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Manchester, Conn. — A City of VVillage / . l l r ^ /“a va Charm i-s ra a* aw — Tuesday, March 19, 1985 — Single copy. 25C: Housing

starts Weiss asks

decline 2-mill hike

By Denis G. GulIno United Press International

WASHINGTON - Housing

starts fell 11 percent in February, in tax rate an unexpected decline that was the

largest setback in nearly a year, the Commerce Department said By Alex GIrelll today. Herald Reporter Text of W e is s ’s The drop returned the pace of new housing to about what it has Manchester General Manager' budget message been since July while not quite Robert B. Weiss has recommended wiping out January's 12.9 percent — see page 20 a General Fund budget which jump. would require a tax increase of 1.99 The February figure translates mills for the fiscal year beginning into an annual rate of housing July 1. The directors received copies of

starts of 1.638 million after sea­ His recommendation to the the General Fund budget recom­ sonal adjustment. Board of Directors, made public at mendation Monday and will begin

Most analysts expected a surge a press conference this morning, their deliberations on it March 30.

in February, based on past gains in calls for a budget of $45,655,122. Last May, when the directors building permits and the apparent adopted the budget for the 1984-85 That figure represents an increase optimism of builders based on of $3,912,079 — or 9.3 percent — fiscal year, they cut $284,391 from sales. But now it seems the Weiss’s recommendation of over the budget adopted for the optimism was short liv«d. current fiscal year. $42,027,434. The National Association of In his budget message for fiscal To support the proposed expen­ Home Builders reports its latest ditures, Weiss proposes a tax rate 1985-86, Weiss called attention to

monthly survey of builders in of 45.29 mills, compared with the the fact that he had included March shows “ expectations have federal revenue-sharing funds for current mill rate of 43,30 mills. the entire fiscal year. He said the changed very much," according to That would translate to $45.29 in decision to do so was based on association qponomist Michael Su- taxes for each $1,000 in assessed michrast. The fact that mortgage information from the Connecticut property value. rates stopped dropping and poten­ At the press conference in the Conference of Municipalities, the tial buyers slowed down their Municipal Building, Weiss said National League of Cities and the

shopping tours have cast a shadow that he has not included in his state's Congressional delegation. on what was expected to be a estimate the revenues from Gov. He said he will continue to

strong spring for the industry, he William O’Neill's latest proposal monitor developments on adjust­ indicated. ments to or elimination of federal for state revenue sharing. If The 11 percent decline in permits implemented, it would give the revenue-sharing. Eliminating for February was the steepest drop revenue-sharing has been pro­ town about $425,000. since March of last year. Weiss said that at this time it posed by the president. Building permits were down 4.65 In addition to the General Fund would be speculative to count on percent. the funds. budget, Weiss has recommended a

Last year builders started 1.7495 He also said that by the time the budget for the town Fire District million new houses, 2.7 percent that calls for expenditures of Board of Directors acts on the ahead of 1983. But the latest figures budget, he may recommend as­ $3,578,515. That represents an

suggest 1985 will have a hard time suming a 99-percent tax-collection increase of $246,259 — or 7.4 improving on 1984. percent — over the budget that was rate instead of the 98.5 percent now The month’s decline was most adopted for the current year. in his recommendation. The tax- pronounced for multi-family collection rate through February Weiss recommends a .17-mill

apartments, down 33.4 percent was 98.7 percent. increase for taxpayers who live in

after soaring 49 percent in If the added state money comes the Town fire district. The current January. through and the rate of tax rate for town fire coverage, paid in Single family starts were up 5.3 collection is increased, he said his addition to General Fund levies, is percent, reversing their January recommended tax increase may 6.19 mills.

decline. drop below the 1,99 mills. Those who live in the Eighth "This year will be lower than last On the revenue side of the District do not pay the fire district year, by at least 100,000 units,” tax. They pay fire taxes directly to budget. Weiss has estimated that Sumichrast said. "That is very, Herald photo by Tarqulnlo $30,943,612 will come from prop­ the district. very clear now." erty taxes, based on a mill rate of Weiss made his recommenda­ Yet he said there is no reason to 43.30 mills levied against a grand tions March 1 for the budgets of the be too pessimistic since the level of T/s the season? list of $668,504,822. Water and Sewer Division, which building permits still signaled In his budget message to the are financed by user fees. He said future starts at a healthy level. Town workers hang on to portions of the Sherwood Clyde and Bill Crossley. The directors, Weiss described the that based on current information, Builders are blaming the possi­ there would be no need to raise shell of the nativity scene at Center town-owned scene is located on the budget as one that generally bility of sweeping changes in tax water and sewer rates until after Congregational Church as they disman­ church property at the corner of Center maintains the current level of town law for a new reluctance of the fiscal year that runs from July services. He said department developers to get big projects tle it this morning. From left, they are Ike and Main streets every Christmas heads took great care to minimize 1, 1987, to June 30, 1988. under way, he said. Drown, Sid Cushman, John Jurewicz, season. the increases requested. In his General Fund recommen­ dation Weiss made these seven

requests for expanded service:

• Adding three full-time staffers to the office of the assessor at

Charges fly as arms talks resume in Geneva $70,885 to begin work on a property revaluation. He said they would be

By Borrv James separate into three separate work­ fray by castigating the Soviets (or ticized President Reagan's "Star hired for only the two-and-a-half or

United Press International ing groups — but insists that the treaty violations during a luncheon Wars” strategic defense initiative three years needed to do the C anada says 'no' issue of space weapons must be in Quebec City, Canada, Monday as risking the creation of "a new revaluation in house.

GENEVA, Switzerland — U.S. intrinsically linked to that of to nuclear weapons with Prime Minister Brian Maginot line of the 21st Century, • Adding a full-time housing

and Soviet negotiators met today existing strategic and Mulroney. liable td be outflanked by rela­ inspector and a part-time clerk to — see page 4 for the third time in the super­ intermediate-range nuclear Since the last negotiating session tively simpler and demonstrably the Health Division at $25,677 to

power arms talks, seeking a way to weapons. Thursday, Belgium has deployed cheaper counter-measures." continue housing code inspections and handle complaints. move forward on discussing the Exactly when the talks will State George Shultz and Soviet the first 16 of the 48 cruise missiles In a related development, the • Adding a principal planner to separate issues of strategic, inter­ divide into working groups had not Foreign Minister Andrei Gro­ under a NATO plan to base 572 White House announced the presi­ the Planning Division at $18,137. mediate and space weaponry. been decided as the negotiations myko. Karpov said U.S, negotia­ cruise and Pershing 2 missiles in dent will hold a nationally tele­ • Adding a maintenance me­ Officials said the two sides met resumed after a four-day recess. tors were giving "lectures” about Western Europe to counter a vised news conference Thursday, at the Soviet mission to the United Soviet buildup of more than 400 It will be the 30th news confer­ chanic to the Building Mainte­ A shadow was cast over the supposed benefits of defensive Nations, with the three senior SS-20 intermediate-range missiles. ence during Reagan's presidency nance Division at $20,800. meeting by Karpov’s public allega­ weapons in space rather than negotiators on either side attend­ NATO and U.S. officials wel­ • Adding six temporary tion that the United States is acting negotiating seriously for their and is expected to cover a wide ing — for the United States, Max comed the Belgian move as a range of domestic and interna­ summer workers to the Highway in bad faith on the space weapons . elimination. Kampelman, John Tower and issue. reinforcement of critical alliance tional topics, including the possi­ Division at a total cost of $12,000 to Shultz later criticized Karpov tor Maynard Glitman and for the Karpov went on Soviet television breaching the confidentiality of the solidarity as the Geneva talks get bility of a summit meeting with expand the street maintenance Soviet Union, Viktor Karpov, Yuli program. over the weekend to accuse the talks and running the risk of down to business. new Soviet leader Mikhail Kvitsinsky and Alexei Obukhov. But the U.S. position received a Gorbachev. • Adding five temporary United States of backing away turning them into a propaganda The Soviet Union has agreed in setback when British Foreign . The news conference is to begin from an agreement reached in show. principle that the talks should January between Secretary of President Reagan also joined the Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe cri­ at 8 p.m. EST in the East Room. Please turn to page 10

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Dodd, Weicker oppose Idea

Foes of budget amendment get support in Senate

By Lvdo Phillips balanced budget amendment and a called a constitutional convention best legal minds for decades." "People are calling for this who mittee and one of the resolution's United Press International constitutional convention lo draft " a seductive, dangerous Stolberg, House Speaker R.E. do not have as their primary chief supporters, said that “ was

it are "very bad ideas” that would proposal." Van Norslrand, R-Darien, Senate agenda a balaced budget," Morri­ not a bad swap.” HARTFORD — Both Connecti­ lead to "m ore hypocrisy in Wa­ He compared President Rea­ President Pro Tempore Philip S. son said, citing the possibility the So far, 32 of the required 34 states

cut senators and other state and shington, not less." gan's support for the convention, Robertson, R-Cheshire, and Se­ convention would approve amend­ have passed resolutions calling for federal legislators of both parties He said balancing the federal while presenting a federal budget nate Minority Leader Cornelius ments banning abortion or outlaw­ a constitutional convention to draft have come together to denounce a budget this year is "not even with a $180 billion deficit, to a O'Leary, D-Windsor Locks, wrote ing handguns. a balanced budget amendment. call for a federal constitutional remotely possible politically " and "quarterback leaving the field and congressional leaders opposing the But proponents of the constitu­ convention to draft a balanced to bind the Congress and the going into the stands and shouting. balanced budget amendment. tional amendment said Congress

budget amendment. president to balancing the budget 'We want a touchdown.’" While supporting efforts to re­ has failed to act to balance the With 32 of the required 34 state every year would lead to cheating State House Minority Leader duce the deficit, the letter said “ a budget and said the amendment legislatures having passed such and posturing. Inside Today Irving J. Stolberg, D-New Haven, balanced budget can only be ^oiild stiffen its resolve resolutions, attention is now fo­ He called a constitutional con­ said the "deficit is one of the achieved through the will of our The nation's only constitutional cused on Connecticut, which could vention “ an unknowable and un­ central issues facing the nation federal executive and legislative convention was held in 1789 to 2 0 pages, 2 sections become the state to put the call (or certain course" and said, "The and the world.” leadership." revise the new country’s Articles

a convention over the top. foundation of the world’s most However, Stolberg said the na­ A dvIcK . .12 O bItutriM . Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, D- of Confederation, The convention Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., successful political experiment tion,'s energy shoi^ld not be focused 16*16 Opinion Conn., warned a convention could produced the current Constitution. testified before the Legislature's would be at stake." on the "convoluted and irrelevant propose changes to the Constitu­ Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford, a Entertalnm tnt_ 12 TtiNvItlon ^ Government Administration and Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R- debate" over a constitutional tion other than just the balanced member of the Government Ad­ Lottery 2 Weathf r Elections Committee that both a Conn., testifying by telephone. convention, which "could tie up the budget amendment. ministration and Elections Com­ r

MANCHESTER HEHAl.l), Tiic.sd.iy, March 19. 198.5 ■ ■< 2 MANC HKSTKU IIKRAl.D. Tiu-sd.iy. M.irth 19. litH5 Gifted funds lost Bay State won’t grant immunity Walk-in clinic aims on budget path Von Bulow witness invokes the Fifth to open in 6 weeks Bv Bill Ylngilna Herald Reporter He's proved himself unquestionably to " I f he's willing to tell the truth as to The Rhode Island grand jury is though there are many doctors in the By Leslie Anderson be a pathological liar,” said Alan By Kathy Garmus what occurred in this matter, he ought conducting its investigation in prepara­ area, many people do not have a regular An administrative error has resulted in the Board of United Press International Dershowitz, an attorney for von Bulow. Herald Reporter to tell the truth," said Reilly. tion for von Bulow's retrial. Jury physician. Education's fiscal 1985-86 budget request falling selection begins April 8 in Superior Marriott refused to reveal the con­ $6,000 short of what board members thought they were Marriott held a news conference at Manchester's first walk-in medical "F o r some reason, lots and lots of W AKEFIELD, Mass. - Massachu­ Court in Providence. tents of the tapes, which he said were proposing. ' his home following his grand jury clinic should open ip about six weeks, people aren't plugged in," he said. setts authorities will not grant immun­ Marriott originally signed an affi­ made secretly over the last two to three Administrators said Monday that they neglected to appearance in Providence, but declined the head of the medfchl group that will Without a regular physician, a sick ity to a key figure in the Claus von davit for the defense that stated he years and included conversations with add $6,000 that was intended for the program for gifted to reveal the contents of the tapes. run the clinic said Monday. person may wait too long before seeing Bulow ease who claims he has 'bi­ delivered drugs to Mrs. von Bulow, who von Bulow. students to the superintendent's recommended "It's a damn shame I don't have The Immediate Medical Care Center, a doctor, or might go to the local zarre" tape transcripts proving the remains in a coma doctors say is But he said they show von Bulow "is budget before the Board of Education submitted it to immunity because these tapes will get a which will serve patients on a walk-in emergency room, where medical care Rhode Island socialite tried to kill his irreversible in a New York hospital. not innocent. He's involved in several the Board of Directors. whole lot of people in trouble, " Marriott basis without appointments, will be is much more expensive, Grinspan wife, a prosecutor says. He later withdrew the statement and criminal things." He added von Bulow "It's a clerical error," said School Superintendent said. “ It's a shame they (the tapes) staffed by two full-time physicians and said. David Marriott, 26. of Wakefield, claimed that von Bulow forced him to "could possibly be charged further in James P. Kennedy. don't come out because the stuff is six full-time nurses and x-ray techni­ For that reason, walk-in clinics are an refused to answer questions from a submit the affidavit. Marriott claims he Massachusetts." The proposed $25,2 million spending plan has not yet really bizarre." cians, said Dr. Gregg Grinspan, presi­ essential part of community medical Rhode Island grand jury Monday and has taped conversations which prove During a pre-trial hearing in Provi­ been adopted by the Board of Directors and thus is not Von Bulow, a Danish-born socialite, dent of the group that already runs services, he said. However, Grinspan said he would continue invoking his that. dence Monday, von Bulow's lawyers final. But Kennedy said he would not ask that the was convicted in 1982 of twice trying to several walk-in clinics. said the clinics have traditionally met Fifth Amendment rights until he He has sought immunity from any asked for additional notes and trans­ $6,000 be restored before the board acts in early May. murder his wife, Martha "Sunny " von The Manchester clinic will be housed with some resistance from hospitals received immunity from prosecution. perjury charges, but the request has cripts that document conversations Rather, the funds will be taken from other areas of Bulow, with insulin shots in their on West Middle Turnpike next to the and private physicians, who worry "H e can take the Fifth ‘til the cows been denied by Massachusetts between various attorneys and Mrs. the budget after the school board receives final notice Newport mansion in 1979 and 1980 A Medi Mart drugstore. about the possible economic impact of come home, and he's still not going to authorities. von Bulow's family. of its appropriation, he said, lie stressed that the get immunity," said Middlesex County year later, the Rhode Island Supreme WITNESS DAVID MARRIOTT "I'm excited about this," Grinspan the for-profit clinics. "1 don't think anybody today could State prosecutors also filed a series of money would go to the program as the board intended. Assistant District Attorney Thomas Court overturned the verdict on consti­ said. The Manchester clinic will be­ "A ll of the pieces of the medical vouch for David .Marriott's credibility. pre-trial motions. . . key figure in von Bulow case School board members approved the $6,000 addition Reilly. tutional grounds. come the group's seventh clinic in community have to be viable,” he said. to the program for gifted and talented students at a Connecticut. "The most important thing is that meeting Feb. 11 after debating about hiring an Grinspan said Manchester was a good medical care be delivered to as many additional staff aide. location for the clinic because even people as possible." Weather Grinspan said that walk-in clinics The board added the funds to the program under the often direct patients to other medical category of general program improvements without Peopletalk specifying how they would be used. The modification resources in a community. For in­ Today’s forecast stance, if a person came into the clinic raised the total proposed rise in spending for the gifted Fire Calls with a cut and was discovered to have program from $35,000 to $41,000. Son of Penthouse Connecticut, Massachusetts high blood pressure, he or she would be The $6,000 addition was the only variation from the and Rhode Island: Today: budget Kennedy had submitted that the school board The son of Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione, Manchester directed to see a local physician mostly sunny. Highs 40 to 45, considered before approving the superintendent’s Bob Jr., is coming out Tuesday with Spin, a rock Sunday, 1:52 p.m. - » car fire. regularly, he said. request. 'n' roll tabloid to compete with Rolling Stone. Tonight: clear early, then be­ Interstate 84 east of exit'93 (Eighth "A ll we're doing is adding an General Manager Robert B. Weiss last week "1 thought it was a good idea to go after the coming partly cloudy. Lows in District). additional layer that is beneficial," recommended that the Board of Directors approve an market that Rolling Stone had let slip, " Guccione the 20s except low 30s along the Monday, 8:57 a m. — natural gas Grinspan said. education appropriation of $25,258,546 — a figure that said. “ It (Rolling Stone) had a flatness, a coast. Wednesday; partly cloudy investigation, 321 Progress Drive Grinspan said the concept of the 9 he thought, was the school board's total budget condescending air to it. " and mild with a chance of brief (Tow n). walk-in clinic is a throwback to the days request. ') Guccione said Rolling Stone's financial success showers. Highs in the 50s. Monday, 9:11a.m. — medical call, 202 of the general practitioner. The **” * sum of the school board’s total has put it in a position of inflexibility and made it a Maine and New Hampshire: Hilliard St. (Eighth District, “ You didn't make an appointment to proposed operaTing budget, the expected funding for slave to its advertisers. "The biggest difference is Sunny today. High 30 to 40. Fair Paramedics). see old Doc Johnson, you just went up the Regional Occupational Training Center and an we are more interested in what is really tonight. Low in the teens to mid Monday, 2:26 p.m. — medical call, 466 there,” he said. appropriation for health and welfare services for happening in music even though it's not so 20s. Mostly cloudy, chance of W . Middle Turnpike (Town. Officials at Manchester Memorial pupils attending private schools, said town Budget popular yet as to be in People magazine. " he said. Paramedics). Hospital were unavailable for comment flurries north and partly cloudy and Research Officer Robert Huestis. Madonna is the cover girl for next month's - 6 Monday, 6:48 p.m. — smoke alarm, today on the clinic plans. The hospital south Wednesday. High in the Manchester officials expect to pay $375,778 to fund premier issue, which also will feature David Lee 66F Pascal Lane (Tow n). last year announced that it would upper 30s and 40s. their share of the training center and $125,375 for Roth, Van Halen's lead singer, writing about Tuesday, 8:18 a.m. — medical call, 41 consider setting up its own walk-in Vermont: Lots of sunshine welfare services to students attending private lowriders. Progress Drive (Town, Paramedics). clinic and was granted the approval it today. Highs in the upper 30s to a . needed to begin the project. schools, according to figures in the school board Guccione Jr., who put out kung fu magazines in low 40s. Some clouds tonight. Britain when he was 18 and has worked at The Immediate Medical Care clinic budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Penthouse, says his father is backing him but the Lows in the ’20s. Partly sunny Now this Is more like It Tolland County will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. every When Kennedy told the directors during a meeting Wednesday with highs in the 30s day of the year, Grinspan said. The on March 4 that $24,763,393 was the school board’s venture is not part of the Penthouse corporation. Today: mostly sunny. High around 40. Wind light north becoming Friday, 3:55 p.m. — field fire, 18 to low 40s. Gilead Road, Andover (Andover). clinic will be equipped with x-ray and Herald photo by Tarquinio total operating budget request, the figure excluded The elder Guccione also has a new magazine, southwest 10to15mph this afternoon. Tonight: clear skies early, then Newlook, making its debut next week. Friday, 10:51 p.m standby for laboratory facilities, and will be able to the $501,153 for the training center and private-school becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the middle 20s. Wind light Extended outlook Eagleville (South Coventry). handle most non life-threatening medi­ Sticky situation services. It also omitted the $6,000 added Feb. 11. southwest. Wednesday: partly sunny and mild with a 30 percent Saturday, 1:37 a.m. — motor vehicle cal problems, he said. The modification had been included in the budget Extended outlook for New -chance of brief showers. High 50 to 55. Today’s weather picture was accident, 733 Boston Turnpike, Bolton The clinic will probably be headed by Caron Leckner of Ellington fills a pastry bag with chocolate details on the gifted program but did not show up in the England Thursday through drawn by Dina Hanna. 8, of 104 Thayer Rd., a fourth grader at Martin (Bolton). Dr. Michael Erdil, an internist from filling destined for cream puff swans that were served Friday at a summary printed at the beginning of the document Saturday: School. Saturday, 10:27 a.m. — structure fire, Massachusetts who has had five years submitted to Weiss and the Board of Directors. luncheon at Manchester Community College. The chocolate Son of senator Connecticut, Massachusetts Eaglevillle (South Coventry, Ngrth of experience in outpatient medicine, In preparing his recommendation, Weiss relied on and Rhode Island: Fair weather Coventry, Andover). Grinspan said. doesn't seem to be cooperating. the summary figure. There may be a new father-son act in the Alan Jay Lerner and his wife, Liz, embrace Thursday through Saturday. political world, too. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, before the annual Songwriters' Hall of Fame Highs in the 40s. Overnight lows D-Mass., says his 23-year-old son, Edward Jr., is dinner Monday- at the Waldorf-Astoria in New in the 20s. thinking about running for the congressional seat York. Lerner. an outstanding lyricist of this Vermont: Fair and cold Thurs­ that House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. is century-, received the Johnny- Mercer Award. DeQuattro to get ‘M’ Award day and Friday. Chance of rain retiring from, Manchester In Bri^f Kennedy said Monday his son has been busy in or snow Saturday. High 35 to 45. John A. DeQuattro, president call the chamber office at 646-2223 businessmen who volunteered in community affairs but has not reached a decision Low in the teens and 20s. Pipe Band wins honors and treasurer of J.D. Real Estate by April 12. 1968 to underwrite the continuation on running for office in 1986. “ He's been very- Maine: Fair through the pe­ Co. and Affiliates, will be pres­ This is the 27th year the "M " of a reading and mathematics active in the disabled movement and in the Women in politics riod except clouding up ^outh The St, Patrick's Pipe Band, which led the Hartford St. ented with the Greater Manchester Award will be presented. Criteria program for educationally and Friday. Lows in the single Chamber of Commerce "M " for receiving the award state that financially deprived children in community." Kennedy told reporters at a student San Francisco Mayor Diane Feinsiein was Patrick’s Day Parade Saturday, captured first-place honors as Award at the chamber's annual the recipient must be a “ stable, the Manchester public schools, financial aid forum at Northeastern University. considered one of the leading candidates to be numbers north and teens south. the best pipe band in the parade. banquet April 16, chamber Presi­ well respected, contributing Flint said. "H e's active but as for a decision, I don't know Walter Mondale’s running mate last year but she Highs in the 20s north to 30s south The Irish group was founded in Manchester and has many dent Anne Flint announced today. member of the community...with a Flint said DeQuattro's leader­ He hasn't made one." doesn't think including a woman on the Thursday and Friday and in the Manchester residents as members. The group rehearses at the A time proven history of involve­ The younger Kennedy had his right leg Democratic ticket was a good idea. Still, she had 30s north and low 40s south Irish-American Home Society in Glastonbury. In being chosen for the 1985 ship helped the MMH fund drive ment in com m unity-oriented amputated above knee in November 1973 because great praise for Geraldine Ferraro, Mondale's Saturday. award, DeQuattro was cited for his surpass its goal. DeQuattro is vice projects." of bone cancer. Kennedy will turn 25, the eventual choice, in a "CBS Morning News " New Hampshire: Fair Thurs­ Oakley to head Williams "direction, support and leader­ president of the hospital board of constitutionally mandated age for running for the interview. day and Friday. Clouding up ship" for civic, civic, educational DeQuattro's contributions in­ trustees. and health organizations in Man­ House, a few months before the election. The "I think she showed a great deal of drive and Saturday with a chance of rain Dr. Francis C. Oakley, the husband of Claire Ann (Lamenzo) clude serving as president of the He is a co-chairman of the fund chester, Flint said in a news drive to renovate Cheney Hall and congressional seat is the same one Kennedy's motivation and staying power. " Feinstein said. south. Lows 5 to 15 north and 10 to Oakley, formerly of Manchester, Monday was named president Manchester Scholarship Founda­ uncle, John F. Kennedy, held. release. tion. as president and a member of holds several other posts in go­ "1 think she very- clearly rallied a certain element 20 south. Highs in the 30s except of Williams College, Williamstown, Mass., the college announced “ DeQuattro’s contributions to the board of directors of the vernment and industry. of the community. " But when asked if a woman in the low 40s south Saturday. Monday. should have been on the ticket, she said, "Well, Oakley has been dean of the faculty at Williams for seven years Manchester have been many and chamber, as and general chair­ He is a past president of the my own view is not at this time. That (her and taught previously in the college history department. Oakley, varied, but have almost always man of the Manchester Memorial Kiwanis Club of Manchester, past opinion) would surprise everybody. " Region recovers a late medieval historian, has written six books and contributed been carried out with a minimum Hospital Capitol Improvements chairman of the United Way of Feinstein is prohibited by law from running for to 13 others. of fanfare and public recognition," Development Campaign, "Pres­ Manchester and a member of the Now you know Residents of southern and Satellite view Flint said. mayor again but does have aspirations. "I A native of Liverpool, England, he is a U.S. citizen. He received cription 84." Republican Town Committee, eastern New England mopped up The chamber is now taking About 150 Americans have "nose job " surgery- suppose if I had to say in terms of a long-range Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EST shows bachelor’s and master's degrees from Oxford University in DeQuattro is also involved with DeQuattro, 43, is a graduate of today from a late winter storm reser\'ations for the annual ban­ Crossroads of Manchester, the each day, 150 have the bags removed from under goal, which I guess sounds very- presumptous, it Oxford, England, and a doctorate degree from Yale University, Manchester High School and Bos­ JT0HN A. DEQUATTRO that iced highways and caused clear skies over the entire eastern third of the country. In the central quet and meeting, which will be University of Hartford Assocation their eyes, 100 have a faee lift and 32 get their ears would be being the first female chief executive of where he also taught history. ton University. He is married to fixed to they don't stick out so much. numerous accidents, including a U.S., some clouds are ahead of a cold front from Michigan to Iowa, held at The Colony in Vernon. and the UConn Athletic Develop­ ... Mr. "M" of 1985 this country." Oakley’s mother-in-law is Alice Lamenzo of Jean Road. the former Valerie Ford and they 38-vehicIe pileup that injured 15 and rain clouds are seen in south Texas. In the West, a storm over Those who wish to attend should ment fund. He was one of four local have three children. people. Arizona is causing rain and snow showers there and in Utah. The storm, a backlash from a Waddell helps Lady Liberty low pressure system moving Students, parents and staff members at Waddell Elementary east away from New England, MHS Student wins four weeks in Germany School are participating in an eight-vyeek campaign to raise dropped up to 6 inches of snow in funds for the restoration of the Statue of Lib erty and Ellis island. some sections Monday and Four years of German classes Harvey said today that she didn' t Harvey’s trip this summer will family during her visit, but does lOSTON Fund-raisers have already reached the halfway mark toward created havoc for motorists. have paid off in a big way for expect to win when she took the test not be her first to Germany. She not yet know who her hosts will be, their goal of collecting $500, according to a news release. Hazardous driving conditions 30 00 Manchester High School stndent earlier this year. spent about a week in the country she said. As part of the campaign, students are learning about the Elizabeth Harvey. were reported in Connecticut, EW YORK " I didn't think I ’d gel that far.” several years ago when she and Harvey said she has signed up to historical significance of the two landmarks and how people from The MHS junior will spend four Rhode Island, Massachusetts she said. her parents visited Europe, she take the fifth level of German next around the world have worked together to form the United States weeks traveling through Germany Harvey is the daughter of James said. year, even though the high school and parts of coastal N ew H am p­ SAN FRANCISCO of Am erica, the release said. this summer after winning first- and Gerry Harvey of 19 Grove St. shire and Maine. \ S\J~ The trip has tentatively been has not yet decided whether it will The campaign began Feb. 25 and is expected to last until April prize in a national German contest. Elizabeth Harvey said it was her The National Weather Service scheduled for June 23 to July 23. be offered. She has also taken LOS A N G E l^ 19. Harvey was one of the top scorers parents' decision to host several Harvey will stay with a German Spanish. said the light snow was to on the National German Examina­ students from Germany that led to gradually end from west to east. LOWEST 30 00 District to waive bids tion, wrote a l>/i-page composition her desire to take German. Snowfall was generally light but TEMPERATURES in German and subm itt^ to a " I just thought it was a really 30 20 reached up to 6 Inches in central After trying for weeks without success to draft competitive 25-minute interview in German, pretty language," she said. Massachusetts and coastal bidding specifications for a new sewer rodder. Eighth Utilities YOU WONT BEUEVE Maine. Cape Cod had 1 to 3 lEGENO- District Director Samuel Longest won permission Monday to Inches. waive the normal bidding process. The sewer rodder, which cleans weeds and debris from sewer THE PORTRAIT PACKAGE ( 2 3 ' pipes, is expected to cost between $13,000 and $15,000. the Air quality UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ' District Counsel John D. LaBelle Jr. told the Board of Spacious, I GOT 0NLYT12.95. The state Department of En­ Directors when they met Monday at the firehouse that C hildren^ m vironmental Protection provides National forecast specifications received from two suppliers conflict with each Plac< Unique Fadlify daily air pollution reports and other because each supplier is trying to put the other out of It’s liard to believe you seasonal pollen count informa­ During early Wednesday, morning rain is forecast for parts of the business. tion from the Department of Southern Plateau and the Gulf Coast Regions. Elsewhere the weather Each firm’s specifications “intentionally knocks out the IcQfninoPlQCC can get such a complete no«€nv ^ icHOOi package of professional Health Services. The recorded will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (Maximum competitor," he said. 643-5535 message is provided at 566-3449. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta40 (62), Boston 33 (54), Chicago LaBelle said the two companies are the major suppliers of color [Kirtraits for just 9 30 (44), Cleveland 27 (47), Dallas 51 (62), Denver 26 (61), Duluth 15 sewer rodders in the area. The heads of the firms used to be in Holly Urbanetti-Cassano. owner/director 818.95. But it’s true. (32), Houston 55 (73), Jacksonville 41 (71), Kansas City 41 (55) Little business together, he said. And here’s what’s in­ Weather radio The board voted to give Longest permission to seek a Today in history Rock 49 (60), Los Angelos 42 (62). Miami 60 (76), Minneapolis 28 (44) Manchester’s newest and most comprehensive cluded in tliat package: The National Weather Service New Orleans 58 (75). New York 38 (54), Phoenix 49 (78), St Louis 40 competitive price from either one of the suppliers, without two S xlO ’s, three 5x7’s (58), San Francisco 44 (54), Seattle 37 (52), Washington 38 (66) advertising formally for bids. The board retained the right to child care facility. NOW serving children from 4 On March 19, 1984, the U.S. sent two broadcasts continuous, 24-hour and fifteen wallets. air attacks. The planes were similar to approve any contract Longest negotiates. weeks old to six years old. early warning planes to help defend weather information on 162.475 one shown this Defense Deptartment mHz in Hartford, 162.55 m Hz in Egypt and Sudan against feared Libyan file photo. New London and 162.40 mHz in Manchester Herald PZC OKs Howland request Meriden. Visit us daily from 7 A.M - 6 P.M. Richard M. 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No. 142 On this date in history: way, all 13 million men in the has indicated that he plans to use the house for an extension of his Offer valid on dates and at locations listed. 78th day of 1985 with 287 to follow. In 721 B.C., according to the United States between the ages of Publlthsd dolly SKcapt Sunday offices. We feature separate infant, toddler and pre­ The moon is moving toward its Sueoattod corrlar ro tn ora S1.20 March 16-21 ■ Farmington, Wolhartllald Roman historian Ptolemy, Babylo­ 45 and 64 were ordered to register ond cartoln holldovi by tbs Man- woofcly, S5.12 tor ona month, SI5.3S The commission also approved modifications to driveway school programs: indoor and outdoor play­ ______Tuaiday 6 Thurtdiy 10-1, 2-6, Wadnaodgy 10-1, 2-8:30, 6-6______new phase. chntar Publlshlno Co., 16 Brolnqrd nian astronomers noted history's with draft boards for non-military for throa monthi, $30.70 tor six requirements for three lots in the Robin Estates Resubdivision March 20-24 - Watorbury, Wilarlown The morning stars are Jupiter Connecticut daily Ploc*. M anchntsr, Conn. 06040. monthi ond S61.40for ona yoor. Moll grounds; all new equipment; professionally expe­ first recorded eclipse — an eclipse duty. Sacond clou postog* paid at Man- on Lorraine Road. Vintage Homes had asked to change the Wodnoadgy 6 Saturday 10-1, 2, Thuradgy 6 Friday 10-1,2-5:30, 6-6, Sun. 12-4 and Saturn. rotas ora ovollabla on roouait. rienced and trained staff and much, much more. of the moon. In 1984, the Ignited States sent Monday: 715 chattsr. Conn. POSTMASTER: proportions of gravel and bituminous composition of the March 22-24 - Cromwall, Manchoatar, Windaor The evening stars are Mercury, Sand oddrou chonaai to tha Man- Friday 10-1, 2-5:30,6-6, Saturday 10-1, 2-6, Sunday 12-4 In 1917, the Supreme Court ruled two early-warning planes to help driveways. Evaluate our program before you decide where to Venus and Mars. Play Four: 5576 chM ttr Harold, P.O. Box 591, 1(0 ploca o cloulflod or display that the Adamson Act was consti­ defend Egypt and Sudan against Monchastar, Conn. 06040. od<^tlsamant, or to raport o nows The commission did not comment or act Monday ona report by place your child. It is one of the most important tutional. It provided for an eight- feared Libyan air attacks. “ II Planning Director Mark Pellegrini which recommends that the decisions a parent will make. We select the poses. Additional portraits can l>c imrehased. Those born on this date are under GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 643-2711. Ottica hours ora 1:30 o.m. hour work day on American Other numbers drawn Monday you don't racalya your Harold by 5 town purchase three small pieces of state surplus land on Tolland the sign of Pisces, They include railroads. In N ew England; to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Available at the lollowing K-Mafts A thought for the day: William p.m. waakdoyi or 7:30. o.m. Satur­ Turnpike and Buckland Street. The Eighth Utilities District has explorer David Livingstone in In 1920, the Versailles Treaty New Hampshire dally: 9434. day, plaoM talaphona your corrlar. Jennings Bryan said, '"The humbl­ If you'ra unobla to roach your expressed interest in some of the land for access to a planned 452 Tolland Tpke., Manchestor, CT CROMWELL FARMINGTON MANCHESTER WATERBURY 1813, jurist William Jennings establishing the League of Nations Rhode Island daily: 0791. Tha Monchastar Harold Is o •J' Sbunpi*e Pnafl i6( ' Sout»' E A>,t RodO r?«i Spe^r r - S fp p * PP ' A - - •• S' est of all the land, when clad in the corrlar, coll lubtcrlbar urvica at - subscrlbor to Unltod P rou Intorno- satellite fire station. (Just off 1-84, Exit 94^ Bryan in 1860, Chief Justice Earl was rejected by the United States armor of a righteous cause, is Maine daily: 530. 643-2711 by 7 p.m. woakdoyt or 10 tlonol nows urvlcas and Is a WATERTOWN WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR o.m. Soturdoys for euarontood Warren in 1891, and actor Patrick Senate. stronger than all the hosts of Vermont daily: 071. mombor of tha Audit Buraau VI McGoohan in 1928 (age 57). dallyory In Monchutar. Circulations. In 1942, with World War II under error." Massachusetts daily; 0229. 4 - MAN( HKSTKR HKIiAl.n. Tiicsd;iy. M:irch 19. 1985 Nuclear weapons at issue Weinberger comment brings swift denial

