bullets 91: At Lan- his second consecutive start in place slightly bitter reference to his misfortunes pleased I wasn’t trying to force anything, franchise history. game, moved the Blackhawks the second period on the power; Elks Interlodge Duckpin Bowling Tournament on Sun­ final period, taking a 94-84 lead dover, Md., Jeff Homacek scored 20 of the injured Harvey Grant, had 19 in the Doral Open a week ago when a just let things happen,” Azinger said after within two points of idle St. Louis play. day, March 17, at the Capeway Bowl in Raynham, Mass. a 5-under-par 67 in the second round put with 5:16 remaining. points and five of his teammates points and 12 rebounds before leav­ telephone call from a television viewer It also was Chicago’s 22d straight in the battle for first place in the That goal put Chicago up 4-1, Competition begins at noon with action in singles and Miami did not score its first field were in double figures Friday night ing midway through the final resulted in Azinger’s ouster from the him at 135 after 36 holes. home victory. The loss snapped Norris Division. and Roenick made it 5-1 a short doubles. Teams from three states are expected to par­ goal of the fourth quarter until the as the Phoenix Suns won their fifth quarter. tournament He said he has put the Doral incident Utah’s five-game wiiming streak. The victory snapped a 0-4-1 time later when he outmuscled ticipate. 5:39 mark, but climN^ back into the straight game, 117-91 over the Tom Chambers, who had 11 Then, as now, he appeared to be one behind him, but ainitted to some linger­ The Bulls trailed 73-66 entering road streak for the Blackhawks, Buffalo defenseman Dean Ken­ game with an 8-2 run that featured Washington Bullets. points in the first quarter, finished stroke behind the leader. ing after-effects. the fourth quarter, but Scottie Pip- who close out the season playing nedy for a loQ$e puck along the Jordan does well for Hobart six of Sherman Douglas* 18 points. The Suns also extended their road with 17 for Phoenix. Kevin Johnson, Before he signs his card following “I’m unbelievably gun-shy,” he said. pen’s three-point shot as the shot six of their remaining 11 games in boards, cut across the middle and GENEVA, N.Y. — Sophomore George Jordan of That gave Atlanta a 98-94 lead with winning streak to five games, and who scored eight in the third period, clock was winding down with 2:40 Saturday’s third round, Azinger will ask a “I’m scared to death, scared to death I'll Chicago. slid a low shot past goalie Darcy Manchester, an East Catholic High graduate, was in goal tour official to review television film of 1:30 left. gained their seventh straight victory also had 17. Cedric Ceballos scored left gave them the lead for good at do something stupid. I’m paranoid.” Dale Hawerchuk got his 1,000th Wakaluk. for a season-ending 6-2 loss by the Hobart College ice his play. Webb answered for the Hawks over an Eastern Conference team. 10 of his 20 and Dan Majerle six of 87-84. A NHL point on a second-period Hasek, the former Czech Na­ Huston, whose only tour victory came with a 20-foot jumper. After a his 12 in the fourth quarter. Xavier hockey team. Jordan made 37 saves in the losing effort. “I won’t sign my card until he says Five of those seven have come on Pippen finished with 19 points, 10 goal for Buffalo, which stretched tional Team goalie, was called up Jordan finished the season wi a 6-12-1 mark with a in this event a year ago, HaUdorson and Miami basket, Webb added two of the road. McDaniel had 12 points for the in the fourth quarter. everything is okay,” Azinger said. “I’m its franchise-record home winless earlier in the day from Indianapolis goals against average of 5.23 and a save percentage of not kidding.” Pate shared the lead at 134, 10 under on four free throws in the final 22 The Bullets have lost their last Suns. Karl Malone paced Utah with 19 streak to 11 games. The Sabres are of the International Hockey .836. But it rc^ly won’t be necessary. the TPC at Eagle Trace. seconds to create the final margin. eight games, their last five home points, Jeff Malone had 18, Stockton Magic 129, Nuggets 113: At Or­ 0-6-5 at Memorial Auditorium, League. Hobart finished the year at 9-15-2. As a result of Azinger’s disqualifica­ Huston and Pate, whose last victory f Doc Rivers led Atlanta with 19 contests and their last seven meet­ 17 and Thurl Bailey 16. lando, Fla., Dennis Scott scored a tion, PGA Tour Commissioner Deane came three years ago, shot second-round Anderson pro athlete of year Beman ordered a rules official to monitor 65s. HaUdorson, a Canadian, had five bir­ NEW YORK (AP) — Ottis Anderson, the New York the telecasts with an eye toward catching dies and an eagle-3 on the way to a Giants running back and Super Bowl MVP, was named any infractions immediately. second consecutive 67. Professional Athlete of the Year Friday, beating Houston This practice, in effect for the first time Greg Norman and Mike Sullivan were Oilers quarterback Warren Moon, heavyweight champion in pro golf, will continue until the next tied with Azinger at 135. Each had a Evander Holyfield and Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan regular meeting of the policy board on second-round 66. SCOREBOARD Ryan in a close vote. June 4. The A aaoclatod P ro a s Anderson, picked as the January winner for his rush­ At that time, Beman said in a statement They were followed by John Daly, IN CONTENTION — Paul Azinger, disqualified in his last outing on ing in the Super Bowl, drew six first-place votes and 61 released from tour headquarters in Ponte Big Eaol Conloranca 0 'a ll Bob Estes 71-72— 143 Brad Faxon and Dave Barr at 136. Barr, the PG A Tour, is a little gunshy, but again in contention at this W L V7 L Ed Dougherty 73-70— 143 points in balloting for the annual award by a panel of Vedra, Fla., the board will “formally another Canadian, shot 66 while Daly and Baseball Basketball Syracusa 