20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, November 6,1990 Reynolds, Barnes face ban from the 1992 Olympics WEDNESDAY
LONDON (AP) — Facing a possible two-year suspen metabolites of the banned substance methyli'*ctosicrone, sion that could prevent him from competing in the 1992 .. There is no room for steroids or and a second analysis carried out on Sept. 25, 1990, con Olympics, Butch Reynolds, the world record-holder in firmed their presence. the 400 meters, deni^ he has ever used steroids and said drug abuse in my life___People who LOCAL NEWS INSIDE “The case was then investigated by the lAAF doping drug tests that turned up positive “cannot be medically know Butch Reynolds know that I have al commission, who confirmed the positive result. ■ Democrat incumbents were jubilant. supported." ways been one of the strongest proponents “On Oct. 24, the lAAF informed TAC of the result of IHanrlipalpr Reynolds and Randy Barnes, the world record-holder the second test and requested TAC to note the suspension in the shot put, were suspended by the International of random year-round drug testing. of the athlete in accordance with lAAF rule 59 and to ■ GOP saw little reason for rejoicing. Amateur Athletic Federation for testing positive for offer the athlete an opportunity of a hearing in accord steroids. “I have taken drug tests five times over ance with the rules and procedures of the lAAF. What's The lAAF, track and field’s world governing body, on the past 10 months. Believe me, the results ‘TAC confirmed that this has been done and the date ■ Herbst trounces Bunnell in 35th. Monday said that both athletes have been offered a hear of this hearing is expected to be fixed shortly.” ... are completely inconsistent with my News ing by The Athletics Congress, the U.S. national govern Reynolds, the lAAF said, “was tested on Aug. 12, ■ Andover, Hebron follow state trend. ing body. history and, to my knowledge, cannot be 1990, at the Herculis meeting in Monte Carlo ... where If the suspensions are upheld, Reynolds and Barnes he came third in the 400 meters. Nov. 7,1990 face two-year bans. Suspensions of that duration, man supported medically. “The Paris laboratory revealed metabolites of the datory for a first offense under lAAF rules governing “I am confident that my innocence will harmed substance nandrolone, and a second analysis car Local/Regional Section, Page 7. drug use, would keep them out of next year’s World be proved without a reason for doubt.” ried out on Oct. 12,1990, confirmed their presence. Championships at Tokyo as well as the 1992 Summer “On Oct. 17, the lAAF informed TAC of the result of Olympics at Barcelona. — Butch Reynolds the second test and, similar to the case (of Barnes), TAC Gulf at a Glance The lAAF said recent tests confirmed that Reynolds have confirmed to the lAAF that Harry Reynolds has iVbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Here, at a glance, are the tested positive for nandrolone and Barnes for methyltes- been suspended and offered a hearing, the date of which latest developments in the Per tosterone. Both substances are steroids. is shortly to be confirmed.” sian Gulf crisis: “I’ve been instructed not to comment,” Barnes said sistent with my history and, to my knowledge, cannot be Reynolds set the 4(X)-meter record of 43.29 seconds in ■ Secretary of State James A. from his parents’ South Charleston, W.Va., home. supported medically. Zurich, Switzerland, two years ago and Barnes set the Baker ni, on a week-long mis “When it’s time ... I’ll make a statement, but right now “I am confident that my innocence will be proved shot put mark of 75 feet, lO^M inches last May 20 in Los V sion sounding out allies on their it’s not time.” without a reason for doubt.” Angeles. willingness to go to war, was to Reynolds, however, issued a statement claiming the The Bear roars as Weicker wins big Reynolds said he was “greatly disturbed by how these Under drug testing titles, an athlete’s urine sample is meet with "Rukey’s leaders in positive test results were “the result of some fallacy in false allegations may affect” his reputation. divided into ‘A’ and ‘B’ samples. If the ‘A’ sample is does not take office until January he Ankara today. The Chinese the drug testing system,” adding, “I have never used Pete Cava, an Indianapolis-based spokesman for TAC, positive, the ‘B’ is tested with the athlete or a repre By BRIAN M. TROTTA will begin the process of forming his foreign minister indicated to steroids.” said the organization had planned to issue a statement sentative entitled to be present. Manchester Herald inner circle of advisors next week. Baker on Idesday that Beijing The statement said; today, “not necessarily alMut this. My only response If the ‘B’ also is positive, the athlete is entitled to a SIMSBURY — The Bear roared But those jobs would not be would not stand in the way of "... There is no room for steroids or drug abuse in my right now is, ‘No comment.’” hearing. If the ‘B’ is negative, the athlete is exonerated. Th« AsMclatsd Pna* any U.N. vote authorizing a Tliesday as Lowell Weicker and his meted out under the old patronage life. ... People who know Butch Reynolds know that I The lAAF statement said: Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson recently finished a S U S P E N D E D — Shot putter Randy Barnes of military strike to force Iraq out have always been one of the strongest proponents of ran “Randy Barnes was tested on Aug. 7, 1990, at the two-year suspension after testing positive for use of Connecticut I ^ y scored a resound system, Weicker said. The jobs the U.S. was suspended by the International ing victory to become only the would be awarded to those who are r of Kuwait, U.S. officials said. dom year-round drug testing. Malmo meeting in Sweden ... where he won the shot put steroids following his victory in the 1(X) meters in the ■ The Iraqi News Agency Amateur Atheltic Federation for using second independent governor in the best qualified, rather than those with “I have taken drug tests five times over the past 10 event. 1988 Olympics at Seoul. He was stripped of his world said 77 Japanese nationals state’s history. the most political service. months. Believe me, the results ... are completely incon- “The Huddinge Laboratory in Sweden revealed record and gold medal. steroids. He will appeal the ban. would be freed in response to an With 99 percent of the precincts Weicker said he thinks he will be it it" appeal from former Japanese reporting, Weicker won 40 percent able to work with the legislature Prime Minister Yasuhiro of the votes cast in the election. even though he is not a member of Nakasone. Japan’s Foreign Min Weicker’s opponents. Republican either of the two parties in charge istry put the number at 78. INA John Rowland and Democrat Bruce there. “They’re going to do the same also said that 20 Italians, five Morrison garnered 38 and 21 per job that we’re going to do, and that’s serve the state of Connec Swedes, two Germans, two Por SCOREBOARD cent of the vote respectively. tuguese and two Australians In Manchester, Weicker won ticut.” ‘n would be allowed to leave. served by Sheppard (delay of game), 1020; MoodusO nearly twice as many voles as either Avice Meehan, Weicker’s media AP College Top 25 poll Wesley, Bos (holding), 1204; Galley, Bos (trip Tuesday's games ■ Former West German Lewis Mills at Woodstock Academy of his major party opponents. director, said the victory is one to Football Th« Top Twsnty Fiva taama In tha Associatad ping). 1724. Basketball Scholastic Chancellor Willy Brandt met Press 1990 oolla^ football poll, with first-place Third Period-4, Boston, Neely 8 (Jarmey, Coginchaug at Old Lyme When the three-term former savor in light of the predictions that votes In parentheses, records through Nov. 3, Weimar), 19:46. Penalty— Nilaa Bos (slashing), Housatonic Regional-Falls Villaga at ToUarxl Tuesday in Baghdad with Ger senator arrived at his election night had been made for Weicker. total points based on 25 points for a first-place 90S. Northwestern Regional-Winstod at Avon <4 man hostages, and was to meet NFL standings vote through one point liir a 25th-placs vote, Overtime— 5, Boston, B.Sweeney 2 (Nealy, NBA standings MHSJV football RHAM-Hebron at Ellington headquarters early this morning, Republican State Chairman O Z3 arvi last week's rankings: Burridga), 3.'30. Penalties— None. EASTERN CONFERENCE The Manchester High junior varsity football Bolton at Rocky Hill Richard “Foley said that Lowell with Iraqi Resident Saddam AMERCAN CONFERENCE Northwest Catholic-West Hartford at Weston Weicker told supporters that his vic 30 I” Eata Record Fte Pvs Shots on goal— Boston 8-12-6-2— 28. Now Atlantic Division crushed Enfield, 50-0. Lamont Davis scored Hussein today. Former Danish \brk 10-7-8-4— 29. Putoam at Bacon Academy-Colchesler. tory was one for decency in politics. Weicker would peak in April. He W L T Pet PF RA 1. Notre Dame (37) 7-1-0 1,456 2 W L Pet GB three touchdowns for Manchester while Louis Prime Minister Anker Jorgensen Power-play Opportunities— Boston 0 of 4; — Buffalo 7 1 0 .875 229 136 2. Wbshington (13) 8-1-0 1,403 7 Boston 2 0 1.000 Laguardla, Jon Keeler, Steve Downham and CIAC volleyball results “I hope we sent a message that didn’t; he’s peaking in November,” > m 7 1 0 .875 175 93 3. Houston (5) 8-043 1,337 6 New M>rk 0 of 5. Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 — Tahari Turner added one TD apiece. Bill planned to travel to Iraq from Miami Goalies— Boston, Moog, 4-3-1 (29 shots-27 dirt is out of politics in the state of she said. 0 .444 1 75 199 4. Colorado (^ 8-1-1 1,310 9 Miami 1 0 1.000 1/2 Flanagan kicked five extra points. Also playing HARTFORD (AP) — Monday's CIAC giris Jordan, and former New Zealand 3 N.Y.JOU 4 5 saves). New York, Vanbiasbrouck, 6-3-0 The tone for the evening was set ^ IndienapoHa 2 6 0 .250 112 186 5. Miami, Fla. 8-243 1,228 8 New Mirk 1 1 .500 1 well were Andy Lawrence, Aaron Custer, Tim volleyball results and pairings. Connecticut,” he said. Prime Minister David Lange Now England 1 7 0 .125 120 244 6. Iowa 7-14) 1,129 13 (28-25). Wbshington 1 1 .500 1 Taylor, ftiul Dupervllle, Willis Rivera, Peter Hamden 3, Rockville 2 (15-7, 4-15, 7-15, Campaign co-chairman Peter when the results for the first town O W 7. Georgia Tech 743-1 1,074 16 A— 15,436. New Jersey 0 2 .000 2 Roidriguez arid Steve Kingsley. The young In 15- 12,15-10) was reported en route to the z Cantral Referee— Bill McCreary. Unosmen— Gerard Gold said that by electing Weicker were called out shortly after the Clndnnall 5 4 0 .556 212 225 8. Brigham \bung 7-14) 1,039 10 Cantral Division dians are 5-3. Mercy-Middletown 3, Cheshire 1 (15-4, 8-15, region on a similar mission. Gauthier, Leon Stickle. — Pittsburgh 5 4 0 .556 171 147 O.Tanneasea 5-1-2 980 11 Atlanta 2 0 1.000 16- 14,15-2) the voters were sending a message polls closed at 8 p.m. Weicker won — ■ About 50 Saudi women H H Houston 4 5 0 .444 194 169 10. Florida 7-14) 949 15 Detroit 2 0 1.000 ^ CIAC boys’ soccer results Nonvalk 3, Wilbur Cross-New Haven 0 to the other politicians in the state Voluntown with 263 votes to 216 for Clovaland 2 7 0 .222 128 235 11. Virginia 7-14) 924 1 NHL statistics Charlotta 1 1 .500 1 (15-10,157, 158) grabbed the steering wheels of m I --- - 12 Florida SL 6-24) 845 12 Indiana 1 1 .500 1 CHESHIRE (AP) — Monday's CIAC boys New Britain 3, Cortard-West Hartford 1 (7-15, that they are “tired of politics as Rowland and 115 for Morrison. The NEW YORK (AP) — The National Hockey and girls soccer tournament results and pair their chauffeur-driven cars and 0 m LARaldars 6 2 0 .750 154 108 13. Nebraska 8-14) 818 3 League's regular season scoring and goaltend- Milwaukae 1 1 .500 1 153, 158,20-18) usual.” former senator then won the next six 14. Texas 6-143 782 14 Chicago 0 2 .000 2 ings: MeUoney-Meriden 3, Stamford 0 (153, 159, drove around the capital to KansasCity 5 3 0 .625 176 121 ing leaders, through games of Sunday, Nov. 4: BOYS SOCCER Weicker seemed eager to put the towns announced before finally SanDlago 4 5 0 .444 195 156 15. Auburn 6-1-1 650 4 Cleveland 0 2 .000 2 159) demand that the Ungdom lift iu 1 16. Mississippi 8-14) 600 17 Scoring WESTERN CONFERENCE CLASS LL Naugatuck 3, East Hartford 2 (9-15, 11-15, campaign behind him and get on losing to Rowland in North Canaan. Brian M. Trotta/Manchastar Harald Denvar 3 5 0 .375 190 205 Gm G A F*ts Pirn Naugatuck 3, Fitch-Groton 1 .375 158 166 17. Uiinols 8-20 568 5 Midwaat Division 1511,1513,1513) ban on women driving. The Saattia 3 5 0 Gretzky, LA 15 10 19 29 0 Hartford Public 5, Ratt Tech-Mllford 0 with the business of governing the WINNING TEAM — Lt. Gov.