Bv Laurie Watson defense against Soviet surface-to-air on ... the most effective technical place • A declaration on international United Press International missiles. The placement of the Distant for them to be put." security calling for both sides to consult Early Warning line of radar stations in Weinberger said later in the inter­ closely on security and arms control issues. QUEBEC — Prim e Minister Brian northern Canada, an agreement view that while the United States would • An agreement to modernize the Mulroney, ending a summit with reached with Reagan during the want the most effective defense possi­ President Reagan, said he will not allow weekend, would not involve the place­ ble, "Canada, obviously, is a sovereign North American Air Defense and the northern early warning system, called the United States to force nuclear ment of anti-missile bases the United nation who makes its own decisions." weapons on Canada even if they ore States might develop as part of its “ Star The Canadian government encoun­ the DEW Line. • An agreement on salmon fishing in needed for a "Star Wars" defense Wars” program. tered a storm of controversy after system. There has been persistent speculation revelations that the Pentagon had the Pacific. in Canada that Reagan's Strategic developed contingency plans for the • A legal assistance treaty to help "There are no nuclear arms or Defense Initiative — futuristic weapons deployment of nuclear devices in fight organized crime and combat weapons on Canadian territory or soil for knocking out enemy nuclear mis­ Canada during a crisis. international drug traffic nor shall there be during the tenure of siles — might be tied into a radar After weathering this minor storm, this government." Mulroney told repor­ warning system strung across northern the two leaders signed the following "A t the heart of my nation's policy is ters before leaving Quebec for Ottawa Canada. agreements at their final ceremony: one conviction,” Reagan told a lun­ Monday night. Weinberger said in a television • A trade declaration to try to halt cheon gathering of Canadian leaders. protectionism and to expand markets in "No relationship is more important to "W e reserve the right to make those interview Monday that an ultimate the United States than our tie with decisions and we shall — no one else at defensive system against Soviet cruise a free trade move on both sides of the border. Canada." any tim e," Mulroney declared. missiles would have weapons launchers placed in the most effective way. • Agreement to examine the problem He noted the trade between the two The prime minister was referring to possibly in Canada. of acid rain with two high-level special countries, valued at $100 billion, is the Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ "Some might be here. Some might be envoys; Drew Lewis, former transpor­ largest in the world. “ Above all, we're CANADA'S BRIAN MULRONEY berger's remarks earlier that weapons in the United States Some might be at tation secretary, and William Davis, friends and friends we shall always be," ... no nukes in his land may have to be placed in Canada as a sea. " Weinberger said "It just depends fornior nremier of Ontario he said. re-invents th e U.S./World Reagan starts Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, In Brief arm-twisting Lawmakers miss S&L rescue Junior High and High School Students COLUMBUS, Ohio — A bickering state Senate to save MX failed early today to adopt emergency legislation aimed at reopening 70 state-chartered savings Bv Eliot Brenner and loan associations, closed last week by the United Press International governor. A mea' ure that was passed overwhelmingly by l WASHINGTON - With his Senate allies and vice the House Monday became bogged down in the JRP president predicting victory. President Reagan Senate late in the day when Republicans — the prepared to lobby on C.ipitol Hill today in a final pitch Senate's majority party — started fighting to save the embattled MX missile hours before a key among themselves over the bill. The lawmakers' Senate vote. agreed to reconvene later today to try again. Reagan was to lunch with Senate Republicans to The CBT Demand IRA makes allother IRAs obsolete. As adopted by the House, the proposal would press his case that refusing money for the missile allow some of the closed savings institutions — would undermine the U.S. negotiators in Geneva. closed since Friday — to resume business if they Switzerland, where they now are trying to win arms apply for federal insurance and show evidence the money from your time account into an reduction agreements with the Soviet Union. The first IRAs attracted a lot of intep they will qualify. Vice President George Bush, who last year broke a The governor closed the state-chartered but tie to keep the missile alive, termed the outcome investment with more growth potential. privately insured S&Ls Friday and extended the est. And for good reason. They allowed "very, very close, but 1 believe we can prevail on it. order indefinitely Monday after a "■.•un " by " I think most people realize to knock off this MX at Because we offer virtually every IRA option customers drained about $60 million from a people to save on their taxes every year, this time would be the worst possible thing we could do private insurance fund supporting the institu­ in terms of the negotiations that are going forward, available. Like Money Market Accounts. tions. Federally insured institutions remain open. which gave them an added incentive to save that are serious and so I think our case will prevail, " The "run” was caused by the closing lO days he said on NBC's "Today " program. Bush added he Time Accounts, (you choose the term). ago of Home Slate Savings Bank of Cincinnati did not think he would be called on again to break a tie for their retirement. after it was disclosed it may have lost $100 m.llion A vote on the first of two Senate "esolutions to free in the collapse of ESM Government Securites Inc. Stocks, bonds and mutual funds. And $1.5 billion to build 21 of the 10-warnead missiles this of Fort Lauderdale. Fla. CBT introduces the most fiscal year was expected to be taken at about 5 p.m more. Why CBT even offers you one option EIST today. revolutionary IRA Among the Republicans set to attend the lunch with that no other bank in Connecticut has: Our Goetz victim denies threat Reagan are three leaning against voting for the since their introduction. money and another four who are undecided but who own Collective Investment Fund.** NEW YORK — One of four teenagers shot by have voted against it in the past. At CBT, we weren’t content to leave the so-called "subway vigilante " told a new Entering the final day of debate, a United Press grand jury the group did not threaten the gunman International survey of all 100 senators showed the More options with less aggravation. and said he wants "to see Bernie Goetz fry," the margin on the issue narrowing. There were 45 well-enough alone. So we created some­ New York Daily News reported today. members in favor of the missile. 41 against it, three The testimony Monday from James Ramseur. leaning against it and the remaining 11 undecided or thing better. It’s called a Demand IRA. And Besides giving you more options, a CBT 19, who was granted immunity from prosecution, not saying how they planned to vote. Sen. John Chafee, contradicted Bernhard Goetz's version of the D-R I., who had been undecided, announced today he it makes your IRA money work harder than Demand IR A also gives you more conveni­ December shooting. will vote for the MX In an interview with the News Monday night, Assistant Republican Leader Alan Simpson told it’s ever worked before. Because while it ence. For example, we’ve set up a special toll- Ramseur said, " I want to see Bernie Goetz fry. " reporters ' before the start of today's session he "1 don't know why he shot me. He shot me for no thought the missile would survive but the vote would gives you all the advantages of an ordinary reason,” the teenager said. "I told the grand jury be close and. " I think it could possibly even take the free number just for IRAs. So all you need to the truth and I hope they believe me because I vice president acting to break a tie. " IRA, it can also let you take advantage of want to see him indicted for trying to kill me and Simpson also was critical of some of the holdouts, do to get an application, information or my friends. saying some were demanding "preposterous " a n d some investment opportunities ordinary " I told them something different than Goetz's "outrageous” concessions for their votes He said he make a transaction is call 1-800-CBTIRAS. version of what happened. I want the people to has been telling them to "get a mask and gun ... We IRAs don’t. So when you’re finally ready to know that I didn't try to rob him and that's the have a legislative body to run, not a bank." DESIGN AN AD CONTEST Or if you’d feel more comfortable talk­ truth. It's up to the grand jury now. " Arguments on the floor Monday paralleled those retire, you’ll have the most money possible Goetz admits he shot the four youths on the made all year for and against the 195,000-pound ing with someone face-toTace, you can meet subway Dec. 22 after one of them asked him for $5 missile that can drop 10 warheads with virtually But the electronics engineer said it was in pinpoint accuracy after a 6,000-mile trip from U.S. to retire with. with one of our IR A specialists at a branch self-defense, because he was afraid they w^uld silos. mug him. M 55 IN PRIZES Barry Goldwater, chairman of the Senate Armed The h ipest interest rate near you. Services Committee, termed the missile a necessary Tremor recks 2 countries modernization of an aging force and cautioned inConnecticut. What’s more, CBT makes it easy to against undercutting the U.S. negotiators and Reagan GRAND PRIZE ...... *50 SANTIAGO, Chile — The second violent at a crucial time. If you’re interested in a conventional keep track of all your IRAs. With a consoli­ aftershock in less than two days struck central Opponent John Melcher. D-Mont., criticized the Chile and Argentina late Monday, scaring missile as “ wasted money” and a case of "voodoo HRSTPRIZES...* each r * |! time account, thousands of people out of their beds into the 3 25 dated quarterly statement. It lists all ''^our Reaga-nuke-nomics." C B T ’S 3 Y E A R IR A S E L E C T A C C O U N T 11 streets. Should the MX clear today's vote and another you’ll be inter­ There were no immediate reports of casualties Wednesday, it still must pass two House votes next EFFECTIVE A N N U A L 1 Demand IRA activities and earnings on or damage. Radio reports said the tremor, which 6 HONORABLE MENTIONS 6 a C h week. Defeat on any one of the four votes would *5 ANNUAL YIELD R A T E 1 lasted 40 seconds, was felt throughout a terminate the program for fiscal 1985. li ested to know one simple form. 700-mile-long region. 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All Argentine chief sees Reagan NEW YORK (UPI) — The American Broadcasting Cos. and Capital Cities Communications have yield is a whopping 11.571% you have to do is maintain a minimum of WASHINGTON — President Raul Alfonsin of announced a $3.5 billion merger giving the no-frills Argentina, head of a government plagued by huge Capital Cities control of the third-rated network. HERE’S HOW TO ENTER $1,000 in your IRA . debts and high inflation, opens his search for The agreement reached Monday is subject to Every investment option international help for his country's plight by approval by stockholders and the the Federal known to man. And woman. Only CBT offers you all meeting with President Reagan today. Communications Commission. Officials said they RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS Alfonsin, who took last year from a discredited expect stockholders to consider the merger at military junta, inherited more than $45 billion in separate corporate meetings in June. 1. There will be a firet prize and two honor­ 3. Ads must be submitted the same size as But if you’re also interested in these IRA options. And all under foreign debts and an inflation rate now running at An ABC spokeswoman said some stations owned by able mentions In each category plus a assigned. Only a black marker pen, or 800 percent annually, will start a state visit today ABC or Capital Cities may have to be sold to satisfy brush may be used on a white background. having the flexibility of many one roof. So if you’re ready to at the White House. He is scheduled to address a grand prize winner. The prize categories FCC regulations limiting the broadcast reach of any are: (1) 4th, 5th, and 6th grades; (2) 7th, All completed ads must be received by The joint session of Congress Wednesday. single owner. demand more options from your The United States has strongly backed 8th, 9th grades; (3) 10th, 11th, and 12th Herald no later than 5:00 P.M., Monday, investment options, you’ll also be Capital Cities, with extensive television, radio and grades. April 8, 1985. Alfonsin's civilian government as a vast newspaper holdings around the country, agreed to IR A , there’s only one option. CBT. improvement over the repressive military interested to know you can transfer pay ABC stockholders $118 in cash per share for stock 2. To enter the contest you must bring In 4. All entries become the property of The regime, which was one of the hemisphere's chief that closed Friday at $74.50 the entry blank below to the Display Adv­ Manchester Herald. Only the top entries violators of human rights, according to U.S. Additional compensation to shareholders, in the will be published. reports. form of redeemable warrants, would put the value of ertising Department ol The Herald on The United States gives Argentina practically the deal at $121 a share - or more than $3.5 billion, the Monday, April 1, or Tuesday, April 2. You 5. The entries will be judged by the adver­ no direct aid - - Ci'.. ,r .u in military training in the companies said. will then receive Instructions In person at tising staff of The Herald. current year — but plr.ys an influential role in “It was a perfect fit, " said ABC Chairman Leonard The Herald Informing you for what busi­ Whenyoifte leady to demand more international insiitu'iifs<1;iy, Miircli 19, 1999 Richard M, Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut James P. Sacks, City Editor Governor stands behind ‘rainy day’ fund OPINION Smith, R-New Hartford, said he isn’t In Brief prudent" and vowed to veto any bill By Mark A. Dupuis wed to the proposed reduction either. United Press International approved by the Republican-controlled Legislature to reduce the 5 percent " I ’m not going to get hung up in that debate,” Smith, "T h at’s not the critical Doc’s in-laws hire lawyer HARTFORD — Gov. William A. limit. factor here." HARTFORD — The Pennsylvania family of a wtiV O’Neill vowed to veto a bill to reduce the State officials are predicting a second Smith said he is more interested in a woman police say was murdered by her state's "rainy day” budget surplus fund record budget surplus in the current The strange end of Thomas Creighton fiscal year, which ends June 30, which proposed "Cap-Conn" proposal that doctor-husband has hired a local attorney to though It appeared likely the bill would would limit state spending in any fiscal monitor the criminal proceedings in the case. Jack never even reach his desk. O'Neill said was "a luxury” that can’t year to 98 percent of expected revenues. Attorney James A, Armentano said Monday he Well, we ll let the medical historians decide. O’Neill said Monday he strongly be guaranteed in coming years. For the next few weeks at least the heirs and The "(iap-(ionn" plan would be has also be retained to handle the estate of Anderson opposes a bill before the Legislature’s “ We simply cannot indulge in the assignees of the late Thomas Creighton can lay Those selfsam e historians may also look into similar to the so-called Delaware plan, Catherine Manfredi. 33, who was found dead Finance, Revenue and Bonding Com­ fantasy that our current good fortune claim to a record on his behalf. Until the doctors the interaction between doctors and their public. which was adopted under former March 8 behind the wheel of her car that had mittee to reduce the size of the fund into will last forever,” he said. do better on someone else he is the only human To hear the doctors talk, they are always the Delaware Gov. Pierre S. duPont IV, and struck a utility pole near her West Hartford home. which budget surpluses are deposited to The threat of a veto may have been muggees, the men and women of science who are yielded that state a series of budget Police the next day charged Dr. Russell F. being to have four hearts in three days. offset future deficits. unnecessary since the Legislature's surpluses and tax cuts. Manfredi, 32, with bludgeoning his wife in the Three of the four hearts have been accepted Nicholas begged and badgered to do m ore than they ought The Legislature, in a bipartisan move Republican majority is divided on the "H ere in Connecticut the Republican bedroom of their home and staging the crash to without controversy, but the doctors are shouting by a public which doesn't understand but which three years ago, adopted a law bill to reduce the size of the fund and legislative leadership has got its eye on look like a fatal accident. at each other over the use of the fourth one, a Von Hoffman insists medical miracle workers should make requiring that surplus funds up to a total Democratic leaders are strongly op­ the right ball," duPont said after a Manfredi, a Hartford Hospital cardiologist, mechanical jobby which has not yet been miracles, We can help of 5 percent of the state’s general fund posed to the measure. meeting with Smith and other GOP was released Saturday after posting $150,000 bond budget are set aside in the "rainy day "There are great differences of approved by the Food and Drug Administration. senators. for a further hearing March 26 in Hartford fund.” opinion on that matter in our caucus,” Some say it was an untested device which should T H E R E IS M ORE than a grain of truth in this He said the plan would work in Superior Court. The finance committee is considering said Sen, James McLaughlin. R- not have been used. As a layman 1 don't have an description of the pressures put on physicians, but Connecticut even though it has a win drug war a bill supported by some Republican Woodbury, co-chairman of the finance opinion about that, but 1 do have one about it hops around the question of the extent to which different tax structure than Delaware. lawmakers to reduce thesizeof the fund committee, "That (the bill) is in noway Thomas Creighton's last days on earth as they millions who gape at the hospital press-room some doctors and the profession as an institution "The principle of restraining the Court rejects town’s recall WASHINGTON - The drug lord.s have declared to 2 percent of the general fund budget a caucus position." have been depicted by television and newspaper: briefings which have become standard after these invite the very pressures they protest against. At House Republican leaders also are growth of government and cutting taxes HARTFORD — A Watertown town clerk's war on the U S. government and use the excess money to cut taxes. Mice have met easier deaths at the hands of, or glamour operations are too bemused and pliable the minimum, the profession has gone public in a cool to the idea of a smaller fund, and is a good principle for any state,” judgment that the town charter's provision They kidnapped and kilied an agent of the Drug GOV. WILLIAM O'NEILL O’Neill, a Democrat, said the 5 should I say the paws of, cats. to ask hard questions. Yet from afar there is a manner that would have appalled the physicians Senate Majority Leader Reginald J. duPont said. allowing the recall of local officials was invalid Enforcement Administration in Mexico; they paid a . . . veto pen's ready percent figure is still "reasonable and Not that the doctors toyed with the man; by the manic, frenzied quality to this snatching of hearts of half a century ago when it was considered a has been upheld by the state Supreme Court. gunman $500,000 to murder U S Ambassador Edwin A group of six residents and registered voters in lights of their profession they did the best they from baboons and the victim s of highway breach of, if not ethics, then at least the highest Corr in Bolivia: they exploded a Ixmiboutside the U S. Watertown had circulated petitions in August and could. But to have your chest split open, the bones accidents to stick them into other people's chest standards, to get your name even mentioned in the Doctors make emergency delivery Embassy in Colombia; they killed 19 members of a September 1984 asking for the recall of two of your sternum sawed apart and your heart cavities. papers. Doctors then did not give interviews. U S.-sponsored program to eradicate coca bushes in members of the Town Council. operated on once is an ordeal as anyone who has Some people become doctors because they fear .A press room at the hospital with the attending Peru. The plaintiffs filed their petitions with Town undergone a heart bypass operation can tell you; death, but they may fear death so much that they physicians sometimes giving twice- or thrice-a- They put a price on the head of ex-DEA chief Blaze forces pregnant woman to leap Clerk Mary Bernice Canty on Sept. 26 and Oct. 5, to be opened up three times and have your heart will do anything to save a life; if they are to be day briefings is now standard procedure when a 1984. She refused to certify the petition on the Francis Mullen: they threatened to kill five cut three times has got to be past anything most of vanquished at last, at least they will go down with glamour operation is being undertaken. The grounds that the section of the town charter ■Americans for every drug dealer extradited from The building was one of 17 unlicensed us have the power to imagine. Let's hope the man their scalpels swinging. modern doctor seems to have no scruples about BRIDGEPORT (U P l) — A newborn guez, was treated for smoke inhalation dows and shouting for help. allowing for recall of elected town officials was Colombia to the United States; they placed a $300,000 " I told them to jum p," Nieves said. rooming houses recently targeted in a was drugged and comatose, beyond the ability to Inbued with this hectic determination never to appearing on an endless number of TV shows. One baby and his mother remained hospital­ at Park City Hospital. invalid. bounty on DEA agents, dead or alive; they dispatched ized after doctors were forced to make Others who were admitted in fair "The woman, she was pregnant, she city crackdown on state fire safety code feel pain. give up the fight, doctors involved in the more of the physicians connected with the Creighton hit teams to gun down drug enforcement officers. an emergency delivery when the condition to Bridgeport Hospital in­ jumped and 1 tried to catch her but she violations. The enforcement drive Everything that was done to Mr. Creighton was desperate and untested methods of treating their case could be seen on the television telling all who State dumps porn ordinance This brazen challenge by the underworld, backed by woman leaped from the third-floor of a cluded Cora Ogrinc, with two broken hit the top step in front of the building." followed a fire in another rooming legal, ethical and up to the standards presently patients deny what they 're doing ever smacks of cared to listen that he cries when one of his house that killed three people. billions in illicit drug profits, must be met before it burning rooming house. legs, cuts and multiple bruises: Leon Nieves said he was able to break the STRATFORD — An anti-pornography group is prevailing in American medicine. And that may experimentation. They get heated at the patients dies. Fire officials said eight other resi­ Effrain, smoke inhalation; and James fall of another resident. destroys our country. Already there has been a claiming victory even though state officials have be the trouble. suggestion that some guinea-pigism is involved in We can be pardoned for speculating that some dents of the building also were injured, Davis, smoke inhalation and multiple Fire officials combed the rubble o0,n4 The owner of the State Street house scrapped the penalty portion of an ordinance breakdown of law and order in the United States; this what they may be doing. However outlandish the years of such publicity by members of the some by jumping to safety, as the blaze bruises. $ng had been nailed shut, officials said. had been sent a letter March 5 by a banning the display of adult books and will be followed by chaos unless the drug gangs are housing court prosecutor warning that THE DOCTORS C A N 'T take a step back and see procedures, they insist they are treating the profession has set the stage for the strange and Monday raced through the State Street Four unidentified people also were A large ball of flame swept through the magazines. unless violations were corrected by what they are doing; they 're too involved. The patient, not experimenting on him. gruesome-seeming end of Thomas Creighton. smashed. building that had been targeted by the injured, officials said. entrance when firefighters forced open The Appellate Division of the Chief State s Cuba's Fidel Castro is betting that the United States city for state fire code violations. Claudio Nieves said he was drinking the doors. March 19, she could be issued a Attorney's Office last week recommended the will lose the drug war. Intelligence reports say he is 'The fire was started about 8:15 a.m. coffee at a nearby restaurant when he " I have been worried about this one misdemeanor summons. town pass a new ordinance. secretly encouraging and supporting the drug trade. by a 4-year-old child playing with saw heavy flames shooting through the (the building)," said Assistant Fire The blaze broke out one day before The original town law is valid where it applies An editorial the deadline, but authorities had not The depravity of the "Yanquis,” he has boasted, will matches in a first-floor apartment, said roof of the building. He said he rushed to Chief Thomas Naples. “ I knew we to display of adult publications, but a $100-per- HHvei^OJMETJ'tt.NO... Police Detective Albert Fedorek. the building and saw several people, would have a problem with it some determined whether any charges would item penalty for violations is unconstitutional, bring down the United States. be filed in connection with the blaze. I think he's wrong, but emergency action is needed. The child, who was not identified, told including Santiago, hanging from win­ dav " ruled Assistant State’s Attorney John ClfEHEREIbW AVETo his mother he had started the fire, but Here’s what I urge Americans who love their country Massameno. the woman was not able to extinguish But Joan Bershefsky, co-chairman of the MCC apathy oU? UNCLE H U e EffW to do: the blaze which spread through the Stratford Coalition Against Pornography, said • Choose whose side you’re on. Those who use building, said Fedorek. Groups back children’s panel she was jubilant over the decision, even though it f t cocaine and other "trendy" drugs are financing Another tenant, Maribel Santiago, will be at least May before the ordinance can be lawlessness in America. All it would take to defeat the who was pregnant, was forced to escape isn’t unusual money or take other steps to meet enforced. drug lords is for their customers to stop using the through a top-floor window when HARTFORD (U PI) — A coalition of they have not kept pace with inflation. children's needs. stuff: then the pernicious crime kings would lose their flames cut off the hallways, fire groups, citing deficiencies in state • Less than one-third of the children programs for children, has endorsed in the state who need day care can be Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, D-Conn., power overnight. officials said. Man slain In Bridgeport Signs of student apathy are only too legislation to create a commission to accomodated in licensed day care who joined committee members at a • Demand that our local police and school Witnesses said she slid down an BRIDGEPORT — A New York man wounded apparent at Manchester Community College. O'* study children's needs and recommend facilities. news conference where the report was overhanging roof under the window and when three gunmen opened fire in a city housing authorities crack down on drug traffickers. Give no steps to meet them. • An estimated 7,111 pregnant issued, supported the strategy of Consider the following: landed on concrete steps in front of the project, killing another man, was listed in good iHEUP quarter to the street-corner and schoolyard pushers The Committee on Public Expendi­ women, 10,667 infants and thousands of limiting the number of • After only one person signed up at a building. condition Monday at Bridgeport Hospital. who are poisoning our children and ruining their lives. tures for Connecticut's Youth and pre-school children have no health recommendations. Santiago was treated for a broken leg Police said the motive for the shootings, which Cougar (the student newspaper) recruitment Now the drug dealers are cutting prices, my sources Children issued a 164-page report insurance coverage in the state. "A s a legislator let me say we get too at Bridgeport Hospital and then under­ wounded Gary Ghines, 23, of Brookiyn, N.Y., drive, student leaders said there’s a possibil­ Monday filled with facts and figures • The state relies heavily on federal many recommendations and not w say, in order to hook more kids. went an emergency Caesarean section, remained unclear. Bruce Ruth, 34, of Bridgeport IISeMtl 1S\E0 pointing to shortcomings in the state's funds to provide services for children, enough data," said Morrison, who said ity there won’t be any newspaper next year. iwb • If you know who are the drug pushers and a hospital spokesman said. She gave ws killed in the incident about 11; 45 a.m. Sunday. efforts to care for its children. leaving programs vulnerabie to the the report will give state lawmakers the . OUTER peddlers are, send whatever evidence you have to the birth to a boy shortly after 9:30 a.m. Police said three gunmen entered a first-floor • Enrollment in student organizations is at Among the committee’s findings uncertainty of the federal budget facts they need in developing their own an all-time low. For instance, only six women Drug Enforcement Administration, 1405 I Street, Monday. ideas for meeting children's needs. hallway of a building at the Father Panik Village The infant, about four weeks prema­ were: process. N.W., Washington, DC 20537. The committee made only two public housing project and fired several shots. played on the college basketball team this ture, weighed 5 pounds, 7 ounces and • Based on the 1980 census, more Though pointing out the deficiencies, • Boycott movies and records that glamorize recommendations, including the call Ruth died of multiple gunshot wounds of the year. was in critical condition, officials said. than 92,000 children in Connecticut lived the committee said it deliberately did drugs. I urge an " X ” rating on any movie that depicts for a commission on children that would head and body. The mother was listed in fair condition. below the poverty level and although not make specific recommendations for • A poll was recently printed in the study children’s needs drug abuse without showing the dreadful consequen­ Santiago's mother, Margarita Rodri­ welfare benefits have been increased where the state should spend more 3,000-circulation newspaper, and only 17 ces that follow. students repsonded. ill Sen. William Roth, R-Del., has sent his investiga­ • In an informal survey of about 20 tors to Hollywood to examine how the drug cult, students, only three said they were involved in through films and records, has created a climate that Justices refuse any student activities at all. encourages drug use. Roth’s people found the three televion networks, particularly NBC, willing to So what’s the matter with the kids at MCC? vV AwRMtlaiiHMN NSA---- deglamorize drugs. But some movie makers, and the Asherman review For one thing, many are not “ kids.” committee of seven that rates motion pictures, were The average age of MCC students has been HARTFORD (UPI) - The U S. Low.Low, Low PRICES uncooperative. estimated at 26 to 32. Many of these students • Withdraw your money from banks that launder Supreme Court has refused to Bankruptcy court have full-time responsiblities; families, ca­ Washington Window drug profits. President Reagan has unleased the review the case of Steven M. reers. About 65 percent of the students are desk-bound accountants of the Justice and Treasury Asherman, 35, convicted of slash­ saves Century Brass ing to death his fellow Columbia departments to crack down on the money-laundries. part-timers. In addition, many don’t feel University medical school class­ — see page 9 Roth's investigators are also looking at the money I * 153“ month comfortable mixing with those who are much mate seven years ago. fQUALITY USED CARSl laundering. younger than they are. Affirmative action dilemma The high court's decision Mon­ ' 20% Down. 60 Months "If we dry up their money," a law enforcement day exhausts a lengthy appeal U.&'/o Annual ParcsntiBt Rita There’s another factor. The majority of official said, "w e will put them out of business." process by. Asherman who could be Gross, who is now New York FIninca Chirga *2710.76 MCC students are commuters. They leave the By Arnold Sawlslak tive action unjustly denies oppor­ itself seeking to strike down an City’s chief medical examiner, 82 PONT PHOENIX ’ 5 1 9 5 • Call upon the State Department to use its required to surrender today to i Hr i eul IP OP no n SALE PRICE *7250 tunity to innocent people today in affirmative action hiring plan for said he counted 108 stab wounds in 4 Dr., 4 cvl. Auto, AC. PS. PB. R campus for full-time jobs and once they leave leverage with drug-producing countries to shut down begin serving a 7-to-lO year sent­ Sto(d( #2464 WASHINGTON - Laws are an effort to redress wrongs that Aranow's back, buttocks and for the day, that's it. the Washington, D.C., fire the drug flow at its source. "A ll (the president’s) ships ence for his first degree mans­ Salat Tax Not Includid moral and ethical values ex­ were committed in the past by department. laughter conviction. thighs. The victim had slashes of Student leaders at MCC blame the apathy and all (the president’s) planes can't stop the drug the face and neck and a gaping pressed as rules with which others. Many leaders of civil rights Asherman, of New York City, 80 FORD HESTA on the new Lowe Program Center’s lack of a smugglers,” a White House source confessed. So wound of the back had been made $3395 societies try to regulate them­ In the first 15 years after organizations charge that the was convicted of killing Michael H. 4 y 4 NEW 1985 SPECTRUM Reagan is bringing pressure on Mexico, Colombia and Aranow, 26, of Hastings-on- by so many stab wounds that he 2 Dr.. E L. Spd.. Stereu______central student lounge. They say the one area selves, It is accepted that law­ enactment of the major civil rights administration is trying to roll other nations to adopt drug-eradication programs. Hudson, N'.Y,, while the two spent could not count the number. Gross where students hang out has uncomfortable breakers should be punished, laws, the government, under both back progress made by minorities But he has been partially obstructed by the foreign the night in the woods of Asher- testified. He also said some of the furnishings and a cold atmosphere. They ideally in a way that repairs the Democratic and Republican ad­ after 1964 and that civil rights is an 84 CHEVY CEIEBRITY ’ S S S S service, which is more concerned about diplomatic man's uncle’s wooded estate in wounds were inflicted after death. damage done to their victims. ministrations, generally went charge that the $10 million building is a empty promise without action to protocol than the drug menace. New Hartford, No murder weapon was ever Sta. Wj., V-G, Auto, AC, PS, PB, R W W W W month In some cases, penalties in the along with affirm ative action and showplace for the administration rather than correct historic injustices. Footnote: Not all the Hollywood crowd goes along Aranow’s body was found July found. 20% Down. 60 Months form of monetary awards are used similar proposed "catch up" In a brief filed with the high a place for students. The administration denies this with the drug cult. Some crusading actors, directors 30, 1978, after Asherman returned 14.5*/o Annual Parcantaga Rati to make victims "whole.” But that remedies. vehemently, saying the civil rights to his uncle's home and notified court, the prosecution said "some 81 PONT GRAN PmX $ 7 4 5 Q The student leaders’ complaints bear and producers have formed the Entertainment unexpiained emotion or circum­ Finincs Chirga *3001.40 is not always possible. Jailing a After 1981, however, the govern­ laws were color blind and would police the two medical students Cue., V-6, Airti, AC, PS, PB, R______" ■ w w careful scrutiny. Perhaps it’s time for Industries Council to deglamorize drugs. They have stance, induced perhaps by a SALE PRICE *8000 robber who has spent the money he ment reversed course, making become a contradiction in terms had been attacked by several men the support, incidentally, of two former movie stars, mind-altering drug, led the defe- Stock #2356 students to meet with the administration to stole does not help the victim he known that while it would fight while camping in the secluded by trying to remedy one injustice Ronald and Nancy Reagan. The council has set up left penniless. Executing a mur­ Litchfield County area. dant to slay Aranow.” Soils Tax Not Includid try to iron out some of these concerns. current violations of the civil by inflicting another. Asherman and Aranow were in 79 PONT.BONNEVHIE derer does not raise his victim headquarters at 6715 Lowell Ave., McLean, Va., 22101. At the trial. Chief State Medical $5595 But the Lowe Program Center is an rights laws, it would not support I The courts will decide some of their fourth year at Columbia 2 Dr., V-8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, R w w w w from the grave. In these cases, the Examiner Dr. Eliot Gross testified NEW 1985 CAVALIER all-too-easy target. After all, it’s new. No one remedies that discriminated the issues in this dispute, but they Executive memo Aranow had been stabbed more University's Coilege of Physicians criminal pays his penalty to against one group to benefit has quite adjustecT^to its presence yet, and will not put it to rest. As long as the • In the past I ’ve reported on the U S. Customs than 100 times and his throat and Surgeons at the time of the society, not his victim. another. siaying and had gone to the estate 82 CHEVY MONIE CAiaO $ 7 3 9 5 there are bound to be problems and economy provides fewer jobs than Service’s sometimes careless handling of cars, planes slashed by an instrument such as a The situation gets more compli­ prospective workers, the argu­ machete, axe or hatchet. for a rest. Cpi„ V-6, Alto, AC, PS, PB, R ______■ differences to iron out. and boats seized in drug busts. The often expensive 11 cated when society decides to THE ADMINISTRATION’S pol­ ment will continue to dog the As long as there are college campuses, change its rules, to outlaw behav­ equipment is allowed to deteriorate, thus bringing icy on affirm ative action has been nation’s conscience, another ex­ $222 month ior today that it permitted less than it should when the government auctions it student leaders will complain about student carried out in a number of cases by ample of what Gunnar Myrdal off. Independent 20'A Down, 00 Months yesterday. supporting individuals and groups apathy. It isn’t anything that was invented by called the American dilemma. This is hardly surprising: The Customs Service has In s u ra n c e l4.6*/i Annual Pircantigi Rail MCC, and it isn’t anything that a comfortable Twenty-one years ago, the Uni­ that have challenged such plans FIninca Chirga *3030.10 ted States made racial discrimina­ no incentive to spend its tightly budgeted funds Center, Inc. lounge in the Program Center — something after they have gone to court. But Arnold Sawlslak Is a senior SALE PRICE *10,500 tion in the workplace illegal. The maintaining the resale value of these items, when the last week, the Justice Department editor lor United Press Interna­ Stock #2348 we think students deserve — will permanently law made clear how employers money goes to the U S. Treasury anyway. took a direct initiative by filing suit tional. S ilit T ix Not Included erase. had to conduct their hiring and Now customs has come up with a better idea. It promotion practices in the future, plans to use the confiscated vehicles — which are but it left open what, if anything, usually faster and better equipped than government ,0 ^ issue — in its pursuit of the smugglers. The result NEW 1985 CELEBRITV would be required to remedy what Open Forum was done in the past. ' should be better maintenance of the cars, boats and planes, and more efficient enforcement efforts to boot. IN SOME CASES, especially in ' l l ^ hope you’ll become involved In Bob Lathrop government employment, the It is a shame town leadership again soon. Strictly personel * 120*^month remedy proposed was "affirm a­ 20% Down. 00 Months Paul Comcowlch of Humboldt, Kan., wrote to me tive action.” In plain English, that to lose DIRosa 14.6% Annual Pircm tigi Ran Gregory S. Wolll recently after I reported on a Housing and Urban meant to give people in groups that time is money! FIninca Chirga *2138.15 To the Editor; Manchester Development Department program that was sup­ had been discriminated against in When you buy insurance directly from a company, you lose the ad­ SALE PRICE *5700 the past special consideration for posed to repair homes, but destroyed some Instead. vantage of having an irxlependent agent help you receive fast and fair I am writing because I have read claim settlement-when you need it Lets face it. your insurance Stock #2076 jobs now. The remedy applied Letters policy Comcowlch claimed his home had suffered under a about the resignation of Peter similar HUD program. After some checking I should work for you. rK)t against you Silia T ix N il Includid almost solely to current job­ DIRosa from the Manchester The Manchester Herald wel­ seekers because it was seldom discovered he was right. When you buy insurance from us, we represent you for better cover­ Board of Directors. comes letters to the editor. age. lower price and quick claim service possible reach back and provide According to a HUD investigative report I obtained, Needless to say, Peter has been Letters should be bf ief and to the Comcowlch was promised $20,290 to rehabilitate his NEW 1985 CHEVETTE help for those who had been denied point. They should be typed or That's just good business and that's the way we sell insurance- an exemplary board member and home, but this was the result: "The Comcowlch independently, through companies like Great M ierican jobs or promotions based on race in neatly handwritten, andi for ease the past. outstanding community leader. It residence was In disarray and not habitable during in editing, should be double­ Call us for a quote on a Great American auto or homeowners policy The arguments over affirmative isashamewe have to lose someone cold weather because the heating system, plus other spaced. work, was not completed." action are fairly straightforward. of Peter's stature over an internal Well Mve you money and time. party conflict. The Herald reserves the right to Substandard performance by the government- Supporters say without the means edit letters in the interests of Co. Inc. approved contractor Included an improperly Installed 6 4 6 -6 0 5 0 to catch up after centuries of I am writing this letter to say brevity, clarity and taste. CARTER CHEVROLET hot-water heater and toilet, poor foundation work and discrimination, minorities would thank you, Peter, for all the time 830 Hartford Road. Manchester "This Gorbachev seems to be a 'fun' guy. May­ Address letters to: Open Forum, replacement of a sound roof with one that leaks. Other continue to suffer for many more and energy you spent on behalf of Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, (Acrois from Lynch Toyota) 1229 Main St. Manchester 646-6464 repairs were left unfinished, the HUD Investigator be we could do a CHARISMA SUMMIT!" decades. Opponents say affirm a­ the citizens of Manchester. I only Manchester, CT 06040. found. MANCIIKSTKH IIKH Al.l) TiH'.sd.iv M.iiih HI IUHr. MANCIIKSTKH FfKHAl.t). Tiiosdiiy. March 19, mu')