12 4 26 5 D.A. Weibrlng 68-75— 143 review the application of a disqualifica­ Faxon carded 68s. week’s Honda Classic. He’s one stroke off the lead after 36 holes. SL John'a 10 6 20 8 THE BobWoktott 69-74— 143 Transactions sports writers and broadcasters. CONNECnCUT 9 7 18 10 Mike Donald 72-71— 143 Moon drew eight first-votes and 56 points, finishing Exhibition basebaii stand­ Seton Hall 9 7 20 8 FINAL Robert Thompson 68-75— 143 BASKETBALL one point ahead of Holyfield, who had six first-place NBA standings Pittsburgh 9 7 20 11 Dicky Thompson 72-71— 143 Unitsd States Basketball League Georgetown 8 8 17 11 votes. Ryan, with seven first-place votes, had 54 points. ings EASTERN CONFERENCE Bob Gilder 73-71— 144 USBL— Announced that Glens Falls. N.Y. has Atlantle Division ProviderKto 7 9 17 11 FOUR. Buddy Gardner 70-74— 144 been granted a franchise lor the 1991-92 Each monthly wiimer was eligible for the Athlete of Just call the Suns the ‘Streak breakers’ AMERICAN LEAGUE W L P cL GB Villanova 7 9 16 13 Billy Ray Brown 70-74— 144 season. Boston College the Year award sponsored by the ^tam kin Corporations. W PCL Boston 44 16 .733 1 15 11 19 Scenes of NCAA glory? Duffy lAlbldorl 74-70— 144 FOOTBALL Baldmors 1.000 PNIadelphia 33 26 .559 Gene Sauers 77-67— 144 National Football League Anderson will receive a new car at a luncheon March B ig East Tournament By AL BRAVO their meeting with the busters. the Knicks 107-102 Thesday night, stopping New York’s Minnesota 1.000 New Vbrk 28 32 .467 Mark McCumber 72.72— 144 CLEVELAND BROWNS— Named Scott (at Madison Square Garden) 22 in New York. New\bifc 1.000 Wbshington 22 38 .367 YEAR SITE Davis Love III 74-70— 144 O'Brien special teams coach. The Associated Press “I wish it could have gone on forever,” said the longest winning streak this season at five games. Thuraday'a R esult Oakland 1.000 Miami 19 41 .317 Tom Cleaver 72-72— 144 COLLEGE SaaWa 1.000 Villonova 74, Boston Collega 73 Heinzer posts fourth victory Hawks’ Doc Rivers. “But all things come to an end. I do The Suns’ streak-busting streak all started with NewJersey 19 41 .317 Hoosier Dome Brandel Chamblee 75-69— 144 IONA— Anrxiurxtod the resignation of Gary PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns have earned their Boston .500 Central Division 1991 Andy North 73-71— 144 Brokaw, men's basketball coach. wish it’d been in a different way, though. We’ve been Portland, which got out to an 11-0 start at the beginning Friday's Results ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — Franz Heinzer has erased the Chicago .500 Chicago 43 15 .741 Indianapolis, IN Jerry Pate 73-71— 144 label for the season. playing so well at home, I think that’s why we relaxed of the season. Then, the Suns went to Oregon and beat Seton Half 70, Pittsburgh 69 MOREHEAD ST.— Announcod the resigna­ Detroit .500 Detroit 38 23 .623 Ted Schulz 71-73— 144 tion of Tommy Gaither, men's basketball coach, notion he doesn’t Imow how to win a medal. Now, he ap­ Viltanova 70, Syracuse 68 Even if the Suns do nothing else this year, 1990-91 and we got bit by that.” the Trail Blazers 123-109 on Nov. 27. Caniomia .000 Milwaukee 37 24 .607 Kenny Knox 70-74— 144 effective March 31. Providerx» 72, SL John's 64 Metrodome pears to have a World Cup trophy in his collection. Oeveland .000 Atlanta 35 26 .574 1992 Tomrny Armour III 73-71— 144 will be known as the Suns’ great streak-busting season. In the new year, the defending champion Detroit Pis­ Georgetown 68, UConn 49 WASHINGTON ST.— Named George Vbmo Most of the Suns’ streak-breaking has been on the Kansas City .000 Indiana 29 31 .483 Minneapolis, MN Greg Bruckner 71-73— 144 offensive line coach. Once known as “Mr. ^ u rth Place,” the Swiss tons’ 11-game string was disposed of Feb. 3 at Auburn Milwaukee .000 The Suns, fighting for home-court advantage in the road, where, at 18-14, they were one of eight teams with Oeveland 21 38 .356 Jim Megovem 72-72— 144 downhill ace posted his third victory of the season on Hills. Mich. Texas .000 Chariotta 17 42 .288 Sa tu rd a y's G am ss Failed To Qualify Toronto Seton Halt vs. Villanova, noon Superdome Friday, edging Norway’s Atle Skaardal to virtually playoffs at ^ -1 9 after Thursday night, have finished off winning records going into Friday night’s game against .000 W E S T E R N C O N F E R E N C E 1993 Brian Clear 7 5 -7 0 -1 4 5 Two nights later, the Suns beat Denver 126-103 at Providence vs. Georgetown, 2 p.m no fewer than seven streaks this season, including a the Washington Bullets, who had lost seven in a row. NATIONAL LEAGUE Midwest Division New Orleans, LA Rick Fehr 75-70— 145 Radio, T V clinch the men’s World Cup downhill title. home, ending the Nuggets’ six-game streak. W Pet. W L PcL GB Brad Fabel 72-73— 145 season-best 16-game run by the Los Angeles Lakers and Throughout its season of tarnishing the pride of other > m Chicago 1.000 Sunday's Game Heinzer, 28, gold medalist in downhill in last month’s The Lakers were riding a 16-game winning streak Utah 40 19 .678 Charlotte Coliseum Mike Smith 72-73— 145 the 11-game season opening streak by Portland. teams, Phoenix has been modest at compiling streaks of Clndnnai 1.000 San Antonio 38 19 .667 ChampionsNp at 1 2 5 0 p m 1994 Scott Gump 71-74— 145 world championships, fashioned a nearly perfect run on a right after the All-Star break when they were beaten zl ^ Houston 1.000 Charlotte, NC its own. The Suns’ best effort was seven in a row from Houston 35 24 .593 John Wilson 72-73— 145 Today course that was significantly faster than in training, when “Just call us the streak-breakers,” Phoenix coach Cot­ 99-95 on Feb. 12 at Phoenix. Not only was it the longest New Milk 1.000 Dallas 22 37 .373 Big East result Greg Towne 74-71— 145 O CO S t Louis 1 1 50 a.m — CoRege basketball: N A C 5nal, crews had struggle to remove more than two feet of new Dec. 7-Dec. 21, when the San Antonio Spurs turned the 1.000 Ortandn 21 39 .350 Chris Patton 73-72— 145 ESPN ton Fitzsimmons said after Thursday’s last-second streak in the NBA in nine seasons, but the sixth-longest z -< San Diego 1.000 Kingdome tables on Phoenix. Minnesota 19 39 .328 Providence 72, St. John’s 64 1995 Brian Whits 77-68— 145 Noon — Collega basketball: Big East Tourna­ snow from the track. 