-elect Eunice Groark, left, and Governor-elect Lowell P, Weicker NATIONM. CONFERENCE 18. Ciamson 8-24) 509 18 w L Pet. QB Fairfield 3, HalFWsst Hartford 0 (159, 1514, women said any Saudi involve O o Cullan, Pgh 14 6 22 28 18 — Wilbur Cross-New Haven 3, Bridgeport state. He said that even though he Eaal 19. Michigan 5-34) 438 20 San Antonio 1 0 1.000 156) Please see WEICKER, page 6. Jr. relish the moment of victory Tuesday night in Simsbury. n Macinnis, Cal 16 8 19 27 16 Dallas 1 1 .500 1/2 Central 0 Bristol Eastern 3, Holy Cross-Watsrbury 0 ment in a Persian Gulf war could W L T Pet PF PA 20. Oregon 7-24) 362 22 Ridgefield 3, Cheshire 2 (OT) Larmer, Chi 16 13 11 24 10 Minnesota 1 1 .500 1/2 (156,159,151) leave them without male drivers N.Y. Giants 8 0 0 1.000 195 103 21. Perm St 6-24) 279 24 Stevens, Pgh 14 9 14 23 13 Hairiden 2, Hall-West Hartford 1 Wbshington 5 3 0 .625 185 141 2ZLouisvilie 8-1-1 224 25 Utah 1 1 .500 1/2 Simsbury 3, Hartford Public 1 (13-15, 153, for their luxury sedans. £ O) Recchl, Pgh 14 8 15 23 22 0 2 .000 11/2 Shelton 2, Fairfield Prep 1 153,156) Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 199 172 23. Southern Cai 8-2-1 148 21 Denvar Simsbury 3, Windsor 1 m Turcotte, NYR 16 7 16 23 4 Houston 0 2 .000 11/2 WMthill-Stamford 3, Greenwich 0 (159, o> Dallas 3 6 0 .333 119 180 24. Michigan St 4-3-1 106 — Sakic, Ckje 15 9 13 22 4 Bristol Eastern 3, West Haven 2 (4-2, perralty Phoenix 2 6 0 .250 103 195 25. Wyoming 9-143 84 19 Oriarxlo 0 2 .000 11/2 1512, 1510) Hull, StL 14 16 5 21 2 Psdflc Division kicks) Thursday's first round games Japan denies link ^ O Cantral Oth«r recoMng votes: Texas AAM 73. ONo Fairfield 2, Rockville 1 (OT) Voters give thumbs up, down to bonds Leetch, NYR 16 5 16 21 6 LA Clippers 2 0 1.000 — Hamden at New Milford, 4 p.m. Chicago 7 1 0 .875 199 102 St 71. Oklahoma 36. Arizona 19. Colorado SL Yzerman, Det 15 9 11 20 2 Southington 2, Amity-Woodbridge 1 TOKYO (AP) — Jqianese of Tampa Bay 4 5 0 .444 163 208 18, Syracuse 17, California 13, & Mississippi 4, Ftortland 2 0 1.000 — Simsbury at Maloney, 4 p.m. Oatea,Sl 13 2 18 20 4 0 1.000 1/2 Manchester 3, East Hartford 0 Fairfield at Staples-WastporL 7 p.m. ficials today heatedly denied any Detroit 3 5 0 .375 206 220 Toledo 3, San Jose SL 2, Minnesota 1, North Seattle 1 Staplss-West^rt 3, Xavier-Middletown 0 “We [the Board of Educadon] felt success to donadons from schools’ Mayor Terry Werkhoven said m ^ NIeuwendyk, Cal 16 8 11 19 8 Golden State 1 1 .500 1 Norwalk at Fitch-Groton, 4 p.m. Green Bay 3 5 0 .375 147 180 Carolina 1. First round link between Iraq’s release of Phoanix 1 1 .500 1 Naugatuck at Amity Regional-Woodbridge, 4 pretty sure that the school referen parent-teacher associations, which Tdesday night he was not surprised Minnesota 2 6 0 .250 177 181 Wednesday's games more than 70 Jtq)anese hostages QOALTENDINQ LALaksrs 0 1 .000 11/2 p.m. Voters OK dum would pass, but never by that enabled the operadon of her com Town hall 5 « \MM NCAA l-AA poll (Empty-net goals In paranthesas) Naugatuck at Danbury at the defeat, but he was surprised at San Frandsco 8 0 0 1.000 198 138 Sacramanto 0 2 .000 2 New Britain at Westhill, 4 pm. mittee, and School Superintendent and the Tokyo government’s MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Tha top 20 teams In MP 13A SO Avg. Saturday's Games Southington at Hamden Mercy-Middletown at ^thington, 7 p.m. polarity,” said board member Terry the margin and he attributed it to the 30 > Atlanta 3 5 0 .375 208 221 Bristol Eastern at Glastonbury decision to drop its proposal to the NCAA Division l-AA lootiall poll with first- Bel lour 743 22 1 1.78 San AntonlollO, LA Lakers 99 Bristol Eastern at West Haven, 7 pm. Bogli. James Kennedy and other ad- economic downturn. LA Rams 3 5 0 .375 191 227 Wilbur Cross at Staples place votes in parentheses, records through Cloutier 218 13 0 3.58 Atlanta 121, Indiana 120 high school renovations send troops overseas. New Orleans 3 5 0 .375 136 157 Nov. 3, total points and last week's ranking: Chicago (2) 962 37 1 2.31 Simsbury at E.O. S^th Bogli, the chairperson of the miiustrators who got the word out Werkhoven said the town may Sunday's Games Detroit 106, Cleveland 97 Ridgefield at Manchester Seventy-four Japanese nation Flecord Pta Pvs Vanbiasbrouck 478 19 2 238 Boston 106, New 'Ibrk 103 Football board’s Long Range Plaiming Com about the referendum. have to consider an addidon that Pittsburgh 21, Atlanta 9 I.E . Kentucky (4) 94343 80 1 Richter 479 21 0 2.63 Hartford Public at Holy Cross-Waterbury als flew to freedom today with Charlotta 104, Orlando 97 CCC East O'all mittee which devised the referen Bogli praised the high school ad- New Jets 24, Dallas 9 2. Nevada-Rm 94)43 76 3 NY Rangers 960 40 2 2.50 Fairfield at Shelton will cost less, perhaps $6 million or Philadelphia 48, New England 20 Philadelphia 112, New Jersey 110, OT W L T w L T addition rejected Japan’s former Prime Minister 3. Middia Tena SL 8-1-0 71 4 Riendaau 545 24 12.64 CLA8SL dum, said she was looking at alter didon committee for “working its $8 million. But he said such an addi Wbshington 103, Chicago 102 South Windsor 5 0 0 7 1 0 New Orleans 21, Cincinnati 7 4. Ybungstown SL 94)4) 69 5 Joseph 303 14 0 2.77 New Milford 6, East Lyme 1 Yasuhiro Nakasone, who secured Dallas 140, Denver 110 Rockville 5 0 0 7 1 0 nate solutions to the problem Mon heart out.” don would have to be expandable, Miami 23, Phoenix 3 5. Mass^usetts 743-1 64 6 SL Louis (1) 848 39 1 2.78 South Windsor 4, Malonsy-Meriden 3 (OT) their release during a five-day Mllwaukse 111, Minnesota 93 East Hartford 4 2 0 6 Kansas City 9, IjOS Angeles Raiders 7 6. Boise SL 7-243 56 8 Wbmsiey 184 8 0 2.61 BunrielFStratlord 1, North Haven 0 2 0 day just in case the plan died at the because it would not be a permanent Utah 102, Phoenix 101 Wintteam 3 3 0 5 3 0 By SCOTT BREDE A committee of sixth-, seventh- By ALEX GIRELLI mission to Iraq. San Francisco 24, Green Bay 20 7. Georgia Southern 6-343 56 9 Vermn 719 33 0 2.75 Darien 5, Goodwin Tech-New Britain 1 polls. soludon. Washington 41, Detroit 38, OT Seattle 118, Houston 106 Lyman Hall-Wallingford 2, New Canaan 0 MANCHESTER 2 4 0 3 5 0 Manchester Herald and eighth-grade teachers will be The Iraqis had announced that 8. SW IJissouri SL 8-24) 52 2 Guenatla 60 4 0 4.00 Portland 95, Saemmento 93, OT Hartford Public Manchester Herald Buftalo 42, Clevaland 0 7-243 51 10 0 2.80 Wethersfield 3, East Catholic-Manchester 0 2 4 0 2 5 0 After finding out that the proposal working over the next year to devise Any proposal for a reduced 9. William A Mary Calgary 965 45 Sunday's Game Enfield 1 4 77 Japanese were free to go, but Chicago 26, Tampa Bay 6 7-1-1 43 11 Windham 2, Kaynor Tech-Waterbury 0 0 3 5 0 project would have to go before the 10. Holy Cross LA Clippers 106, Golden State 107 Fermi 0 5 MANCHESTER — School offi passed, Bogli said she went right a curriculum for sixth-graders, now Los Angeles Rams 17, Houston 13 11. Jackson SL 7-24) 40 12 Rrst round 0 1 7 0 MANCHESTER — Manchester Japanese Embassy officials, who San Diego 31, Seattle 14 Monday's Oanws Wednesday's games home and ripped up her list of the that they will be moving up to the voters in another referendum, 12 Citadel 6-3-0 32 16 ACC cials and Manchester parents got voters have again said no to an addi- spoke on condition o f Minrtesola 27, Denver 22 13. SW Texas SL 6-343 31 IS No games scheduled New Milford at Guilford O'all their wish Ttiesday as voters gave other options. middle schools, Bogli said. Ground Werkhoven said. Monday's Gama 6-343 30 17 liieaday'a Gamas Bullard-Havens Tech-Brldgeport at Bethel W L T W L T don to the Municipal Building, only anonymity, said three of them 14. Northern Iowa ECHO Hockey SLJoseph 5 “T h ^ goodness we don’t have Former Mayor Stephen Penny, New Vixk Giants 24, Indianapolis 7 15. Furman 6-3-0 27 7 New Jersey at Charlotta, 730 p.m. Wethersfield at Foran-Mllford 0 0 8 0 0 their approval to the $3.9 million ad breaking for the 15-classroom addi- decided to stay in Baghdad to Notre Dame 3 1 this dme they said it much louder. Sunday, Nov. 11 16. N. Carolina AAT 8-14) 19 18 MInnasota at Indiana, 730 pm. Bunnall-Stratford at Tonington 0 4 3 1 dition to Manchester High School to go back to the drawing boards,” don to the high school should begin who was co-chairman of a commit Milwaukae at Miami, 7.’30 pm. Fairfield Prep 2 2 1 4 3 1 finish their businesss. Atlanta at Chicago, 1 p.m. 17. Idaho 6-343 17 — Lyrmn Hall at Ledyard tee to promote a yes vote on the ad Pee Wee B Xavier 1 1 1 by a nearly two-to-one vote. Bogli said. somewhere in the next six to eight Indianapolis at New England, 1 p.m. — Dallas at New ftork, 730 p.m Dwien at Abbott Tech (at Hatters Park, Darv 1 5 1 By a vote of 11,744 to 6,438, the 18. Marshall 5-443 9 SL Bernard didon, said the expansion will have Miami at New M>rk Jets, 1 pm. 8