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NY 11 But unanswered are questions (38 One Day at a»Time \22) (30) Riptide Nick, Cody and Boz wind records. WTXX W ala rbu ry. CT 70 thunderstorms and churn across t40 Newswatch up in a small town jail after a clairvoyant like exactly how and where torna­ The nation’s worst twister in WWLP Springfield. MA 2? the prairies, but each time it’s a does form inside a storm, what (41i Reporter 41 24 imjilicales tfu*m in a murder (60 min ) terms of economic damage WEDH Hartford. CT new thrill. kind of pressure drop does it carry (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hartford, CT )0 '40' MacGruder and Loud (CC) Malcolm struck Wichita Falls, Texas, Boston, M A 38 and Jenny pursue a slifijicry jewel lhn?f "it’s very exciting," hesaid. “ As inside and what is the temperature (61' Good Times WSBK April 10, 1979. The mile-wide WGGB Springfiald, MA 40 |6U min ) long as they stay out in the open LEVY'S LAW - by James Schumeister inside a tornado. twister with winds topping 250 (C N N I Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson, NJ 41 (41' Noveia: Tu o Nadie country and don't do much “ We know a lot about the Springfield. MA 57 HFY WF COUUP FIND mph laid waste to a 12-square (D IS) New! Animal World WGBY (C N N ) Freeman Reports THF TEIAL OF 'UTTUt damage." WTIC Hartford, CT • 1 THI& 15 O N U V A THbOUT A;THOUr mesocyclone (the tornado- mile area in 15 minutes, causing (M A X ) MOVIE: Agatha' The story of KHINO" &(SlT6IC.y 16 But he also knows the violent CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNM [D IS] Steve Allen's Comedy Room P I6 vjU16E. I'm VOU BUT WC HATF producing storm), but we don’t nearly $800 million damage. It . the real life dtsapppar.incp of Agatha Disney Channel luisl Et A . L Y A B.IO N F W 6 A N D W F Cfuisiio Dustin Hoflm.in, Vanessa Rod DISNEY (41) Sabor Latino r o Bon-tFc- OUR swirling columns that combine the really know the details of how the Sports Network If SPNl 9:30 PM CEPOKITE- FOC tAANT THF IN6IPF killed 45 people, injured more gravt! 1978 Rato(f PG ESPN 6TAFF P6VCHI6 WHIFF beauty, mystery and raw power of tornado forms inside the mesocy­ HBO Home Box Office iHBOl [E S PN ] yVinterworld: Rivals THE NATIOMAU POPF ON HOW THF than 1,000, destroyed 5,000 resi­ IM*X< 6HF6 ON VACATION nature don’t always stay in the iT M C l MOVIE Rollover' An ox movie CINEMAX CinemaK ( m a x ! Max Comedy Experiment 6U&AZE o u e y f y v o t e clone,’ ’ said Davies-Jones. “ This is dences, left 20,000 homeless and star figtits for conUol o( a fioiro chorrucal tTMCl fields. TMC Movie Channel the missing link." destroyed one-third of the city’s ompirr* founded by her murdered husb.ind USA USA Network iu sa: 9:45 PM (24) Home Free ■Return of the “ I ’ve been on a lot of damage Jane f ond.i Kns KiistoUiason, Humr* Bald f agle The bald eagle s return to the \ One major accomplishmerU of surveys,” he said. " I t ’s kind of tax base. Cronyn 1981 H.ued R stife environs of the Quabbin Reservoir NSSL research has been the Listed below are the torna­ depressing,” [U S A ) Cartoon Express sanctuary is explored development of Doppler weather does or series of twisters which ferson household helps Charlie the barten Each year in the United States 10:00 PM (5 ) News * radar, a system that could revolu- have caused the most loss of life 6 '.30 PM (5 ) (61 One Day at a Time der ovr'K (»m»‘ his drinking probl«*m tornadoes kill more than 100 )xtoplc 11' Independent News tionalize tracking and analysis of since record-keeping began in '11' Barney Miller (50 PM Magazine and inflict millions of dollars l22' (30) Remington Steele Laura and Re severe storms. (22) (30) NBC News (8 ) (40) Three s a Crowd (CC) Jack s the early 1920s: mington are hirc*d to find the co-inventor of damage. From 1980 through 1984, attempt to reunite Vicky s parr'ots is a di The radar is named for the March 16, 1925, Missouri, Illinois >24' Nightly Business Report a no cal chocolate chip cookie who has • more than 4,500 tornadoes and 273 saster (R) "Doppler effect,” the fact that ond Indiana, 889. (36) Jeffersons disaf)p(!ari*d with the recipe (60 min | deaths were reported. April 3-4, 1974, Alabama, Georgia, C9 I News sound or other energy waves (40> ABC News (CC) 38) Odd Couple Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio, 350. An coming from an object will show a (11) MOVIE; 'The Naked Runner' 40) Moonlighting Maddie dnd David in April 11, 1985, Indiana, Illinois, (411 Noticiero'SIN Amt*rican busim*ssmv thr; Bn ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Graue THE DEADLIEST TORNADO vestigjte the bizarre on air murder of a ra shift if the source is moving. For Michigan and Wisconsin, 271. (C N N ] Showbiz Today tish lntellig«*ncr* to do a crucial job for thrnn IN U.S. history killed 689 people in March 21,1932, severol tornadoes ilto talk show host (60 min ) AFTHR I FOUND OUT 1 FELT PRET1Y B A D ) , .S O WF. C A M E O V E R instance, a train whistle moving (D IS) EPCOT Magazine on .1 Irusiness tri|r to E ast Ciremany fretnk YOU AN* TH’ KIDS ABOUT NOT GIVIN' / T 'l IVE YOU A MANlV Missouri, Illinois and Indiana in UPl photo In Alabama, 288. Sinatra Peter Vrry wi almost $800 million damage and (8 ) ABC News (CC) disenchanted businessman falls in love Tex., leaving much of the community com plex. detect the direction and speed of April 9, 1947, Texas, Oklahomo nr* sf)ik«!d with iirsenii: Cary Grant Josr* witfi a mermaid, he must battle scientists killing 45. and Kansas, 189. [9 ) Dallas |)hirre Hull Raymond Massey 1944 looking like a city that had been rain, clouds and even wind. The old June 23,1944,Ohlo,Pennsvlvanla, and the meriia to preserve her Tom For 10 years Davies-Jones has radar systems installed in the late (11 > Jeffersons (22) '30' A Team (CC) Tht? A Team comes Hanks. Daryl Hannah. John Candy 1984 West Vlrolnla and Maryland, 150. headed a group of "storm- 1950s can only show rainfall. June 8, 1953, Flint to Lakeport, (20) (40) Barney Miller to the aid of a f(*maU* fire chief whose one Rated PG But Davies-Jones has a deep starts in March and lasts into June. That’s a major reason the NSSL truck opmalion is b«*ing threatened by a chasers" who try to get as close as With Doppler, "you can also get Mich., 118. (22) Wheel of Fortune [E S PN ] Wortd Cup Skiing: Women's respect for the force unleashed in a However, tornadoes can occur was built in "tornado alley" in M ov 11, 1953, W aco, Texos, 114. larger company |H) (60 mm ) possible to tornadoes to study an idea of the motion of the air in t24' MacNcil/Lchrer Newshour Slalom from Waterville Valley. NH tornado. He’s seen cars flung 200 any time of the year and anywhere 1964. Feb. 21, 1971, Mississippi delta, (24) (57) Nova (CC) Monarefr of thrr Moun them. More knowledge, it is hoped, the system," hesaid. "You can get 110. (30) Family Feud tains ' Tlu* breeding, rngration and survi ]HBOl Maximum Security yards and frames of mobile homes in the country, from Hawaii to Using computers, radars, ma­ -jS?! will help reduce deaths. Davies- ... what the wind speed is inside the April 12, 1945, Oklahoma and (41) Marisela val patunns of llw f^ocky Mountain Elk are IM A X ] MOVIE. Easy Rider' Two young curled around trees. Florida, as the people of Venice. thematical models and other tools, Arkansas, 102. m»»n undertake a motorcycle trip to New Jones says it apparently has (57) Nightly Business Report rrxamined (90 mm ) researchers believe they have storms and you get an idea of the M ay 9,1927, Arkansas and Poplar Orlearts and meet hippies, local loughs, helped, with annual tornado death With the approach of spring Fla., found out Sunday night. That (38) MOVIE: 'Lady In Cement' A pnvat»* turbulence," Bluff, Mo., 92. (61) Diff'rent Strokes ami prostitute's Peter Fonda Dennis Hop comes another tornado season, twister caused millions of dollars unraveled the mysteries of many June9,1953, Worcester, Mass.,90. detective is hirrrd by a small town hoc>d to rates decreasing front about 200 By the early 1990s, a network of [C N N I Moneyline pel Jrick Nicholson 1969 Rated R meaning Davies-Jones and his worth of damage, and the residents weather phenomena. But for the M ay 25, 1955, Udoll, Kan., 80. locate his missing girl fri<*m1 Frank Sinatra THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom per year before the 1950s to about about 100 Doppler systems will be March 18, 1942, central to nor­ [T M C l MOVIE: The Tin Drum' A clair most part the tornado remains an (D IS) MOVIE: ‘20,000 Leagues Under Raquel Wr*lcfr Rich.trd Conte 1968 too per year now. crew prepare for 10 weeks of being expect a long rebuilding period. theast Mississippi, 75. the Sea' A fanatical sea capt.mt plans to voyant young boy uses his powers to enigma. in place. i41) Chespirito WA'AM.MOU TDRVIEF RlfcHT FROW TKE tWHi^ 3DULP I ? I The native of Leicester, Eng­ on call for the right combinations Still, Oklahoma and northern April 12, 1927, Rock Springs, control the world through ih«> use of his renirtin a child in protest against the hypo For instance, experts have found "I think the main benefit we will Texas, 74. (61) Lou Rawls Presents.. Black Gold ensy of the* world David Bennent, Angela land, is a scientist at the National of weather for the powerful funnels Texas are the hotbeds of activity. submarine Kirk Douglas, James Mason ALWAH6 TURM a tornado can be anywhere from realize from Doppler will be Sept. 29, 1927, St. Louis, M o., 72. Paul Lukas 1954 Rated G Awards Winkler. Charles Aznavour 1979 Rated Severe Storms Laboratory in Nor­ to form. March 3, 1988, Mississippi and R several yards to a mile wide at the improved service in warnings," IE SPN ) SportsCenter [C N N ] Prime News RI6HT man, Okla., the government’s key "It's sort of my spring occupa­ THE MENACING THUNDER­ Alabama, 8l. [U S A ] Chase base. It can stay on the ground for said Ed Ferguson, deputy director April 9-11, 1979, series of torna­ [U S A ] Radio 1990 [HBO] MOVIE: All the Rivers Run' [5 center for probing the darker side tion,” he says. STORMS AND "w all clouds" that (CC) Part 2 minutes or up to three hours, of the National Severe Storms does In Texas and Oklahoma, 80. 10:15 PM (24) Austin City Limits of weather. The tornado season begins ear­ are breeding grounds for torna­ Jan. 3,1949, Louisiana ond Arkan­ 7:30 PM PM Magazine rSTReer Forecast Center in Kansas City. [M A X ] MOVIE Triumphs 6f a Man ’ T v e never been in a killer lier in the far southern regions of does grow along the "dry line" grinding a "dam age path" only sas, 58. Called Horse' Tfie son of the aged warrior 10:30 PM (11 News Mo. [5 ) Alt In the Family the country and follows the jet between southern air carrying yards long or spanning hundreds of March 3,1988, Jackson, Miss., 57. carries on as defender of the Sioux Indians (20) Twilight Zone tornado,” hesaid. " I ’ve never .seen The center is responsible for March 28, 1984, South and North C83 Wheel of Fortune stream northward into mid' Gulf moisture and dry, cooler air miles through several states. Ricfiard Hams, Michttel Brrck Rated PG 138) Dick Van Dyke anybody injured. I think if i did it issuing tornado watches. Carolina, 57. (11) Independent News summer. In Oklahoma the season from the west. Larger ones many times appear (T M C l MOVIE Splash' When a disen (41’ 24 Horas would kind of turn my stomach. (20) Hogan's Heroes chantrrd businessm takes on VVashington stick comedy with the East Side Ktds Leo THB GlPAFFE^. ducts Inc. and another layoff of This policy keeps the company Hollywood Gofcey. Sheldon Leonard 1946 1,000 employees was averted Mon­ operating at a zero cash balance IU S A] Dragnet 9:00 PM CD m o v ie ; First Steps' A bio-engmeer's pioneering work with com [C N N ] Mofieyline day when the U.S Bankrupey Court because all funds are turned over 8:00 PM C3D Je*1efsons (CC) The Jef puter electrodes leads to a paraplegic [U S A ] Gong Show approved a $4.5 million financing daily to GE, Segal said. The next 11:15PM (41) Reporter 41 plan. day, GE advances the company 1 1 :30 PM C3J Three's Company Hartford District Judge Robert money under its revolving account to operate for that day. (X) Charlie's Angels L. Krechevsky approved the inte­ The agreement was tailored by (X) (40J ABC News Nightline rim agreement only 50 minutes •THAyt^-3-/r Krechevsky so GE would not be CX) Burns & Allen before a 3 p.m. expiration of FIRST STEPS______General Electric Credit Corp.’s able to foreclose on Century (I"!) Honeymooners promise to extend the credit. without a hearing. He also re- (2d) Leave It to Beaver WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli In "First Steps." Dr Jerrold Another hearing is scheduled for cieved assurances from company (2^ (30) Tonight Show Tonight's guests Petrofsky's (Judd Hirsch) April 4 to discuss long-term officials that someof the$4.5 would experiments with computer are Luciano Pavarotti and Lind Thorson I SEE// TO HAVE THIS KNAC K financing. be used to pay company workers. electrodes help to stimulate (60 min ) FOR RLiBBlKS PEOPLE THE Century filed for reorganization Segal said Century has been the paralyzed leg muscles of $4) Dr Who W R O N & WA'T'. ^ Friday under Chapter 11 of the borrowing from GE since De­ Nan Davis (Amy Steel), a (38) Anything for Money (41) Pelicula: 'El Amor Tiene Cara de Bankruptcy Code to protect their cember 1980 at an interest rate2.75 paraplegic, which led to her percentage points above the prime walking 10 steps in her college Mujer' Lucy Gallardo, Iran Eroy, y Irma assets and allow the company to Lorano '' rate. He said that will not change graduation The movie airs continue operating its products (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour and defense divisions while seek­ under the interim agreement. TUESDAY, MARCH 19 on He said Century the pre- bank­ CBS [C N N ] Sports Tonight ing agreements with creditors. [E S P N ] SportsCenter The state’s largest brass mill ruptcy line of credit with GE has a [H B O ] MOVIE; Sahara' A young $40 millionceiling and Century's LiirCK i isiirji .s ri -n f - act timf threatened to close down two woman promises her dying father that weeks ago when members of the current debt is $29 million. she'll drive his last creation in the first Sa­ He said the most the company hara international Rally. Brooke Shields. United Auto Workers Union re­ Lambert Wilson, H<>rst Buchholz 1984 jected $2.5 million in wage and has owed GE is $32 million. Rated PG concession benefits. Salaried em­ [M A X ) MOVIE: This is Spinal Tap' A ployees had agreed to $2.3 million ATTORNEYS REPRESENT­ popular '60 s rock band finds the going in concessions. ING CREDITORS AT the hearing rough in the 1980's Rob Reiner. Harry Astrograph said they were not against the Shearer, Christopher Guest 1984 Rated The company closed its metal R division last week and laid off 600 interim agreement because they Crossword employees. Officials at that time want to keep the company operat­ [USAl Make Me Laugh TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Seek associ­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be careful said the remaining divisions were ing. They did realize, however, 12:00 AM CX) Fall Guy ations today with people who share Inter­ how you conduct yoursell in your deal­ Now you can get the highest IRA rates around being locked-in to a lower rate it interest rates ests similar to yours. Individuals who ings with others today II they (eel you're being sunk by high overhead costs that reorganization means it is 2 Throw off Answer to Previous Puzzle (X ) Rockford Files and. enjoy the security of a 10% minimum return. rise. What’s more, you’ll have the security of ACROSS don't operate on your wavelength will trying to manipulate them, they'll do the and might not make it. unlikely that they will be fully paid 3 Type of book (X) Saturday Night Live All from Heritage. knowing your retirement savings are insured up A N D ^ r t h d a y make you feel uncomfortable. opposite ol what you want Company attonrey John M, on current debts owed by Century. 1 Table supports page (comp, fit) Star Trek GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Guard against But some attorneys said Century to $100,000 by the FSLIC. E c R U SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You Oleyer said Monday’s hearing was Our unique Prime Rate IRA gives you the best 5 Latvian wd.) 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With these captive in their dungeon to drink their CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your friends property that, if they were to be 13 Eye amorously beast of burden blood John Carradine. 1969 whereby your authority over others will Draw upon your staying power G E N E R A L E L E C T R IC IS liquidated, would amply compen­ prime returns, chances are you won’t find a need to shop around for the highest rates. Now be considerably expanded. Don't be will be more appreciative of you today if 14 Fair grade 6 Slippery (3$ MOVIE: 'Ghost Ship' A young cou­ you can consolidate all your IRA savings at afraid to accept responsibility. you accept them as they are and not try CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 18) Don't LISTED as the company’s only sate for the money owed. better paying IRA. 15 Easier flower 7 Far (pref.) ple. who buys a yacht on which murder has to remake them in your image. Avoid crit­ permit yoursell to be caught in Ihe mid­ secured credit and Century Brass A major debt Century must Heritage knowing you’ll continually be earning 16 Confederate 8 Proteinase occurred, are terrorized by 'ghostly' mani­ PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) You’ll have ical remarks. festations Dermot Walsh. Hazel Court dle ol petty politics with pals today II you President Lewis Segal said after resolve is the Pension Benefit No investment risk. the best returns. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Timing is 17 Printer’s 9 Glazes 1953 no diflicully winning debates today II you take a position, you could catch it (rom the hearing that GE helped the Guaranty Corp. Philip Jones of the The Heritage Prime Rate IRA protects you from extremely important today. II you push measures 10 Verne hero use your common sense and logic. both sides company operate for as long as it U.S attorney’s office who was So get primed for a richer retirement. Just $1,0(XI (40^ Family Feud Pressing points emotionally will defeat projects prematurely before laying prop­ declining interest rates because it guarantees a 18 Siamese coin 11 Loch [CNN] Newsnight your purposes. Major changes are In er foundations, your castles in the air AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) People tor did. representing Pension Benefit Gua­ will open your Prime Rate IRA. The higher IRA. |b E M minimum effective annual yield of at least 10% 19 Poetess Lowell [D IS l Five Mile Creek store lor Pisces in the coming year. Send could crumble. whom you (eel responsible might require He also said the credit corpora­ ranty Corp. said Century’s debt to Only from Heritage. 20 Mexican coins 19 Collaborate E A V E your prtecllon today. Keep an eye on (based on an annual rate of 9.532% compounded [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook for your Astro-Graph predictions today. 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Be not grasp the essence ol situations as century is liquidated. said Century’s Pension debt is rate investment, you’ll never have to worry about call toll-free: 1-800-528-2001. 25 Walked in 24 Oil exporter 1 2 :30 AM (X) Starsky and Hutch sure to slale your zodiac sign. quickly as you do Help them, don't Under the terms of the new significantly higher than that. harass them. water 25 Atom (iZ Kung Fu agreement, the credit comes from Debra Brown, an attorney re­ 32 Eulogize ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) In your finan­ LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Problems will Before trying your hand at power 27 Made hole 26 First-rate (2 3d) Late Night with David Letterman To­ 35 Housing Douce" cial dealings today follow the dictates ol result today if you want a bigger slice of politics, be sure your battery is on a revolving account with GE. presenting the United Auto wds.) night's guests are Manlu Henner and Pearl 31 Farm animals 36 Medieval poem 45 Holy image Bernett (R) (60 min ) your Intuition, especially II It warns you the pie than that to which you're entitled charge before you attempt to make a Daily deposits of what Century Workers Union, said Century owes 27 Condenses not to accept things at face value. 32 Thin 38 Author Fleming 46 Othello villain GlU) Rituals In things you do collectively with others. move. earns would be put in an account the union $6 million in pension 33 Actress Balin 28 Spoke 39 Lighted 47 Belgian town payments and vacation pay. [E S P N ] World Cup Skiing: Women's under G E ’s name. Segal said GE untruthfully 34 Made of (suff.) 41 Pointless 48 Indian First and 2nd Runs Coverage of these would make loans to the company Under the new agreement, the 35 Greensward 29 Jealousy 42 Parasites 51 New [praf.) skiing events is presented from Park City, of 60 percent of the amount claims of creditors are secondary 36 Son of Jacob 30 Podium 43 Vintage 52 Homasita Utah. (60 min ) Bridge deposited up to a maximum $4.5 to G E’s collateral (xisition. 37 Dull [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Octzigon' A retired kung fu champ goes back into action to The 39 Female's combat a secret order of Oriental killer's 40 Append Chuck Norris, Leo Van Clecf 1980. Rated not so, his daring bid became a 41 3, Roman R When to go NORTH winner when South played the hand Speakei^s retirement 42 Fibbing [U S A ] Conversations w/Fred Lewis 4 A J 10 8 lights out. 45 Bank payment 4783 for the drop 1:00 AM (X) Columbo (abbr.) ♦88532 West led the heart queen, which (X) News spurs name-dropping 46 Business ♦ Q By James Jacoby held the trick. West next cashed the (X ) Saint abbreviation WEST EAST club ace and continued with a heart higher IR A (Tf) One Step Beyond I’m often asked about the decision 49 Noun suffix 26 26 26 2S 30 ♦ 65 3 ♦ K Declarer ruffed and played a trump. down. Kennedy's uncle, the late Film/Sign-Off to play "for the drop” as opposed to BOSTON (U P I) — Sen. Edward 50 Indian of Peru 4 Q J 10 8 5 4AK42 When West followed small, declarer Kennedy. D-Mass., says he doesn’t president John F. Kennedy, held [C N N ) Crossf>'« ♦ J1 finessing against a missing card. 52 Animal’s 31 ♦ K 10 7 called for dummy’s ace. The king the same seat befoTe O’Neill. ♦ a 108 When the missing card is the king, it know whether his son, Edward Jr., den [ m a x ] MOVIE; 'Amityville II; The ♦J8713 appeared and all was well. The dif^ The younger Kennedy, who 34 is correct to finesse even with a 10- Is going to run tor the congres­ 53 Wheel Possession' Supernatural forces return to SOUTH mond king was onside, and declarer a cursed suburban home. Bun Young, Ru- card fit. Although today’s declarer sional seat ol retiring U.S. House would reach the constitutionally projection ♦ Q 8 7 4 2 could either ruff his two losing cluhe mandated age of 25 a few months 37 tanya Alda, James Olson 1962 Rated R ♦ e knew his percentages, he was able to Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. in 54 Noble gas in dummy or set up the diamond suit [U S A ] All American Wrestlihg ♦ AQ O demonstrate an even sounder axiom 1986. before the election, could not be S'* Curved molding for club discards. reached for comment. A number of 1:15 AM [HBO] MOVIE: R ecklnt' ♦ K652 that it is silly to finesse through an "H e ’s been' very active in the 56 Period of opponent who cannot have the miss­ disabled movement and in the local politicians have expressed Two kids (rom opposite sides ol the neck Vulnerable: East-West Why didn’t declarer make the nor­ historical time .. 48 fell In love. Aldan Quinn, Daryl Hannah, ing honor. mal play of finessing in spades? community. He’s active, but as lor interegt in succeeding O’Neill. Heritage Savings Kenneth McMillan. 1984. Rated R Dealer: Eiast ctioneer's ■ The double of one spade by West Although East did not need the spade a decision, I don’t know. He hasn’t At the student aid forum, ord 1:30 AM C5) Hogan'm Heroes Weal North East Soeth was negative, promising at least four king to open the bidding, the action by made one," Kennedy told repor­ Kennedy accused the Reagan 58 Allure (£ ) Anything for Money ! ♦ ! ♦ ters Monday at a Northeastern adminstration of a lack of concern Manchaiter DIvlilon r1 56 hearts and values to compete in the West was the tip-off. He surely would Dbl. 44 Cti) Independent News Pass Pass have doubled four spades for penal­ University forum on student linan- for students. F s n r Main Ollica: 1007 Main St. 649-4586 • K Mart Plaza. Spencer St. 6493007 Corner Main & Hutison Sts. 647-0568 t £ l Pass auction. North’s jump to four spades Coventry: Route 31 742-7321 Glastonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket, Fox Run Mall 633-7655 56 clal aid. "It is ironic that so many in the DOWN @j) Despedida , was a strategy based on the favorable ties with the guarded king of spades, South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd 644-2484 • Tolland: Rt. 195 872-7387 the club ace, the Q-J of hearts, and a Recent reports said the 23-year- administration who claim to favor 1 Actress [C N N ] Newsnight Update vulnerability. North feared that East- Opening lead: VQ partner who had opened the bidding. old Kennedy was actively consid­ an ‘opportunity society’ are lead­ Albright (0)1965 by NEA. Inc [E S P N ] World Cup Skiing: Women's West could make a game if left to their own devices. Although this wao' ering a bid for O’N eill’s seat from ing this assault on American Of such stuff are winners made. Cambridge once the speaker steps education," Kennedy said. MAN'CHESTKR HKRALI), Tuesdnv. Mini li 19 I9H5 - II. in - M/>.\CHKSTKH IIK H Al.P Tnc-sd;iy. M ardi Iff. 19HS Weiss asks 2-mill tax hike decision defining normal retire­ tive sergeant and a deputy chief. Continued from page,! Weiss eliminated the added per- Leisure ment age for police officers as 50. FOCUS/ sonrtel in his recommendation in summer workers to the Park and The Human Services Depart­ favor of the study. He also Cemetery Division at a cost of ment increase is due to more eliminated a proposal to add thref $17,625 to improve grounds welfare payments, reimbursable at 92 percent by the state, and to patrol officers. maintenance. For capital improvements, • Increasing the hours of a the plan to add a housing code Weiss recommends $740,562, an records clerk in the Police Depart­ inspector in the Health Division. increase of $199,236 or 36.8 percent ment to full time at a cost of $5,768. The increase in general govern­ over the current budget. The largest dollar increase in his ment is due to $71,227 for phone budget recommendation is for service that has been transferred The ease ' in tax revenue, $2,742,361 or 9.7 percent, is ex­ education. from the Building Maintenance Weiss has passed on to the Division to the General Services pected to come in part from an M CC offers directors without change the Division of general government, increase in the taxable Grand List Board, of Education's request of and because of the $70,885 for the of 4.6 percent and a decrease of 11 $25,258,546. He said in his message revaluation work, percent in the portion of the Grand that the increase of $3,912,079 is 8.2 Weiss has recommended a List that is subject to frozen taxes percent, which he called in line $10,000 contingency fund for study paid by the elderly. fine lunch for with increases in other major of the organization of the police From state and federal grants not related to education, Weiss activities. department and a $50,000 contin­ Other substantial proposed in­ gency fund for changes in that expects to get revenues of creases are in employee benefits organization next year if a study $2,694,512, an increase $280,618 or and pensions, where Weiss recom­ shows the need for it. 11.6 percent. From education-related sour­ very few $$$ mends budgeting $3,100,334, an Weiss stressed that his sugges­ increase of $643,201, or 26.2 per­ tion does not come from dissatis­ ces, Weiss expects $9,357,374. an cent; in the Human Services faction with the the department, increase of $542,764 or 6.2 percent, cooking in a scholastic setting for due largely to an increase of Bv Nancy Pappas Department, where Weiss recom­ which he praised. He said the town hlerald Reporter only one month. In this light, they mends budgeting 1,359,800, an is entering a new generation of $469,347 in the state s Guaranteed are certainly to be excused for the increase of $229,275, or 20.1, police-service needs due to in­ Tax Base grant few flaws that existed in the menu Weiss has recommended a large Feel like $30 atmosphere for S3? percent; and in general govern­ creasing urbanization and the That's what you'll get when you and its preparation; ment, where Weiss recommends nationwide "suburbanization" of increase. 40 percent, in the amount have lunch in the Cheney Dining Why base a salad on oul-of- budgeting $1,799,427, an increase crime. of surplus to be used, up $180,000 from $450,000 to $630,000. Room at the Lowe Program Center season tomatoes, when there are of $355,816, or 24.6 percent. He feels a long-range study is at Manchester Community Col­ On the grand list of Oct. 1, 1984, more flavorful vegetables availa­ The pension contribution has warranted. lege. Students in the school’s food the list on which property taxes to ble in March? And why garnish increased because of higher total The Police Department had service programs serve fine four- support the budget will be based, that salad with celery twigs, then salaries, fuller funding of the requested the addition of a crime course meals several days a week. unfunded liability and a court prevention officer, an administra­ one mill is equal to $668,505. follow with a dish of braised Last Tuesday, for example, we celery? Herald photo by Pinto were served Basque vegetable soup, a tomato salad, hot rolls, But the Basque soup was superb, Up and away curried chicken on rice, braised chock full of cabbage, corn, 24 capital projects proposed potatoes and other vegetables. The celery and a delicate fruit tart — Chief Pilot Sandy Goldstein is at the today with a 24-passenger Sikorsky all for S3. crust of the strawberry cream tart Twenty-four projects are in­ • Installation of a ventilation Division. $63,000. helicopter controls as Resorts Interna­ S-61 helicopter. RIA, a subsidia^ of Where else could you find value was one of the finest and flakiest I cluded in the $740,000 capital system at the police garage, $9,750. • Purchase of a sand and salt tional Airline Inc. gives a preview flight Resorts International Inc., began airline like that? have ever enjoyed. improvement budget recom­ • Sealing, color coating, and spreader for use with the truck, Each dish was carefully ar­ mended by General Manager lining of tennis courts and repair­ $5,500. Monday afternoon from Hartford’s service last year with daily flights ranged on the plate, and was STUDENTS PU T in dozens of Herald photo by Tarquink) Robert Weiss for the fiscal year • Purchase of a six-wheel truck Brainard Airport. The airline begins between Manhattan and Atlantic City, presented by an attentive server hours preparing for the meals they ing cracks in a basketball court at Marjorie Glenney, Betty Peracchio and Margaret MCC. Carl Barnes, a student in the school's hotel and that begins July 1. Washington School. $4,000. with plow, plow frame, and con­ daily Hartford-to-New York City service N.J. who kept water glasses and coffee will serve to the public. Whether His recommendations for capi­ • Repairing a roof on a building veyor belt to replace a ten-wheel cups filled. they are enrolled in the culinary Gibson, all of Coventry, get ready to try the soup in the food management program, serves the soup. tal improvements, along with at the Nike Site that houses a rifle truck, $69 000 The surroundings were lovely, certificate program or the two- Cheney Dining Room in the Lowe Program Center at other parts of the budget, will be range. $9,000. • Purchase of a diesel-powered as well. Gone is the stark cinder- year Hotel-Motel and Foodservice studied by the Board of Directors • Replacement of a pickup truck leaf pickup machine to replace a block decor of the old campus Associate Degree program, the at a series of Saturday workshops for the Building Maintenance 1976 model, $16,250. Car rams house foundation dining room, where food service routine is the same. beginning March 30. Division, $9,500. • Replacement of an automobile students used to serve meals. The First, they research and design having weapons in a motor vehicle Street and veered across the The following is a list of the • Purchase of a vehicle for use used by the Health Division, $7,500. The brick foundation of a Center Cheney Dining Room, with Hitch­ the menus, making an effort to Street house was heavily damaged after police said they found a intersection onto the lawn at 330 Here’s the dining room’s menus improvements Weiss in construction inspection in areas • Replacement of a pickup truck cock furniture and Cheney Mills present a variety of unusual dishes Center St. and into the house. recommends; without complete road surfaces, used by the Park and Cemetery when a Windsor man apparently martial arts weapon made of wood silk on the walls, is as lovely as the at a $3-per-plate cost. They have sticks and rope in his 1971 Pontiac Here are the menus of meals to $ , . Division. $18,000 lost control of his car before dawn finest restaurant in the area. already served chicken kiev, April 2, 6 p.m. — Tomato rice April 11, noon — Polynesian patty shell, vegetable medley, • Installation of an elevator in 11 000 Martin was released after book­ the Muncipal Building. $67,000, as • Replacement of a sand and Sunday and crashed into the house, Catalina. This elegant setting was created broiled scrod, beef burguignon, be served by food seiv’ice students soup, hearts of lettuce salad, buffet. (CA) wrapped baked apples with hard • Continuation of payments on a ing and ordered to appear Wednes­ th e first of two yearly salt spreader for use on cemetery police said. Police said the accident hap­ with some unusual financial and even coquilles St. Jacques at in the Cheney Dining Room at Spanish meatloaf, scalloped pota­ sauce. (HM) five-year lease-purchase agree­ day in Manchester Superior Court appropriations. roads. $2,500. The driver. Windsor resident pened about 3 a.m., after Martin, assistance. this season's lunches. Manchester Community College. toes. broccoli Polonaise, assorted April 12, noon — Minestrone ment for heavy equipment used by on the weapons charge, and April 9 • Continuation of the town’s the Highway Division. $89,673 • Continuation of payments on a John F. Martin. 22, was charged driving south on Broad Street, "In effect, we were subsidized by The students must then cull The letters HM following a menu rolls, apple strudel. (HM) soup, mixed green salad, chicken April 22, 6 p.m. — Oysters started to turn right onto Center on the motor vehicle charges. mapping program, $77,580. • Purchase of an engine ana­ lease-purchase agreement for a with drunken driving and evading Hitchcock," said MCC President recipes from books and maga­ means that the meal is to be breast Parmesan, sauteed zuc­ remick, lettuce and tomato salad, • Purchase of an automatic fuel lyzer for the Fleet Maintenance new communications system. responsibility. Police said Martin William E. Vincent. "They offered zines, and order the necessary prepared by students in the Hotel- April 3, noon — Avocado grape­ chini, assorted rolls, wine cake. seafood newhurgh, saffron rice, dispensing system,$35,000. Divisidh, $11,250. $53,804. started to drive away from the the furniture for about half what it products. Finally, on the day of the Motel and Food Service Associate fruit cocktail, mixed green salad, (HM) broccoli Polonaise, French bread, • Purchase of equipment for an • Provision of industrial- • And purchase of physical scene. But a wrecker driver for the would normally cost, and they luncheons, they arrive at about 8 Degree program. The initials CA roast loin of pork, baked stuffed apple crisp. (CA) in-house tax revaluation. $33,100. guideline assistance for Parker fitness equipment for the police Moriarty Brothers car dealership Accident hurts worker threw in four extra tables, with a.m. to do the actual cooking. indicates that these are students in potatoes, soft rolls, corn fritters. April 16, noon — Chef’s choice. • Reconstruction and expansion Village Industrial Park, $60,000. station, to be used by police at 315 Center Street, nearthe scene chairs, for free." Students share the chores. Each the Culinary Arts Certificate French bread, jelly roll cake. (CA) (CA) April 23, noon — Cream of of the accident by Manchester of the parking lot at the Senior • Installation of data- officers for a fitness program, of the crash, trapped Martin’s car The Occupational Safety and has an opportunity to plan, prepare program. almond soup, hearts of lettuce, coq Citizens' Center. $52,450. processing equipment at several $9,600. with his tow truck near McDo­ Health Administration will investi­ police. THE TABLES' highly polished and serve the meals during the April 8, noon — Minestrone soup, April 16. 6 p.m. — French onion au vin, hard dinner rolls, corn James Hervey, the plant man­ Coffee and tea are seived at • Replacement of a hydraulic town facilities. $20,205. th e amount for 1985-1986 is the nald's restaurant on West Center gate an accident at a Manchester dark wood surface reflect the fresh course of the semester. A portion of tossed green salad, veal Parmigi- soup, garden salad with chiffonade fritters, lemon meringues. (CA) ager at SCM. said the company every meal. Wine may be brought vehicle lift at the police garage. • Replacement of a six-wheel equivalent of 1.1 mills in current Street, police said. plant this morning in which a flowers set out each day. the grade they receive in class is ana, sauteed zucchini, fettucini dressing, tenderloin tips with would also conduct its own investi­ in by the patrons at the evening $5,900. dump truck for the Highway tax revenues Martin was also charged with Vernon man was injured, a spokes­ The view from these tables is based on the way they handle Alfredo, Italian bread, cream puff mushrooms and wine sauce, Dut­ April 23, 6 p.m. — New England meals. man for the federal agency said. gation of the accident. equally beautiful. The architects, themselves in the kitchen and swans. (HM) chess potatoes, asparagus with clam chowder, tossed salad, sea­ Joseph Knizyk, a pressman at "Everything is not real clear,” Purcell 4 Taylor, designed the dining room. mustard sauce, assorted rolls, food newburg over pastry shells. SCM Allied/Egry Business Sys­ he said. dining room to face a lovely stretch There are still opportunities to Tonight — Cream of spinach April 8, 6 p.m. — Rice soup straw'berrv and cheese blintz. French-style green beans, white O bituaries tems on Progress Drive, was SCM prints and manufactures of woods. In the fall, the foliage join the MCC students for lunch soup, Waldorf salad, Cornish game Florentine, pickled beet salad, (HM) pan bread, fruit squares. (HM) injured shortly after 8:00 this business forms. must be spectacular. Even in late this semester; and chance to have hens, green peas forrestiere, soft London broil with mushroom morning when his right arm was Hervey said the company’s wintrf, the scene is arresting. dinners, at S6 each, which are also rolls, carrot cake (HM) sauce, potatoes Lorette, broccoli .April 17, noon — Vegetable soup, April 24, 6 p.m. — Chef’s choice. caught in rollers, company and Donald L. Richard Sr. Karl P. KIshkIunas West Hartford; two other brothers, Richard H. Erickson inquiry into the accident would not Diners have plenty to gaze at prepared by the students. with Hollandaise, peach melba. mixed green salad, chicken cacci- (CA) town fire department officials inside, too. On the walls of the Luncheons are ser\ed at noon; (CA) atore, egg noodles. Italian bread. Donald L. Richard Sr. 60, of Karl P. Kishkiunas. 74, of Otto Richter of Farmington and focus on-anything in particular. Richard H. Erickson. 58, of said. dining room are a collection of dinners at 6 p.m. Reservations Thursday, noon — V)chyssoise, Bavarian cream, (HM) April 25, noon — Chef's choice. Springfield, Mass., died Sunday at Southington, the husband of Er- Martin Richter of Newington; a Windsor, the husband of Bridget Kruzyk was taken to Manchester "We're just investigating all black-and-white photos of Cheney must be made in advance by Caesar salad, filet of sole, potatoes April 9. noon — Dutchess soup. (CA) Baystate Medical Center in mina (Polumbo) Kishkiunas. died sister. Frida Richter of New (Joyce) Erickson, died Monday at Memorial Hospital, where he was aspects of it.” he said. Mills interiors, donated by the calling 647-6043. These will not be Polonaise, soft rolls, coconut cake. Danish cucumber salad. New April 19, noon — Cold fruit soup, Springfield. He was the husband of Sunday. He was the father of Tero' Britain; and five grandchildren. Hartford Hospital. He was the examined and transferred to Hart­ Deputy Chief James McKay of Institute of Local History. Each is accepted more than two weeks in (CA) Epgiand boiled dinner, bow knot spinach salad, roast beef slices au April 29, noon — Chef’s choice. the late May I. (Langevin) Bilodeau of Manchester. Private funeral services and father of William C. Erickson of ford Hospital, an MMH spokesman the town fire department said mounted on an oblong of Cheney advance, except for bookings of 10 rolls, upside down cake. (CA) jus. Dutchess potatoes, corn Mexi- (HM) Richard. He retired 12 years ago from burial will be at the convenience of Manchester. said. paramedics were summoned to the silk or brocade. These are worth persons or more. caine, soft rolls, black cherry He worked for 27 years for Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft. the family. There are no calling Bom in Lancaster, Mass., he had A spokeswoman at Hartford plant at 8:18 a.m. careful study. Although no wine is sold by the April 1, 6 p.m. — Chef's choice. April 10, 6 p.m. — Manhattan royal. (HM) April 29, 6 p.m. — Chef's choice. Central Connecticut Coop of Man­ Southington. hours. lived in Windsor for 16 years. He Hospital said late this morning Kruzyk had to be freed by Our particular meal was pre­ school, wines may be brought to (CA) clam chowder, Blackstone salad, (CA) chester as a controller and was a Other survivors include a son, Memorial contributions may be was an aircraft mechanic for that Kruzyk was in surgery. No reversing the motion of the rollers, the table by patrons. In that case, fish and chips, tartar sauce, cole April 22, noon — New England member of Teamsters Union Local Donato DeRobertis of Enfield; two made to the United Church of pared by Glenn Lamaire's Culi­ United Airlines for 32 years. report of his condition was availa­ he said. April 2, noon — Seafood special. slaw, club rolls, chocolate chip clam chowder, fresh fruit Chan­ 404 in Manchester. Christ, 134 Flagg Road, West nary Arts Certificate program. the wine will be opened and served April 30, noon — Vegetarian brothers, John Kishkiunas of East Other survivors include another ble, she said. Hervey said he has been plant cookies. (CA) He is survived by five sons, Hartford 06117, Newkirk 4 Whit­ Thesef students have been doing by the students. (CA) tilly salad, seafood newhurgh in lunch. (CA) Hartford and Edward Roman of son. Daniel R. Erickson of Wind­ "There will be an investigation,” manager at SCM for six months Donald L. Richard Jr., Charles H. ney Funeral Home, 776 Farming- Wethersfield; four grandchildren sor; two daughters, Joyce Erick­ said a spokesman for OSHA’s and could not remember any other Richard and David P. Richard, all ton Ave., has charge of the and five great-grandchildren. son Lieske oLHartford and Joan M. Hartford office, which was notified accidents. of Springfield, Michael R. Richard The funeral will be Wednesday arrangements. Hurst of Cierra Vista, Ariz.; his of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and at 9 a.m. at the DellaVecchia Howard R. Bancroft mother, Esther Brown Erickson of Calvin P. Richard of Ludlow, Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St., Lancaster, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Mass.; two daughters. Joyce Mul- Southington. Burial will be in Rose Howard R. Bancroft, 29. of Judy Hodgson of Miami, Fla.; and rooney and Mae Richard, both of Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill, Enfield, the husband of Judith three grandchildren. DON’T FORGET THIS! Springfield; and 11 grandchildren. with full military honors. Calling (Moumigin) Bancroft, died Sun­ Andy’s lifetime wish list includes Audrey Totter The funeral will be Thursday at The funeral will be at 9 a.m. hours are today, 7 to 9 p.m. day as the result of a motorcycle 10:15 a.m. from Cannon Funeral VERNON HISTORICAL SOCIETY Thursday from the Hafey Forest accident. Bom in Manchester, he Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, Every kid wants a pony. I wanted a pony when I was to me. 1 don't want to leaves in my pool. What 1 have Goldwater’s home in Scottsdale. Ariz. Barry’s a kid Park Chapels, 494 Belmont Ave., had lived in East Windsor for much with a mass of Christian burial at Anna Mayea always wanted is an Olympic-sized pool. 50 meters with a lot of toys. We watched a movie in his living Springfield, followed by a mass of of his life St. Gabriel's Church at 11 a.m. SPRING 8 but the desire didn't last long. I think it went away Christian burial in Holy Name room and I'v e forgotten the movie but I ’ve never Anna (Richter) Mayes, 90, for­ He was a U.S, Army veteran and Burial with military honors will be when I realized there was no chance my parents would long, inside my house. Unfortunately, that would be Church, Springfield, at 10 a.m. merly of West Hartford, died was employed at Stana-dyne in in Windsor Veterans Memorial ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE ever get me one. something like three times the area of my house so the forgotten the setup he had for showing it. The ceiling Burial will be in St. Aloysius Monday at a local convalescent Windsor. Cemetery, That's a great defense mechanism we all have pool would stick out. of his living room is built with attractive 6- or 8-inch Cemetery, Indian Orchard. Mass. Andy Rooney home. She was the sister of Paul Survivors include a daughter, Calling hours will be Wednesday SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1985 against bitter disappointment. When there is no • Some of the things I ’ve wanted are things I could boards, probably redwood. When Barry flips a switch Calling hours are tonight from 7 to Richter of Manchester, Christine, at home; his parents. from 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m. Memorial chance of getting something we want, we don't have had but made a conscious decision not to get. I at one end of the room, one of the wood panels opens up 9 and Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. Bom in New Britain, she had 10 a.m to 5 p.m Russell and Flora (Howard) Ban­ donations may be made to the i nd drops a large motion picture screen into the room. and 7 to 9 p.m. agonize over it for very long. We change what we Syndicated Columnist don't know why. For instance. I'v e always wanted to lived there most of her life, moving croft of East Windsor; and two Leukemia Society of America, 40 Vernon Middle School to West Hartford five years ago. want. 1 changed to wanting a bicycle, a more practical own a Volkswagen bug. It always seemed like the 1 don’t really want a motion picture screen in my sisters, Bonnie DeGray and Karen Woodland St., Hartford 06105. 777 Hartford Tpke., (Route 30) Vernon, CT Henry M. Cheney She was a retired registered nurse, G. Bancroft, both of East Windsor. wish that was fulfilled. ultimately practical little car for around town. Every living room but 1 often think of B arry’s gadget as an and operated a physicians’ tele­ The funeral will be Wednesday Since giving up on the pony. I'v e had the same time 1 see an ad for one in the Used Car section of the example of the kind of thing I don't know how to have Henry "Hank” M. Cheney, 36, of General Admission—$2.00 but with this ad phone exchange in New Britain. at 11 a.m. at the J.M. Bassinger fleeting sensation of desire (or a thousand thngs that I paper. I'm tempted to call the phone number listed. I done in my own home. I don't know where anyone Temple. Texas, died Saturday at Other survivors include two Funeral Home, 37 Gardner St., The ethnic breakdown of Cambo­ all admissions $1.75 each. never got and almost certainly never will. I ’ve made a behave on or off their machines but 1 always wanted to never will. finds the workmen who know how to install something home. He was born in Manchester sons, Robert E. Mayes of Oakland, East Windsor. Calling hours will be dia is 93 percent Khmer, 4 percent like that. I ’d like to have a v ariation on the same idea April 9. 1948. list of a few of them: own a motorcycle. During WW Il, 1 found one • E ver since I saw the first heated sidewalk in front Calif., and Edward R. Mayes of tonight from 7 to 9. Vietnamese and 3 percent Chinese. -OVER 70 EXHIBITORS- Cheney attended college in Bos­ • The movie star of the 1940s, Audrey Totter, and abandoned by a German soldier by the side of the road of a store in New York one snowy winter day. I've that would lift a small closet filled with groceries up ton before serving eight years in. the Olympic swimmer, Eleanor Holm, were the only leading into Cherbourg. I managed to get it into the wanted to run heated cables or hot water pipes under into the kitchen from the basement at the flip of a Uie U.S. Army. He was working for celebrity women I ever wanted, passionately. I must back of my Jeep but I only rode it once before the my sidewalk and driveway. When it sleets or snows I switch. When we didn't want it, it would be out of the Cen-Tel Telephone Co. as a splicer have felt the way young women my age (elt about Army moved on and I had to leave the motorcycle often look out the kitchen window and think how way and covered by the part of the floor that opened up until his death. Clayco Furniture Frank Sinatra or the way the next generation felt behind. wonderful it would be if I could just turn on the heating when you called for it. Survivors include his widow, L O W E R AU TO about Elvis Presley. • I'v e never priced one but so many people have coils and have the snow or ice melt the minute it hits I'v e got about as much chance of having a screen Jenny Cheney; a son, Justin • Through my 20s, 30s and 40s, I wanted a swimming pools that I suppose I could afford one. The the driveway. that drops into my living room as I have of getting the Cheney, at home; his mother. FACTORY WAREHOUSE motorcycle. I don't like motorcyclists or the way they idea of swimming pool in my back yard doesn't appeal pony, the motorcycle or Audrey Totter. Sarah M. Cheney of Londonderry. RATES • Several years ago I was a guest in Sen. Barry Vt.; and a sister, Alice Cheney of 35 OAKLAND STREET Londonderry Vt. Cremation was Monday. MANCHESTER (across from CBT) Sebastian Uccello 643-7580 Bennet to salute Bebyn’s ‘girls’ Sebastian "Sam" Uccello, 71, compare&ssn/e! iST’ formerly of Hartford and Old By Adele Angle WF'SB-TV 3 sportscaster Bill enough runners. He said he was sport. Practice starts the first day Lyme, died Monday at St. Francis Focus Editor Patrick will be the speaker. skeptical about the whole thing. of school and goes right up until the Hospital. He was the father of Mrs. At the Friday dinner there will first week) in November. James (Santina) Duffield of FACTORY OUTLET It's not surprising that'Lori Veal be a 4-by-6-Ioot Bennet banner After all, in those days, cross That mieans one to two hours'of Manchester. of Manchester, the third woman which says "126 wins andOlosses.” country at the junior high level Bom in Hartford, he retired in practice or meets sometimes six across the finish line in last year's wasn't exactly attracting a lot of days a week. 1974 as foreman of Arrow, Hart & "W e think that's pretty impres­ attention or status. It was long Thanksgiving Day Road Race, "It's obvious Stan has a lot of Hegeinan. after 40 years employ­ should be one of Stanley's Bebyn's sive," said Bebyn, a science before the running craze made pride in these girls," said Bennet ment there. He also served as "girls." teacher at Manchester High cross country an "in ” sport. constable in the town of Old Lyme. SALE School. "W e want to give them the Principal Thomas M. Meisner Jr. But Kelley wasn't one to give up. Bebyn is the cross country coach "H e's not a passive coach who sits Other survivors include Mrs. recognition we feel they deserve." "The next day she came to me at Bennet Junior High School. For back and gives directions." Anthony (Paula) Melillo of We­ the last 10 years, his girls' cross Veal, by the way, was co-captain with five girls,” said Bebyn, who's thersfield; a brother, Santo Uc­ country team has had an unde­ of Bennet's 1973 cross country coached the team ever since. Nine cello of Hartford; and three Among the team members ex­ DISCOUNTINUED ITEMS • ONE-OF-A-KINDS feated record in one-on-one team. In those days, the team was girls were on that first team. They pected are Donna (McCarthy) grandchildren. competition. made up of nine boys and two girls. began the string of consecutive The funeral will be Thursday at Watson. She was one of the girls (WCKTAIL TABLES • SOFA TABLES • END TABLES That's 126-0, a statistic not many It was really a boys' team, but girls victories that has continued un­ 9; 30 a.m. from Giuliano-Sagarino who originally asked Bebyn why GORMAN INSURANCE AGENCY coaches can lay claim to. could come out as long as they broken for the last 10 seasons. Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., PARSONS TABLES • CABINETS • WATERFALL TABLES girls wouldn't join the boys' team. On Friday that perfect record didn't mind competing against the Many of Bebyn's runners have Today she's married to Alan followed by a mass of Christian 223 East Center Street will be celebrated with an unusual boys. burial at 10 a.m. in St. Augustine's 3 PIECE WALL SYSTEM (1 Only, So Hurry) gone on to score high school and Watson, a math and science Members of this year’s cross country team at Bennet reunion of sorts at the Army and In 1974, Sharon Kelley cam e'to Church. Burial will be in Mount St. Manchester, CT 06040 college running careers. teacher at Bennet. Navy Club on Main Street. Forty of Bebyn with a request. She wanted Benedict Cemetery. Calling hours Junior High School line up. The girls will be at a spaghetti More than 90 percent of MHS’s Those who want to attend the 6 643- 11.39 BARGAINS GALORE 78 team members from the last 10 to form a girls’ team. will be this evening, 7 to9 p.m., and dinner Friday night at the Army and Navy Club on Main cross country team is made up of p.m. dinner should call Meisner at years are expected to attend a Wednesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9 AM TO 5 PM He told her he'd form a girls' Bennet girls. Bennet or Bebyn at MHS. Tickets Street. Also expected are many former tearn members. spaghetti dinner. K team if she could come up with Cross country a demanding cost $4.50. MANCHKSTKR HKFtAl.l), TiU‘slk A r t U S A 2 2 • F o lk A r t \ IS A 2 2 Special to the Herald Main Street. College of a small purple 39-cent stamp with a picture Shelburne is just the place for the ceremonies Russ MacKendrick nv.swtbu k 5 I**-*'- ' because Us museum shelters the finest collection of of Grenville Clark (1882-1967). Clarke wrote the book dad thinks he’s out of step Growing up in Manchester back in the We were also fortunate enough to have as decoys on exhibition anywhere — some 1,300 of the “ World Peace Through World Law,” published in 1930s offered some unique and rewarding a neighbor a young girl by the name of things, plus miniatures, decorative carvings and 1958. The stamp is meant to carry a 2-pounce letter. Then the duck decoys as above on Friday and DEAR ABBY; We have a family cook has more money than most ol experiences. Gertrude Gardner. She organized many hunting paraphernalia. (canvasback and m allard). The oldest decoy in the set Saturday will come the 14-cent "Iceboat 1880s" in the problem; In May. my stepson will the people who eat there. One particularly outstanding neighbor backyard talent shows. She also taught us The basis of the collection came from Joel Barber, a F o lk A r t U S A ^ ; Folk Art I ISA 2 2 1 BEVERLY HILLS WAITER is the broadbill (upper le ft), that was carved by a Transportation series, be graduating from medical how to dance. One of our more successful New York architect, who would whittle out a mean school, and our family is having a was Timothy Holloran, who owned and A "W inter Special Olympics” 22-cent commem will Dear webfoot himself and who began looking for the work of resident of Stratford in 1890. still the most convenient place to track down a stamp. reception in his honor. DEAR W AITER: Sorry. I should operated a funeral home on Center Street. shows was reported by the Manchester FDCs may be had through April 21. Get the stamps be released at Park City, Utah. There will be two other duck makers in the 1920s. In 1934 he published a "Basic Philately” by Kenneth A. Wood. Postpaid My husband and I have a Abby have said. "Compliment the cook if Herald. The show was held in the Riley locally, put them on a cover of your choice, and innovations: a metallic ink for the logo and a Many days during the summer Mr. book called "W ild Fowl Decoys” that has been for $8.95 from Stamp Collector Newspaper, Dept. 15-year-old son who has a spiked the food is exceptional." forward the cover to Customer Affixed Envelopes, water-based phosphor ink for the tag-mark. Abigail Holloran would load up his hearse with all Chevrolet showroom, which is now Lloyd instrumental in bringing such collecting to a tizzy — BP3. Albany, OR 97321. It is a 148-page paperback — Mohawk haircut and wears uncon­ Poastmaster, Shelburne, Vt., 05482-9991. The month will wind up with three looks at the DEAR ABBY: 1 was reared to the neighborhood chilldren and transport Auto Parts on Center Street. Gertrude some of the artifacts net hundreds of dollars today. ventional clothes, such as orange Van Buren Flag-Over-the-Capitol on March 29. Each will be for 22 costly but comprehensive. T-shirts, army jackets and jeans. say. "No. m a'am ." "Yes. sir. " etc. them across town for an afternoon of (Gardner) Tyler not only became a American Indians were the first to use decoys. A dozen or so, including a recognizable canvasback GOING BACK to the beginning for the stamps of the cents, but one is a booklet, another a sheet or coil We always encouraged "Steve'' to 4 regardless of the person’s age. swimming at Globe Hollow. He would also professional dancer but has been a dance COMING EVENT; month: the first one was for Mary McLeod Bethuneon choice, and the last a full commemorative size. be an individual while he was I recently made a purchase at a made of bulrushes, were found in a 1,000-year-old cave March 24 — a meeting of the Postal History Society bookstore, and when the young come back later to pick us up. He never instructor in town for many years. March 5. Bethune (1875-1955), was president of growing up; for I his reason he feels of a Nevada tribe. of Connecticut in the YMCA, 337 Main St,, Norwich. it's his right to look as he wishes. lady who waited on me asked if 1 counted heads; all we had to do was be Bethune-Cookman College and director of the BOOKS RECEIVED; The stamp designs were taken from actual decoys, Business meeting begins at 1:30 p.m. My husband refused to allow and Steve refuses to attend unless wanted to pay cash. 1 replied. there at a certain time. Edna M. Lorentson two of which are in the Shelburne Museum Division of Negro Affairs of the National Youth Harris 1985 Spring/Summer Edition. Still $2.95 and Steve to attend his stepbrother's he can be "himself. " that settles it "Yes. ma'am. " Many times we elected to walk home. 5 Ruth Dr., reception with his hair in a Since Steve isn’ t crazy about She jumped down my throat and Mohawk and punk-rock attire. He attending anyway, he's off the said. "I’ll have you know I'm This meant cutting through a cow pasture, Old Saybrook He can’t forget buddies says he would be embarrassed by hook. If Steve isn’ t there. Father younger than you. and I don't Steve's appearance, and others won't be embarrassed and the appreciate your insinuating that I might find it offensive. Steve guests won't be offended. So as 1 am older' " 1 was shocked at her refuses to attend unless he can see it. no solution is necessary rudeness. Vietnam vet designs monument come as "himself " (especially because there's no problem This morning on a TV game ‘Godspeir — modern twist since he’s not crazy about being show, a young contestant was W ALLINGFORD (U P I) - An ness, was doing well financially address an anti-war protest. with all those adults anyway). DEAR ABBY: On St Valentine s asked if he was married. He ex-Navy enlisted man who was and was stable. Polansky videotaped 30 seconds I say it’s my husband’s problem Day you had a whole paragraph replied. "No. sir. " Later on. the haunted by the Vietnam War found But in 1980 when he heard of U.S. of the incident before his tape ran or that of our guests if they can't telling people to be "sweethearts " young man won a trip to Hawaii for a way to do something about those involvement in El Salvador and out. He said other policemen accept Steve as he is. by doing nice things for others two. so the host asked if he had for a centuries-old story years for himself and as a way to Nicaragua, he dumped everything exposed the film and he was What do you think would be a fair It was fine until 1 came to the last someone to go with him, and the honor all those who served with he owned on the front lawn of his detained for eight hours. 9 solution to this problem? part, which read; "F orgive an contestant replied, "Yes, air.’ house in Rochester, N.Y., held a Attending the Vietnam memor­ CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE enemy. Pray for your friends When the host was signingoff. he The Theater Wing of Manchester Community him. tag sale, and returned to ial dedication with 200,000 other Donate some blood Pay your said, " And please don't call me College presented the popular musical "Godspell" Kenneth Polanski, an artist, photojournalist and writer, said Wallingford, veterans made a lasting impres­ DEAR CAUGHT: Since you and doctor bill. Listen to your teen­ sir' anymore, as it makes me feel last weekend to a receptive audience. ‘' I had this feeling that 1 had to do sion on him. your husband always encouraged ager. Tip the cook in addition to old! ■ .Abby, is it still correct to say This way-out version of the story of Jesus was he’ll never forget the guys he left Center behind in Vietnam and is paying something,” he said. "But I didn’t "It was the greatest thing in my Steve to be an individual as he was waitress ' ma'am and sir in today's society’’ written by John-Michael Tebelak and Stephen know what.” life,” he said. “ The emotion was so growing up. nobody should be Abby. you must be kidding' Why Or am I out of step ’ Schwartz, and first performed as improvisational tribute to them by designing a 7-ton Stage He reluctantly attended the great, so strong, that I knew the surprised if he isn’t conforming to tip the cook’’ Don't you know that TECUMSEH, OKLA theater in the 1970s. The Theater Wing's version monument dedicated to 800 local November 1982 dedication of the reason why 1 had come. For the convention now. the cook is the highest paid features 11 talented MCC students, supported by fine men and women and everyone else Margaret Hayden Vietnam memorial in Washington. first time in years I had fallen in If Father won't let Steve attend employee in the restaurant' In DEAR TECUMSEH; Yes, sir. it instrumental music, staging, lighting and sound who served in the war. He said when he was there in 1974, love again — with the men who had the reception in his punk attire. fact, in the better restaurants the is still correct! effects. The estimated $80,000 cost of the Ten of the stage performers play several human V-saped monument is to be raised he saw a policeman club a former fought in the war. I had had a hard and animal characters of the Bible. Shawn Kelly plays by the Vietnam War Memorial prisoner of war who was trying to time loving.” the Jesus-like character, also called Shawn. He tells Committee without government the other characters to love God, their neighbors, When Jesus asks John to baptize him, Jesus says, " I aid. So far, $22,000 in cash has been Mirror lights merit caution enemies and themselves, to forgiveand turn the other want to get washed up.” John sprinkles Jesus from realized and local companies have Tip concedes Noraid clout cheek. water in a plastic mop pail. donated $10,000 in services, like three Over the last several months, I The MCC student group borrowed from burlesque, The production makes smooth transitions from one landscaping. CORK, Ireland (U P I) - U.S. most of the money is used to buy DEAR DR. LAMB — There are flu­ have coughed up small blobs ol white, vaudeville, movies, television and rock concerts. For Biblical incident to another. Kelly gives a touching The jet black memorial of House Speaker Tip O'Neill said arms and ammunition for the orescent lights around .my makeup gelatinous, solid material, sometimes example. Jesus and John the Baptist, played by Rick farewell to his apostles at the Last Supper. The climax African granite is to be inscribed Monday it would be impossible to outlawed organization. mirror, and I have read that ultravio­ about the size of a grapeseed Your Culver, do a soft-shoe tap dance. Jesus wears a is the crucifiction as performers change rapidly from with the names of 800 local completely stop cash flowing to the O'Neill said much of Noraid's let light causes cataracts Is this I stopped smoking cold turkey Vietnam veterans, living and true? Superman T-shirt. John's faded jeans and flowered apostles to an angry mob to mourners gently taking outlawed Irish Republican Army money came from people who did Health about a month ago because I had a shirt are topped with a black coat with tails. the body from the tree and carrying it, with the arms dead, and dedicated Veterans Day, not realize the scope of the IR A ’s DEAR READER — Ultraviolet tight feeling in my chest and it scared from the New York-based Irish The opening of the musical suffers fmm a lack of extended, down an aisle of the hall. "The characters Nov. 11, Polanski said. activities. “ People must be edu­ light from the sun is essential to life, me into quitting Members of the First Congregational before the restored E. and G.G. Hook Northern Aid Committee. Lawrence energy, but the actors warm up to their rni >s after the race back to the stage, singing "P repare Y e The Way Each side of the " V " above cated to realize that the IR A of but it also can be damaging. It causes Since I no longer smoke, will my and Hastings organ. The new organ will first few minutes. of the Lord," ending the show in an upbeat mood. Church choir in Andover, and the ground will be about 12 feet high "This is because Noraid is still today is totally different to the IR A s'unburn, and it definitely can damage Lamb, M.D. lungs or bronchial tubes get any In the first scene, the performers are in a city park. After the hearty applause and bows Saturday, the church’s minister and organist, stand be dedicated March 31. and 6 inches thick. It will be tilted very strong in parts of the United of 50 years ago," he said. the retina at the back of the eye The worse ’ Occasionally I hear rattling in They play contemporary roles, listening to messages at a 30 degree angle. Arrange­ States, particularly in upstate New O’NeiU’s comments came dur­ retina is the sensitive screen on which both lungs I’m 48 and in good health cast chatted with members of the audience near the from Jesus, some mocking him with "huba, huba." ments to obtain the granite are now York,” he said. ing celebrations marking the 800th images are projected from the lens. If otherwise stage. Soon the actors revert to Biblical roles, rapidly Throughout the show Roger Sherman, Walt Silva underway. But O'Neill said the Friends of anniversary of Cork’s city charter. the retina is damaged, it affects one's how much ultraviolet light is emitted DEAR READER - I can’t tell switching from one role to another. For example, and John Gigliotti provide instrumental music and Polanski volunteered for two Ireland, a group of American The congressman’s grandparents vision. and whether the rays are directed whether your problem will worsen Andover church readies tours of duty in Vietnam and politicians led by himself, had three who portray wicked women carousing with the immigrated to America from The harmful ultraviolet radiation is toward the eyes. I would certainly without knowing exactly what it is sound effects well timed with the lighting and acting. served as a second class petty managed to reduce Noraid’s an­ filtered out by the cornea — the clear advise caution, but one also needs to However, your lungs will function Prodigal Son also play the pigs he’s feeding. When the Since the Middle Ages, theatrical performances of Conty Cork in the last century. officer aboard the USS Manley, a covering in front of the pupil — and exercise caution about excessive better than they would have if you son returns and receives his father’s forgiveness, the the story of Jesus, usually called Passion Plays, have nual income from between $3 O’Neill also said that at a recent destroyer. additional radiation is absorbed by exposure to the sun If more sun continued to smoke cast bursts into Roy Rogers’ "Happy Trails to You," been presented in the Christian world. “ Godspell” million and $4 million to about meeting with British Prime Minis­ the lens. All of this protects the reti­ You may have chronic bronchitis Gretchen-Marie Hermann plays the woman caught relates much of the same message. for pipe organ dedication He said his ship, the Manley, $250,000. ter Margaret Thatcher he told her worshippers were aware of this early operated within range of North na. However, ultraviolet light is in life, it might save them some trou­ because you smoked even a small in active adultery. She's threatened with death by This energetic production of the Gospel of St. Noraid raises money for the President Reagan was prepared to thought to lead to opacification of the stoning, the usual punishment in Biblical times. After Matthew will be at the college’s East Campus Vietnamese Vietnamese gunners, families and dependents of IRA offer economic aid to Northern ble later amount daily for 30 years Cigarette The newly rebuilt and restored The organ was found for the local Jane Carlberg, Dr. Carolyn Les­ lens — in other words, cataracts. Jesus convinces the members of the mob to put down and pulverized shore defenses with members jailed in Northern Ire­ Ireland, especially if it would lead A smoke is an air pollutant, and Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. I’m sending you The Health Letter. E. and G.G. Hook and Hastings congregation by the Organ Clear­ ter, Dr. Kenneth Lester. Gordon This is why people in sunny areas breathed polluted air (from your ciga­ their stones, she gives a tender rendition of "D ay By 5-inch shells for 90-day periods. land, but critics of the group say to a peaceful settlement there. Special Report ,14. Cataracts, which tracker-action pipe organ of the ing House of Harrisville, N.H. It MacDonald. Mrs. Munson, Mrs. or those who are exposed to the sun a rettes) for 30 years Day." Margaret Hayden Is a reporter for the Manchester Polanski also crewed on river- discusses the causes of cataracts and First Congregational Church (Uni­ was rebuilt and enlarged by the Spector, the Rev. Richard H. lot are more likely to develop Quitting was the best thing you The show takes many liberties with the gospel. Herald. boats inspect ing sometimes booby- what should be done about them Oth­ ted Church of Christ) in Andover Stuart Organ Co. of Chicopee, Taylor, church pastor and Mrs. cataracts. ers who want this issue can send 75' could have done In most instances. trapped sampans for contraband WININGER’S 11 Annual will be dedicated on March 31. Mass., under the direction of Johnson. People who have had cataract cents with a long, stamped, self- giving up smoking leads to significant weapons and ammunition. He The 530-pipe organ was pur­ Richard S. Hedgebeth, the head of Members of the church’s capital operations should wear protective addressed envelope for it to me in improvement in the lungs. Improve­ photographed the mutiliated bo­ chased, enlarged and installed in the firm. Built in 1872 fora private funds drive executives committee SPORTS CAMP sunglasses that help filter out ultravi­ care of this newspaper. P 0. Box ments often will continue for up to 14 dies of American servicemen left the sanctuary of the church as part residence, the organ has served for included Drew Gasper, general olet light. Since, after surgery, these 1551, Radio City Station. New York, years After that, one achieves the Stars’ album big hit In Maine by the enemy to strike terror in many years as the chapel organ of chairman: Geraldine Adams, Mrs. GIRLS • BOYS • DAY CAMP people don’t have a natural lens, the NY 10019 maximum benefits from stopping of the church’s three-year capital their replacements. the Westborough State Hospital in Wayne Besaw Sr., Mrs. Bronke, retina may be harmed unless it is DEAR DR LAMB - I have smoking. Bv Lawrence J. Lebowitz through the store in a matter of enough copies, “ We Are The funds drive, which is titled "Our He needed psychological help Gymnastics • Soccer • Basebali/Softball Westborough, Mass. the Drs. Lester, MacDonald. Mrs. protected. smoked for more than 30 years, but Stopping smoking also significantly United Press International days, manager Marty Lyons said World” will sell more than its Heritage/Our Future." when he was discharged. Age* 4-16 Ages 6-16 Munson, Kent Williams, and Tay­ How dangerous is ultraviolet light never more than seven or eight ciga­ decreases one's chances of having a Monday. British counterpart, ButtarazzI ' The dedication will take place at Johnson served as adviser to the " I could never forget the guys I Mainers are gobbling up all Red Cro$$ Swimming Le$$on$ In Our Olympic Indoor Pool around a mirror? This depends on rettes a day, and usually only two or heart attack or a stroke. "T h ey're selling out as fast as we said. the church’s 11 a.m. Palm Sunday local church’s organ selection lor. The Rev. Richard H. Whitney left behind in Vietnam, because I existing copies of "We Are The 2 Se$$lon$ — July 1-12 & July 15-26 get 'em ," Lyons said. The only available quantities of service on March 31, The service committee. He was founding dean served as consultant for the fund knew exactly what they were going World,” the American music com­ Call Bill WInInger ^-7712 or 646-3687 He ordered 100 copies of the the record in Maine were disco­ will feature special music by the of the Eastern Connecticut chapter drive. through." he said. munity’s charitable contribution At Loomla Cniflee School Windsor record and received 50. A supple­ vered in northernmost Aroostook church’s senior choir, led by Ruth of the American Guild of Orga­ Social hours will follow both the For six years Polanski felt good. to the African starvation relief Triniportatlon Avillible from E.H„ Minch., Vernon, So. Windsor Kitchen blinds hard to clean mental shipment of 25 additional County, where a clerk at the Munson, choir director: and Linda nists, and is the group's sub-dean. morning service and the afternoon He owned a growing design busi­ effort, record store owners said. records also sold out immediately, Zayre's store in Presque Isle Spector, church organist. Dedica­ A native of Minot, N.C., Johnson is recital by Johnson. "W e sold 50 in two days. I he said. reported "pretty good” sales, but tion remarks and prayers will a graduate of the Yonkton College The solid musical integrity and the cleaning solution and wipe D E AR PO LLY: Help! I bought expected to sell 'em in a week at Record Town at the Maine Mall at least 100 unsold copies. honor those memorialized through Conservatory of Music in South beautiful workmanship of these white mini-blinds a few years ago along each blind slat with your best," said Jim Pinford, manager in South Portland sold Its initial Other music distributors, such . the church’s 1974 to 1983 Memorial Dakota, and the Eastman School of instruments are again being redis­ SAY HAPPY BIinilDAY IN A SPKCIAL WAY and need to know how to clean fingers. This goes faster and is of the Manassas record store in shipment of 200 copies at $1.99 in as Wild Rufus Records in Camden, Fund, which supported the organ Music in Rochester, N.Y., where covered. Other area churches them. The one over my kitchen much easier than using a separate Portland, where the 45's are selling five days, said manager Brenda are being besieged with walk-in drive. he studied under David Craighead. which have preserved historic sink gets especially dirty. Wiping it Polly’s cloth. — PO LLY at $1,79 each. ButtarazzI, and the second box of and telephone requests but can’t Participants in the service will He has also studied at the Univer­ organs include: Hebron. Ellington. with a cloth dipped in an all­ The song was written by Lionel 50 was sold over the weekend. get any supply. include representatives of the sity of Hartford’s Hartt School of Storrs, Eastford. and Hampton. purpose cleaner just does not get jPointers DEAR POLLY: As I dropped a Richie, produced by Quincy Jones, ButtarazzI said the only other hit The record label is charging the Town of Andover and of the Music, and the Univesily of Restoration work continues in the job done. What is the best way packet of seeds into the March and features a broad cross-section to sell as quickly was the original retail price to make sure the funds church’s other two choirs. Connecticut. Willimantic. Colchester, Stafford, HAPPY to get these clean? — MRS. B.J.R. section of my expanding file. I Polly Fisher of American musicians, including African benefit song, “ Do They On the afternoon of March 31 all and Norwichtown. Another E. and thought others might like to try my reach the appropriate channels, Johnson also serves as a music BIRTHDAY Bruce Springsteen, Kenny Rogers, Know It's Christmas?," per­ are invited to the organ's first teacher in the Mansfield public G. G. Hook organ in Manchester D E AR MRS. B.J.R.: Kitchen file system. I mark the sections of Manassass’ Pinford said. h a p p y b i r t h d a y Michael Jackson, Willie Nelson, formed by dozens of British • recital, which will be played by L. school system, and is on the faculty may soon also be restored, Kimberly Ann grease probably is making those an expandable file folder with the All proceeds from "W e Are The Dionne Warwick, Bob Dylan and musicians and written and organ­ World” will be collected by CBS , Cameron Johnson, organist of the of the Comrnunity Music School Johnson's recital on March 31 is Kimberly Ann Harrison blinds impossible to clean easily. months of the year. Into the proper Harrison The Pointer Sisters. ized by Bob Geldof of The Boom- Storrs Congregational Church. and the Mansfield/UConn Suzuki designed to demonstrate the re­ Take them down, put them in the months, I slip birthday cards records and distributed to relief soaking too often, the best way to At M & M Music in Bangor, 75 town Rats. The recital will include pieces by String Association. sources of the organ and to reveal bathtub and soak them with a whenever I find the "right” card, organizations aiding the millions clean them is to whisk over them copies of the single have passed If the store owners can get Karg-Elert, Bach, Walther, Members of the church's organ melodic and contrapunctal char­ grease-cutting cleaner. A cleaner tickets for upcoming events, mag­ of starving Ethiopians. with a featherduster every day or .Haydn, Franck, Vierne, and selection committee were Eliza­ acteristics of old and new organ containing ammonia should help azine subscription renewals, infor­ two to remove ordinary dust, then Kodaly. music. mation needed at a future date, beth Besaw, Priscilla Bronke. or use a cleaner specially adver­ give them a quick wipe with your A second concert is planijet) for even the seeds I want to start tised as a grease-cutter. After 20 all-purpose cleaner once a week to Cinema April 21 at 4 p.m. indoors that month. — LOIS minutes of the blinds soaking in hot remove grease. It should come off The church is located at the water and the cleaner, you should easily if it’s not allowed to build up. junction of Route 6 and Long Hill be able to wipe the blinds clean. DEAR LOIS: What a marvelous West Hartford Neu) Books An easy way to wipe blinds is to Hartford Manchester Road in Andover, For further If you don't want to repeat the way to keep life better-organized! Clnama City — Stop Making Sania UA Theaters Rost — a Passage to ■Im 1 A 1 — The Falcon and the don a cotton glove, dip your hand in Snowman (R ) 7, 9:30. — The Mean information, call Priscilla Bronke Your helpful Pointer earns you the 7:10,9. — Ttrmlnator (R) 7:J0wlthTh# India (PG) I. Placet In the Heart (PG) Pit and ttw Pendulum9:20.— Amodaut 7:30,9:30. The Mutllotor (R ) 7:40,9:40. Seaton (R ) 7:15,9:30. New books at Manchester’s Aging at 742-8666. 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NEW YORK (UPI) - Baseball of America show interest has welcomed two of its brightest stars back to the fold. In a move considered long overdue by most fans. Hall of Earners Willie Mays and Mickey and concern for country Mantle, banned from baseball for holding promotional positions with Last Monday, the Future Busi­ financial careers, will choose day's activities. Setting priorities gambling casinos, were welcomed ness Leaders of America (FBLA) winners in the local community. for each activity that you have to back to the sport Monday by held their monthly meeting. Devin Manchester. State finalists will lx; accomplish was also stressed. Commissioner Peter Uel>erroth. Donaghue and Doug Siwik brought selected by the Institute in con­ Completion of these priorities is "They are free as of today to be the meeting to order at 7 p.m. The junction with state leagues of mandatory for this successful employed by baseball, and any advisor, Pat Aeillo announced and savings institutions. The final self-managing strategies. type of restriction heretofore discussed an essay contest. The judging will be done by the As the FBLA meeting pro­ placed on them is removed, " "You Can Save Your Country" institute's national office. Essays gressed, discussion moved to the Ueberroth said. national essay contest is designed won't be returned, .so applicants upcoming Wall Street trip Peter Accompanied by Mays and Man­ to involve young voters in the are advi.sed to make a copy to keep. Buodo came to speak at the tle, Ueberroth announced at a debate over the crucial issue of The judges will not enter into any meeting He spoke about the need news conference in a midlown deficit spending, and how it affects correspondence with contestants. for money. Mr. Buodo told hotel that he was creating "two the future of their country. At all level, essays will be judged members that people have been exceptions" to a policy enacted by The essay should consist of 1,500 on the criteria of three elements. and still will be judged by property predecessor Bowie Kuhn to keep words or less, and it should tell how The first criteria is documenta­ and material things. This "m ate­ baseball separated from gambling federal deficit spending affects tion. The essay should reflect rial world " .symbolizes how much interests. your country and future. Any knowledge of and familiarity with people are "worth. " He spoke "lam very pleased to be back in full-time high school seniors and the issues surrounding federal about savings and the stock baseball even though 1 didn't think full-time students at institutions of budget deficits obtained by tho­ market. Mr. Buodo informed the 1 did anything wrong to leave higher education are eligible to rough re.search of contemporary future business leaders that stock baseball, " Mays said. enter the contest and to win the literature on federal economic is good because a person can profit "Like Willie, I know we never did from trade. He told students that anything wrong, " Mantle added. Photo bv Heinrich award Employees and family policy and budgets. Originality is members of savings institutions, the second criteria. Contestants competition is always over there. Mantle said Kuhn warned him the Institute of Financial Educa­ should apply fresh thinking to the Peter Buodo warned FBLA before he accepted the Claridge Miss Linda Oliver, choreographer for instructions to the cast during a recent tion. the U.S. League of Savings subject ratherthan merely compil­ members about the danger of Herald photo by Pmio job that he would have to quit his the upcoming musical “Lorelei", gives rehearsal. In.stitutions, State leagues of sav­ ing what others have Written or monopolies and the risk of going appearances with the Yankees. ings institutions and commercial said. The third and final criteria in into business. He said, "Trees do Irish Sports Night honoree "I have never said anything D P I p h o to against him (Kuhn)," Mantle said. concerns involved in developing judging the essay is clarity. The not grow to the sky." Mr. Buodo Doug Pearson (left), retiring Manchester High basketball and promoting this national essay writing should be clear and explained his points by interesting "He warned me. so I did it with my Baseball greats Willie Mays (left) and Hall of Fames were prohibited from contest are not eligible for the straightforward. All students who anecdotes. He ended by saing, coach, was the honored guest at the 32nd annual Knights eyes wide open." Mickey Mantle (right) flank Commis­ baseball work because of their employ­ awards. are eligible are encouraged to "There's a sucker born every of Columbus Irish Sports Night Monday night at the Ueberroth said he was working sioner Peter Ueberroth, who welcomed ment by casinos but Ueberroth lifted The regional winner will receive enter the contest, and feet your minute." on new guidelines concerning Fruit fundraiser KofC Home. Pearson was awarded a plague by Joe pair back to baseball Monday. The two that ban. affiliations with gambling indus­ a $50 savings bond. The national views on deficit spending to the This FBLA meeting will filled McCarthy, dinner general chairman, for his accomplish­ winner will receive a $10,000 top. President Ronald Reagan. with a lot of interesting facts and tries because "the whole world of The AFS Club recently com­ students around to deliver the money raised is given through the fielders in the game's history scholarship. The next three nation­ After the discussion about the figures, and it also informed ments at the high school. A good sized crowd turned out gambling is changing. " nouncement was going to be. Mays appeared last year in a pleted this year's annual fund­ fruits. Efficiency and hard work .AFS Club to the students to help performing on rival teams. ally ranked essays, which are essay. Tomorrow's Business students to beware in business and Mays was required to quit his job "As to the basic decision. I'd Bally's commercial which in­ raiser. The adults on the town were prevalent. for the annual corned beef and cabbage dinner. Mays' last season as a player cover the costs of transportation worthy of honorable mention, will Leader, a magazine for FBLA be aware of the facts. Students as a coach with the New York Mets have to say I don't agree. On the cluded more than a dozen "sports committee worked with the AFS Before the deliveries began on Khambrell Marshall, WFSB-TV Channel 3 sportscaster, was 1973 with the Mets. He and living expenses. Exchange receive $2,500 scholarships each. members, were distributed. This found out how to get involved with in 1979 when he accepted a other hand, to the extent Peter legends" dressed in tuxedos sing­ Club members in a combined Saturday, a special breakfast was students also receive a monthly subsequently served as a minor Scholarships are awarded by the magazine contained information the government by just writing was guest speaker. promotional position with Bally's says he is going to issue stronger ing and dancing in a spot filmed on effort to make this year's fruit sale prepared for the drivers and salary. league instructor and part-time U S . League of Savings about successful chapters of about deficit spending. They also Park Place (Tasino Hotel Mantle guidelines in regards to gambling. the casino floor. a big success. The students and deliverers Those who fixed the .A part of this year's money will coach for the team, earning about Institutions. FBLA. It also showed methods to got a magazine to help them when lost his position as a spring I'm all for that. " Bally spokesman Alan Rosenz- adults began selling at the begin­ breakfast were Ms. Moraitis. be used to help five students from NBA roundup $50,000 a year. The "You Can Save Your Coun­ get members to come to the they want to be organized and training batting instructor with Reviewing restrictions placed on weig declined to comment on the ning of February, and Saturday. Susan Weinberg. Felicia Petito MHS who wish to participate in Three months after Mays was try " national essay contest must meetings. This magazine focused successful. A member of Manches­ theYankees in 1983 when he was Mantle and Mays, Ueberroth said proposed commercials ban. "I March 9. marked the end of the and Ralph Link. Later, Mrs. Weiss summer exchange trips. The AFS installed in baseball's Hall of be submitted by Tuesday. April 23, on managing oneself and ways to ter's finest faculty, Mr. Buodo, hired in a similar capacity by he found other cases of baseball can't speak on specifics because sale. prepared a hot lunch for everyone. fruit sale was a successful one due Fame in 1979, Kuhn ordered him to 1985. The essays will be judged at build one's character in order to be informed as well as warned Claridge Casino Hotel. professionals — whom he did not we don't know what the specifics On Saturday, the fruit arrived This fund-raising event was to the efforts and enthusiasm of all give up association with the Mets three levels. Local Chapters of the successful in achieving career students about "the business." Clippers fastbreak Both casinos are in Atlantic City, name — who had involvements are yet, " he said. from California and Florida, and designed to. raise money to give who participated Hopefully, the because the part-time coach had Institute of Financial Education, a goals. It stressed seven steps to Another FBLA meeting was thus N.J. with gambling in various Mantle said his job with Claridge the town committee and AFS Club scholarships to .students wishing to club w ill be able to continue raising signed a 10-year contract with national not-for-profit organiza­ self-management. These steps in­ complete. Asked if new guidelines would capacities. was similar to Mays' at Bally 's and members organized a brigade to travel abroad and to have ex­ funds for the worthwhile projects tion which conducts education and cluded deciding and remembering cover horse racing — a reference "Though he would not discuss involved playing in golf tourna­ Bally's. unload it. Tbe adults then drove the change students come to MHS The to which AFS contributes. Mets general manager Frank training programs for people in personal goals, and plan every BC surprises Pistons to several owners who do — specifics of new rules, Ueberroth ments with casino customers and Ueberroth said, "We re looking at said baseball professionals could appearing at public functions on Cashen said the club had "no the whole subject. " not be involved in gaming opera­ behalf of the hotel. The men each plans" to rehire Mays. Clippers' seven-game home losing HSW Staff By AAlke Barnes Kuhn stuck by the decision he tions or advertising to promote earn an estimated $100.000-$150.000 Mantle retired in 1969 and streak. Oliver teaching United Press International made as commissioner gambling per year from the casinos. continued affiliation with the Yan­ Co-Editors: . Becky Castagna "We finally put together a "In the first place. Pete and I Restriction on advertising will Mantle joined the Yankees in kees — the only team he ever Jennifer Heinrich Junior projects may be complete game, offensively and The Detroit Pistons came to Los have had several general conver­ require Claridge Casino to take 1951, the same year Mays joined played for — as a spring training News editor.... Karen DiYeso defensively," said Nixon, who Angeles Monday night and were sations about this subject over the down a billboard in .Atlantic City the New York Giants, providing batting coach until Kuhn sus­ students to dance Feature editor ... Susan Baker surpassed his personal high of 19 New Yorkers with the thrill of pended him in 1983 for entering an routed by 20 points, the victims of a months, including today," Kuhn featuring Mantle, the commis­ Sports editor...... Eric Brown assists despite spending the final relentless fastbreak keyed by a said "So I knew what his an- sioner said. seeing two of the most gifted center agreement with Claridge. The production of "Lorelei" taken dancing lessons in New York Photo editor . . . Eric Heinrich quarter on the bench. "We played a hassle; however the flashy guard with 21 assists. No involves a vast number of people. and she's a part-time freelance Graphics editor . Jim Lemieux the way Chaney wants us to play . " These people are not only the cast model. She is presently working as A d visor...... Zane Vaughan surprise there. Rookie Michael Cage led the NHL roundup and chorus that will be seen on a receptionist for a Hartford travel But a glance at the boxscore Clippers with 22 points while stage, or the members of the pit agency and is a member of the showed James Donaldson patrol­ Nixon. Derek Smith and Junior orchestra, but they are also people faculty at Priscilla Gibson's School down the chance to (due to her results are rewarding ling the middle where one would Bridgeman had 20 apiece. busy schedule) to be the choreo­ who work "behind the scenes." of Dance, here in Manchester. have expected Kareem Abdul- Los Angeles led 62-53 at halftime grapher but when things with the Quebec Nordiques One of those people is Miss Linda Miss Oliver thoroughly enjoys Students in Mr. Philip Stearns' involves going out into the com­ The project is the only one of its Jabbar. And while Norm Nixon behind Cage's 14 points and original choreographer didn't Oliver. She is the choreographer choreographing MHS musicals. Junior Honors English classes are munity, thus helping student to kind being done at Manchester boosted the lead to 105-81 after work out and she was again offered was setting a personal-high for for the musical. Miss Oliver was She enjoys working with the in the process of starting their work better with people and High School. Since it's only open to three quarters as Nixon collected the job, she accepted, she now has assists. Magic Johnson was enjoy­ also the choreographer of last students and the faculty. Oliver Independent Study Projects. This develop interview skills. people in the Junior Honors 11 assists and 10 points in the no regrets. ing an off-day. make some noise year's MHS production of "Any­ said that she finds it a challenge to dreaded assignment has a length A student will often pick a English program, many college period. The Clippers led by as The results of everyone's hard- The Los Angeles Clippers, thing Goes ' teach high school students rou­ requirement of 60 pages and project that ties in with a prospec­ bound students don't get the much as 121-90 with 7:44 work will undoubtedly be seen owners of the league's fourth- Bv United Press International playing for. It is a big advantage to Miss Oliver has certainly been tines, mainly because of tbeir makes up most of the fourth- tive career. Since it is a research benefit of the experience it gives. remaining. during what promises to be spec­ finish first for the playoffs and no stranger to Manchester High inexperience in the area of dance. quarter grade. It has more than a paper, students can learn a lot that Some students in the advanced worst record, did their best to Kelly Tripucka had 20 points tacular performances of "Lore­ Wayne Gretzky and Jari Kurri that's what we want." School and Manchester High The students performing in the 16-year tradition at MHS and its can either persuade or dissuade regular English classes feel that imitate their cross-town neigh­ while Isiah Thomas added 14 lei." The performances will take form the NHL's most explosive Boston had narrowed the score School is not at all strange to Miss musical seem to be very receptive purpose is to prepare students for them to pick the career their they too could do well on similar bors, and they certainly had the points and 13 assists for Detroit, place on March 21. 22 and 23. scoring tandem, but the Quebec to 5-3 on a Ray Bourque power-play Oliver, as she is a graduate of to Miss Oliver and truly enjoy the assignments they will receive project is based on. Junior, Jenny papers. Pistons fooled, as they defeated which has lost three straight Good luck to Miss Oliver in her Nordiques feature a couple of goal at 15:24 of the second period, MHS. working with her as much as she in college. The project is unique Obue is doing her project on Some of the projects that are games. future efforts, and to the cast and Detroit 136-116. players who can make some noise but Goulet, who has 48 goals this Sinci her Manchester High enjoys working with them. Many among public schools. French gourmet cuisine. She plans being done this year include ones Schorl, chorus, good luck with the dancing Once a deliberate group on too. season, completed his second hat ■’duation. Miss Oliver has people who were in the musical last The subject, and to some extent to include a segment on area on care of the elderly, the availa­ Nuggets113,Maver1ck8l11 and may you all "break a leg! " offense under Jim Lynam, the The offensive prowess of Michel trick of the year 31 seconds later. earned an a.ssociate degree in year were thrilled to find that she the manner of presentation, is up to restaurants who feature French At Denver, ex-Maverick Elston bility of performance careers in Clippers are now believers in the Goulet and Peter Stastny has communications from Manchester would be the choreographer this the student. The teacher of the food and interviews with gourmet Turner scored 4 of his 10 points in JH classical music, medical illustra­ helped lift Quebec into a first-place Community College. She has also year. Miss Oliver originally turned subject, usually Mr. Steams or Mr. cooks. Since her chosen career is running game, and Monday's the last minutes to help the tion. and hypnotism. Some of last tie with Montreal in the Adams David Monahan, assists only in that of a French chef."This project result brought a smile and some Nuggets, who held Dallas score­ Stars 4, Flames 4 year's projects include the writing Division. helping the students chose worka­ will help me incorporate my hope of future employment to less over the final 3:25. The At Bloomington, Minn,, Dirk of a melodrama, ballet, hyperac­ "They're an impressive team ble segments of their topics. research into preparation for my interim Coach Don Chaney. Mavericks had a chance to tie in Graham and Gordie Roberts each tive children, and fashion design. with (Peter) Stastny and Goulet Sullivan to participate Although Mr. Monahan favors a career," says Jenny. Says Sabra The variety of topics is typical of "It's my ideal game, the kind of the closing seconds, but Wayne scored a third period power-play operating like that." said Boston mainly creative paper. Mr. Goldick, “ It presents a unique Cooper blocked a shot by Jay goal to lift Minnesota into a tie with the variety of intere.sts of the game I always want them to play," Bruins coach Harry Sinden after Stearns, this year's teacher, in­ opportunity to learn more about a Vincent and Calvin Natt batted Calgary. The tie left Minnesota at students of MHS, said Chaney. "W e really played his team fell 8-4 to the Nordiques sists on a research componant. Mr. subject of your own choosing and away Brad Davis' attempt as time 1-2-12 in overtime this season while good defense, we trapped on Monday night. "Usually, we can research a profession." expired. Calgary is 1-1-9. Hakan Loob Stearns prefers a project that CINDY BARLOW defense and made them take shots in Hugh O’Brien Seminar Denver has won 17 straight home contain them a bit. But. tonight scored two goals and set up from the perimeter. We had good games and leads the Midwest they were intense." another to stake the Flames to a 4-1 rotation. We made them tak!e long Division by 3 'i games over Hous­ Goulet scored three goals and lead. Erin Sullivan, a Manchester a scholarship to participate in a Stastny added another to spear­ have you shown the desire to learn shots or make bad passes, which ton and 5'/2 over Dallas. Leafs 4, Blues 3 High School sophomore, has re­ one week, all expenses paid HOBY and share the knowledge expe­ led to our fastbreak transition head Quebec's attack. W ill Paie- cently been selected to participate Jazz 136, Warriors 125 ment also contributed two goals for International Seminar to be held in rience with others? baskets. At Toronto, Dan Daoust scored in the Connecticut Hugh O'Brien Los Angeles next August. the Nordiques. "Tonight is something of a At Salt Lake City, Adrian Dan- with 24 seconds left in regulation Youth Foundation (HOBY) State Erin will represent Manchester HOBY's purpose is to bring a tley scored 35 points — 28 in the " I knew if we were going to win, and John Anderson scored 1:45 into milestone for us. It's the first game Leadership Seminars. HOBY High School on March 22-24, 1985, select group of high .school sopho­ second half — and Darrell Griffith U P I p h o to we'd have to score at least five overtime to lead the Maple Leafs. Leadership Seminars have been I can remember that we had at the Connecticut Leadership mores with demonstrated leader­ added 31 to power Utah. Thurl Calgary's Joel Otto (left) pulls down Minnesota's Curt goals," said Stastny. "F irst place It was Daoust's 23rd goal of the conducted annually since 1958 and Seminar at the Sheraton Hotel in ship qualities together with a somewhat of a blowout." Bailey chipped in 26 points for the is what's most important to us now. season and came on an assist by consist of three day seminars Hartford. Applicants in the contest group of distinguished leaders in The victory, only the second in Jazz and Punds Short .supplied 27 Giles during NHL action Monday night in Minnesota. "W e've never won the division Rick Vaive. Vaive also assisted on where the selected students have were r^uired to fill out an business, science, government, their last 15 games, snapped the for Golden Stale. Flames and .North Stars wound up in 4-4 tie. before and that's what we're the game-winner by Anderson. the opportunity to meet with and application that was judged by a education, and the professions, question renowned leaders of committee appointed by the and let the two interact. Erin today. principal. should be congratulated for her The application included three accomplishments, and we wish her Each state, including the Dis­ essay questions: How have you luck in the future. trict of Columbia and Ontario. Trinity, Ogrodnik pieased by accompiishments demonstrated leadership ability? Canada, has its own seminar from How have you expressed sensitiv­ JIM LEMIEUX which two candidates are awarded ity and concern for others? How CHIP BLODGET Twenty victories are the goal of most college showings. He performed with several of his former country title and Lopes is the defending king. . .Nice basketball teams but while that magic figure wasn't East teammates with the Pagani Caterer entry. . honor for George Suitor, track coach at Manchester reached this season by Trinity College, the Bantams, .More than 50 percent of the players in the Rec League High, who will be honored shortly as the Connecticut Due +0 +/.e excessive Keat caused He malfvnchon coached by Stan Ogrodnik of Manchester, are pleased are non-residents, the main reason the caliber of play High School Coaches' Association cross country coach by their accomplishments. Herald Angle was on a par or better than any offered in the state. . of the year. ..David Barry, a senior at Trinity College, o f Me ichool's cade has Ogrodnik, who made a name for himself as head Ratings for viewing pro bowling on TV ar^ down 14 won the 1.500 meter run in the Connecticut T AC Senior coach at East Catholic High before moving up the percent over a year ago while college basketball Championships at Yale's Coxe Cage. The local runner been /f •T'fed^J ' '— ^—■ ladder to Trinity, missed the magic 20 win number by Earl Yost enjoyed a two percent increase this season prior to the had a time of 3:57.06.. The versatile Mike Saimond of a scant one game during the recently completed Sports Editor Emeritus post-season tourney madness.. .Referees who worked the Silk City Striders placed second in the Mile Race 1984-85 campaign but his club was a big winner. Big East basketball games during the regular season Walk, the only local club entrant to score any points. r . <^ck««l SH r^ Included in a 19-6 record was a second straight received $300 each, plus traveling expenses, which Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Division III brought the per-game figure between $1,200 and AS 4 a jUss S«le New England championship. The back-to-back $1,500. Eariy line college material, on any level, while directing the success marked the first time the feat was ever fortunes of East Catholic to a string of championships Early line among the Kentucky Derby hopefuls has ^ 1 ^ accomplished. in schoolboy play. Cammy Gambolati’s 3-year-old Spend-A-Buck a 12 to With no seniors on the squad and two freshman Kearns named ' His record at "Trinity bears out this assertion. 1 shot to win the May 4 race at Churchill Downs in starters, Ogrodnik saw his club roll up a six-game win Former pro boxer and Hartford police officer Billy Louisville. The distance is PA miles. . .Tom Tucker, skein to cap the campaign in which three of the Trinity Record-breaker Kearns has been named to the advisory board of the former Manchester High and Wesleyan University defeats were by one point, two other contests were lost Connecticut Boxing and Wrestling Commission. The hoopster, has been promoted to assistant secretary in in overtime and another was by a margin of six points. Mark Murphy, who attracted attention as a high local man is also a former state body building champ. the casualty-property commercial lines department Photo bv HoInrTi Over the last three seasons. Ogrodnik's Bantams scorer with East Catholic and Fordham University . .John Treacy will renew his rivalty with Carlos at Travelers.. .The new scoreboard at the Manchester have a gaudy 65-10 record on the strength of 22-2, 24-2 basketball teams, still has the range. During the Lopes in the World Cross Country Championship in Erin Sullivan, winner of the Hugh her friends in the cafeteria during lunen Community College baseball field is equipped with a and 19-6 won-lost logs. The 24-2 mark two seasons ago 1984-85 Manchester Recreation Department Senior Portugal March 24. Treacy trailed Lopes across the public address system. The unit was a gift from the O'Brien Youth Foundation (HOBY) is a school record. period. League he has emerged as the highest individual finish line in the Olympic Marathon last summer in Cougar Club as well as a portable scoreboard for use State Leadership Seminar, meets with My feeling has always been that Ogrodnik was scorer in history with a number of 50-point plus Los Angeles. Treacy twice won the world cross at soccer and softball games. M ANCHESTKR HKRALD, TuesdaS', March 19, 1985 - 17 MANCHKSTKU HKHAl.1), TiU'sdjv M;inh HI Evert Lloyd must be mentally ready for Jordan NCAA Tournament