106-104 win over Atlanta. “We have been breaking the in history. Pittsburgh .500 Denver 16 43 .271 Seattle, WA Jim Thorpo 70-75— 145 Atlanta .000 PROVIDENCE (72) ment serNfinal, Channel 3 With no overnight snowfall and a harder surface, streaks and we’ll take them.” The Suns themselves had won four straight, three on The Suns also stopped Boston’s seven-game nm Ffeb. Padfic Division Gary Koch 74-71— 145 1 2 ^ p.m. — Maple Leafs at Bruins. N E SN PHIadatphia .000 Bragg 3-7 3-6 9. CampbeS 0-4 0-0 0, Sadder R u ss Cochran 72-73— 145 Heinzer was clock^ in 1 minute, 44.89 seconds — 26- m X Portland 45 1 4 .763 5-9 3-3 13. Murdock 7-22 7-12 21. Watts 3-4 Meadowlands Arena 1 p.m. — ExNbItion basebad: M ats vs. The Hawks’ had won 22 straight at the Omni prior to the road, before the game at Landover, Md. They beat 19 at Phoenix. Montreal .000 LA Lakers 42 18 .700 1996 Scott Hoch 77-68— 145 San Francisco .000 0- 0 9, Sim pkins 2-3 6-8 10, Floyd 2-8 2-2 6, Dodgers. Channel 9, W FAN (AM-660) hundredths ahead of Skaardal, who was timed in 1:45.15. 0 m Phoenix 41 19 .683 East Rutherford. NJ Phil Blackmar 7 8 6 9 — 145 1 p.m. — Collega baseball: Pahn State at Los Angeles .000 Turner 1-2 2-2 4, Browrvn 0-0 0-0 0. Totals KenSchak 72-73— 145 Golden Stale 31 28 .525 2 3 5 9 2 3 3 3 72. South Florida, SportsChannal NOTE: Split-squad games count in starvlings, Seattle 30 29 .508 15 BiH Buttner 73-73— 146 Lukas has Santa Anita favorite r tiesdortot ST. J O H N 'S (64) Hoosier Dome 1 5 0 p.m. — A C C Tournament serNfinal, 1 LA Clippers 20 39 .339 25 1997 DanPohl 73-73— 146 ESPN F rid a y 's G am as Sealy 6-21 4-6 17, Singleton 5-6 1312 20, Indianapolis, IN Charles Bowles 7 4 -7 2 -1 4 6 ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) — Trainer Wayne Lukas Mass. Electric Sacramento 16 41 .281 28 2 p.m. — N C A A Tournament preview, Charv Minnesota 5, Pittsburgh 3 Wsrdann 37 37 11, Buchanan 2-9 1-2 3 Mark Hayes 74-72— 146 boasts winners in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and 10 Friday's Gamas SprNing 3 5 0-0 3 Scott t-3 3 0 2. Cain 1-3 30 nal3 R O Houston 7, Atlanta 6 Late Gamas Not Included Source: NCAA NEA Grapliic Leonard Thompson 7 8 7 1 — 146 Clndrvialj 3, K ansas City 2 2. Mullin 1-1 0-0 Z Totals 21-55 2327 64. 2 pm. — Auto Racing: NHRA Wintemation- Breeders’ Cup races, but has not saddled a winner in the o Adanla 102, M'lami 96 Mark Calcavecchia 7 8 7 1 — 146 als, Channel 22 Boston 6, PNIadelphia 5 Halftima— SL John's 33 Providence 33 3- KimVbung 7 8 7 0 — 146 $ 1 million Santa Anita Handicap. Oriartdo 129, Darwar 113 pNN goals— Providence 3-11 (Watts 3-4, Mur­ 2.50 pm. — College basketball: Big East trying to make New Vbrk Vhnkaes 4, Montreal 3 SITE — The Hoosier Dome Seen Murphy 74-72— 146 2 CD Phoenix 117, Washington 91 dock 37), St John's 39 (Sprolng 1-3 Sealy Tournament semifinal, Channel 3 For Saturday’s 54th running, he has the favorite in the New Vbrk Mats 4, Los Angelas 3 Chicago 99, Utah 88 Jc Anderson 76-70— 146 Chicago Whits Sox 6, Detroit 5 1- 4, Buchanan 0-3). Fouled out— None. will be the site of the 1991 3 p.m — Track arxl Field: World Indoor $1 million test at 1V4 miles — Parma Way. m CD Boston at LA Clippers, (n) Tom WsiskopI 73-73— 146 Champfonships, Channel 22 (delayed broo3 Baltinxire 5, T okos 0 Rebounds— Providence 42 (Murdock 10), St Fuzzy Zoeller 71-75— 146 A year ago, his Criminal Type finished second to ClevelarKl at Sacramento, (n) John's 36 (Singleton, Werdann 8). As­ Final Four men’s basketball cast) P 5 SL Louis 11, Toronto 3 Sa tu rd a y 's G am es Sla v s EDdngton 71 -7 5 -1 4 6 some amends 3 pm. — Bowling: Johnny Petraglla Open, Ruhlmann brfore going on to win Horse of the Year Oakland 3, Cleveland 1 sists—Providence 12 (Murdock 7), SL John's championships on March Ed Humenik Detroit at Indiana, 7:30 pm, 12 (Buchanan 5). Total fouls— FYovidenca 21, 7 8 6 8 — 146 Chs. 8,40 Sa n Diego 14, California 11 LA Lakers at Washington, 7:30 pm. Tom Byrum 73-74— 147 honors. o i SaaM a 7, Milwaukee 2 S L John 's 24. A - N A 30-April 1. The only other 350 p.m — Collage basketball: ACC Tourna­ Charlotte at Milwaukee, 8 pm. Tim Simpson 72-75— 147 ment semidnal, ESPN Lukas, 55, a three-time wirmer of the Eclipse Award as Chicago C ubs 7, Sa n Francisco 6 Utah at New Vbrtt, 8:30 p m D ark Dennis 7 8 7 2 — 147 BOSTON (AP) — Minutes before the cliflhonging S a tu rd a y 's G am es time the title game was in In­ 450 p.m — Skiing: Women's World Cup Trainer of the Year and perennially on top in money won, Philadelphia at Houston, 8:30 pm Marco Dawson 7 8 7 7 — 147 downhill and super-g, Channel 3 end to this year’s Super Bowl — a rarity in the 25-year- Texas vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 Seattle at San Antonio, 8:30 pm. Jay Haas 7 8 7 3 — 148 says the 4-year-old Farma Way is quicker than Criminal p.m. dianapolis was 1980. It will 450 pm — Sp^skaling: Wbmen's World history of the big game — a power blackout in several S u n d a y 's G am es Hockey PaulTrittlar 77-71— 148 Cup Championships, Channel 3 (toped) Chicago Whits Sox vs. Kansas City at Haines CNcago at Atlanta, noon return to the city in 1997. Barry Cheesman 72-76— 148 Type- northern Boston suburbs left viewers in the dark. City, Fla., 1d)Sp.m. 450 pm. — Horse Racing: Santa ANta Phoenix at MInnesofo, 3:30 p.m Dick Mast 74-74— 148 Handicap, Chs. 8, 40 High weighted at 120, the front-running Parma Way, Harkening to 1968, when a dramatic Oakland Montreal vs. Atlanta at West Rrim Beach, New Jersey at MiarN, 4 p.m. NHL standings Bobby dam pen 7 8 7 3 — 148 5 p.m — Horse Racing: Canadian Club winner of his last four races and six of 15 in his career, Raiders-New York Jets game was cut off in the final Fla., 1K)5p.m. Dallas at Derwer, 4 p.m Third Period— 7, Buffalo, Ray 6 (Hogue), Hubert Green 73-75— 148 Handicap, SportsChannel > Houston vs. Cincinnati at Plant City, Fla, was drawn to a favorable No. 3 position. Eleven horses Sacramento at Golden Stole, 4:30 p.m W A L E S C O N F E R E N C E 2:43. 