Open Forum SANP _T>oiI»AVKRPosr Military Dear Abby Dr. Gott iNnei?e PEOPLE still loves Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M .D . NOTHING ■ Watergate burglar and fenmer FBI agent G. Hospital mp Gordon Liddy says his transformation from convict WORKSmr/ to novelist is not surprising because prison gave him support to spend what he needed to write. Fiancee should “The thing you need to write is time — I had lots Hormone therapy of it,” Liddy, said Monday during a visit to Alas To the Editor: By JACK ANDERSON ka to plug his newest book, “The M o^ey Handlers.” November is “Give to Life” month across the country, and DALE VAN ATTA______corrects vaginitis a program designed to generate awareness of the impor help mom clean up The novel, published by S t Martin’s Press, focuses on the e^orts of a former Navy Seal to stop tant role philanthropy plays for healthcare organizations, WASHINGTON — Less than a year DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 72-year-old female with medical experiments on animals at a chemical plant coordinated by the National Association for Hospital ago, America had the unparalleled op DEAR ABBY: My son is engaged to a girl I’ll call atrophic vaginitis of two years duration. I’ve used on the Hudstm River. Development. portunity to make the world a gentler Lucy. Lucy has eaten dinner at our house every Sunday Premarin cream without success. Since I can’t take It is Liddy’s third book and second novel. Non-profit hospitals, such as Manchester Memorial place and save some money to boot But for the last seven months. I fix good meals and she eats Septra, is there something else you would recommend? Liddy served time in nine prisons after being con Hospital, are dedicated to providing quality care to all the peace dividend has been squandered. heartily and acts like she enjoys the meal, but she has DEAR READER: Atrophic vaginitis, a common con victed of participating in the 1972 burglary of the patients regardless of their ability to pay. An ever-in Congress could have junked billions never once offered to help me with the dishes, or even Democratic I ^ y ’s Watergate headquarters. dition in post-menopausal women, is due to insufficient creasing number of indigent and uninsured patients are of dollars in w e ^ n s programs designed take her plate into the kitchen. female hormone. Although it is not a hazard to health, putting tremendous pressure on each hospital’s ability to with a Cold War mentality. Instead, it My son says Lucy is a guest and she’s not supposed to. ■ A 14-year-old boy aiming his shotgun at a the condition causes painful intercourse, vaginal irrita provide the high levels of care that each patient needs paid lip service to the peace dividend and I say he’s wrong. > ^^t do you say? pheasant accidentally shot Sen. Conrad Bums. The tion (with occasional discharge) and discomfort during and deserves from a hospital. budgeted $268 billion for a defense A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION urination. These symptoms are related to thinning, dry V Montana Republican’s injuries were minor and he Hospital expenses are increasing at a much faster rate program that turns its back on a new era. DEAR DIFFERENCE; Who’s right and who’s ness and contraction of tissue in and around the vagina. stopped for breakfast on his way to the hospital. than federal government payments to hospitals for Few in Congress could pass up thd wrong is not nearly as important as developing a good Most women with attophic vaginitis will experience Eleven pellets struck Bums during Sunny’s hunt patienu covered by Medicare and Medicaid. As a result, chance to look tough at time when the relationship with your future daughter-in-law. relief of symptoms when given female hormone supple ing accidmt. He was struck in the forehead, left hand public contributions are playing a greater role in all United States is staring down Saddam Try treating Lucy more like a member of the family ments in cream, patch or pill form. and shoulder. ho^itals’ financial health. Hussein. But they’re staring him down than a guest. For openers, after dinner, say, “Let’s clear Estrogen creams, such as Premarin, can be applied Bums, who was elected to his first term in 1988, Here at Manchester Memorial Hospital, individual, with weapons intended for Leonid the table — many hands make light work.” Or, “How daily to the vagina and external area. The cream is was treated in the emergency room at a Billings foundation and corporate philanthropy helps us maintain p)I?eiQN PoLicr Brezhnev. about giving me a hand with these dishes, Lucy? It’s rubbed in well and also used in an applicator for internal M4esiic poiicY hospital, said Yellowstone County Deputy Sheriff that margin of excellence which has earned us the sup Of course, members of each party and been a long day; besides I’d appreciate the company.” treatment. After several weeks of therapy, reproductive Bill Michaelis. Thft Assotisled P t m a port and appreciation of our community. Our ability to both branches of government will wax It will make Lucy feel useful and will do wonders for tissues will become healthier, moister and less sensitive. Michaelis said the teen-ager was in a creek bottom CONVICT TO NOVEUST — Watergate acquire state-of-the-art medical equipment and moder eloquent about the minutiae that make your relationship with your future daughter-in-law. In the majority of cases, symptoms disappear, and nize and update our facilities would not be possible this year’s defense outlay more sensible and the senator was on a hillside about 20 yards burglar and former FBI agent G. Gordon away. The boy fired when a pheasant flew by. patients feel more comfortable. without the generosity of our many friends. than the last. But if this is their idea of a DEAR ABBY: How come all those wise guys who Liddy says his transformation from convict The estrogen in the cream is not absorbed into the Valuable lesson in kindness “I don’t know if he got it, but he got Senator Charitable contributions and the donation of countless dividend, it’s time to find new portfolio claim to know how to run the country are driving body in appreciable amounts; therefore, there is little or taxicabs and cutting hair? Bums,” Michaelis said. to novelist is not surprising because prison hours of volunteer service allow Manchester Memorial It was really the simplest of gestures speaking she walked purposefully iqi the managers. no risk of breast or uterine cancers, a minor but statistical AVFR AftF rTrt7FN The shots knocked the senator down, Michaelis gave him what he needed to write. Hospital to continue to provide vital services to our aisle and directly to his side, a look of In the complex budget compromise — a little more than a few steps and a said. hazard in women using hormone in other forms. The risk fanulies and friends and maintain our high standards of flick of the wrist. But something about it sincere concern on her face. She handed are provisions to curb troop strength over DEAR AVERAGE CITIZEN; Be thankful that all of this is small, however, if a woman is regularly ex At a news conference Monday, Bums showed few excellence in medical care and treatment. him the hankerchief she was carrying the next several years, cut the amount those wise guys who claim to know how to run the was terribly poignant and profound — scars from his accident He said the young hunter in liabilities, including $43,000 in taxes owed to the amined by a gynecologist. Manchester Memorial opened its doors more than 70 and instructive to anyone looking for and stood there with him, her arm around spent on land-bas^ nuclear missiles and, country are driving taxicabs and cutting hair — and NOT Women who do not respond to topical treatment may running the country. was a friend of his son. town of Stratford. yeus ago following an outpouring of public solutions in today’s complex world. his waist, as he quickly mopped his nose, overall, whittle some $5 billimi from the The petition also lists $986,000 in assets. have to consider estrogen patches or pills. Ordinarily, the [diilanthropic support. Through the years, we have been Sixteen-year-old Brian had been asked mouth and chin. When he finished he Pentagon’s total aimual take. This is strength of the preparations and their schedule of ad DEAR ABBY: I am a bandleader who frequently gets ■ Former senator and presidential candidate Earlier this year, the state filed three liens against able to grow and expand, thanks in part to the unwaver to participate in a program at church. handed the hankie back to her. She nickel-and-dime stuff compared to some ministration are decisions best left to a gynecologist Im requests to play a song in honor of a wedding anniver George McGovern and his partners in a Stratford the Stratford Inn totaling more than $60,000 for non ing siqiport of the community. Never one for public speaking, he ac smiled at him reassuringly, gave him a of the big-ticket we^xtns that Congress sary. I always get a laugh when on the occasion of the payment of sales tax and room occupancy tax. provement in the symptoms of afroi^ic vaginitis begins In celebration of “Give to Life” month, the cepted the invitation ^jprehensively. His quick squeeze and returned to her seat. didn’t have the courage to scr^. hotel have filed a Chapter 11 bankmptcy petition to first anniversary I play “Night and Day.” avoid eviction. McGovern, a former senator from South Dakota, after a few days of treatment Manchester Memwial Hospital Development Fund Inc. younger sister, Gretchen, knew of his Brian finished his talk, and I’m not the Entire programs that have no place in Pitches and pills deliver estrogen to the body as a For the fifth anniversary, I play “Saturday Night.” McGovern and his partners in the Stratford Inn was defeated by President Nixon in the 1972 would like to pay tribute to the generosity and commit anxiety, and tried to soothe him with only one in the congregation who a post-Cold War world should have been whole. Thus, they neutralize symptoms of menopause o For the 10th anniversary, I play “Once in a V ^le.” filed the petition Hriday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in presidential race. ment of all those who have contributed to the hospital some good-natured teasing. thought his performance after the inci put on the chopping block, or at least put (hot flashes, moodiness and depression). Also, this DO I" For the 25th anniversary, I play “Now and Then.” Bridgeport and remind everyone of the even-greater need for such “Don’t worry about it, Brian,” she dent was more confident than before. on hold. If one doesn’t buy the argument For the 50lh anniversary, I play “Thanks for the ■ American bass James Morris has been medicine will help retard osteoporosis, bone brittleness K S support to continue in the years ahead. reminded him more than once. “Ifou Nor was I alone in feeling that the day’s that those we^x>ns show bad faith in an “It was done to buy enough lime to reorganize,” that is accentuated by hormone deficiency. Memories.” said Richard D. Zeisler, an attorney for the partner described as a bigger than life cowboy because of his > m Michael B. Lynch can’t really dis^point anyone because greatest sermon had been preached — era of warming relations, then one has to Because your atrophic vaginitis has not responded to Any suggestions for anniversaries over 50? ship. love for wide open spaces and his imposing presence 5 ^ Chairman nobody’s expecting much.” wordlessly — by his sister. buy the argument that they simply cost Premarin cream, I suggest you ask your doctor to OPEN TO SUGGESTIONS Stratford Iim Associates Limited Partnership, on and off the stage. Manchester Memorial Hospital Development Fund You know — the sort of thing you’d Like I said, Gretchen’s gesture wasn’t too much and will probably never be prescribe either patches or pills. 