said. “ She surprised me. She’s a lot year-old buseliners. and they ap­ every match, " Evert Lloyd said 6-2, after Sweden's Catarina By Martin Loder was younger. Before 1 took them peared to be evenly matched as quicker and a lot stronger now. bhe United Press Internotlonal for granted." Monday. "1 still have a tendency to Lindqvist had overcome No. 4 plays the same kind of game as i Big East quartet has shot at Final Four they each held service for the first If she wants to add another let down in a match. " Wendy Turnbull 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. do. but right now she's playing it a victory to her imposing list. Evert In the other singles match In the final match of the night. six games. NEW YORK - When she isn't Rinaldi then broke in the seventh little better." along with Kentucky and Loyola Hughes, appear to be no match on Lloyd will have to be mentally tonight, third-seed Hana Mandlik- No. 5 Helena Sukova of Czechoslo­ By Joe llluzzi St John k Oklahoma 30-S staring across the net at Martina and ninth games to capture the Turnbull, who lost to Lindqvist (111.), are the surprise teams in the paper for the Hoyas. ready for her opening- round ova plays Andrea Temesvari. vakia defeated her doubles United Press International Navratilova, motivation becomes opening set. and she added four two weeks ago during the U.S. Pro final 16. Boston College, 20-10, "A lot of people don't give us a match tonight against Kathy Jor­ partner, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of a major factor for Chris Evert If Evert Lloyd needs further breaks in the second set while Indoor Championships at Prin­ topped Southwest Conference chance against Georgetown and WEST MIDWEST dan in the *500,000 Virginia Slims West Germany, 7-6 (8-6), 7-6 (7-4). The Big East has the buses Lloyd. incentive, she can look back to yielding only a single point. ceton, N .J., appeared well on her champions Texas Tech in the first that's understandable,” said Loy­ Evert Lloyd rarely loses to Championships. Rinaldi next meets the winner of loaded and is in a position to hit a Louifrana Tech 29-2 - Monday night when two seeded "When it was 3-all 1 just started way to a revenge victory by round and then upset No. 12 Duke ola coach Gene Sullivan. "But Kentucky 18-12 anyone other than the only woman Evert Lloyd routed Jordan 6-2, the Evert Lloyd-Jordan match and grand slam in the Final Four. Denver Colorado Dallas Texas players were knocked out on the having more control of the fore­ jumping to a 5-1 lead en route to Sunday to advance to the Midwest we’re not afraid of them. The thing to be ranked higher than her, and 6-2, in Dallas last week and holds a Lindqvist faces Sukova. With one team remaining in each March 22 & 24 March 21 4 23 Co««g« 2 M 0 opening day of the women’s hand." Rinaldi said. "We had Regional semifinals against No. 4 that we have got is togetherness. N C Stale 21-9 in a career that includes 16 Grand 9-2 career advantage, but Jordan is Martina Navratilova, the top- winning the first set. of the NCAA Tournament's re­ season-ending indoor similar type games. We were both Memphis State. All of our kids come from the Slam championships, there admit­ a very tough opponent to come seed and defending champion, gions. the Big East has a chance to championship. hitting the ball pretty But from 2-2 in the second set, Vlllanova got past Dayton in the Chicago area, and we like to think tedly is little left to accomplish. across in the first round of any plays her opening match Wednes­ accomplish something no other aggressively." Lindqvist won five games in a row first round and then shocked No, 2 of ourselves as Chicago's team. MEN'S At the same time, the 30-year-old tournament, Kathy Rinaldi, riding six succes­ day night against Lisa Bonder. conference in the 46-year history of Bassett, who had beaten Rinaldi and eight of nine, carrying her to Michigan Sunday to. improve to We’re finally getting the respect Memphii St 29'3 Floridian says, "I appreciate the "1 feel good about my game, but sive service breaks, stunned Rinaldi and Bassett presented the tournament has done — field all Alabama 23-9 BASKETBALL in their only previous meeting. 4-1 in the deciding set. 21-10 and move into the Southeast we think we deserve." Leaingion. Kentucky Lexington Kentucky victories more now than when I I still have to get motivated for eighth-seed Carling Bassett 6-3. an interesting competition of 17- the teams in the Final Four. semifinals against Maryland. St. John's is playing in a region March 30 March 30 Defending national champion Georgetown 32-2 1985 Vlllanova 29-10 Georgetown, the top-rated team in Wildcats coach Rollie Massi- which has produced the last two the nation and in the East Region, mino credits a tough schedule for national champions. The Redmen, NCAA leads the parade of Big East teams preparing his team for the 29-3, are attempting to give Coach CHAMPIONSHIP Lemngton. Kentucky in the Sweet Sixteen. The Hoyas tournament. Lou Carnesecca his first Final Loyola 27-5 A p ril 1 „ ^ Maryland 2S-11 are followed by No. 3St. John's, the "We played the No. 1 and2teams Four berth. Led by All-America Providence Birmingham ' top-seed in the West, Boston in the country six times," said Chris Mullin, St. John's squeaked Rhode Island Alabama SCOREBOARD March 22 4 2a 22-) 1 College in the Midwest and Villan- Massimino, referring to five by Arkansas Saturday to advance llinois 28-a March 21 & 23 ova in the Southeast. games played against St. John's to the West semifinals against Only three times since the NCAA and Georgetown and Sunday's Kentucky. March 17 against Michigan. "Name another The Big East is not the only Tournamelit began in 1939 has a EAST SOUTHEAST Flames4.NorthStars4 Second Round team that did that.” league with four teams left in the Moryland 44, Now 99 conference placed more than one Gaorgia Tach 26-7 N. Carohha 26-4 Caloarv 4000-4 Vlllanova SO, Michigan 55 Baseball team in the Final Four. Kansas Georgetown continues its quest tournament. The ACC also has UPI Hockey Minnesota 11 2 0— 4 Friday's Games to become the first team since four, with Georgia Tech in the First period— 1, Calgary, Loob 31 State of the Big Eight knocked off At Birmingham, Ala. UCLA in 1972-73 to repeat as East, North Carolina and Mary­ the remainder of the tournament (Quinn), 3:48. 2, Calgary, Cavalllnl 3 Regional Semifinals Oklahoma State in 1951’s semifi­ a probable meeting with George­ stock into a serious contender for (Wilson, Hunter) ,4:19. 3, Calgary, Beers Marylcxidvs. Vlllanova, 7:07 p.m. Exhibition baseball itandlngs nals, Indiana defeated Michigan in national champions. The Hoyas land in the Southeast, and North town for the right to go to the Final the national tite. with a separated shoulder. NHL standings 24 (Loob, Eloranta), pp, 12:21. 4, North Carolina vs. Auburn, 9:40 p.m. dumped Lehigh and Temple in the Carolina State in the West. MInnesoto, Giles 5 (Wilson, M oruk), pp, an all-Big Ten title game in 1976 Four in Lexington, Ky. North (ilarolina State, which won Sunday's Gams AMERICAN LEAGUE opening rounds and now play Georgia Tech, which knocked off 12:43. 5, Calgary, Loob 32 (Beers, Regional Chamglonthig and in 1981 North Carolina beat “ I didn't think I would be sitting North Carolina plays Auburn the national title two years ago, W a la C o n firin ct Quinn), pp, 14:24. Penalties— Snepsts, W L Pci. Patrick Dlvltlon Maryland-Vlllanova winner vs. Virginia in the semifinals in a Ixiyola in Thursday night's prime Syracuse Sunday, is the No. 2 seed here as a winner," said Georgia Friday while Maryland goes up will meet Alabama Friday night. Min, 1:54; Baxter, Cal. 1:54; Giles, Min, No. Carollna-Aubum winner, 1 :Xp.m . Toronto 9 1 -900 W L T Pti. OF OA 8:00; CIccarelll, Min, 11:10; PepllnskI, Detroit 8 3 ,7 V battle between Atlantic Coast time nationally televised game. in the East and the Yellow Jackets, TnfV. r-mch Rohhv Tremins, who in against Vlllanova. The Ta r Heels Looming ahead for the Wolfpack is x-Phllodelph 44 19 7 95 307 220 Col, 12:32; Rouse, Min, malor, 13:09; Midwest Baltimore 7 3 .TO 26-7, must face Illinois Thursday. will be playing without senior a possible meeting with St. John's x-Woshlnotn 40 21 9 09 2B5 214 March 14 Conference titans. The Ramblers, who feature the his four years has turned the Baxter, Cal, malor, 13:09; Maruk, Min, Chicago 9 4 .orodnlck, Det 71 51 mid-June. Workmen can be seen making repairs and North Caroline State 45, Nevoda-Reno Clearwater, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Texas shaded Atlanta 4-3. a split Fredericton 31 32 B 70 246 270 AtSlStt off Sid Fernandez, lifting the White seniors Dunn, Mike RisCassi, Raul A Toronto vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Villar was the recipient of the best Sherbrooke 32 35 4 66 279 290 gp g 56 Rozelle, Davis discuss settlement Chicago Cubs squad beat Cleve­ removing the fabric panels. Virginia Commonwealth 81, Marshall Fla., 1:30 p.m. Sox. Britt Burns allowed four hits Villar, Martin Lee and Thad Terzo, Novo Scotia 29 32 7 65 244 260 Gretzky, Edm 71 121 Los Angeles vs. Baltimore at Miami, land 6-2, the New York Yankees new prospect trophy. Moncton 29 36 6 64 251 259 45 LOS A N G E L E S — N F L Commissioner Pete Rozelle has met over six innings for Chicago, and juniors Brian Lynch and David Dionne, LA 71 73 Alabama Arizona 41 1:30 p.m. Southtm DIvlilon Hawer^uk, Win 73 70 50, downed Boston 2-1. Cincinnati Rich Dotson made his first appear­ Lanciano, sophomores Richard Junior varsity certificates went D E N V E R (113) March 17 Montreal vs. Kansas City at Fort with Raiders' managing partner Al Davis to discuss an Binghamton 46 19 7 99 339 237 Coffey, Ed 71 68 Myers, Fla., 1:n p.m. clubbed Houston 7-4, Kansas City Lee, Mike Manganello, Sean to junior Marc Cantin, sophomore Rochester 37 22 12 66 291 263 English 11-X 47 X , Natt 1019 9-10'29, Second Round out-of-court settlement of the $49 million in damages avvarded the ance of the spring. Federko, StL 65 66 North Carolina StateX, Texos-EI Paso Boston vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Fla,, outlasted Baltimore 8-6 in 12 Scott Regina and freshmen Mike Baltimore 38 24 0 84 2B3 222 Powor-plov gooli Cooper 390010, Lever 7-121-315, Dunn02 At Orlando, Fla., John Butcher McCiann. Matt Terzo and Kevin OO 0, Turner 37 OO 10, Issel 410 33 15, 73 1:30 p.m. team and the Memorial Coliseum in their 1983 antitrust suit Springfield 33 33 4 70 283 277 gp pp Basketball California vs. Chicago (N L) at Mesa, innings, a split Chicago Cubs team pitched five scoreless innings to RisCassi. and freshman Jeff 'Carlson, Josh Scalora, Dave New Haven 28 37 8 64 284 311 Kerr, Pha 64 19 Hanzilk 1-32-24, Evons012-22. Totals4389 Alobama 43, Virginia Commonwealth against the league, a spokesman for Rozelle confirmed Monday. topped a split Milwaukee Brewers 2327113. SO Ariz., 3 p.m. lead the Twins, snapping Minneso­ Villar, Hickey and Peter Meyer. Sopho­ Hershev 21 40 10 52 272 304 Gartner, Was 70 16 Seattle vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, "They did meet, but that’s all there is to say,” Jim Heffernan. squad 0-3, Minnesota tripped Pitts­ St. Cothorlns 21 43 6 40 245 330 Hawerchuk, Win 73 15 Dollos X X X 25— 111 Friday's Games ta's six-game losing streak. Lynch was elected to captain the more Larry Wyland received his Denver X 27X15—113 At Denver ArIz., 3 p.m. the league's director of public relations, said from New York. Monday's Games (^omo-wlnnlng pools Son Diego vs. Oakland at Phoenix, burgh 5-1. the Chicago White Sox Butcher has not allowed a run for 1985-86 team. manager letter. No Games Scheduled NBA standings Three-point goals — Aguirre, Davis, Regional Semifinals gp gw Harper. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Alabama vs. North Carolina State, 7:37 Ariz., 3 p.m. beat the New York Mets 6-2. Tuesday's Games Kurri, Edm 48 12 Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson, No Games Scheduled Eastern Conference DallasX, Denver 29. Rebounds— DallasX p.m. Utah Jazz may be sold Minnesota whipped Pittsburgh 5-1. PStosfny, Que 44 9 (Blackman 8), Denver 42 (Natt, Issel 9). St. John's vs. Kentucky, 10:09 p.m. Ariz., 3 p.m. WedneMtay'sGomes Gartner, Was 70 8 Atlantic DIvIslan California walloped Oakland 14-5, Maine at Adirondack W L Pet. GB Assists— Dallas 25 (Davis 11), Denver 25 Sunday's Done SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — The Utah Jazz NBA franchise will Kerr, Pha 44 8 (Lever 9). Technical— Denver coach Regional Championship St. Louis downed Toronto 3-1 and Springfield at Hershey sbotf x-Boston 54 14 .794 — be sold if new capital isn’t forthcoming, club officials said in Nova Scotia at New Haven x-Phll. 51 14 .741 2Vj Mae. A— IZ966. Alabama-No. Carolina St. winner vs. Detroit stopped Philadelphia 8-6. gp s Washington 34 33 .507 W'/j St. John's-Kentucky winner, 4:03p.m. trying to squelch rumors about the future of the franchise. Baltimore at Rochester Bourque, Bos 44 311 Football At West Palm Beach, Fla., Gretzky, Edm 71 309 New Jersey 34 34 .500 X Cllpperst36,Plttons116 Final Four "There have been a lot of statements about the Utah Jazz being New York X 45 .338 31 Fernando Valenzuela allowed one Olonne, LA 71 284 At Lexington, Ky. sold since the statement was made a week or so ago that we Gartner, Was 70 284 Central Division Soturctoy, March X single in five innings to lead the x-Mllwaukee 47 X .X) — D E T R O IT (114) Nordlques B, Bruins 4 Shooting porcontogo TrlpuckaS-1744X,Roundfleld373313, Midwest winner vs. Southeast winner, needed to get equity capital." said Jazz President David Dodgers. Al Oliver singled in his (m inim um 49 Riots) Detroit 34 31 J37 11 1 :X p.m. USFL itandinga Chlcogo X 35 .485 14Vi Lalmbeer 7-15 OO 14, Long 411 1-1 13, Checketts. "It simply is not true. It is unfounded — untrue. The first two at-bats. gp g s pet. Thomas 7-15 OO 14, Steppe 44 1-2 9, East winner vs; West winner, 4:03 p.m. Qudtec 3 3 2-1 Young, Pit 49 34 115 29.4 Cleveland 27 40 .403 X NCAA Championship team has not been sold. ” At Pompano Beach, Fla., Wayne Atlanta 2i 42 .X2 21 Vi Jones 2-2 02 4, V. Johnson 44 OO 9, Eastern Contarsneg Boston 2 11— 4 Kurri, Edm 48 47 245 27.3 Monday, April l W L T Pet. P F P A Tolleson’s squeeze bunt scored the First period— 1, Quebec, Palement 17 Indiana X 48 .X4 27'/s Cureton 14 OO 2, Tyle r 411 OO 12, Simmer, LA-Bos 58 31 115 27.0 Campbell 34 02 4. Totals S3104 9-14 114. Midwest-Southeast winner vs. East- Birmingham 3 1 0 .7X 129 97 winning run in the bottom of the Coming April 26th Western Conference (Cote,Glllls),S:48.2,Quet>ec,A.Stastny38 D. Sutter, Chi 41 19 71 24.8 LA CLIPPERS (IX ) West winner, 9:12 p.m. Tampa Bay 3 10 .7X 117 M Major League teams lost millions (P . Stastnv, Bell), 7:11. 3, Boston, AStostny, Que 48 37 149 24.8 Midwest Division W L Pet. GB Coge 1013 2-3 22, M . Johnson 4-10 1-39, Memphis 3 1 0 .7X 84 7D Kasper 14 (Thelln), sh, 8:30. 4, Quebec, Oopli against ovorogo New Jersey 2 2 0 .500 100 101 Goulet 44 (A . Stastnv, P. Stostny), op, Denver 43 25 .432 — Donaldson 30 1-1 11, Nixon 7-12 35 20. NIT pairings TA M P A , Fla. — The baseball owners told the Players (Mlnumum 21 gomos) Baltimore 1 2 1 .375 79 89 15:53. 5, Boston, Simmer 32 (O ’Connell, Houston 39 X .582 3'/j Smith 9-14 2-3 20, Bridgeman 9-14 2-2 20, First Round gp mm go avg Walton 44 33 15, White 33 1-2 7, Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 93 121 Association Monday that major-league teams lost nearly $83 Bourque), pp, 18:29. Penalties— Bqrrasso, But 49 2947 133 2.71 Dallas X 3) .551 S’/i New Mexico 60c Texas A8iM 67 San Antonio 34 35 .493 9’/i Edwards 14 2-2 4, Gordon 35 OO 4, Nebrosko 79, Conlsius66 Orlando 0 4 0 .000 44 120 million in 1983 before income taxes and lost more than $104 Our Annual Curran, Bos, 7:58; Thelln, Bos, 8:51; Rlggln, Was S3 3148 158 3.01 Utah X 34 .478 10W Wllklnson2-2014.Totals58-9419-X1X. Louisville??, Alcorn State75 Western Conference Gamblers O'Reilly,Bos, 15:12; Blum, Bos, 17:24; Lindbergh. Pha 57 3378 174 3.09 million in 1982. Kumpel, Due, 17:24; Price, Que, 17:43. Kansas City 25 43 .348 18 Detroit X X X 15— 1)4 Cincinnati 77, Kent State61 Houston 4 0 0 1.000 142 85 Penney, Mtl 44 2747 147 3.19 LA Cliggen X X X l t — IX Oakland 2 1 1 .425 97 105 In a 2'/i hour negotiating session at which they presented a Wamsley, StL 35 X17 108 3.21 Pacific Division Southwestern Loulslano 65, Florldo Secondperlod— 4,Quebec,Goulet47(P. wms V-LA. Lakers 49 18 .XI — Three-point goals— V. Jo h n s o n , 64 Arizona 2 2 0 .500 77 47 general outline of their operating losse's for the past nine years, Stastnv, Sauve), pp, 3:30. 7, Quebec, Portland 32 34 .471 17>/j Nixon. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Virginia 56, West Virginia 55 Portland 2 2 0 .500 41 45 w I t Detroit 22, Clippers 13. Rebounds — Denver 2 2 0 .500 94 107 the owners said that a large portion of those expenses came from Palement 18 (Glllls, Moller), 10:30. 8, Lindbergh, Pha 33 14 7 Phoenix- 31 37 .454 18W Marquette 77>flradlev 64 remain Detroit 41 (Roundfleld, Lalmbeer, Los Angeles 1 3 0 .2X 105 90 Boston, Bourque 14 (Llnsemon), pp, Hayward, Win 29 17 5 Seattle » 39 .424 X V i South Florida 77, Woke Forest 66 players’ salaries. Community 15:24. 9, Quebec, Goulet 48 (P. Stastnv, L.A. Clippers 24 44 .343 XW Thomas 7), Clippers 44 (Cage 8). St. Joseph's (Pa.) 68, Missouri 67 San Antonio 1 3 0 .250 44 103 Lemelln, Cal 28 11 7 Assists— Detroit 30 (Thomas 13), M onday's Result The Players Association requested additional information. Rochefort), 15:55. Penalties— Rlggln, Was 27 17 7 (xolden State 19 49 .279 OOVi Tennessee 65, T ennessee Tech 62 Rochefort, Que, m alor, 0:08; O'Reilly, x-dmehod plovofl berth Clippers 39 (Nixon 21). Technical— UCLA 78, Montana 47 Houston 34, Denver 17 The two sides will meet again Thursday in Clearwater, Fla., Bannerman, Chi 24 25 4 Detroit coach Daly, Clippers (Illegal Thursday's Gam e Bos, m alor, 0:04; Hunter, Que, major, Save pwcontoge y-dlnchod division title Fresno State 79, Santa Clara 76 (3 0 T ) and Donald Fehr, the acting executive director of the Players unbeaten 3:18; Thelln, Bos, mlnor-malor, 3:18; Monday's Results defense 2), Detroit (Illegal de­ Tennessee-Chattonoga 67, Clemson (All Times EST) s pet. fense). A — tM O . Association, informed the owners that he wanted to return to Price, Que, 5:14; Marols, Que, irxilor, Moog, Edm 1024 .897 Denver 1)3, Dallas 1)1 65 Orlando ert Jacksonville, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 11 By Richard Luna 13:34; O'Reilly, Bos, major, 13:34; Lindbergh, Ph 1483 .894 Utah IX , Golden State I X Lamar 70, Houston 71 negotiating some issues on non-economic matters, such as the Profile Edition Los Angeles at Arizona, 9p.m. Sevjgny, Que, (served by Kumpej), Lemelln, Cal 1474 .891 L.A. Clippers IX , Detroit 114 Indlono 79, Butler 57 scheduling of games. United Press International 13:34. Fuhr, Edm 1)34 .888 Tuesday's Oamm Richmond 59, Fordham 57 Sunday, March M Thjrd perjod— 10, Boston, Simmer 33 Hrudev, N Y l 1104 .885 (All Times EST) NCAA Tournament bracket Socond Round Birmingham at Baltimare, 2:30 (Llnsemon, Crowder), 8:35. 11, Qu­ Rlggln, Was 1378 .885 Philadelphia at Clevelond, 7:Xp.m . T u « d a y ’s O o n m p.m. HOUSTON - The sight of ebec P. Stostny 31 (A. Stostny, Goulet), gp-gqmes played; g-goals; q-osslsts; New Jersey atMllwaukee,8:Xp.m. (All TIm tt EST) Oakland at Memphis, 2:30 p.m. Pepitone arrested in drug bust man-to-man coverage is enough to (All Timet EST) Portland at Houston, 2:30 p.m. 12:02.12, Quebec Ashton 29 (Pale­ pp-power play goals; sh- San Antonio at Dallas, 8 :X p.m. Richmond at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. make Houston ga m b le r wide ment, M o lle r), pp, 17:24. Penalties— shorthanded goals; gw-game winning Chicago at Houston, 8 :X p.m. EOM St. Joseph's (P a .) at Virginia, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 2:X p.m. NEW YORK — Former New York Yankees first baseman Joe Woshlngton vs. Atlanta at New March 14 Monday, March IS receiver Gerald McNeil drool. You Certainly Won’t Want To O'Relllv, Bos, 4:47; Rochefort, Que, goals; s-saves; pct-percentoge; mln- Marquette vs. Cincinnati at Riverfront Pepitone was arrested in Brooklyn and charged with possession major, 14:52; Courtnall, mlnor-malor, mlnutes; ga-goals against; avg- Drieans, 9 p.m. First Round Coliseum, 6 p.m. San Antonio at Denver, 9 p.m. McNeil virtually matched his L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9:X p.m. At Horttord, Conn. 14:52; Hunter.Que, m ajor (misconduct) averoge; w-won; l-loss; t-tle. Nebrosko at UCLA, 10:30 p.m. of heroin and cocaine worth $70,000. and a loaded .22-caliber three-game season statistics Mon­ 19:11; Curran, malor (misconduct) Detroit at Portland, 10:X p.m. Georgetown 48, Lehigh 43 New Mexico at Fresno State, 10:30 Derringer, police said today. Miss Out On This Eagerly 19:11. Wodneedav*s Games Temple 40, Virginia Tech 57 p.m. day night as the S-foot-B, 140-pound Shots on goal— Quebec 13-8-14-35. Bos­ Milwaukee at Boston, 7:X p,m. Lovolo-llllnols59, Iona 58 Wodnoodov'tOomoi The flamboyant 44-year-old Pepitone, of 667 E. 79th St. receiver from Baylor help^ the ton 18-12-11-41. ECHO results Cleveland at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. Southern MethodlstX.OIdDomlnlon 48 Southwestern Louisiana at Tennes- T ransactions Brooklyn, was arrested 10:30 p.m. Monday along with two other Power-play conversions— Quebec Kansas City at Philadelphia, 7 ;X p.m. March 14 see,B:30p.m. Gamblers remain the league's Awaitecj Publication ... Your 4-3; Boston 32. New York ot Washington, 7 :X p.m. Second Round Tennessee-Chattanooga at Lam ar, 8:30 men in a 1982 Buick Riviera on Rockaway Avenue and Newport only unbeaten team with a 36-17 Georgetown 43, Tempi e X MIteB Denver at Indiana, 7:X p,m. p.m. ■oseoaii Street in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, said police victory over the Denver Gold. Goalies — Quebec, Sevlgnv, Bostan, Chicago at San Antonio, S :X p.m. Loyola ( III.) 70, Southern Methodist 57 South Florida at Louisville, B:30p.m. Commissioner's Office — Re­ Business Shoulct Be A Part United Bank dropped o4-3 decision to Utah at L .A . (Clippers, 10:X p.m. March IS spokesman Sgt. Raymond O'Donnell. "There’s not a defensive back in 9 Keans. A— 13,515. Quart MilnQis moved restrictions on Mickey Montleond Referee— Kerry Froser. Hamden. David Beaulieu scored twice Golden State at Seottie, 10;X p.m. First Round Soturdov, M crch 23 Willie Mays over their prombtlonal this league who can cover any of and Tlgge r LeBrun had a goal and an At Atlanta, Oa. (sites to be determined) positions with gambling casinos. assist. Chris Greenland also assisted. (jeorgla 47, Wichita Sterte 59 Somifinalt our receivers one-on-one," said Of It! Shawn Hayes was In net. Jazz 136, Warriors 125 Illinois 74, Northoastern 57 Wodnotday, Mcrch 27 Chicago (NL) — Completedadeolwlth McNeil, who caught five passes for (30LDEN STATE (IX ) Syracuse 70, DePaul 45 MaplaLea(i4,Bluaa3 Smith 4-11 34 15, Short )I-X 44 27, Modlson SquareGarden,NewYork the Oakland A's tor Davev Lopee by Jim Brown to be charged 122 yards, three yards shy of his (jeorgla Tech 45, Mercer X Chomplonthlp sending them minor-league out­ Squirt A Whitehead3-84410, Wllson59(M))0,Flovd M crch 17 season total. SI. Louis 0 3 0 0— 3 4-15 44 14, Conner 3^5 W 12, Plummer Fridoy/ Morch 29 fielder Domon Form or. LOS A N G E L E S — Football legend Jim Brown will be charged Beaverlte Products and West Hart- Second Round Modlson SquaroGordon, New York The Gamblers had a sluggish Please Call The Herald Ad­ Toronto 0111—4 444414, Teqale4-71-2)3,Thlbeaux 48008. Illinois 74, Georgia X with rape, sexual battery and assault in an alleged attack on a First period— None. Penalties— tard skated to a pair ot deadlocks. Totals4e-9728341X. Montreal — Sent 10 plovers to m inor- first half and trailed the Gold 17-16 Kevin Wlehn scored both oools In U T A H O X ) Georgia Tech 70, Syracuse S3 league comp for reassignment; pitchers school teacher last month at his home in the Hollywood Hills, Britz, T o r, 1:58; Sutter, StL, 2:09; T . Thursday's Gomes late in the third quarter. Johnson, StL, 8:11; Ihnoook, Tor, Saturday's 2-2 game. Ken Herold and Bailey 11-19 44 X , Kelley 1-3 OO 2, Gregg B o rw , John Dopson and Mickey prosecutors said. vertising Department Now M ike Kelsey earned assists. Goalie At Previdenco, R.l. Mahler; Inflelders Al Newman and Luis Jim Kelly then connected with 12:08; T. Johnson, StI, 12:08; Bru­ Eaton 24 1-1 5, Green 5-12 5-515, Griffith Regional Semifinals Soccer baker, To r, 18:41. Scott Vonek mode 22 soves. 13-X4431, Wilkins2-32-24, Dantlev 12-17 Rivera; outfielders Mike Fuentee and Brown, a member of the N FL's Hall of Fame, has denied the McNeil on a 40-yard scoring strike Gregg Tolman had a pair of markers Georgia TocT) vs. Illinois,4:Xp.m. Wallace Jahnson; and catchers Second pei-lod— 1, Toronto, Anderson 11-13X, Stockton 1-30-22, Roberts 1-7444, Loyola (III.) vs. Georgetown,9:09p.m. allegations since his arrest last month. to put the Gamblers ahead for For Your Space Reservation, 19 (Salming, (Jerlqgo), pp, 4:14. 2, St. In Sunday's 4-all draw. Brian Kellogg ■ Paultz1-12-24,Honsen2-30-04.Totals51-98 George Blorkmon, Jim Cecchinl and and Mike Russo added single tallies. 3341IX . Sofurday's Gam e Nelson Sontovenlo. good. Louis, PcBlawskI X (Ramoge, Sutter), Regional Championship M8C Rowdlai 0:24. 3, St. Louis, Mullen 34 (Fe- Assists went to Wlehn, Mark Midford Golden State XVJ7 3S—IX and Dave Perisho. Go. Tech-llllnols winner vs. Lovolo- The Rowdies (1) year olds) losttothe Hockey derko, M . Johnson), pp, 11:32. 4, St. Utah X27 42S4—IX (iooraetown winner, 4:03 p.m. Blazers (12 year olds) by a 6-2 count In Louis, Gllmour 17 (PaslawskI, Sutter), Three-point goals — Short, Griffith. .Detroit — Sent defenseman Rick 643-2711 Soulhocal MSC action Saturday at Oakwood " 14:59. 5, Toronto, Valve 31 (unassisted), Fouled out— None. Totals fouls— Zombo to Adirondack ot the American Missed fiight Bantam B March 14 Farms. Bobby Post and Billy Kennedy Hockey League. 18:43. Penalties— M cGill, To r, 3:05, And­ Golden State X, Utah X. Rebounds— First Round scored the goals for the Rowdies, with erson, StL,5:34; Brub oker,To r,9:49. Reed Consfructlon took two last Golden StateX (Smith 14), U tah57 ( Eoton College MOTbRCYCLE A t South BoncL Ind. Davev Rohrbach and Brian Jones Bentley— Named Bob Coolen softball was worth it weekend, nipping South Windsor, 3-1, 13). Assists— Golden State 19 (Floyd, Auburn X , Purdue X adding assists. M ichael Pascarelll and Third period— 4, Toronto, Dooust 23 ond Central Conn., 3-2. In the first Conner 4), Utah 28 (Green 9). coach. Kansca 49, Ohio Unlvorslty X Donny Callahan played well for the California — Basketball coach Dick NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Seve (Volve), 19:34. Penalties— None. game, Mark Peterson had two goals Technicals— Wilson 2 (eleded), Floyd. Notre Dam e 79, Oregon State 70 Overtime— 7, Toronto, Anderson A — 8,274. losers. Kuchen reolgned. Ballesteros missed his 6 p.m. flight INSURANCE ond Doug Hutton added a single tally. lianrl|rajpr HrralJ) North Carolina 74, Middle Tennessee 57 New Mexico State — Named Nell 20 (Valve, Nvlund),):45. Penalties— George Russo and Steve Mezel each March 14 to Los Angeles, but he considered None. had two ossists os M ike Mannebach M cCarthy basketball coach. Stntit ^ ItmdmiK tm kr Iti rmn 3>cond Round Pittsburgh — Named Russ Jacques „ the $72,000 check he picked up a Shots on goal— St. Louis 12-12-30-X. ond John Mulligan odded one apiece. North Carollno40, Notre D a m e X or LOW RATES c.» Toronto 9-11-0-4— 32. ' NuggaU113.Mavarlcl(t1l1 Radio and TV assistant football coach In charge of Outstanding defensive work from Ron / Auburn 44, Konsen 44 more than satisfactory exchange. Power-ploy conversions— St. Louis Cote, Mezel, Monnebach and Hutton quarterbacks and wide receivers. Ballesteros approached the final 1-3, Toronto 1-2. / March IS Texas Tech — Extended omtroct of contributed to the win. D A L LA S (111) FIrtI Round hole of the USF&G Classic at 643-1139 Victory No. 2 was paced by Korey Aguirre 11-X 74 X , Perkins 49 34 1), TONIGHT basketball coach (Serald M yers fOr tvm Goalies— St. Louis, Wamsley. To­ Dayton, Ohio years. Lakewood Country Club Sunday Fuellhart's two goals ond one assist Bryant 1-1 OO 2, Davis 3-9 2-2 9, Maryland 49, Miami (Ohio) X (O T ) l:X Hockey: Devils vs. Capitals, ronto, Bernhordt. A— 14,182. and Russo's single marker. Peterson Blackman 8-14 7-7 X , Vincent 313 54 15, Channel 9 POOflMlI with a one-stroke lead over John Gorman Insurance Agency Navy X , Louisiana Stats 55 Arizona (USFL) — Signed center jim added two assists and Mannebach had Harper344411,Nlmphlus4-122-210,Ellls Michigan 50, Folrlelah Dickinson 55 11:30 Pro basketball: Nets vs. Bucks, Mahaffey. The 27- year-old Spa­ Referee— Don Kohcrskl. one. OO OO 0. Totals X45 30-X 111. SportsChannel Portese; placed cornefiack M ke Wil­ 223 E. Center St. Manchester Vlllanova 51, Dayton 49 liams on waivers. niard bogeyed the 18th.< IS M ANCIIKSTKH HKHAI.I >. Tiu'Ml.g . M.in li l‘l. l!IBr< MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 19. 1985 - 19