8, Buffalo. Andreychuk 28. 13:40. Penal- Scon Vsrplank 7 8 7 2 — 148 5 p.m. — Rangers al Islanders, W FAN ' minute when NBC decided to roll the movie “Heidi,” TJ ISSpim . LA Lakers at Orlarvlo, 7:30 pm. Patrick Division liee—Ton), Buf (interfwenca), 5:10; Thomas, George Bums 7 8 74— 149 (AM-660) are expected for the nationally televised race, expected to viewers could only stare at their blank TV screens and Baltimore va New York \bnkees at Fort Cleveland at LA Clippers, 9 p.m W 1. TPtt OF GA CN (charing), 951; Ray, Buf, miscanducL Larry nrksr 80-69— 149 Lauderdale, Fla., 1:05 pjn. 5 pm — College hockey: ECAC serNllnal- start about 5:40 pm . EST. Boston at Portarvl, 10 p.m NY Rangers 34 23 12 80 261 216 951; Creighton, CN (roughing). 17:49; Valve, Greg Ladehoff 7 8 7 4 — 149 Comed vs. SL Lawrence, NESN wonder what the outcome would be. Pittsburgh va St Louis at SL Petersburg, Pittsburgh 34 30 4 72 268 260 Buf (high-sticking), 17:49. Jim Benspe 7 8 7 4 — 149 Now, Massachusetts Electric Co. is trying to make Fla, IXISp.ra 6 p.m — Coltege basketball: Midwestern Philadelphia 31 29 9 71 227 219 Shots on goaf—Chicago 13-9-6— 28. Buffalo G re gT w lM * 73-76— 149 Codegiate Conference 5nol, ESPN Iona’s Gary Brokaw resigns Lm Artgeles va New Ybrk Mats at Port SL NBA results amends by ofiiering customers affected by the outage free New J e r ^ 28 29 12 68 240 228 11-14-7— 3 3 Mike S p r in g 69-80— 149 7:30 p.m. — Penguins at Whalers, NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP) — Gary Brokaw Luds, F la , 1:10 p.m. Washirtglon 29 32 6 64 214 231 Power-play OpportuNdes— CNcago 2 of 5; Craig Rudolph 73-76— 149 copies of the official Super Bowl game program. Boston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 1:30 Hawks 102, Heat 96 SportsChannel. W nC (AM-1080) NY Islanders 22 38 9 53 194 252 Buffalo 1 of 6. Yvan Besuchemin 72-77— 149 8 p m — Conaga basketbod: WAC final, resigned Friday as Iona’s basketball coach following a The utility mailed out letters this week apologizing for p.m. ATLANTA (102) Adams Dhrlalon Gooliae-CNcago. Hasek, 1-31 (32 shots-29 Brad Lsrdon 7 8 7 4 — 149 ESPN Philadelphia va Toronto at Dunedin, Fla, 17-13 season, his fifth as the Gaels’ coach. Wilkins 7-16 3-4 17, Willis 5-9 4-5 14, McCor­ x-Boston 38 22 9 85 258 234 Larry SVvsira 7 8 7 4 — 149 8 pm — Collega hockey: ECAC samillnal- the outage and giving a toll-free phone number cus­ 1G5 p.m. mick 3-4 1-2 7, Rivers 7-16 3-4 19, Webb 6-12 savas). Buffalo, Malarchuk. 11-12-9 (2316). B ryw Norton Iona, which was 11-5 this season in the Metro Atlantic x-Montreal 35 26 8 78 238 213 Wakaluk (ie:12saoond, 3 ^ . 77-73— 150 Clarkson vs. Hanrard, NESN tomers can call to receive the program. CImeland va San Francisco at Scottsdale, 3 5 15, Malone 5-11 4-4 14, Battle 4-8 0 5 8, x-Buffalo 25 26 17 67 239 234 GragCerulli 7 8 7 5 — 150 Ariz., 3:05 p.m. A— 1 3 3 2 3 850 pm — Jazz at Knicks, WFAN (AM-660) Athletic Conference, lost to S t Peter’s 64-58 Monday “This was probably the most exciting Super Bowl Koncak 0-5 0-0 0, Ferrell 2 5 4-5 8. Moncrief x-Hartford 28 31 9 65 204 230 John Adams 77-73— 150 10 pm . — Collega basketball: Big Sky final, California va San Diego at Yuma Ariz., 3:05 0 5 0-0 0. Totals 39-87 22-30 10Z Raferea—Tarry Gregsoa Llneartton— Shone night in the conference tournament championship. Quebec 13 43 12 38 194 306 Heyer, Don McCourt Roger Moltfale 7 8 8 1 — 151 ESPN we’ve had in years, and we thought this might be a nicer pzn. M IAM I (96) C A M P B E L L C O N F E R E N C E Trevor Dodds 7 8 7 6 — 151 “I have decided it is in the best interest of Gary Mikwaukee v a CN cago C ubs at M e sa Ariz.. 1055 pm — SkBng: U.S. Olympic Gold: Na­ gesture than if we just ran a newspaper ad apologizing,” Tha Aaaoclatod Prasa Burton 7-13 4-4 18, Long 3-7 2-2 8, Seikaly Nortia Division Brandt Jobe 7 8 7 6 — 151 tion's Cup and M en's Wbrid C U p T B S Brokaw and Iona College that I resign my position as 3 0 5 pim. 4-9 2-5 10, Douglas 7-16 4 5 18, Rico 7-13 1-1 W L TPIS OF OA J.C. Snead 7 8 7 3 — 152 said Lawrence O’Brien, a customer service manager for SAVE — The Pirates’ Barry Bonds is safe at home as Umpire Durwood Merrill is about to Oaktarxl v a Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., 3:05 11 p m — Goll: LPG A hamori a a ssic . third head basketball coach effective immediately," the 36- 16, Kessler 4-8 0-2 8, Edwards 4-11 4 5 12, x-SL Louis 40 18 10 90 273 216 G o lf Nolan Henke 7 8 7 7 — 152 round, N E SN (delayed broadcast) Massachusetts Electric. pzn. Coles 1-3 1-2 3, Thompson 1-3 1-2 3. Totals xG N cago 41 22 6 88 237 181 Brad B e l 7 8 7 4 — 152 year-old Brokaw said in a statement issued by Ae school. make the call during Thursday’s exhibition game against Boston at Winter Haven, Fla. Sunday's Games 1150 pm — Skiing: Man's World Cup giant O’Brien said Friday the utility had already received 38-83 19-30 96. Detroit 30 32 8 68 243 259 Joel Edwards 7 8 7 7 — 153 slalom ESPN (delayed broadcast) Detroit va Boston Red Sox at Winter Haven, Atlanta 25 22 36 19— 102 Minnesota 22 33 13 57 212 228 Brian Kamm 7 8 7 4 — 153 about 50 calls requesting the programs. F la , 1 0 5 p.m. Davies leads Inamori Classic Miami 34 1 7 30 1 5— 96 Toronto 19 41 9 47 210 285 Honda Classic scores Jim Wbodward 7 8 7 8 -1 5 4 Sunday But some residents are less than thrilled. Kansas City va Houston at Kissimee, Fla, 3-Point goals— Atlanta 2-9 (Flivers 2-5, Webb Sm ytha D ivision Parry Arthur 8 2 -7 2 -1 5 4 CORAL SPRINGS. Flo. (AP) — Scores POWAY, Calif. (AP) — Laura Davies shot a 4-undcr- 1 0 5 p.m. 0- 1, Koncak 0-1, Wilkins 0-2), Miami 1-7 