'The m ^icine will cure o CO DEAR OPEN: How about, “We Did It Before and We whose president is McGovern, was delinquent in He has also been described as demanding and z -< Inc. expect from a little sister. exactly overwhelming. Still, it was used. your discomfort. Can Do It Again”? Or, “Never in a Million Years”? paying the hotel’s landlord, Goldman D. Lorenzo. aloof. On the appointed day Brian was in his heroic in my view, in part of its The B-2 “stealth” bomber will go I should add that Septra, a sulfa antibiotic, is used for Lorenzo had threatened to terminate the lease But after a Monday night season opener for the •H -H place wearing his best clothes, a fresh simplicity. Gretchen didn’t worry about down as the textbook case of how £ e treating urinary infections; it is not appropriate for To order “How to Write Letters for All Occasions,” McGovern signed when he purchased the hotel in Opera Company of Philadelphia, Morris was in good m X haircut and the most strained smile this whether or not taking a hankie to her atrophic vaginitis, which can cause urinary discomfort Awareness week JOSEPH WALKER Pentagon throws mmiey away. Stealth send a long business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus October 1988 for $1 million, ^ isle r said. spirits — partly because his wife performed in the o m side of Miss First Ruimer-Up. Blame brother in the middle of a church service resembling infection. It’s important to differentiate the technology is supposed to elude enemy check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Court records show the partnership listed $986,000 same opera. part of that on the pre-speech jitters. tie. was appropriate. And she certainly didn’t radar, but it has never been tested in bat Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, two conditions (with a urine culture fw bacteria) because 5 - 0 a success Blame a little more on the car accident At first Brian was unaware of what form a committee to study her options. tle. The only thing the taxpayers know m. 61054. (Postage is included.) they are treated differently. Brian was involved in on the way to was happening, and he seemed flustered She just saw someone who needed help, that the B-2 can elude for sure is the O o To the Editor: church — not to mention the broken rib by the reaction of the congregation. Then and she provided it. budget ax. The plane has withstood I would like to extend my thanks to Manchester he sustained in the collision. he absently rubbed his nose, and stopped You don’t have to look hard to find everything its enemies have thrown at it, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1990— PRIME TIME o m Memorial Hospital's Administration, Community Health “Look at it this way,” I whispered as speaking in mid-sentence when he saw everyday par^Iels, do you? We stumble including the inescapable logic that it has 2 CD the bright crimson fluid that stained his upon similar situations dl the time — the Department, Public Relations Department, and the many the meeting got underway. “The worst no practical use anymore. The United 1 CHANNEL 6:00 6:3^ 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 m c/) volunteers and physicians who participated in the recent thing that could possibly happen has al hand. homeless family on the street, the elderly States shouldn’t throw billions of dollars Prostate Cancer Awareness Week screening clinics ready happened. It’s clear sailing from It was one of those moments, like woman struggling to reach that first step into yet another way of delivering OVER THE AIR CHANNELS 5 recently held at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The here on in.” when a parent starts yelling at his child on the bus, the lost child in the depart nuclear warheads against the Soviet N e w ig C B S N ew t Inside Entertain 48 Hours "To Catch a Jake and the Fatman W lOU "The Inquisitor" Liz N e w tg Night Court A m erica W iia g u y "A Deal's a blatant Nawa (R) g N ightw atch in the middle of a crowded store, or ment store. 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(R) chair. The unmistakable ripping sound nobody knows quite what to do to help stretched hand, a few kind words and a military-industrial fraternity are wringing N a w ig A B C N ew t W heal of Jeop ard yl Wonder Grow ing D oogia M arried C op R ock "Cop-a- N tw s g N ig h tlina g W ho's the Grow ing Into tho Night Starring H a b C lu b Homa prostate cancer in the male population age 40 and above. Fortune g Y ea rs Kevin P a in t Mike H o w iar, P eo p le Feeliac" Ruskin Is on the 30 > . ease the situation. couple of minutes of your time. But too NETWORK-ABC g g B o a t? P a in t Carol R ic k D a ta Steve Allen. 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But even (In Stereo) g 1 ol 2) g guy Q whelmed. g (In Stereo) g agency, g the screening program so that more members of our com INDEPENDENT munity were made aware and were able to take part in turned to see what the ripping was, he would notice the blood running down his others will come along to offer the kind at that, the program will cost taxpayers TONIGHT C osby W h o 'f the Com edy W ho's the Owen Marshall: Rocky: An American Haw s g SO Yaara Com edy B ach e lo r P aid Joe Franklin Paid Program I WWOR O S h o w g B o ss? g W heal B o ss? g ICounaalof at Law I[Hero I Ago Today Tonight Father Program the program. The success of the program is found in the lost control of the book he was holding, face. He tried to disguise his feeble at ness we keep to ourselves. $4.1 billion in this fiscal year alone. INDEPENDENT tempts at wiping the blood with his hand, 21 Jump Street (In Grow ing Hogan Movie: "Body Double" (1984. Suspense) Craig N ew t Choora "A Honty* M y T alk Odd C ouple iNaw s (R) M o v ia :"!«” (1967, Horror)| fact that the one-day program was extended to three days and it fell on the foot of the woman sit And usually, others do. It seems Another weapon in search of an w pix CD 1 Stereo!g P a in t Fam ily Wasson, Melanie Griflith, Bar Is Born" m o o n trt Show Roddy McDowall. 1 but unfortunately, he only succeeded at 1______so ^ t no one was turned down. ting next to him. there’s always a Gretchen around who is enemy is the amorphous Strategic (5:00) McMHIan and Wife "The Game Whore Movie: "Death Rage" (1976, Suspense) Yul Brynner, Synchronal Synchronal Synchronal Synchronal Homo Shopping Club Synchronal Synchronal Robert D. Rodner, MD The congregation was beginning to tit making the mess worse. willing to step outside of herself and do Defense Initiative, or “Star Wars.” It is INDEPENDENT of Survival" Mac suspects that the son Hava tho Martin Balsam. A professional hit man sets his aim on R esearch R esearch R esearch R esearch R aaaarcb R aaaarcb Most in the congregation were trans what needs to be done. But we can al (George Maharis) of a wealthy business CMIdron an underworld kingpin In Naples. Chief, Urology Service ter, and he hadn’t even said a word. so high-tech that the average taxpayer W H CT CD magnate may have murdered his father. Gone? Manchester Memorial Hospital I saw him glance at the door. I’m sure fixed. It was sort of like driving by an ac ways use a few more. Yeah, I know — who foots the bill would be hard pressed DICK Dropouts. KLEINER he considered running away, and I doubt cident on the freeway. You didn’t want to there’s always the risk that our helpful to say what it’s supposed to do, not to C o ib y Hogan C o tb y M‘A*S*H Movie: “Sixteen Candlat" (1964, Comedy) Molly M*A*S*H A Kata a Allia JtR e rso n s Jafla rso n a h n ritio n t My T alk H ahrClub (O flA k ) see it, but you couldn’t keep yourself zeal will lead us to say or do the wrong INDEPENDENT Show Then Fam ily Show Cliff's Emergencies Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall. An insecure Illinois bored Hot Allie laces a g "George and H air Show lo r Mon any would have blamed him. But he mention what enemy of the United States is diagnosed Willie's Interrupt a Letters policy from looking. Then one person decided parents teen fends off the advances of the class clown while iLips dumps tough job Louise in a R aplaca- bravely — and, thankfully, uneventfully thing at the wrong time. 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You might expect that And without a Gretchen in sight Considering that the Soviets are stut of the very greatest of our enter ! job, all things considered, when I noticed PUBLIC Idoai With B u a in a tt N ow shoiir production ol the Stephen Sondheim musical stars Sally Ann Howes, Regina "Leonard Cohen" Poet, reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries a little sister would be taking secret Joseph Walker is a bishop in the tainers — Bob Hope and Red B ill Moyors: Report Resnik, George Lee Andrews and Michael Maguire. (In Stereo) something unusual happening to Brian. ter-stepping their way into reform, the novelist, composer and to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is delight in her brother’s humiliation, but Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day least the United States could do is put Skelton — never received an W EDH @9 PuWic Policy song stylist Leonard Cohen His nose was bleeding. And not just a lit- performs. (In Stereo) final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All not this 12-year-old. As Brian continued Saints. some of its own overblown weapons Academy Award? — C.C.S., letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad Rolla, Mo. Knight Rider "A Nice A-Toam "Waste 'Em" Movie: “Moscow on the Hudson" (1984, Comedy) Haws C aro l Nawhart Honey- Fug itiva "Ballad for a All NHo Movio John Wayne and Gabby Hayes rout programs on hold just in case the Soviets INDEPENDENT Innocent Uttle Town" Corrupt refuse collectors Robin Williams. Maria Conchita Alonso. A Russian Burnett and "Local m o o n trt Ghost" Kimble works wHh gold rustlers in "Blue Steel" and rodeo racketeers In dress and a telei^n e number for verification. Mail let aren’t putting on an act A. They are, without a doubt, Lawmen in supposedly are dumping toxic waste In circus musician learns all about America from the Friends Hero" Jack Benny a woman who bears a "Man From Utah," two 1934 Westerns co-starring ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. fiinny fellows ^ both have made WTWS 6D crime-free town thwart the cHy's sewer system. Bloomingdale security guard who helped him defect. George stars as a strong resemblance to his Yakima Canutt and George Cleveland. / It is one thing to advocate a continued pursuit of counterfeiter. saves a life. landlord. late wife. profile of strength at home and abroad fuimy movies. The Oscars, however, Failings of financial services are awarded (siqiposedly) for acting Nows N B C News Currant Hard Copy Uniolved Myataries New F a n e lli D ear John Huirter "When the Shark Haws Tonight Show (In Stereo) Lata Night With David LatarW H h Fam ily What About fOT fear of ipending the status quo and NETWORK-NBC g A ffa ir evidence In Amelia Earhart Boya Dorn Kate BHes" Capt. Devane Is Lettarm an Marv Albert. (In B o b C o a ta a Faud Women skill. Neither Bob Hope nor Red disappearance: earthquake faces confronts alleged to have ties with a Stereo) undermining U.S. allies. But it is folly to Guest: tennis Skelton is a great actor. They WVIT €0 prediction. (In Stereo) g “masculinity her ex- loan shark operation. 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(In Stereo) 'R' TrtbT'R' News Editor____ I___ Andrew C Spitzler Each regional conflict that comes and ing frequency when dealing with nowledges that it mishandled the matter financial products ranging from credit 1942, and it co-starred Ann Cartoon Exprost M acG yvor Murder, She Wrote g Movio: "Buried Alive" (1990, Suspense) Tim M iam i V ica Equabzor Haw Mika Hammar Prima Tbiw W railBiig (R) goes will be used to justify yet another USA Matheson, Jennifer Jason Leigh. (In Stereo) Citicorp and other leading firms in the but rejects the applicant’s request to cards to insurance policies. multibillion-dollar toy. Sheridan. 