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F.J Spllecki I DENTAL HYGIENIST - CARPENTERS NEEDEDNE Monday - Thursday, ap­ 643-6802 or 649-6205. Asking $988 COMPLETE. The New ALBUM has an Please call 633-60(X) or have dependable car and - Immediate openings for facturer has Immediate each side plus utilities. Realtors, 643-2121. Part time, 1 to 2 days per full time openings for all proximately 1 - 7. Blo- Assumable mortgage. FEMALE ROOMMATE Financing available. Coll An easy-to-sew and wear interesting selection of Monday thru Friday, 8 to be bondable. Call Mrs. carpenters with 5 years of tor two bedroom town- atyle with a zip-front and designs in all types of need­ A week. Congenial Glaston­ types of production feedback Clinic of Man­ $83,000. Coll Helen 643- MANCHESTER - Two Stan, toll-free, 1-800-524- 5. 627-0305 after Spm. Fromerth, 647-9946. continuous experience in house, immediate occu­ handy pocketa for the lework from which to choose bury office. Call 633-3509 workers. No experience chester, 646-3382. Real Estate 0824. Cor-rentl 8. LoPento bedroom Townhouse - 0595. half-sizer. between 10 and 3. all phases of construc­ Fully oppllonced kitchen. pancy. 649-1513. your patterns: a lO-page FOUND - Vicinity ot Por­ MEDICAL ASSISTANT necessary. We w ill train Real Estate, 646-0042. Rentals No. 1356 with Photo- Free Pattern Section with tion. Full time employ­ UNITED CABLE TV - Wall-to-wall carpeting. 26" MAN'S BIKE, no ter Street, female kitten. OR LPN TO WORK IN ment and benefits. Call you. Day shift, 5 day HDMES Guide is in Sizes lOVi to din'Ctions for 12 items: and LOST & FOUND Approximately 3 months ROCKVILLE Specialist's week, opportunity for ad­ Warehouse Person. Shlp- NEW LISTING, COVEN­ $535 monthly. Including INCOME TAX speeds. $25.00 plus many 24H. Size 12H. 35 bust, a Bonus Coupon. Price... 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00pm, FDR SALE bike ports available for old. Part Siamese. Beige office. About 17 hours per vancement, and a full p ln o an d receiving TRY, $97,900. Deborah ROOMS heat and hot water. No SERVICE 2S yards of 45-inch. $3.00 a copy. Monday thru Friday. 1 pets. Lease plus security sole. 649-9947 or 646-7636. with brown ear and feet. week, mostly afternoons. benefit program ottered. experience necessary, In­ Drive. ImmoculoteSbed­ FOR RENT Pattern* available only ADS Extremely otfectlonate. LTV STEEL COMPANY Apply In person at: P ll­ cludes Inventory control, COVENTRY - "7'/4% VA room Raised Ranch In deposit. 646-8352. in eitee ikovm. Ta oriar, stad $3.00, iacladat Send resume to Box Z, seeks Individual capable AIRLINES NOW HIR­ ZINGLER'S INCOME Needs home. 649-7778. lowtex Corp., 49 Regent also Issuing and receiv­ Assumable Mortoooe", lovely area. Cathedral TO OMEt, sairi $2.50 far aach pastat* *"t turn, mrn benefits. Apply In person CHINE SHOP OFFICE chen help and part tim e age. Quiet area. Availa­ Photo-Guide pattema in M am i lkt« i ke« Is •ukeJlMa. (for month of March) police, medical help. We w ill train. Apply in chen privileges. For fe­ NETKIN"S TAX SER­ a-isa — aEipsAKE w il t s , m at West Main St., Route HELP with various skills plzza-grlnder person. PORTER STREET MANCHESTER - $96,500. ble April IS or May 1st. all aize rangea, haa a wea aW ■paliwisa assign person. Savings Bank ot male. $225 Including VICE - Low rotes, strictly BANK 32, '/4 mile East of Route for growing company. Apply In person: Lo AREA! U 8. R Built Split Spacious 7 room Con­ $550 plus utilities and apecial Grace Colo Collec­ t1SI— MEIMOOM NAHOIMOM— Manchester, 923 Main 6, Wllllmantic. Equal Op­ utilities. Call otter 6pm, confidential. Over 10 ye­ tion for larger aizes: ploa 20 m et at eeaanwstk skIHi. Please call 643-5549. Strode West, 471 Hartford Level with lots ot extras. dominium In desirable security. 547-0274. ais2—TO a m ar u e p — aa Street. 289-6596. ars experience. 644-1009. REPOSSESSIONS 2 BONUS Oiaponal Employment portunity Employer, GROWING INSURANCE Rood. Private lot, te rrific porch Forest Ridge. Large Prices Reduced For Bteaimmk Hawt te auka. Call 643-2711 M/F. PLUMBER'S HELPER Price . $ZM a-iss-caans-aa pates at aritk* FULL TIME POULTRY AGENCY looking tor full and more. Set up o show­ country kitchen, huge MANCHESTER - Room AVAILABLE APRIL 1. Quick Stio (••fliaku ItMn. WANTED - Steady work. Cleon, spacious 3 bed­ TAX TRIMMERS - Let a 134 — UUM O aTIIK COVUIETS & Education FARM WORKERS - With time person to perform ing with us today! Jack- fam ily room, lots ot stor­ for rent, completely fur­ CARPENTERS - Expe­ Full benefits. Good TRAINING PROGRAM - room duplex, central re­ our experts prepare your May be seen at the Sav­ — 34 crik aaS la u ll kaS aaHte. Manchester Herald agricultural background general office duties, etc. son 81 Jackson Real Est­ a g e space. Lovely nished Including stove, rienced In framing, roof­ wages. Call 649-2871, M 8. Specialized service firm sidential Manchester 1984 tax returns In the ings Bank ot Manchester, and class 2 license. Paid Perfect entry level posi­ ate, 647-8400 d r 646-8646. woodeii setting with refrigerator on(l linens. 923 Main Street, between Classified Advertising ing, wood siding, and M Plumbing. tion. Please call Urbo- In West H artford Is ac­ plenty ot privacy! Realty area; fireplace, stove, privacy ot your home. health and retirement cepting applications for $60 weekly plus 2 weeks 633-6558. the hours ot 9am to 4pm, Interior trim. Transpor­ nettl Insurance, 649-0016. NEW LISTING! 2 family World Frechette, 646- full basement, washer- Monday through Friday. plan. Arbor Acres Farm, tation and tools required. two people to be trained security. 646-8877. 8:30 am to 5:00 pm HELP WANTED 633-4681, James AUTOMOTIVE POLI- 21 years young with fam­ 7709. dryer hookups, parking Top wages, medical be­ In the most needed ser­ Non-Commercial subscribers only Fracchla. SHER/DETAIL PERSON INSURANCE AGENCY ily rooms and garages. tor one cor, large yard 19)9 Ci M k Smlk ti.ao nefits and paid vacation - Needed fu ll/p a rt tim e Looking for energetic vice to commercial and City utilities. Call us To­ SOUTH WINDSOR - APARTMENTS and garden, no dogs. $600 19)9 Drill Bin fM d.ooo WAITRESS - Part time available to select Indi­ Industrial companies In ( For Sale positions available for and personable Individ­ day! Jackson & Jackson $84r500. New lis tin g . FOR RENT monthly 8, heat and elec­ 19)) Drill Vh S2.S2S days. Apply Victor’s CLERK - Accounts paya­ viduals. Send resume to: new and used car clean ual experienced In Per­ todays market. Every Real Estate, 647-8400 or Bright 8, Sunny 6 room tricity. Security and ref­ 19)9 Back Dtpl t3.9?S Family Restaurant, 976 ble, tost paced, varied, P.O. Box 1518, Manches­ up. Experience helpful. sonal Lines. Excellent business needs our pro­ 646-8646. Condominium. End unit erences. Coll 647-1004 Sullivan Ave., South HOUSEHOLD figure aptitude and flexi­ ter, CT 06040. Apply to Gorin's Jaguar, opportunity for advance­ duct, most ore estab­ with boy window, sliders from 5 to 7pm. l i Notices LOST AND FOUND Windsor, 644-3536. 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — bility required. Must be Route 83, Vernon, CT. ment. Coll Monday thru lished users already. We TOWNHOUSE CONDO! - to prlvotepotlo overlook­ GOODS CONSTRUCTION ES­ service many currrenflv, 1 To be used tor parts. Call accurate and dependa­ M anchester - $76,900. ing pork. Finished base­ TIMATOR - Must have .Friday, 646-0187. Phil after Spm, 528-1332. FOUND - Large black RN, LPN - Crestfleld ble. Experience pre­ MEDICAL SECRETARY and we are looking for Lovely 3-bedroom condo ment. 2'/2 baths, gor­ QUEEN SIZE WATER- Convalescent Home In architectural/drafting Also Panasonic AM/FM male, Newfoundland ferred, but not necessary. Immediate opening OFFICE POSITION aggressive people who In Immaculate, move-ln geous kitchen 8< much BED - Simmons, wave- LOST AND FOUND Manchester has two posi­ skills and understand the hove the drive to com­ car radio. dog. White markings on Competitive wage and available tor person with AVAILABLE - Full time. condition! Dining room, more! Realty World •tnn«t Houilng D«v«loom*nt MANCHESTER - Lovely less, conventional style, tions available two week basics of engineering. front paws. 643-7358, or benefit package. Call for skills In processing Insu­ Good typing ability and pete for the rest. This Is a family room, 2 full baths Frechette, 646-7709. now (eklno oooMcotlont, \ BR 4 room second floor takes only 80 gallons of nights, 11 - 7am. In addi­ Must be throroughly fa­ career potential position ODt.t37Sto t m . Two BRopt. MSS 1973 POST OFFICE JEEP 646-2844. on appointment, 646-1737, rance forms and billing. and central olr condition­ to M70. Rtnt IncludM Koot. hot apartment. Large kit­ water. Frame, mat­ LOST - 2 year old spayed tion, on coll time Is miliar with field proce­ pleasant phone personal­ - Many new parts. Call female cat. Tortoise shell Plllowtex Corp. EOE. Contact P.O. Box 1411, ity required. Hours, with future promotions ing without the worry of MANCHESTER - "New wotor, W/W cor pttino. ronoo. r»- chen with new stove, tresses 8i built-in heater. frequently available. dure. Please send resume t r io - diBOOMi, ooll fo r old •v»* between 6 and 9pm. 649- IMPOUNDED-Female,! Vernon, CT 06066. planned. Send resume lawn mowing, raking Listing - Won't Lost!", ftm. fttvotor. foundry, com* refrigerator, sink and ca­ One year old. O riginally with white paws wearing Crestfleld Is a 155 bed, to: Box O, Manchester weekdays, 11-7, two days 4364, $500. black flea collar. "Molly" year old. Terrier, white per week, 9 - 5, 3 days per and salary Into to: P.O. leaves or shovelingsnow. $74>900. Exceptional 6 munitv room and itoroo* orto. binets. $400 plus utilities $700, asking $400. After and brown, Benil type. S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo­ PART TIM E Herald, PO Box 591, Man­ Box UX163, West Hartford, room Ranch, 2 full baths, Units now shown by oopoint- and security. No pets. Missing since February FURNITURE SALES FURNITURE REFMBHER week. Call Evergreen I n such great shape. It has nwnt. Mondoy. Wsdnosdoy, Prl" Spm, coll 528-1405. 1974 PLYMOUTH Center Street. Coll the cated In a rural residen­ chester, CT 06040. Fall UaM, ataaRv araifc, aaatf CT 06110. to be seen to appreciate 3 nice bedrooms, full doy, 10 0 .m. • 12p.m. Ploost coil Strono Real Estate, 647- 27, 1985 fro m S ilver tial area. Please call Mrs. PERSONS Lawns, S3 Slater St., Man­ fo r oppolntm onl. SCAMP - 6 cylinder. $650. M a n c h e s te r Dog Saturday. 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.. H r aaA kaaaitta. Am ^ la It! D.W. Fish Realty, basement, convenient lo­ 7653. FOR SALE - Refrigera­ Street, Coventry. Please J. Brownstein, D.N.S., chester, 649-8667 tor Inter­ Runs excellent. 647-7420 call 742-9911 or 742-6267, Warden, 646-4555. Sunday 11 am - 5 p.m. CLEANING PERSON - 2 M iiw , Mr. WIIHaai liagar, 643-1591 or 871-1400. cation and o pleasure to tor, Whirlpool, Limited Monday thru Friday be­ Apply In paraon: Mr. William view appointment. STOCK CLERK - Full 528-6522 after 6pm. REWARD OFFERED. hours per day, 4 days per hwHaaFarattaraMart, 1061 show! Coll today!! Cen­ edition. Gold. 19.2 Cubic LOST - Orange tiger cat, tween 9 and 3pm, at Singer. PURITAN FURNI­ week. Perfect for stu­ Naw BriUla Art., Daiwaari, time steady work. Mon­ tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ STORE AND 643-5151. TURE MART. 1061 New Bri­ CT. SALES CLERK-Days. In NEW LISTING - Man­ FOUR ROOM APART­ ft. Power saving control. female, white chest and tain Ave.. Elmwood. CT. dent. Call 643-2103. day thru Friday, tlmeond chester - $45,900. Town- ate, 649-4000. OFFICE SPACE Outlet for Icemoker. 1 1980 MERCURY COU­ m odern pharm a cy In a holt ater 40 hours. MENT IN QUIET GAR XR7 - Autom atic, paws. REWARD, 643- house Condo In excellent NEIGHBORHOOD, $375. year old. Must sell - FURNITURE WAREHOUSE large shopping center. Benefits, paid holidays AM/FM Stereo, Air con- PERSON 0383. condition at on excellent GREEN MANOR RANCH Deposit and references MANCHESTER — Office Moving. $525. Coll 646- Pleasant working condi­ and vacation. Immediate - with 3 bedrooms, fire­ dltlonlng, radlals. 9 Fall lima, ataady patHloa pricel 2 bedrooms, op- space. Ideal for accoun­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED RN’s & LPN’s tions. Some retail expe­ required. Coll 643-4408, 7473. $4,350/Best offer. 649- aad baaaflti. Apphr la parufl, LOST - 8 month unneu­ Come and learn about the advantages ol working tor med­ o p e n in g s available. pllonced kitchen, wall to place, oil appliances, after 5 p.m. tant, lawyer or soles of­ J U S T L IK E Mr. William Slagar, Parltan tered, orange male cat. ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year full time experience. rience needed. Apply at Apply Manchester To­ screened In porch, PLUS 2350, ask for Sharon. IN MANCHESTER AREA once. Liggett Parkade wall oil In move-ln condi­ fice. Central location. KIRSCH TRAVERSE Faraitara Mart, 1061 Naw Bald spots on head. Lost We have openings on all shifts. We offer excellent pay and bacco 8, Candy Com­ tion! D.W. Fish Realty, o new furnace, root, gut­ Ample parking. Coll 649- BriUla A«t., Elmwood, CT. Pharmacy, Manchester NICE TWO ROOM EFFI­ DRAPERY ROD, Antique 3/14. Needs medication. St. John SL t1S-l7S benefits. We will be recruiting on March 20th. 1985 from 10 pany, 299 Green Rood, 643-1591 or 871-1400. ters, storm windows, brass, 84" - 120" with all 1980 MONTE CARLO - V6 Parkade. CIENCY - $290 plus gas 2891. automatic, power steer­ 649-4236. St. Lawrence St. III a m. to 4 p.m. intheH&R Block Olfice. Marshall's Mall. 324 Manchester. vinyl siding, and a I hardware. Like new, $35. Broad St.. Manchester. heat. Coll Rose, 647-8400 ing, power brakes, air West Middle Turnpike 420-406 MANCHESTER - $71,500. YEAR ERA BUYERS or 646-8646. MANCHESTER - Office Call 646-6268. GOLD! Alexander SL III Must Call For Inlaivltw Appotntmant. FURNITURE SALES Comfortable 5 room star­ PROTECTION PLAN. or retail space. High conditioning, AM/FM PERSONS SECRETARY - For real stereo. Excellent condi­ 467-553 odd only ter Ranch conveniently $70's. Blanchard 8, Ros- NEWER THREE BED­ traffic area Excellent OLDER FOUR DRAWER DISTRIBUTION SERVICES ASSISTANT Center St. MEDICAI For ItrM (urnilur* ttoro Full estate ottice, with knowl­ setto, 646-2482. tion. $5,000 or best offer. Lincoln SL iM time. Excellent opportunity, edge of typing, shor­ located with 2 bedrooms, ROOM APARTMENT - sign visibility. F.J. Spl­ DRESSER with full The values you can find in PERSONNEL benefite. 228-3639. A part time position, that may lead to full Perkins St. III thand, and generol office newly remodeled ba­ Second floor. lecki, 643-2121. swlng-tvpe mirror. Has6" Apply In pereon; Mr. Williem throom, formal dining NEW DUPLEX - Spa­ legs. Needs some work. the classified pages. time, with a leading Information retrieval Ridgewood St. III POOL ' Sinper. PURITAN FURNI­ duties. For Interview, Appliances, wosher/d- room and garage. Ex­ cious home with 3 bed­ rver hook up. Private MANCHESTER - 3050 sq. $50.00. 643-2880 1980 DATSUN KING CAB organization. Must be accurate and con­ 73-167 TURE MART, 1061 New Bri­ please coll Mr. Lindsey at rooms In each unit. ParH SL 549-0870 tain Ave.. Elmwood, CT. tremely well maintained driveway. $475 plus se­ ft., 1000 sq. ft. offices, 2050 - Leer cap, black and scientious with good (irgonlzational skills. Chestnut St. 142-198 649-4000. Custom kitchens with ' grey. Runs excellent. Activities Include working with computer- and a delight to see. Coll curity. Utilities extra. so. ft. shop or warehouse. REFRIGERATOR - Ex- ' Eait Center SL 25-200 odd only tor on appointment. Sen­ range, dishwasher, and Avolloble May 1st. 647- Excellent location and cellent conditloni Good $3,000. Call after Spm and generated material to Include checking DRAFTSPERSON/ built-in micro wove ov­ weekends, 647-9829. numbers and addresses, organizing mate­ Marble St. III MACHINIbiS try Real Estate, 643-4060. 9347. facility. Available April. as second, or someone READ McCibo St. III HHA’s ^PROGRAMMER ens. Full basements, 2 Coll Bill Stevenson, 643- starting. 289-0752 otter rial format and mailing material accord­ Openings in East Hartford, Manchester, and Responabllltles Include heating systems, narrow 69 OLDS CUTLASS CON­ ing to estabi Ished procedures. Use of office Stock PL III NC Lathe & CNc, Mil­ fabrication ol drawings MANCHESTER - MANCHESTER - Three 5660. 6pm. THEM TODAY! South Windsor areas. $162,900. JUST LISTED vinyl siding and all storm bedroom duplex. $480 VERTIBLE - New top 8. equipment and light typing required. Must North Main SL 307-496 ling. 2 to 3 years experi­ for layout and production windows and doorsl A Must have 1 year experience. processes, working from this magnificent 7 room plus utilities. 646-6325. 600 SQUARE FEET-Otfl- BEDROOM SET - Colon­ paint In 83. One owner. be self-starter, detail oriented, have good Garth Rd. 32-77 ence required. Alrcratt great investment to help $1,600. 649-9937 or 647- manual dexterity and type a least 40 wpm E. Middle Tpke. 662-718 ovan only Excellent pay and benatlle. work, must set up, oper­ raw sketches and models. Contemporary Ranch ce/Store space. Business ial. Queen bed. Seoly 2 years experience re­ with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, save toxesl $124,900. TW O A N D THREE zone. Spruce Street. $425 mattress set, trip le hutch with above average concentration on com­ Mountain Rd. 14-105 We will be recruiting on March 27, 1985 (rom ate and read blueprints. Blanchard 8i Rossetto, 10am to 4pm in the H8iR Block office, Marshalls quired Including NC Pro­ ceramic tiled kitchen 8t ROOM APARTMENTS - monthly. Coll R. Jarvis, dresser, highboy. Excel­ plex materials. Previous equivalent ex­ Overtime and benefits gramming. Familiarity 646-2482. perience and an Associates Degree pre­ MANCHESTER HERALD Mall, 324 Broad St., Manchester. available. NC Program­ dining room, skylighted Heated, security. No 643-6712. lent condition. $700, ne­ r n MOTORCYCLES/ Call with metal aircraft parts a cathedral ceilings & fe rre d . S alary $5.00 an ho u r. Send resum e C a// Circulation Dept. Must call for an Interview appointment. ming experience help­ plus. Submit resume or pets, no appliances. 646- gotiable. 643-0845 ; 742- L £ J BICYCLES bv 4- 8-85 to: NERAC, C/0 Personnel De­ ful. Apply at 184 Com­ apply at REB IndustriM, sunken flreploced sitting Just because you don't 2426, 9 • S'weekdoys. 7757. partment, Mansfield Professional Park, MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL Inc., 184 Commerce St., room plus flreploced liv­ use on Item doesn't mean DO YOU hove o bicycle Classified merce Street, QIaston - SUZUKI PE 250 - Good Storrs, CT 06268. EOE. 647-9946 Glastonbury or call per­ ing room. Exceptional the Item has lost Its value. THREE ROOM APART­ no one rides? Why not DINETTE TABLE - 4 bury or call Personnel at offer It for sole with a condition. Driven 16 5 4 9 -0 8 7 0 633-5271. EOE. sonnel at 633-5271 bat- throughout. Coll for de­ Why not exchange It for MENT - Second floor, choirs, yellow and white, tails. Sentry Real Estate, cosh with on od In Classi­ completely renovated. wont od? Coll 643-2711 to good condition. $35." 649- hours. $750 or best otter. 643-2711 643-4060. fied? 643-2711. Call 646-7647 otter 1pm. place your od. 2417. 647-1821. 1