x-Los(Rico Angeles 39 21 8 86 289 215 Michael A lan 7 8 7 9 — 154 1250 am. — College baskatbad: Big West “I couldn’t care less,” said Leslie Breen, who was Bosox Plantier exhibits muscle ' Friday aflar the second round of the $1 ndllion serndnal, ESPN Atlartta vs. Montreal at West Psim Beach, 1- 4, Coles 0-1, ^rton 0-2). Fouled out— None. xG algary 39 22 7 85 289 215 Dove Sutoarlond 74-82— 156 par 68 Friday to take a one-shot lead at 6-under 138 Honda Classic, playad on the 7.037-yord, watching the game in her Swampscott home when the Fla, 1.05 p.m. Rebounds— Atlanta 54 (WKIis 12), Miarn 58 Edmonton 31 32 5 67 229 229 H untG Itand 8 8 7 9 — 150 I a.m — College basketbod: Washington through two rounds of the LPGA Inamori Classic at Chicago White Sox vs. Cincinnati at Plant (Seikaly 20). Assists— Atlanta 15 (Wilkins 6), W nnpeg 23 36 11 por-3336— 72 Toumomant Players Club at Stats at use, NESN (delayed broixicast) power went out “It’s just one more thing to get rid of.” WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) ■— Plantier, who had a double in two Orioles 5, Rangers 0: At Port 57 234 253 Eagle Trace: Richard Bassett 81-78— 150 City, F la , 1 0 5 p.m. MiarN 25 (Douglas 10). Total fouls— Attanta 22, Vancouver 24 39 8 56 211 280 C o M n P M Ia 8 8 8 4 — 164 II a.m — Tennis: Rotterdam European StoneRidge Country Gub. About 2,200 customers in Lyrm and Swampscott lost Rookie Phil Plantier is determined times at bat against Pittsburgh, said (Charlotte, Fla., Baltimore pitchers Don HaUdorson 67- 67— 134 Championships. NESN (taped) BaMmore va New Vtxk 'ibnkees at Fort MiarN 28. Technical—Atlanta illagal defense. x-yer and Caroline Keggi both shot Graf ends her situation," the 22-year-old slugger single in three innings and Jeff Bal­ Beach, Fla, 105 pjn. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 555 pm. 71- 66— 137 Robin Walton 6 8 7 1 — 140 0, Farmer 3-8 3-4 9. Totals 43-103 23-35 113. Mark Brooks 70- 67— 137 1 pm — Exhibition baseball: Orioles vs. said Friday after powering the Red 1 Sa n Francisco vs. Clevaland at Tucson, Ariz., Pittsburgh at Hartford, 7 5 5 p.m Down Coe 7 3 -6 9 -1 4 2 75 in the second round to stand at even-par 144. lard retired all nine batters he faced. ORLANDO (129) Keith Clearwater 70-68— 138 Vtmkms, MSG Spring Training 3 0 5 p.m Scott 16-22 4-4 40, Turner 10-18 0 5 20. Kite Los Angeles at Quebec, 755 p.m Nicky LsRoux 72-70— 142 Sox to a 6-5 victory over the Vancouver at Montreal, 8 5 5 p m Dan Foreman 7 0 -6 8 -1 3 8 150 pm — Exhibition basabad: Mots vs. 2- 2 0 5 4. Skiles 8-16 2-2 20, Smith 1-10 0 5 2. Gary Heiberg Tarry-Jo Myers 7 1 -7 1 -1 4 2 Clemson’s Tyson on probation Philadelphia Phillies before a record Cardinals 11, Blue Jays 3: At Calgary at S L Louis, 8 5 5 p.m 7 3 6 8 -1 3 8 Marti Figuaras-Donl 72-71— 143 Dodgers. WFAN (AM-660) semifinal hex N.Anderson 5-13 4-6 14, Acres 0 5 1-2 1. Ken^ Perry 6 3 7 0 — 138 2 p.m — Collage boskslbad: Ohio State at “I’m just up there getting in my Dunedin, Fla., Gerald Perry drove in Ansley 4-6 5-6 13, R eyraids 3-7 7 5 13. Vir>- Sunday's Games Donna Andrews 74-69— 143 CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Ex-Clemson basketball crowd of 7,350 in Clearwater. Exhibition linescores Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 5.55 p.m Curtis Sbatige 6 3 7 0 — 138 Iowa, Chs. 8,40 cent 1-2 05 2, Wiley 0-0 05 O.Totals 50-97 AyakoOkomoto 71-72— 143 Plantier. who led the entire minor hacks,” Plantier said. five runs and four St. Louis pitchers Vancouver at Buffalo. 7 5 5 pm. Ray Floyd 67- 71— 138 2 pm — Soccer: Team USA vs. Olimpia player Sean Tyson, who h u been charged with assaulting 23-28 129. Lonca Tan Btoack Marge Stubblefield 71-72— 143 Mets 4, Dodgers 3 Quebec at Hartford, 7.55 p.m 73-66— 139 Nancy Brown 7 8 6 6 — 143 Paraguay, SportsChortoel (toped) BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — Steffi Graf, seeking to leagues with 33 homers for I^w- And. when asked if it might be combined on a five-hitter as the Car­ Denver 29 32 30 22—113 ErNyn Aubrey a ferriale student, has been placed on disciplinary proba­ Los Angeles at Montreal, 755 p.m 6 3 7 0 -1 3 9 2 5 0 pm . — Codsge baskatbad: A C C Tourna­ better playing fulltime in ftiwtucket dinals beat the Toronto Blue Jays At Port SI. Luds, Fla Orlando 31 39 32 27-7-129 Curt Byrum D onlsla Ammtocapone 71 -7 2 -1 4 3 end a slump that has cost her the No. 1 ranking, won a tucket last year, hit a two-nm shot Detroit at S L Louis, 7 5 5 p.m 70- 60— 130 ment dnaL Chonnai 3 tion, the university said Frittay. Los Angeles 201 000 000—3 10 3 3-Point goals—Denver 4-20 (Adarrw 3-12. Blaina McCalUster Mard Bozarth 73-70— 143 over the fence in right-center with than sitting on the bench in Boston, 11-3 Friday in the exhibition opener WbsNngton at Edmonton, 8.55 p.m 6 3 7 3 -1 3 9 *45 pm — Track and Field: Wbrid Indoor T ^ n also will be requir^ to attend counseling and title Friday that has eluded her since last November — NewVbrk(NL) 000 011 011—4 7 0 Liberty 1-2. Farmer 0-1, Williams 0-2. Jackson Bruce Uetzke Cathy Marino 73-70— 143 Calgary at Minnesota. 8 5 5 pm. 72- 67— 139 Champfonships, Chs. 30, 22 (delayed broad­ semifinalist. two outs in the ninth inning as the he had a quick reply. for both teams. Nsidlinger, Wstteland (4), Candelaria (7), 0-3), Orlando 6-9 (Scott 4-5, Skiles 2-3, Wiley John Inman Corolns Keggi 6 9 -7 5 -1 4 4 tutoring sessions as well as work 10 hours a week in the New J in ty at Winnipeg, 8:05 p m 72-67— 139 cast) Red Sox evened their exhibition ‘Til sit on the bench,” he said. Perry, signed by the Cardinals as Gotl (0) and Carter, Hernandez (6); Cone, Dai- O-l). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Denver 57 Joey Sirxlelar 72-67— 139 office of student development as a condition of his con­ t '5 (3). Whitehurst (5), InNs (7) and Sasser (Rasmussen 11), Orlando 67 (N.Anderson 11). N.Y. Rangers at CNcago, 8 5 5 p m , ® basketbod: SWC dt«l Graf, eliminated in the quarterfinals of her two pre­ Nick Price 7 3 64— 139 (woman). N E SN ( t o p ^ record 1-1. “Everyone wants to be in the big a free agent in the offseason, hit RBI O'Brien (4), Cerone (7). W — Innis, 1-0. L— Gott,' Astosts— Denver 25 (Adams 10). Orlarxlo 33 Brad Bryant 7 3 7 0 — 140 tinuing enrollment, the school said in a statement. vious tournaments this year, beat Meredith McGrath 6-3, 0-1. HRs—Los Angeles, Strawberry ( 1). Now NHL results , — College basketbod: Big West Plantier, a left-handed swinger, leagues. That’s why we're here." doubles in the first and third innings (Skiles 20). Total fouls-—Denver 24. Orlando 27. Billy Andrade 68- 72— 140 B o w lin g final. E SP N lyson was kicked off the basketball team by coach Ybrk, Donnels (1), Carreon (1). A— 15,077. Jodis Mudd 6-1 to advance to Satui^ay’s semifinals in the Virginia said he got hold of a sinker down i^nkees 4, Expos 3: At Fort as St. Louis took a 6-0 lead. He Blackhawks 5, Sabres 3 67-73— 140 - ~ Codege baskatbad: SEC or SWC Cliff Ellis following the incident last month. Cart Cooper 7 3 7 0 — 140 final, Channel 40 Slims of Florida. low thrown by veteran reliever Lauderdale, Mike Humphreys’ one- made it 10-0 in the fourth with a Red Sox 6, Phillies 5 Suns 117, Bullets 91 Chicago 2 3 0—5 Jerry H aas 6 3 7 2 — 140 GOP WDinen Classic, final round. The top-seeded German will play No. 8 Nathalie Roger McDowell to cap a three-run out home run in the ninth inning three-run homer off Rob Wish- At Cleanvalsr, Fla PH O ENIX (117) Buffalo 0 1 2— 3 Gory McCord 7 2 -6 8 -1 4 0 Chanel 30 Boston 020 010 003—5 12 0 First Period— 1, Chicago, Presley 12 B o b L o N Col Ray 102-487, Donise Sullvan 183-463. Memberships at $740,000 each Tauziat, the lone surprising entry in the Final Four. Boston ninth. gave thoNew York Yartkees a 4-3 nevski. Chambers 5-13 7-7 17, McDaniel 6-12 05 7 3 7 0 — 140 R***"®™ at Sen Diego, PNIadelphia 200 120 000—5 9 0 12 West 3-7 0-2 6, Homacek 8-12 2-2 20. (Thomas, Creighton), 258. 2, Chicago, Larmer Bart Bryant 69- 71—Laurence 140 Faucher 488, Alice Darting 450, SportsChannel! taped) PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — The new Japanese Thuziat beat a gimpy Mary Joe Fernandez, the No. 3 John Moses beat out a bunt, took victory over the Monheal Expos on Fred Couples Carolyn W ilson 460. Astros 7, Braves 6: At Kissim­ Harris, O N e il (3), Hetzal (5), Gray (7), Fos­ Johnson 8-15 1-1 17, Lang 2-5 2-2 6, Majerle 37 (Creighton, Wilson), 1955 (pp). Penol- 71- 70— 141 450 p.m — Skiing: Woman's World Cup owners of Pebble Beach, one of America’s most famous seed, 6-1,7-5. second on a balk and scored on ses (8), Inrine (9) and Morzano, Flaherty (7); 5-14 2-2 12, Ceballos 8-17 4-4 20, Neely 2-2 ties-^rim soa CN, major (Hghllng), 1:19; Kerv Andrew Magee 7 3 7 1 — 141 downhi and super-g, Chwinal 3 Friday in the exhibition opener for mee, Fla., Mark McLemore drove in Mulholland, Mauser (4), Akerfelds (6), 0 5 4. Knight 1-2 0-0 2. Rambis 0-1 1-2 1. To­ nedy. But, major (fi9hling), 1:19; Vhwney, C N Bernhard Langer 72- 69-141 Blossoms golf courses are considering selling memberships at Randy Kutcher’s two-out double the go-ahead run with an eighth-in­ Arxfy Been N E ^ " ^ ~ Codege hockey: Hockey East dnal, The other bracket will pit 14-ycar-old Jennifer both teams. McDowell (8) and Daulton, Fletcher (6). tals 48-100 19-22117. (Intsrfersnca), 3.52; Thomas, CN (trij^ng), 7 3 7 1 — 141 Laura EmHa 193503, Doma EicNer 452, $740,(XX) apiece, according to the Asahi Shimbun down the right-field line before ning single as the Houston Astros W -fossas, 1-0. L— McDowell. 0-1. Sv— Irvine WASHINGTON (91) 13:47; Lsdyard, Bui (charging), 1550; QAis, David CoNpe 71-71— 142 Jack! Scsppotlccl 490, Haathar Burgess 457. Capriati, the No. 4 seed, against No. 2 Gabriela Sabatini. Humphreys drove Scott Ruskin’s (1). H R s— Boston. Burks (2). Reed (1), Planter Jones 0-0 05 0. King 12-22 2-3 26. Ellison CN (roughing), 18.57; Wslis, ^ f (rougNng), Fred Funk 71- 71—Ross 142 Burgess 450, Ruth Ann Gloss 456, Sandy U C l J u i M •> newspaper in Osaka, Japan. Capriati won her quarteifinals match against Claudia Planticr’s homer. 2-2 curve ball over the wall in left- rallied for a 7-6 victory Friday over 18:.07; Havirerchuk, Buf (holding). 1851. B A G lasson (1). Philadelphia. Daulton (1). 8-20 3-4 19. Vyblker 2-7 0 5 4. Wbrknton 5-11 72- 70— 142 Hanington 450, Marilyn Mayors 471. 650 pm. — NCAA Tournament sslsirllon Pebble Beach is now a public, t l \ ^ h expensive, Porwik 6-1, 6-4, and Sabatini beat Regina Rajehrtova “Kutcher got a big hit and Plan- center. The left fielder was acquired Atlaiita, which got a three-run. 5 5 16. English 0-10 0 5 0. Williams 1-7 1-1 3, Second Period— 3, Chicago, Peluso 5 Joe Lloyd 6 7 -7 3 -1 4 2 show, Channel 3 ' i Vbnkees 4, Expos 3 (Thomas), 554. 4, Buffalo, Hawerchuk 23 Lee Janzen course. Greens fees are $175 for one round. - , - . tier golfed a ball over the fence," first-inning homer from Dave Jus­ Eackles 7-15 2-3 16, Hammonds 1-2 1-2 3, 72- 7 0 -1Eastern 4 2 Businessmen SportsChon- 6 2 6 2 Feb. 7 ns the player to be named in Foster 2-5 0 5 4. Totals 38-99 14-19 91. (Andreychuk, Lsdyard), 6'57 (pp). 5, Chicago, Bob Eastwood 73- 69— 142 J The story in Thursday’s ^ tio n s of Asahi Shimbun Boston manager Joe Morgan said. At Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Tom Wslsh 154-400, Vic Soldus 143, Mark nsl, W nC (AM-1080) Capriati reached last year’s finals in her professional the trade last December that sent tice. PhoeNx 38 24 28 29-117 RoeNck 35 (Vbwney, Goulst), 16:12 (pp). 6, Ed B orf 70- 72— 142 Montreal 000 210 000—3 9 0 Holmas 143146-416, Bruce Uvary 151, Grog 750 pm — Skdng: Men's World Cup slalom said that the $740,000 memberships would be marketed “Plantier is something else. 1 told NewYbik(AL) 300 001—4 6 WbsNngton 28 22 22 19— 91 CNcago, Roenick 36 (Wilson), 1959. Penol- Mike Hulbert 71- 71— 142 ESPN (delayed broadcast) debut before losing to Sabatini. Oscar Azocar to the San Diego 000 1 Ken Green Merton 144, Bob Rouza 162-410, Ron Jolnar by Cosmo World Co. in Japan, where memberships at De Martlnez. Haney (4), Jones (6), Ruskin (8) 3-Point goals— Phoenix 2-7 (Homacek 2-3, Ues-RoeNck, CN (Ngh-slicking). 