0 ^-tMANCHESTER h er a ld , Wednesday, November 7,1990 iBaurlirslrr *^^fraI^ Elections Manchester native cleans up Section 2, Page 7 From Page 1 By DIANNA M. TALBOT election. helped out during their son’s cam Wednesday, November 7,1990 Manchester Herald O’Rourke said he believes his paign by making telephone calls and LOCAL/REGIONAL campaign, which stressed his com by going door to door for support. Manchester and in the other four opponent, and 213 for Peter 10,474. John Rowland, the Manchester native James mitment to solving the state budget towns of the 4th Senatorial District. McNamara, the Libertarian can Republican candidate got 5,845 deficit and protecting the environ Democratic U.S. Representative O’Rourke III won his first seat in didate. votes and Bruce Morrison, the ment, was successful because of Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron Barbara Kennelly, who was re Thompson got 4,377 votes to the state’s General Assembly, Democrat, got 4,146. hard work. Hall elected in the 1st Congressional Dis 2,844 for his Republican opponent J. Peter Fusscas, the Republican representing the towns of Cromwell, trict, took Manchester by a wide Reginald Preble in the 13th Assemb who ran unopposed for rcelection at Portland and part of Middletown, in “I think the people wanted new leadership,” added the newly- margin. ly District. state representative from the 55th Tuesday’s election. From Page 1 -}?4' Kennelly’s Manchester vote was Assembly District, got 1,001 votes “I feel great,” said a sleepy elected state legislator, who works as an adminisuator for the state’s '■.t: *The only Republican to win a 13,212. Her Republican opponent, in the 3rd Voting District in O’Rourke early today from his The project was turned down by home in Cromwell. Public Safety Commission. Democrat HQ upbeat contested race in Manchester was James Garvey got 5,883. Manchester, the only part of town in voters in every one of the town’s 12 State Rep. Raul Munns, who was Manchester voters favored the his assembly district. The 1981 Manchester High O’Rourke’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. voting districts. victorious in the 9th Assembly Dis Democratic candidates for state ad Probate Judge William School graduate and Democrat beat James A. O’Rourke Jr. of Shal- Critics of the plan have called it trict. His Manchester vote was 1,389 ministrative office. FitsGcrald, nmning for relection out Republican rival Robert Jahn in lowbrook Lane, expressed pleasure too expensive and more elaborate to 651 for his Democratic opponent, The vote on the Municipal Build without opposition, got 13,060 the race for the 32nd Assembly Dis about their son’s achievement. than ne^ed to solve the office space as incumbents sweep Henry Genga. ing addition was 11,774 against to votes. trict scat. problems facing the town govern 6,438 in favor. The vote on the high Of the 28,777 people eligible to “We are very excited,” said Mrs. ment. gratulations. They met outdoors as By ALEX GIRELLI race on the one issue cf an income McCavanagh, elected to his fifth school addition was almost exactly vote, 20,549, or 71 percent, cast b*- Jahn had held the seat from O’Rourke. “We think he worked One of the most critical needs is McCavanagh was leaving for a vic Manchester Herald tax. But Thompson said he found in term frtnn the 12th Assembly Dis the reverse, 11,606 in favor to 6,583 lots. In the last gubernatorial elec 1985-86. The scat became open this very hard and got his message space in the office of the town clerk. his door-to-door campaigning that tory celebration. trict, got 5,156 votes to 2,342 for opposed. tion in 1986, 66.9 percent of the year when Democrat Vincent across to the people. State officials have said the office Cummings said after the results MANCHESTER — Democrats people were warm and friendly and Kevin MacKenzie, his Republican Manehester’ vote for Weicker was electorate voted. Mazeotta decided not to run for re- She said she and her husband had facilities are not up to standard. were in that he had believed Weick milled around their big headquarters he had a good feeling about the results. er would win big in Manchester and quietly 'Riesday night while they the local Democratic incumbents aw ait^ election results, most of He said he was happy to have V would win. them resigned to the idea that their been re-elected because he wants to do something about children in the But he confessed that at times gubernatorial candidate was not Weicker next two years. He mentioned early during the day, when the voter tur • RCA • 6.E. • WELBILT about to win. childhood education as one concern. nout was so high, he wondered if the From Page 1 • ZENITH • WHIRLPOOL • AMANA But the mood changed swiftly at And he said he will do his best to fad of sweeping office holders out • SONY • MAGIC CHEF • HOTPOINT about 8:40 pjn. when the first work with the new governor. was really taking place. • TOSHIBA • WESTIN6H0USE • EMERSON results began coming in and they Supporters and campaign workers Thompson said both parties will Cummings said he had expected • MITSUBISHI • FRIGIDAIRE • PIONEER showed Democratic incumbents grew more festive with each an cooperate with Gov. Lowell Weick Genga to do better in Manchester. • PHILIPS • MAYTAG • PANASONIC leading in the local races. nouncement of a Weicker victory. er because the problems of the state State Sen. Michael Mcotti airived • QUASAR • SPEED QUEEN • JENNAIR And it was upbeat from that time The room exploded around 9:30 are too big to bwome partisan. at headquarters after 10 p.m. when on as more figures came in showing McCavanagh said he felt more the crowd had thinned out. He drew p.m. as word filtered through the Democratic victories. comfortable during the campaign a round of applause when he entered crowd that Bruce Morrison was con “It seems like a long time since with the idea that there would be no the room and shook hands all ceding. It was another hour before 1989,” Democratic Town Chairman party lever because he found the around. He said he had had a posi Rowland admitted defeat, which Theodore Cummings told the crowd, Reginald Plnto/Manchoeter Herald brought the cheers of the crowd to a public unhappy with the top of the tive feeling about the election, but in reference to the Democratic loss did not expect to win by such a large WINNING INCUMBENTS — Democratic incumbent state Representatives John Thompson, c re sc ^ o . in the local election last year. Cum ticket. Commenting on his victory, he margin. left, and James McCavanagh, center, take a moment to talk to Democratic incumbent probate However it would be nearly two mings was commenting on the vic said, “When you win by a 2-to-l He defeated Republican Sonya hours before the crowd got what tories of state representatives John Judge William FitzGerald. margin, it’s a clear indication that Googins by about 11,000 votes. He they wanted. Weicker had spent the Thompson and James McCavanagh. evening at his home in Greenwich, they [the voters] want you to back said he had expected to win by watching the returns, before he Thompson, who won re-election and represent them.” about 4,000 votes. boarded a bus that took him to his in the 13th Assembly District, said Preble phoned Thompson at head Herbst wins over Bunnell He said Googins worked hard but headquarters in Simsbury. his race against Republican quarters to congratulate him. said, “If an incumbent has a good Weicker becomes only the second Reginald Preble was a difficult one McCavanagh’s Republican op reputation among the voters, it is independent governor in the state’s because he did not know Preble ponent, Kevin MacKenzie, came to difficult to turn that person out.” O Z! history. He was preceded by well. He said Preble ran a clever headquarters to extend his con with 65 percent of vote DO r- Alexander H. Holley who won the office in 1857. S S > m The key to the Weicker win was ncii Video Recorder By JACQUELINE BENNETT vote for Governor. elections. some big wins in some rather un Manchester Herald “I’ve teasingly said we need a But Bunnell said he’ll be back. “I usual places. In East Hampton, Little left to rejoice woman to clean up the statehousc, spoke with Marie and told her T il O U) home to outgoing Democratic Gov. It was another landslide victory but right now I’m the state Senator,” see you in a couple of years.’” z -< William O’Neill, Weicker $199 for Vernon Democrat Marie Herbst, Herbst said when asked if she might His immediate plans, he said, are H H dominated his competitors, winning who was elected to a third term as consider running for Governor in the to devote his energy to his position m I by nearly 2-1 over Rowland and 3-1 by Republican crowd 35th District State Senator with ap near future. ns selectman in Eastford. over Morrison. proximately 65 percent of the vote Despite her increasing popularity, Despite Bunnell’s confidence in 0 m Weicker also scored a significant Other than the rout of Morrison, Lowell P. Weicker. in Tuesday’s election, over her Herbst said she did not take Bunnell his political future, Vernon GGP By RICK SANTOS victory in traditionally Democratic 1 3 " Republicans could celebrate only “It’s a completely different elec Republican challenger Dean Bunnell for granuid. “I always run as if I Chairman Tony Muro, who came to 1 ^ Manchester Herald Hartford where he outpaced Mor Color TV the victory of incumbent slate Rep. tion than we had realized,” said of Eastford. have the strongest opponent against congratulate Democrats, said Bun rison by more than 2,100 votes and Paul Munns. Republican Town Chairman John 1. Unofficial results from the me,” she said. nell was not a strong candidate. R o MANCHESTER — When the in bested Rowland by almost 8,200 WITH REMOTE CONTROL And Munns, of the 9th district, Garside. “The Democrats split ranks Democratic headquarter in Vernon In addition, Herbst said, people o Super i/U Stores itial vote tallies from Tuesday’s and went for Weicker, then their Murro said Bunnell lacked name represents only a small portion of voted her because of her record of o ^ votes. 