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Here’S text of Weiss’s 1985-86 budget message activities to begin in October 1985 and $33,1(10 is Here is the text of General Manager Robert B. recommended in the capital budget for office Weiss's budget message to the Board of Directors M anager’s General Fund Summary equipment, a microprocessor, and necessary soft­ Monday: P e r c e n t o f ware. These items together with the completion of the property line delineation element of the mapping TO: Board of Directors Adopted Mgr. Rec. . D o lla r P e r c e n t Total Dollar FROM: Robert B. Weiss, General Manager project which you funded in the F Y 1984/85 budget, will In c r e a s e In c r e a s e RE: Recommended Budget for Fiscal Year 1985/86 A c t iv it y 1984-85 1985-86 In c r e a s e enable us to begin this important program. ; In accordance with Section 5-2 of the Charter of the SPECIAL FUNDS General Govt. 1,443,611 1,799,427 355,816 24.6% 9.1% Town of Manchester, I submit my Recommended Fire Fund Budget for the fiscal year July 1, 1985 through June 30, Public Works 4,141,309 4,387,617 246,308 6.0% 6.3% The total Fire District budget recommended for FY 1986. The Recommended General Fund Budget totals P r o te c t io n 3,408,233 3,795,893 387,660 11.4% 9,9% $45,655,122. This represents an increase of $3,912,079. 1985/86 is $3,578,515, a $246,259 or 7.4% increase over Human Services 1,130,525 1,359,800 229,275 20.1% 5.8% or 9.3%, over the Adopted Budget for F Y 1984/85 and the adopted F Y 1984/85 appropriation. This includes a 36.8% 5.1% 7.8% over the estimated expenditures for that year. As Cap. Improve. 541,326 740,562 199,236 $244,310 expenditure for Paramedic Services which is detailed later in this message, THIS BUDGET L e is u r e 1,293,531 1,391.843 98,312 7.5% 2.5%. offset by an equal revenue to the F’ire Fund through transfer from the Town General Fund. THE M ILL PROPOSES A M ILL RATE FOR FY 1985/86 OF45.29. In s ./ M is c . 1.365.424 1.201,494 - 163,930 — 12.0% — 4.2% WHICH REPRESENTS A 1.99 MILL, OR 4.6/p RATE RECOMMENDED TO SUPPORT THIS 2,457,133 3,100,334 643,201 26.2% 16.5%. INCREASE OVER THE CURRENT MILL RATE. I Emp. Pen./Ben. BUDGET IS 6.36 COMPARED WITH 6.19 FOR THE 0.2% have provided a summary table on the following page Debt Service 2,610,154 2,619,606 9,452 0.3% CU RRENT YE A R . Total non tax revenues to the Fire which sets out the doliar and percentage increase for E d u c a tio n 23,351,797 25,258,546 1,906,749 8.2%. 48.8% Fund have increased over the F Y 1984/85 adopted each major General Fund activity and indicates what revenues by $20,602, or 4.7%. However, the next percentage of the total increase recommended is being taxable Grand list for the Fire District grew by 4.9%, 3.912.079 9.3% 100.0% assigned to each activity. I trust that this table will be TOTAL 41,743,043 45,655,122 with the value of a mill increasing from $459,744 to helpful to you in reviewing the Recommended General $480,268. Therefore, while this recommended budget Fund Budget. requires a 7.8% increase in total current property tax Revenue Source Chart revenues, the total mill rate increase is .17 mills, or a As you will see, this budget generally maintains the 2.7% increase. As with the General Fund, the F Y current level of Town services with Department Heads Adopted Estimated D o lla r P e r c e n t 1985/86 recommended Fire Fund budget includes taking great care to minimize the levels of increases Sou rc e 1984-85 1985-86 In c r e a s e In c r e a s e Federal Revenue Sharing in the FY 1984/te requested. Department Heads again worked closely entitlement amount of $65,000 as a revenue. This with the Budget and Research Officer in reviewing amount represents the equivalent of .14 mills of division budgets prior to my initial review. I am Property Taxes 28,201.251 30,943,612 2,742,361 9.7% current taxes based on the Fire District Grand List for convinced that their participation throughout the Fines, Licenses, FY 1985/86. construction of the Recommended Budget has 1,063,374 105,586 11.0% improved the quality of the product. Services & Rents 957,788 Water Fund Those services with recommended increases Non-Ed. State & Fed THIS BUDGET RECOMMENDS NO INCREASE IN Representing an extension beyond maintenance of (includes Rev. Sharing 2,413.894 2,694,512 280,618 11.6% WATER RATES but anticipates a $327,000 increase current service level and the increased cost within over F Y 1984/85 estimated Sale of Water revenues due each division’s budget are: to increased water use and the rates set in F Y 1984/85 6.7%. 1. ) Assessor — With the addition of three Other Revenue 905,500 966,250 60,750 being in effect for the full fiscal year. BASED ON