155; Murray. 74- 68— 142 10 p.m — Celtics at Btozars, Channel is , him just the other day to forget fttdres. Chambers 0-1, McDaniel 0-1, Majerle 0-1, C N (tripping), 5:59; Vhwney. C N (holding), 5:50; Jim Booros 72- 71—143143*153402. John Moiorca Sr. 163163417, some of the best golf clubs cost $1 million or more. The and RtzgerakJ, Reyes (5): Cary, Taylor (4). Mills John Moiorca Jr. 151-411, Tom Stonchfleld 155, TNT Grafs record streak of 186 weeks at No. 1 will end about the numbers (competition) Hensley Meulens’ three-run (7), Cadarst (8) and Nokss, Leyritz <51. Ceballos 0-1), Yfoshington 1-4 (Wbrktrtoo 1-3, Turgeon, Buf (slashing), 10:47; R ^ , Buf (rough­ Neal Lancaster 72-71— 143 11 p.m — Golf: LPGA Inamorl Classic, dral story did not indicate whether other golfers willing to More sports Eackles 0-1). Fouled out— Nona. ing), 10:47; RoeNck, CN (roughing), 10:47; Karl Kimball 72- 71—Fred 143 Maura 145, Jeff Bel 142-143167-457, Monday, when she is replaced in the rankings by Monica and work on getting ready for the W— Cadaret, 1-0, L— Ruskin. 0-1. Joel Robert 141-144, Al Herzog 147, Kevin round, NESN (delayed broadcast). MSG homer off Chris Haney in the fourth HRs— Montreal. Galarraga (1). New Vbrk. Rabourxls— Phoenix 79 (Lang 12), Washington M ^ l , -CN, rrxyor (fighting), 1326; Ray, Buf. Dudley Hart 73- 7 0 -1 4 3 (d^yad-midnlghl) pay $175 could still play Pebble Beach or whether U.S. Seles. But after falling behind 3-2, 40-15, she was season. He has a very aggressive 42 (Ellison 12). najor (flghlng), 1356; Buiflido berich, served Dillard Pruitt 73- 70—Martin 143 143, Bums Allen 150, Mike Roux 143 inning provided the Yankees’ other — see page 14 Meulens (1), Humphreys (1). Carl BoUn 141, ErNIe Roux 148, Frank Enos MidnighbMid ' -Baurd^: " LPBT Garland Centennial golfers would dso be able to become members. dominant against the 16th-seeded McGrath. swing.” by Arxlrevchuk (too many men), 14:41. Doug Tewed 74- 69— 143 Openpen. E SP N runs. ( f

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Pinch-hitter Mark Carrcon, batting BOSTON — Brett Hull doesn’t paddle fans, decorator New York Mets just what they’ll “He had one of those games you for winning pitcher Jeff Innis, think about how he gets open, he upgrades. Vernon, every day! miss. ■ W ■ love to have. It was quite a state­ homered off Jim G(5h to lead off the just does. He doesn’t pick a spot to $1^2,927. Tony Zilora. BOOKKEEPING/ LAWN CARE HEATING/ CARPENTRY/ Facing his former teammates for ninth. shoot at, he just scores. Philips Real Estate, ment,” Darling said. “He looks espe­ 742-1450. INCOME TAX PLUMBING REMODELING the first time. Strawberry hit a 400- cially locked in for this early.” In his Dodgers debut Thursday He doesn’t worry about Wayne UWN-SCAPE foot homer off best friend Ron Dar­ Gretzky’s goal-scoring record, but JoMph P. 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SIDING Seoul Games, still showed the ef­ never any faster than 6.58, well over “He’s just scary.” 1419. LANDSCAPING Dame’s Raghib Ismail had his plans to retire after the 1992 Bar­ sale is 16 ft. glastron ski Re/Max East of the ROMAN SPIEWAK “I was hoping that would end fects of having been away from the the 6.41 he ran in winning at the 935 Main Street • Sprit^ doatvUp streak of 23 consecutive heat vic­ celona Olympics. He added his three Hull doesn’t handle the puck as boatl Coventry, River, 647-1419. F • Starting list lorweoUy malnlanancs Mason Contractor LIONEL COTE tories in the 55-meter dash end pretty soon b ^ u s e people like to sport for 27 months. 1987 indoor championships. much as many top players. He Tuesday thru Thursday F TREE SERVICE/ • Rssid^ial 1 Commercial major goals before retirement were $128,775. Betty Mora. Brick-Stone-Block ROOFING & SIDING Friday, then came back to rocket m ^ e a big thing out of it,” Ismail Meanwhile, the women’s 60- skates along in the background then 9-11:30AM or 1:3(MPM Philips Real Estate, SOUTH WINDSOR- 742-9540 winning the 1991 world indoor and “I had a great start, but there was When you need to PRUNING New-Repairs-Restorab'on into the finals at the NCAA Indoor said of the streak. meter final produced a stunning glides into an open area in time to eoe 742-1450. $139,900. Economical CaUfor free estimate ‘30 Years Experience outdoor utles and the Olympic gold no power,” Johnson said after clock­ advertise, nothing 2 Track and Held Championships “I just wanted to be able to relax upset, as Irina Sergeyeva of the t ^ e the pass. Then he instantly rips Ranch. Appealing HAWKES TREE SERVICE 6464134 -Fully Insured medal. ing 6.61. “Like I said before the TEACHERS-Telephone works like Classified home with warm ■License # 506737 with the day’s fastest time of 6.13 as I went through. I wasn’t as Soviet Union ended the 73-race win­ his powerful shot past a helpless Bucket truck A chipper. championships, I have to get that classified 10O's of jobs- THE EASY WAY to find o fireplace. Hardwood Let A Specialist. O H warmed up as I usually would be, ning streak of Jamaica’s Merlene Stump removal. Free 646-9564 seconds. Cason, the confident American, back.” goalie. 19 categories 1-900- cosh buyer for no-longer- D ia l floors, finished J J r - so I didn’t want to risk pulling Ottey, winning in 7.02, the fastest in estimateG. Special Doltl dashed those hopes Friday, winning He did that three times Thursday 226-264^5 $3/Min 24 needed household Items Is basement, rec room, 3 ELDER CARE Johnson’s failure to medal came consideration for elderty and s Ismail, who has the year’s best anything,” said Ismail, who figures the 60-meter dash in 6.54 seconds at the world this year and a champion­ night to Boston’s Reggie Lemelin. Hrs. with o wont ad. Dial 643-2711 bedroom. Also near after he had run two bizarre races handicapped PAINTING/ > m collegiate speed in the event with a to be one of the top picks in next the World Indoor Championships, as ship record. 