'The announcement led to yet election were posted at Republican showed Herbst won in a vote of Manchester. He defeated East own guys.” support for education and bringing recognition and never got his cam 2 CO another loud cheer from the Weicker campaign headquarters, the modest 19,816 to 10,426. supporters. Hartford’s treasurer. Democrat After the bad news had polluted ‘The thing people found out money back to the district. paign organized. “He didn’t get all m CO crowd of about 30 grew quiet. Henry Genga. GOP headquarters, beaten state his faculties together,” Muro said. But Weicker did lose in his own And that quietude turned to a about me is I’m a phone call away. I In a phone interview from 9^ 5 In the four other local races, representative candidates Kevin home town of Greenwich. Hiere he stone silence as more and more have made government work for the Eastford, Bunnell blamed his defeat There was little surprise among garnered only 9,083 votes to Democrats won by landslides, with MacKenzie and Reginald K. Preble people,” Herbst said of her victory. on the presence of Lowell Weicker, either party over the victory of numbers rolled in, revealing victories scored by incumbent state attempted to boost spirits by an Rowland’s 9,549 and Morrison’s widespread and severe losses for Results trickled in slowly from the former U.S. Republican Senator Weicker over Democrat Bruce Mor S > representatives John W. Thompson nouncing they would run for the 1,856. GOP candidates. the 14 towns in the district. Herbst who was elected Governor as an in rison and Republican John Rowland. and James R. McCavanagh, U.S. same piosts in two years. took every town except Bunnell’s dependent. CLEANS The mood was so poor that Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, and state hometown of Eastford. Bunnell said Weicker drew a high Herbst said she will make getting 30 > Republican party leaders resigned Sen. Michael P. Meotti. “This party, as well as myself, is Eady Coventry returns of 2,419 turnout of unaffiliated voters who the budget deficit under conuol a if! going to return in 1992,” said MAGNAVOX ITSELF themselves to rejoicing in the in And to make the local losses to 1,160 drew a gleeful response voted for Weicker, then moved to priority, emphasizing that she op Preble, adding that the Republicans 25" Color electric^ credibly poor support received lo more disappointing for GOP mem from Herbst. “Yea, that’s one of my the top line and voted for poses a state income tax and favors School cally by the Democratic guber bers, town voters also overwhelm could learn from the Democrats’ key towns,” she said. Democrats. spending control. Console TV natorial candidate Bruce Morrison. ingly supported Democrats for state campaigns. In Vernon, Herbst drew more He also said President George Herbst said she docs not an From Page 1 WITH REMOTE CONTROL The U.S. representative barely offices other than governor, which “We’re going to get them,” votes than any other candidate up Bush’s reneging on his ‘no new tax’ ticipate a problem in working with 19" Color TV mustered 20 percent of the votes. was won easily by independent MacKenzie said. promise hurt Republicans in state Weicker. WITH REMOTE CONTROL for election and even got a write-in SELF CLEANING IB LB. URGE CAPACITY proposals included reopening $399 Range Washer Bentley School, creating modular 71 percent cast classrooms and brick and mortar ad ditions to three elementary schools, she said. $379 The referendum to build an $11.1 Low Priced Extended Warranty Available Prompt Delivery! *279 votes at the polls million addition to Town Hall failed u: s i ----- E.,.' 11,774 to 6,438 — almost the same rate the school referendum passed. By SCOTT BREDE rent economy, Pilver said. “And Broderick said the Town Hall Manchester Herald they want to do something about it." Similar delays occurred at other plan was not as vital as the school FULL FEATURE voter stations around town, said referendum because town officials Microwave MANCHESTER — In response Great Buy! Super Value! to the troubled economy, town resi Herb Stevenson, the town’s already have office space, but there Democratic Regisuar of Voters. would have been no place for school Video Cassette Recorder Hi-Fi Stereo VCR dents swarmed to the polls Hicsday, Stevenson said during the after children to go with the upcoming creating lines up to 45 minutes long noon some voting lines were up to crunch in classroom space. S|99 and delaying final voting tallies. 45 minutes long. The lengthy waits “Maybe they can put town hall *299 At the 10th District polls at reflected the larger number of resi records in kindergarten classrooms,” Manchester High School, voting Back-To-Campus Special! machines stayed open almost half an dents who frequented the polls over she joked. r 1 VVhirlprft i foK□‘•Jl 1 lJUll i KUOi hour after they were supposed to those in the 1986 gubernatorial elec close to accommodate voters who tion, he said. CUBE TOUCH PAD 20 PINT T8CU. n . FROST-FREE showed up to the polls at the last According to Stevenson, 20,549, Refrigerator Microwave Dehumiditier or 71 percenL of the town’s 28,777 >jFISH ER 4-Heod VCR Refrigerotor minute. EMERGENCY At 8 p.m., the time voting is sup registered voters crammed the FIRE • POLICE - MEDICAL posed to shut down, nearly 60 voting booths T\iesday — a near five *249 people still stood in line to cast their percent rise over 1986 figures. DIAL 911 ballots, said Nancy Pilver, who was “The economy has alerted people In Manchester to what Representatives are doing 1 EUREKA tallying the district’s votes for the FAMOUS Republican Headquarters. with their money, and I think [the MAKER QUALITY VACUUM “People are upset” about the cur trend] is going to continue,” he said. 13" Color T\V TOSHIBA I hfM W/REMOTE CONTROL FUU FEATURE DELUXE Is your child Dryer Cordless Phone Whiflpool Hebron favored caught in a Rick Santoc/ManchMtar Harald Failure Chain? *249 CRESTFALLEN — Manchester Mayor Terry Werkhoven and quarters. The Republican party won only one local race Tues Republican Town Committee Chairman John Garside are dis day. Weicker, Meotti Your son or daugliler may have O f) P I O N E E J n W h irijxm l appointed as election returns are reported into GOP head weak study skills or |xx>r reading 9 as far as Hebron voters were con or math skills. 40" S O N Y By CAROL CLEVENGER Our certified teachers help D u ig id a iie Manchester Herald cerned. Although Kemler trounced Giant Screen LARGE CAPACITY students of all ages overcome AM/FM Cassette 12 CU. FT. FROST-FREE Tashjian in the overall statewide Color TV 'wkiritK^oi Washer T o s h i b a frustration and failure. " y FUli FEATURE GIANT CAPACITY Walkman Refrigerator HEBRON — Hebron voters election, she won the Hebron vote A few hours a week can help Andover followed state voting trend T Telephone Chest Freezer favored independent gubernatorial 1,282 to 1,181. them gain the Educational Edge* State Treasurer incumbent Fran V-— 1 3 9 $ 3 ^ 9 for governor. Herbst received 676 School. nine votes, with state treasurer can candidate Lowell Weicker with a *1999 J By CAROL CLEVENGER didate William lies faring a little vote of 1 4 9 4 . The OOP’s John cisco L. Borges, the Democratic 4 Ilcnson* Student* Fall Beatrice Kowalski won re-elec *399 Manchester Herald votes to challenger Dean Bunnell’s • Weak Study Skill* 339. The race between Secretary of tion as town registrar of voters, and better with 18. The Democratic and Rowland, the next strongest can candidate, was picked in Hebrm • Frustrallon wltli School Republican gubernatorial candidates didate, received 854 votes. Hebron over Republican Joan Kemler by a • Lack of Confidence State candidates Julia Tashjian (the Elaine Camposeo was elected to the ANDOVER — Town residents, in — Bruce Morrison and John voters chose to retain Fust District vote of 1,459 to 1,034. William • No Motivation Prices In This Ad T UecUve For One Week incumbent) and Pauline Kezer was position of probate judge, defeating I a heavy voter turnout, gave strong closer, with a 58-votc difference in Norman Preuss. Andover residents Rowland, respectively — each U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly and Curry, Democratic candidate for 9 6 5 9 -1 9 0 0 siqjport to independent gubernatorial MANCHESTER Tashjian’s favor. Kezer eventually also tipped their voting tally in favor garnered about 22 percent of the state Sen. Michael Meotti by a mar state comptroller, beat Joel GLASTONBURY WILLIMANTIC Y f S A 1 ...... candidate — and eventual statewide of state treasurer incumbent Francis vote. gin of 2-1 over their respective chal Schiavone in Hebron in a O pen M on . Ih u rs . Fn 9 30-0 p m 445 Hartford Road winner — Lowell Weicker, and won the race statewide. m 124 Hebron Avenue lues . Wed . lil 6. Sat til 5 Keeney St. Exit Off 1-384 1329 Main Street co Borges. The residents of Andover were lengers, James Garvey and Sonya 1,488-1,036 vote. O pen Sunday 12-5 & s u p e r U U s t o r e s Next To Super Stop & Shop voted to retain U.S. Rep. Sam Gej- Googins. The constitutional amendment ME HUNTINGTON Tel. 647-9997 \ C E 4 : ''a V Moderator Ken Lester read the evenly divided on the referendum Tel. 4500405 denson and State Sen. Marie Herbst. Concerned Citizens gubernatorial question of the constitutional Julia Tashjian, the Democratic in question passed in Hebrcm with a EAHNINGCENTEH results to a quiet crowd of 50 resi Weicker received 583 votes out of dents and election workers who candidates Joseph Zdonezyk and amendment with a vote of 240 in cumbent for secretary of state, total of 7M votes in favor, 687 votes a total of 1,123 Andover votes cast gathered at Andover Elementary Robert Ratchford register^ only favor and 215 against defeated Republican I^uline Kezer against. 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, November 7, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, November 7,1990__9 Now-Gov. Weicker is an array of contrasts RECORD By JUDD EVERHART Watergate hearings, Weicker South Africa, the Sullivan Principles f? ,; --f- ; ' : i r The Associated Press decided he was going to run for notwithstanding. Now elected president in 1980. He was forced out governor, he will likely give serious HARTFORD — Former within two months after getting no thought to divesting his portfolio of Republican U.S. Sen. Lowell P. serious support all those stocks. About Town Police Roundup Weicker Jr. will tell you that he ran For another, he told an inter When he lost his U.S. Senate seat for governor on his newly created viewer earlier this year that he most in 1988, he said he was walking off Cmmecticut Party ticket for the kids, hoped to be remembered as the the field for good. “No comebacks,” Buy a holiday wreath senator who saved the U.S. Con he proclaimed. Harassment charge lodged to put Connecticut first, party The First Congregational Church in Andover will be politics second. stitution during his 18 years in the He then went to work for a foun making wreaths and sprays for the holidays. The cost of His critics said he was running for Senate. dation promoting medical research, A Marlborough teen-ager was charged with harassing And for still another, he un where he spent the next year. a wreath is $15 and a spray is $10. Orders may be placed himself, his huge ego and, after a during the month of November by calling Mrs. Priscilla a female schoolmate while they drove in separate cars in stuiming defeat two years ago, to be abashedly claims that he is “the Ehiring the winter of 1989-90, Manchester. best” at “the business of govern political reporters heard increasingly Bronke (742-8666) or the Church office (742-7696). able to go out a wituier. Date of delivery has been set for Dec. 2. Julian Harper, 16, a student at East Catholic High But whatever they say, they can’t ment.” frequent rumblings about a potentid School,was ordered to pay an $88 fine for creating a deny that Weicker was, and always He is fond of saying, “You 1990 Weicker bid for governor, public disturbance which upset the 17-ycar-old ^ t had been since the day he got into promise me no new problems and despite his “No comebacks” state Reverend gives lecture Hartford girl. I’ll promise you no new taxes.” ment. the governor’s race, the clear front The Rev. Connie Sternberg, Society Minister, will runner. Often described as a maverick in Speculation reached a fever pitch Police say Harper was a passenger in a car with three speak on the topic, “I Need TTiis Place!” at Unitarian other males when it stopped at a t^ f ic light at the inter For months, he had more support Washington, he’s fought many a in late winter and, on March 2, Universalist Society: East, in Manchester, on Sunday, section of Buckland Road and Tblland T\impike. The vic in the polls than his two opponents lonely battle on behalf of the Weicker announced he would run children, the handicapped, AIDS for governor as an independent. Nov, 11, at 10:30 am . All