full-time staff and added contracted services at a CURRENT KNOWN NEEDS, THE EXISTING cost of $70,885 to conduct the mandated real WATER RATES SHOULD REMAIN STABLE Education Related 8,814.610 9.357,374 542,764 6.2% property revaluation. These positions will be THROUGH FY 1987/88, ONE YEAR LONGER THAN

recommended only for the period of revaluation THE ORIGINAL PROJECTION MADE BASED ON

activity — 2'/i to 3 years. Use of Surplus 450,000 630.000 180,000 • 40.0% THE RATE INCREASE APPROVED IN FY 1984/85.

2. ) Health — With the recommended addition of The recommended Water Fund budget for FY

a full time Housing Inspector and a 20 hour/week 1985/86 is $4,984,447, which represents an increase of TOTAL 41,743,043 45,655.122 3,912,079 9.3%r Clerk at a total cost of $25,667 to establish a $496,030, or 11.0% over the adopted F Y 1984/85 budget.

continuing housing inspection and housing com­ This increase includes the following: reached. Final'salary recommendations for individu­ plaint response capability in the Town. average of 30% due to the economics of the insurance • A $74,755, or 4% increase in combined als in other bargaining units are subject to the 3. ) Planning — With the recommended addition industry. I am hopeful that fixed premiums will Personal Services and Operating Expenses over continuing negotiations with those units. This budget of the position of Principal Planner effective stabilize as well and that with continued good current the F Y 1984/85 adopted budget. This includes a includes a recommended 7% salary increase for September 1. 1985, at a cost of $18,137. experience and a lessening of retrospective premium continuation of the policy to paint one water tank adjustment as more outstanding older claims are personnel who are not members of any bargainingunit 4. ) Building Maintenance — With the recom­ each year. mended addition of a Maintenance Mechanic at a resolved, I will be recommending reductions in our which is consistent with prevailing recent contract • $206,875, which represents a $44,005, or 27% cost of $20,800. contribution for these insurances in future years. settlements. This budget also contains funds for reclassification increase in the contribution to the Water Reserve 5. ) Highway — With the recommended addition General Fund Revenue Analysis to meet the costs of the capital projects I am of six temporary, summer employees at a cost of of two individuals and the creation of an additional step in one Wage Group as follows: recommending for FY 1985/86. $12,000 to assist regular Town forces in an The recommended budget requires $30,258,612 from • $2,922,870 which represents a $377,270, or improved and expanded street maintenance current taxes and an estimated $460,000 from • Reclassification of the Clerk III to Secretary 14.8% increase in the Debt Service budget. Debt program, and new street work associated with the supplemental motor vehicle taxes. BASED ON A NET in Public Works Administration at a cost of $1,592 Service is the most significant factor influencing

Public Improvements Bond Issue. TAXABLE GRAND LIST OF $668,504,882 AND A TAX in F Y 1985/86. the Water Fund budget. The recommended • Relocation of the Land Records Clerk I 6. ) Parks and Cemeteries — With the COLLECTION RATE OF 98.5%. THE PROPOSED increase is entirely due to the addition of the first position in the Town Clerk's Office from Wage recommended increase of five, from seven to M ILL RATE IS 45.29. This is a 1.99 mill increase from of eleven annual payments of $606,000 against the twelve temporary, summer employees at a cost of the current 43.30. Our present tax collection rate is Group 27 to Wage Group 28 at a cost of $1,KM in FY current outstanding principal of $6,665,000 for the $17,625 to assist regular Town forces to improve 98.7% through February 1984, slightly less than the 1985/86. new Water Treatment Plant. I would like to stress • Creation of a fourth step in the Wage Group grounds maintenance operations. 99% used for the current budget. I have chosen the that the decision to finance the Plant using a series 7. ) Police — With the recommended increase for Administrative Assistants in the Registrars more conservative 98.5% for my recommended budget of one year notes rather than convert the expense from 20 hours/week to full time for a Records Office at a cost of $1,856 in F Y 1985/86. but will monitor our collection rate through March and to bonded debt will save the Water Fund $166,625 in The personnel action in Public Works Administra­ Clerk at a cost of $5,768. April and advise you if our experience justifies an interest charges in F Y 1985186. tion has been reviewed by the Personnel Officer and is In addition to these specific increases, I have aiso a^ustment of this rate. In addition to the capital items recommended for recommended by me. The actions requested by included $10,000 in the Contingency budget to provide We have experienced a 4.6% overall increase in the appropriation through the use of Transfer to Reserve, elected officials are passed opn for your consideration funds for an organizational structure/resource Grand List this year, including a 16.7% increase in the I am recommending that four major capital projects without recommendation. allocation analysis of the Police Department and an assessed value of motor vehicles. In addition, the with potential long-term benefits to the water system additional $50,000 in Contingency to fund selected portion of the Grand List that is subject to frozen taxes Capital Improvements be funded through the borrowing authority of improvements if warranted. I believe that this paid by the elderly has decreased by 11%. As a result, PA-84-483, which permits use of one-year notes with the increase in the net taxable Grand List is 4.8%. from approach will provide us with the appropriate pattern The recommended appropriation for Transfer to the annual paydowns for up to 15 years to finance m ajor $637,787,305 to $668,505,882. of growth within the department to respond to Capital Improvement Reserve is $740,562. This is an water system improvements. The projects recom­ You will be interested to know that the Grand List anticipated increased service demands. increase of $199,236 over the adopted F Y 1984/85 mended are the Vernon Street Water Main Extension from the Buckland Industrial Park this year is The justification for each of these service appropriation of $541,326 and represents a recom­ at $84,000: the Ground Water Study at $100,000: the $27,452,880, an increase of 4.5% from the previous expansions is presented in the budget commentaries of mended commitment of the equivalent of 1.1 mills in Dam Rehabilitation at $238,100: and the Water each division's budget. year's Grand List of $26,265,590 for the same area. At current tax revenue toward capital improvements. Treatment Plant Garage at $270,000: for a total of the proposed mill rateof 45.29, the FY 1985/86 revenues This recommendation includes funding for our lease $692,100. This recommendation will not impact the F Y As the Summary Table indicates, our major cost to the Town resulting from the Industrial Park will be purchase obligations in the areas of police communi­ 1985/86 budget but will affect subsequent years’ Debt increases in actual dollars occurs in Education. $1,243,340. The Debt Service funding required to pay cations and public works equipment, the third phase of Service obligation. If these projects are financed for 15 However, the percentage increase in Education is both principal and interest on the Buckland Industrial the Town mapping program, partial funding for an years at 6% interest, the impact on the F Y 1986/87 8.2% which is in line with most other major activities. Park bond issue is $688,310. The second largest dollar increase and largest elevator at the Municipal Building, equipment budget will be an additional $46,140 in principal and percentage increase occurs in the Employee Pension The above chart (Revenue Source Chart) presents in associated with the revaluation effort, and replace­ $41,526 in interest payments or $87,666. This expense and Benefits activity. The major increases within this summary from the Town's estimated FY 1985/86 ment of deficient heavy equipment in Public Works. would decrease by an estimated $2,800 each activity are Pension Contribution, with an increase of revenues by source and the change from the adopted We have initiated a well planned replacement succeeding year as the outstanding principal $282,000, and Medical Insurance, with an increase of F Y 1984/85 revenues. As you can see, the major program for heavy equipment over the past several decreased. $226,700, which together are 80% of the total increase. sources of increased revenue are Current Taxes and years aided by our conservative use of lease Sewer Fund Pension Benefits has increased f*te total Education Related Revenues. With regard to current purchasing in the current year’s budget. In order to increase in Town employee salaries, an iberease in the taxes, $1,330,000 of the proposed increase will be avoid overburdening of our capital reserve allocation THIS BUDGET RECOMMENDS NO INCREASE IN phase-in contribution toward the Pension Fund's generated by the increased value of 1 mill at the in future years, I have not recommended use of lease THE SEWER SERVICE RATES but anticipates unfunded liability, and an additional contribution current F Y 1984/85 mill rate and the remaining purchasing in F Y 1985/86. I will, however, be increased revenues of $129,890 over adopted FY required due to a recent court decision redefining the $1,412,000 will be generated by the recommended 1.99 recommending outright purchase of several badly 1984/85 sewer service revenues based on increased normal retirement age for police personnel. The mill increase. The Education Related Revenue worn and costly to operate older items of road system usage and the rates set in F Y 1984/85 being in Medical Insurance increase is If ' over current year increase is primarily due to an increase of $469,347 in equipment in successive years in keeping with the effect for the full fiscal year. BASED ON C URRENT costs and is based upon projectea cost increases for the GTB State Aid. The recommended GTB revenue depreciation schedule established by the Fleet KNOWN NEEDS, THE EXISTING SEWER RATES medical services. for F Y 1985/86 represents funding at 100% of the court Manager. Given this and the other capital needs SHOULD REMAIN STABLE THROUGH FY 1987/88, The two other areas which are recommended for directed funding level. already identified, my recommendation for FT ONE YEAR LONGER THAN THE ORIGINAL significant increase on a percentage basis are Human You will note that I have recommended a 40% 1985/86 is part of a five year plan to increase our PROJECTION MADE BASED ON THE RATE Services and General Government. The total increase increase in the Use of Surplus as a revenue, from Transfer to Reserve commitment from the current INCREASE APPROVED IN FY 1984/85. in the Human Services activity is $229,275 and includes $450,000 to $630,000. In the past several years we have approximately 1 mill of current taxes to 2 mills of The recommended Sewer Fund budget for FY a $119,050 increase in Welfare Payment costs which conscientiously built our fund balance to 3% of adopted current taxes by F Y 1989/90. I hope you will give 1985/86 is $1,845,781, which represents a decrease of are 92% reimbursable by the State and a $25,667 expenditures as recommended by the bond rating serious consideration to both the specific items $11,449, or .6% from the adopted F Y 1984/85 budget. increase in Health to establish a Housing Inspection agencies to preserve our AA bond rating. We are recommended for F Y 1985/86 and the general strategy This results from a 9.9%, or $153,078 increase in capability in the Town. Exclusive of these increases, experiencing a better than anticipated receipt of of increasing our commitment to capital improve­ combined Personal Services and Operating Expenses the remainder of the Human Services budget has revenues from several sources incluciing'. (1) Interest ments. I feel the long term benefit of this approach is to which are more than offset by a reduction of $31,610 in increased by 8.2%. on Investments — where the investment of borrowed minimize our reliance on debt service strategies such Debt Service and the absence of a recommended The General Government activity increase of funds associated with the Public Improvements Bond as bonding and lease purchase to meet the needs of our contribution to the Sewer Reserve. The current

$355,816 includes the transfer of one major cost, issue will provide additional revenue. (2) Payment in community. unallocated Sewer Reserve fund balance is sufficient

municipal building telephone service at $71,227 from Lieu of Taxes on Tax Property — where due to the to support the necessary capitai expenditures for F Y Board of Education Building Maintenance to the General Services initiative of the Assessor's Office, an updated 1985/86 without an additional appropriation.

Division, and the assumption of several new expenses appraisal on tax exempt property in the Town has been The recommended budget for the Board of BUDGET REVIEW PROCESS to the General Fund including: $70,885 for the submitted to the State and will result in more than Education has increased by $1,906,749, or 8.16%, from I continue to be pleased with the new format for Revaluation effort: $11,091 for transfer of 50% of the twice the • revenues adopted from this source. (3) $23,351,797 to $25,258,546. This figure includes funds for budget workshop sessions which was initiated severai Water and Sewer Analyst's salary to the General Fund Revenue Sharing — due to an upward adjustment from . ROTC and Private School Health and Welfare. This years ago. As you know, we emphasize major to permit a wider rangeofassignments; $22,565 forthe the current entitlement period. (4) Town Clerk and recommendation represents my support for the full fjscai/poiicy issues confronting the Town, placing salary of the Personnel Supervisor (which was Building Inspection — where increased activity has FY 1985/86 appropriation requested by the Board of somewhat less emphasis on Individual line items. This appropriated in Contingency in the current year resulted in sharply higher revenues from permits and Education. As in the previous several years, I have approach expedites the budget review and directs our rather than General Government); and $18,137 for the fees. Given these positive developments and the based my recommendation on a direct pass through to attention to main issues, providing greater opportun­ addition of a Principal Planner in the Planning resultant projected fund balance for June 30,1985,1 am the Board of Education of all State revenue Increases ity for the Board to consider the long range Impact of Department. Together these transfers and new certain that $630,000 is an amount that will be available which appear in the Board of Education budget and an budget alternatives. As a result, I am recommending services account for $194,805, or 55% of the total without lowering our fund balance to the point where equitable increase in per student tax effort. Projected that we employ this review format again this year and increase in the General Fund activity. our good credit rating would be adversely affected. education revenues for FT 1985/86 are expected to also that we again schedule Saturday review sessions. increase by $542,764 primarily due to the increase In Self Insurance Please take particular note that I have included This document represents the best efforts of the GTB (Education Equalization). In addition to Federal Revenue Sharing for the entire F Y 1985/86 at Department Heads, my staff and me to develop a allocating this increase in revenues entirely to the I am pleased to report the continued success of our our current entitlement level. Atthe equivalent of 1.25 financial plan for the upcoming year. Once again we mills of current tax revenue. Federal Revenue Board of Education, my recommendation is based Self Insurance Plan for our Workers' Compensation- have succeeded in making it available for your review Sharing is a significant source of funds to the Town. My upon an added 8% per student tax effort Increase over /General Liability Insurance Programs. We are one week ahead of the Charter requirement. nearing the end of our third year of self insurance for recommendation to include it as a revenue item for the the adopted F Y 1M4/85 budget. This approach gives Moreover, you have previously received the Water these risk areas and project a fiscal year end fund upcoming budget year is based upon the best due consideration to the changes in the number of and Sewer budgets and the Capital Improvement information available from such sources as the students to be served and for F T 1985/86, given an balance of $1,130,000. This is an increase of $275,000 requests listings for FY 1985/86. The timeliness and Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, the Na­ increase in student population from 6,979 to 7,050, over the balance from June 30, 1984. It is important quality of this document bears witness to the that we maintain our annual contribution at a tional League of Cities, and our Congressional results in my recommendation that the Board of professionalism and dedication of the staffpersons Representatives. I will continue to closely monitor su fficient level if we encou nter agpoor experience year. Education budget be appropriated as requested. involved in its production. Our maximum exposure during FY 1985/86 is a developments regarding adjustments to or the I would like to express my appreciation to those combination of fixed premiums, losses not covered by elimination of the Federal Revenue Sharing Program Property Revaluation individuals — Budget and Research Officer Rob stop-loss insurance, reserve for current and antici­ and will report to you throughout the budget review In my budget message accompanying the F T Huestls: Assistant Town Manager Steve Werbner; pated future claims, and any retrospective premium process. 1984/85 Recommended Budget, I advised you that we Secretary and Word Processor Operator Barbara adjustments for years prior to our move to self At finalization of this budget, we received notice of must begin preparation for the mandated revaluation Mozzer: Finance Director Tom Moore and his staff; insurance, which I estimate to total $1,665,000. While it the Governor's intent to propose $38.6 million in of all real property on the Grand List prior to Data Processing Director Paul Juttner and his staff; is unlikely that this level of expense would ever occur property tax relief grants to municipalities for FY preparation of that List for October 1,1987. After much and Printer John Raymond and his assistant, Terry within one twelve-month period, it is prudent to 1985/86. Based on the proposed distribution formula. planning, and with your consultation and approval, we Henderson. Finally, I would like to recognize the time provide that the estimated balance plus new Manchester would receive $425,000, or the equivalent have determined that It Is most cost effective that the and effort contributed by the Department Heads contributions equal or exceed that total. With this need of .64 mills of tax effort, through this program. I will revaluation be performed by additional staff hired for throughout the budget preparation process. Their in mind, 1 have recommended a $550,000 contribution monitor this proposal's progress and report to you the duration of the revaluation effort under the oversight of division heads in the generation of initial to our self insurance fund, which is the same amount as during the budget review process whether it is prudent direction of the Assessor. I estimate that this project budget requests and subsequent budget review and was appropriated in F Y 1984/85 and is $50,000 less than to add these funds as an anticipated revenue. can be completed with greater control, higher quality, refinement in close cooperation with my staff are estimated expenditure for the current year. I feel that Personnel and at approximately one-half the cost of contracting essential elements of a successful budget development stabilizing the annual contribution to this fund is a out for the same service. The total cost of the process. significant achievement, particularly in a year when The Personnel Services entries for eiements of this revaluation will appear in this and the two succeeding As always. Town staff is available to provide our fixed premiums for those coverages other than budget are based upon the current contracts with budgets. For F Y 1985/86, $70,885 is recommended in assistance or additional, detailed information. those which we self insure have increased by an bargaining units where agreements have been Uie Assessor’s budget for staffing revaluation ^ Robert B. Weiss, General Manaipr'