643-2711 to place vour schools and shops. NURSE'S-AIDE earlier in the day and had false- Despite Hull’s second hat trick TELEMARKETING-$300- qulck-octlon od. 647-7553 school record 6,07, btirsl quickly month’s NFL draft. the still-rusty Johnson finished four­ Ottey, the 1989 world indoor against the Bruins in 13 days, the $600 A Week. 644- DUPLEX-Dupley St. In­ Nice clean starter home PAPERING Years of experience l i started in the final. vestor or home owner. WATERPROOFING out of the blocks and appeared to “One letup from me and guys will th. 200-meter gold medalist and world game ended in a 5-5 tie. 0692. in a convenient Care for Elderly O DO slow up as he drew near the finish be passing me with ease.” In the opening-round heats, the record-holder at that distance, IN-LAW OR MASTER N ew er 5 /4 D uplex in location. D.W. Fish WEiGLE’S PAINTING CO. Thursday, when Johnson dis­ “When he’s given time, he finds SUITE-Your choicel 3 great shape. Large Excellent references WET BASEMENTS? 2 ■< line in his semifinal heat. In the women’s 55-meter semi­ apparently tense Johnson stumbled a finished second in 7.08, with Liliana 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ Real Estate, 643-1591 QuaKty work at a closed his retirement plans, Cason the holes,” Lemelin said. Bedroom, side door kitchen and living room or 871-1400. MISCELLANEOUS reasonable prioel Call Hatchways, foundation cracks, Ismail, undefeated in a col­ final, defending champion Carlette few steps out of the blocks and near­ Allen third in a Cuban record 7.12. TUNITIES H H said if the Canadian won a gold ly fell before recovering to finish Hull insists he doesn’t look for Colonial. Fantastic on both sides. F SERVICES In te rio r 6 E xte rio r 742-6402 sump pumps, tile Ones, gravity legiate final, had his streak of heat Guidry had the fastest qualifying Sergeyeva blasted out of the fenced yard, large Upgraded utilities, nice Free Estimates m X medal at Barcelona, it “would be a second. the gaps on the ice or in the goalie’s SUPERB RANCH-Sunken feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ victories snapped in the prelims MANCHESTER-Available garden, 3 season lot, plenty of storage. o m Ume for Saturday’s final at 6.73. storybook ending. Man gets gold, blocks forcefully and never was defenses. immediately. 1200 living room. Gorgeous Call Brian Welgle when he eased up with about 20 Then, in the semifinals, after lead­ seriously challenged. Ottey couldn’t porch. Asking $200's. "We're Selling ODD JOBS ness proffing of ooncrele walls No finals were included in the nian loses gold, man gets gold.” How does he get so wide open? Square feet. Commer- $209,900. Call Barbara. home. Redecorated 645-8912 FIREWOOD X -r. meters left and coasted to second opening afternoon session. ing through 50 meters, he looked match her start and couldn’t catch Houses!’ Blanchard & Trucking, and doors. 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Wanted to Buy/Trade ------99 at the special rate of 35^ By James Jacoby against percentages in the trump suit ceramic entry, gor­ on King St. in South WEST EAST to avoid at all costs the chance of four geous L-shaped Windsor near historic ♦ J 8 6 2 ♦ 7 4 spades failing. After ruffing the third I r staircase, first floor old Main St. and CT per line. ♦ 5 32 South got to four spades in today's BATES: 1 to 6 days: 95 cerrts per line per day. YAKQS round of hearts, declarer simply leads DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to be fireplaced family room. River. Call today! 4 K 10 4 J 8 6 5 4 deal, and West led the king, ace and 7 to 19 days: 75 cents p e r line p e r day. queen of hearts, ruffed by South. South the nine of spades from his hand, and published Tuesday through Satur­ Now here's a super $189,500. Jackson & Ask for llze or Paula 49 4 ♦ 10 8 6 M to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. . wMiivaiiiBncu. in* Manchester when West plays low, declarer plays day, the deadline Is noon on the day R homel D. W. Fish Real Jackson Real Estate. really now had few worries. If Elast 26 or m o re ls : 55 cents per line per day. erald Is responsible for only on* Incorrect SOUTH dummy's three-spot. 'This is an inter­ before publication. For advertisements Estate, 643-1591. 647-8400. held four spades, he would not have Minimum charge: 4 lines. r inMrtlon and then only for the size oM h* 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ♦ A Q to 9 5 esting safety play because it seems so to be published Monday, the dead­ four hearts, so there would be no way original Insertion. Errore which do not lessen ♦ J6 he could thwart declarer's plan of giv­ unlikely that West would hold four line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the valuo of the advertisement will not be ♦ AQ72 spades to the jack. But the mark of the CLASSIFIED SALES ♦ K 3 ing up a trump trick to East and then corrected by an additional Insertion. taking the rest of the tricks. expert player is to ferret out those sit­ Vulnerable: Neither So declarer played the king, ace and uations in which he might be set and to DEPARTMENT Dealer: South take steps to counter them. 10 PART TIME HELP Where queen of spades and was discouraged NOTICES 10 PART TIME H ELP 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED East to find that West held the length in J»mes Jtcoby's books 'Jacoby aa Bridge" and WANTED WANTED 11 HELP WANTED Soath West North spades. Now the hand was unmakable. As a condition precedent 1 ♦ 2Y 3 ^ Pass ‘Jacoby oo Card Games’ (w ill tn witb Us fatber, AT HOME-Clerical CAREER CHANGE-Conv GENERAL-Labor 100's of RN, LPN OR NURSED If declarer tried to run the clubs. 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