interested people are welcome tim also was stopped at the light. — months go by. at services of UUS:EasL Infant care and a program of Weicker talks frequently about his victims, the politically and other According to the victim, the males began to jeer at and wise suppressed. He was arrested He had concluded he could not religious education for youth coincide with the service. A integrity, calling that quality “the win the GOP nomination for gover coffee and fellowship hour follow. For more information, verbally harass her, police said. At one poinL Harper ex hallmark of Lowell Weicker.” His outside the South African embassy ited the car he was in and went to the victim’s car, plac in Washington during an anti-apart nor and was creating his own party. caU 646-5151. critics, like state GOP Chairman He chose A Connecticut Party as its ing his hand on her shoulder. He then got back into the V heid protest. Richard Foley, scoff at the claim. name. The “A” was put in the name car he was in. Foley bluntly calls Weicker a phony. For those battles he has won to make sure he was listed third on Talk on “Revaluation” Harper denied that he touched the victim during the in Weicker often glosses over details well-deserved praise. the ballot, because, after the Manchester homeowners are urged to attend an 8 pm . cident, police said. when talking about his plans for But then come other revelations. Democrats and Republicans, can meeting T h u r^ y night, Nov. 8, at the Manchester Elk’s The victim also charged that when the light changed, state government. He put together a The Greenwich millionaire, didates’ parties are listed alphabeti Lodge, 30 Bissell S t, to hear a talk on the planned the two cars began moving, but the car that the males plan for eliminating the budget TIm Assoclat*d Pr«ss whose grandfather helped found the cally and there was already a “Con “Revaluation” by Town Assessor Michael Bekech. were in quickly cut in front of the car the victim was in, deficit when it passed $200 million Squibb pharmaceutical corporation, cerned Citizens” party on the ballot. WEICKER ARRIVES TO VOTE — Independent Lowell P. Weicker Jr., the newly elected The Lodge, BJ*,0. Elks 1893, has donated its head causing her to brake sharply in order to avoid a collision. and said he’d have another when if derided the Senate for refusing to Reporters sometimes find him governor of Connecticut, is shown here arriving at North Street School in Greenwich Tuesday quarters for this important talk on “Revaluation” and its it got to $400 million. It’s almost adopt his proposals for full financial difficult. During the news con to cast his ballot in the gubernatorial election. As he arrived, he greeted campaign workers. At effect on what homeowners will be paying in taxes in there now. disclosure, then this year refused to ference when he released partial tax years to come. All members of the Manchester Lodge His original plan relied on tradi release his own tax returns. returns, he didn’t hesitate to cuss ieft is his wife, Ciaudia. and any town resident is invited. tional ^proaches to the budget: cut He kept $11,000 in campaign and swear as he talked about his Public Meetings ting consultant and travel fees and contributions from his 1988 cam frustration dealing with the issue. imposing man. The national reputa brother of then-Vice President than 1 percent margin — after a bit stemming growth in personnel costs paign — legal, but ridiculed as petty He acted insulted that anyone tion he once enjoyed, as well as his George Bush. Weicker won the ter, oftra negative, campaign. The following meetings are scheduled for today: through attrition. And he wants to by Morrison. would suggest he had something to dominance of Connecticut nomination, but Bush had enough Prior to his Senate service, he College Notes try to stimulate the state’s economy He rants about South Africa but hide, even though he was hiding Republican politics for years, support to qualify for a primary. spent one two-year term in the U.S. MANCHESTER by cutting some business taxes, an still owns stocks in companies doing several things, like the exact enhanced that image. Bush, however, dropped plans for a House, a term as Greenwich first Hockanum River Linear Commission, Lincoln Center approach many Democrats and business in the white-i^ed nation. amounts of money he made for in But he was always at odds with primary in the interest of party unity selectman and two terms in the state some economists say doesn’t work. The distinction he makes is that vestments. He also whited-out the the GOP, more so at the national and Weicker was narrowly re House of Representatives. Stebner serves in Middle East gold room, 7:30 p.m. Library Board, Whiton Library, 7:30 pan. His persona is one of intriguing those companies have endorsed the amount of alimony he was paying to level than in Connecticut, though he elected that year. When he announced his can Army 1st L t Danna E. Stebner, daughter of Cecilia contrasts. equal-opportunity guidelines known two former wives, although no one had his problems in his home state, Six years later, Weicker fell vic didacy for governor in March, and M. Stebner of 58 Chestnut Sl, and Daniel E. Stebner of That he has a big ego is not open as the SiJlivan Principles. asked him for that information that too. tim to a stunning upset at the hands on many occasions since, Weicker Salinas, Calif., has arrived for duty in the Persian Gulf ANDOVER Public Safety Building Committee, Firehouse, 7:30 to question. State law, however, prohibits the day. He faced a serious intraparty chal of then-Attorney General Joseph I. has tried to sound humbler. He talks area. pjn. Still buoyed by the national state from owning any stocks in any Weicker is often described as lenge for his Senate nomination in Lieberman, a Democrat, who won about getting taken down a peg or She is a medium truck platoon leader and had been reputation he won during the Senate companies doing business with larger than life. At 6-foot-6, he is an by 10,000 votes — a margin of less two. stationed at Fort Riley, Kan., for the past two years. O 33 1982 from Prescott S. Bush Jr., BOLTON She is a 1983 graduate of Stafford High School and a DO 1“ Zoning Commission Public Hearing, Community Hall, 1988 graduate of Northeastern University, Boston, Mass. S S 7 pjn. Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 8 pjn. > m Democrats retain control of General Assembly COVENTRY O CO Parks and Recreation Commission, PhUiot’s Raik, 7:30 z -< well. campaign to keep control of the General Assembly. Births By PETER VILES Pelto said only a handful of the 131 House incum ELECTION FEVER — Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cummings reads off eiection resuits pjn. All 187 seats in the General Assembly — 151 in the bents who sought re-election in the House appeared Republicans, meanwhile, hoped that voter frustration H H The Associated Press Tuesday night at Democratic headquarters in the Burr Corners shopping plaza. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, House, 36 in the Senate — were up for grabs Tbesday. headed for defeat, an indication that anti-incumbent over the state’s sagging economy and the record tax in WILDE, Erin Melissa, daughter of Timothy J. and 7:30 pjn. m I Going into the election, the Democrats controlled the sentiment was not widespread in Connecticut. creases of 1989 would help them win control of at least Mary Jane Rea Wilde of 108 N. Elm St., was bom O a. 4 Town Hall Renovation Committee, Town Office o m HARTFORD — The Democratic Party, which lost House 88-63 and the Senate 23-13. one chamber of the Legislature in Tliesday’s election. the governor’s office Hiesday after holchng it for 16 “By voting for Weicker, the electorate released at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Building. 7:30 p.m. Unofficial results showed Democrats winning or Twenty House incumbents did not seek re-election, grandparents are Muriel and Thomas Rea, 40 Doane St. years, held on to much of its political power by keeping whatever anti-incumbent sentiment that existed,” Pelto leading in 89 House races, to 61 for the GOP, and lead said. “Incumbents in Coimecticut are wiiming and win including 12 Democrats and eight Republicans. Six Her paternal grandparents are Louise and Harold Wilde, HEBRON control of both chambers of the General Assembly. Obituaries O O ing or winning in 20 Senate races, to 16 for the GOP. ning big.” senators did not seek re-election, four Republicans and Vernon. She has two brothers, Billy, 6 and Todd, 4. Amston Lake/Hcbron Tax District, Town Hall, 7:30 “If you look at the political landscape in Connecticut The General Assembly elections were considered In the Seimte, two of the 30 incumbents who sought two E>emocrats. p.m. n tonight, there’s Lowell Weicker and there’s the crucial because the next Legislature, working with the re-election were in danger of losing. They were Democrats, facing voter anger over 1989 tax in LaBREC, Frances M artha, daughter of Gary P. and Historical District Study, Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. S n i Democratic Buty,” said state Democratic Chairman governor’s office, will rewrite the boundaries of every Democrat John Atkin of Norwalk and Democrat creases that totalled $900 million, mounted an aggres Barbara Flannery LaBrec of 337 Oakland St., was bom Mabel E. Cowles Allen Russell of Andover. New York State Veterinary School at Q 03 Bom in Hartford, he was a tool John F. Droney Jr., referring to Weicker’s third-party legislative and congressional district in the state. Thomas Sullivan of Guilford. sive, coordinated campaign. In campaign literature that Oct. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mabel E. Cowles, 83, of Biloxi, Cornell University in Ithaca, NY, m c/3 and die maker at Zako Tool Co., victory in the gubernatorial race. That process, Imown as redistricting, tends to be The only state lawmaker who ran on Weicker’s ticket surprised Republicans, Democrats portrayed themsel grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flannery, Miss., died Thesday (Nov. 6) at her Class of 1966. In 1968, he joined the Tolland. He was a member of the w o Droney said Democratic leaders are “looking for politically charged, and often works to the benefit of ves as fiscal conservatives who have fought to cut Sprin^ield, Mass. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Paul home. family business, Bushnell’s Animal — state Sen. Emile Benvenuto, R-Stamford — ap Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Thoughts ward to working with Weicker on the state’s problems.” waste in government while delivering on promised state LaBrec, 5 Hawthorne Sl She h ^ a brother Nicholas, 3 Cowles was a native of Hospital, which was started by his the party that controls the Assembly. peared headed for defeat. With 20 of 24 precincts Saints, the British-American Club, Early, unofficial returns showed the Democrats hold “Things are going extraordinarily well. We may even aid to cities and towns. and a sister Sarah, 1. Manchester and had been a coast grandfather, Fred Bushnell. He reporting, he trailed Republican William Nickerson of the New England Trail Riders As m > ing their advantage in the House of Representatives. It Republican leaders acknowledged that several other' resident since 1958. She was a retired Nov. 1 of this year due to ill pick up a couple of seats in the House,” said state Rep. Greenwich, 42 percent to 32 percent, or 9,105 votes to sociation, and the New England “God, the great big stick in the mud” or so some think. looked like they might lose as many as three seats in Jonathan Pelto, the Democratic Party’s political direc 6,994 votes. factors worked against their efforts to win control of the CHEN, Peggy Cleo, daughter of Harry and Kathy charter member of Westminster health. Presbyterian Church, Gulfpoit, a Sports Committee. One of the greatest opportunities for mankind is to truly the Senate, but will ^parently control that chamber as tor. The Democratic Party had mounted an aggressive Assembly. Chen of 345 Buckland Hills Drive, was bom Oct. 6 at 30 > member of the Gulf^xirt Woman’s He was a member of the U.S. seek pleasure. *16 (in a sense) be a hedonist. Hedonism is Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal and pater He also is survived by his mother, Club, and the Keesler Officers’ Army Intelligence Corp. from 1956 the teaching that pleasure is the principle good. Now that nal grandparents live in California. Barbara Russell Baio of Wives Qub. to 1959. He was a parishioner of Sl. doesn’t sound like normal religious talk, does it? She is survived by her husband. Wethersfield; a paternal KENEFICK, Danielle Marie, daughter of Edward J. grandmother, Pauline Russell of James Church and was a trustee of The point is that we can be “Christian hedonists.” Moffett’s political comeback is crushed by Franks and Susan Jarosz Kenefick HI, of 45 Benton St., was Col. Walter George Cowles of the Lutz Children’s Museum, Christians who seek pleasure. Now tied in this pursuit is East Hartford; daughter. Amber Lee Biloxi; two daughters, Mrs. William Manchester. bom Oct. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Russell of Rockville; and three the understanding that the epitome of pleasure is being party candidate gamering 1 percent. ried the Republican banner. Franks’ victory party. night. But shortly before 11 p.m. side. F. (h^ybelle) Dukes of Gulfpoit, maternal grandmother is Ihtricia Jarosz of Centerville, sisters, Donna (Russell) Sakli, of and doing exactly what God would want us to do and be. By JOHN DIAMOND Franks tallied 90,456 votes to Mof But I r a ^ hardly ran on a civil The close battle to replace DeLauro, a former aide to Sen. “The voters are sending a mes and Mrs. Warley (Dolores) Hmper Ohio. Her paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Edward Rockville, and Lisa (Russell) Taylor Besides his wife, he is survived When we live as God has designed us to live, we will be The Associated Press fett’s 82,041. rights platform. During Bush’s visit Democratic Rep. Bruce Morrison in Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., sage,” DeLauro told a boisterous of Versailles, Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. J. Kenefick Jr., 47 Baldwin Road. and Michele (Russell) Powers, both by a son, Andrew F. Bushnell, a stu living at our best Franks claimed victory shortly to Waterbury, Franks praised Bush the 3rd District was razor-thin all claimed victory with Dodd at her crowd at her headquarters. Clarence (Annie) Cassells of Bolton, HARTFORD — Gary Franks of Vernon. dent at Syracuse University, after 10 pm. for vetoing the civil rights reform PAGANI, Joelle Diana, daughter of Robert E. and and Mrs. Howard (Violet) Cassells Syracuse, N.Y.; a daughter, Susan The Westminster confession states that the chief end of blocked the political comeback of The last Republican to serve in bill. And two locally prominent of East Hartford; one brother, Her Funeral services will be Thursday man is to glorify God. When we are intent on living in a Democrat Toby Moffett Thesday to Barbara Kennedy-ftgani of 137 Hebron Road, Bolton, A. Bushnell of Manchester; three the House was Oscar de Priest of blacks in Waterbury endorsed Mof was bom O ct 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her bert Tedford of Manchester; three at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill Funerd brothers, Paul F. Bushnell and Peter way that brings glory (honor) to God, the natural out become the first black Republican to grandchildren; and six great come will be that we would eiqterience intense pleasure. Chicago, who left office in 1935. fett. maternal grandfather is Joseph L. Kennedy of Home, Rocky Hill, with burial in M. Bushnell, both of Manchester; win a U.S. House seat since the grandchildren. She was predeceased Maybe we are not to be hedonists in the impure sense of “This was a very tough cam The Pranks victory ensured that Newington. Her paternal grandparents are Philomena and Rose Hill Memorial Phrk. Calling and David F. Bushnell of Bolton; his 1930s. by her parents, Robert John Tedford the word, but when our real pursuit in life is God’s paign,” Franks told 200 screaming the GOP would retain control of the Edward Htgani of Coconut Creek, Fla. hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to mother-in-law, Harriett Madden of Liberal Democrat Rosa DeLauro m m and Mai7 Aim Ritchie Tedford. honor, a by-product is our pleasure. reporters at the Elton Hotel in seat vacated by Republican guber 9 pjn. at the funeral home. Talcottville; and three nieces and claimed victory in the 3rd District, Visitation will be at Bradford- Waterbury. “Toby Moffett is a natorial candidate John Rowland. three nephews. Paul F. Knight the state’s other open seat. O’Keefe Funeral Home, Gulfpoit, In the other four Connecticut strong opponent. He put everything Moffett attributed his defeat to the Trinity Covenant Church frwn 5 to 7 pjn. Wednesday. The A Memorial Mass will be he had into this race. But he didn’t Republican pull of gubernatorial Lottery House seats, incumbents won easy Dr. Richard W. Bush- celebrated Friday at 11 a.m. at St. candidate John Rowland and to the funeral service will be at 10 a.m. victories. Democratic Reps. Barbara have what I have.” James Church, 896 Main St., The national Republican Party disarray of the Democratic Party in Thursday at the Westminster Pres nell, D.V.M. Ketmelly in the 1st District and Sam byterian (Thurch. hiterment will be Manchester. Private burial will be in marked the Franks race as one of its Connecticut. Though Rowland lost, % Here are Thesday’s lottery results from around New Gejdenson in the 2nd District easily in the Biloxi National Cemetery. Dr. Richard W. Bushnell, East Cemetery, Manchester. Calling Manchester Herald priorities this year. President Bush he was highly popular in the 5th won re-election. Republican Reps. f: England: 'The family prefers memorials to the D.V.M., 55, of Manchester, husband hours arc Thursday from 2 to 4 and came to the district to stump for the District, a seat he vacated to run for Christopher Shays in the 4th District Westminster Presbyterian Church, of Mary Jane (Madden) Bushnell, 7 to 9 p.m. at Watkins Funeral Waterbury real estate developer. governor. i Connecticut Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. and Nancy Johnstm in the 6th also 5005 Lawson Ave., Gulfpoit, MS died TViesday (Nov. 6, 1990) at Home, 142 E. Center St., Franks stood to become the only “Let’s imderstand that he has Daily: 0-5-6. Play Four: 8-9-5-9. Lotto: Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. won by wide margins. 39507. Hartford Hospitd after a long battle Manchester. With 93 percent of precincts black GOP member of the House, made history and we congratulate 02-07-09-12-19-33 with leukemia. reporting, Franks led Moffett 52 pending the outcomes of a race in him on that,” Moffett told sup TURN ON THE LIGHTS! Massachusetts Robert M. Russell He was bom in Manchester on Contributions may be made to the USPS 327-500 VOL. CX. No. 33 percent to 47 percent with a third- Ohio in which a black candidate car porters at a hotel just blocks from May 5,1935, a son of the late Dr, F. Richard W. Bushnell Scholarship Four lucky kids will have the chance to ride with Daily: 7-2-2-5 Robert M. Russell, 31, of Rock Acting Publisher ville, died Saturday ^ o v . 3, 1990) Forbes Bushnell and Dorothy Fund, c/o Savings Bank of JEANNE G. FROMERTH Santa in a Fire Truck to light the Christmas tree in Northern New England at Hartford Hospital. Survivors in (Warner) Bushnell, and was a life Manchester, 923 Main St., Pick Three: 3-6-1. 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(T CO/AZS TO (amber-colored) and Black Mission varieties. A • For free recipes, serving suggestions and nutri I Flc^HTlH^ THE chewy exterior and soft inside gives figs an interest • Combine chopped pitted prunes, other dried tion information, send a self-addressed, stamped V PATTUE OF ing texture that complements a winter fruit bowl. fruit, high-fiber cereal and nuts for a great take- business-size envelope to The California Fig THE PULrSE... Figs are high in potassium, fiber, calcium, mag along snack. APPLES Advisory Board; P.O. Box 709; Fresno, CA nesium and iron. • Skewer fresh fruit chunks alternately with 93712 Kiwifruit from California provides a bright whole, pitted prunes on bamboo sticks. • Core a Golden Delicious apple, sprinkle it with green color and luscious taste. It can be sliced, cut in cinnamon, microwave it (covered) four min • Whirl moist, pitted prunes, strawberries, a utes, spoon on frozen yogurt for a hot and cool, half and scooped with a spoon or eaten whole (skin J banana and yogurt in a blender for a quick totally delicious snack or dessert. and all). Kiwifruit is an excellent source of Vitamin lowfat, high-fiber breakfast drink. 1 C. It is also high in fiber and has significant amounts ALLEY OOP by Dava Graua • Toss pitted prunes in deli-prepared carrot or • Mix apple chunks into a favorite high-fiber FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa of Vitamin E. breakfast cereal for a sweet crunch and extra YTHINK IT'S ^ IT WONT ( SURE BEATS BCTJNCIN* WHY'N'CHA LET I'M AFRAID \ UMAVm ! MEBBE mixed green salad. 'ER MOSEYUPO n ) WE CAN'T PO THAT, BOUNCIN' /kROUND Oregon, Washington and California all deliver fiber. tap OF THAT y J/kKE.' THESE I ON AN OLD NA6 p lf ^ B C 7 0 P \ HILL SO WE .Tm AVERICKS AREN'Ty HAS ITS AD- fresh Anjou, Bose, and a number of other pear vari • For snack ideas and recipes, please write to The CAN TAKE A > MADE T'STRAY, C ' VANTAGES AFTER C a n i n e eties to supermarkets across the country all year California Prune Board; World Trade Center; • Match slices of different apple varieties with • ^ GET USED LOOK AROUND.!*) FROM TH' TRAIL! V _a^ A L L ' C H A $ ^ P TO THIS long. Bartlett Pears are in the stores July through Suite 103; San Francisco, CA 94!11-4293 lowfat cheese and whole wheat crackers for a h o s p i t a l delicious snack or appetizer. v-w 7i December. At only 98 calories per medium-sized ^ M A C e p F2 'V Y A lA A A i Z .f/M - M A A Nf pear, this very juicy and naturally sweet fruit is high • Dip apple slices into lowfat yogurt. in dietary fiber and potassium. KIWIFRUIT S a Day-for Better Moist, sweet California prunes are a tasty and Bite right in- -skin and all for a daringly deli- 9 . a easy-to-transport snack. Add prunes to trail mix, • For a free brochure on the top six Washington cious snack. apple varieties with a recipe for each, send a California Department of Health Services o I / / - 7 Is 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, November 7.1990— 13 12^MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Wednesday, November 7, 1990 Menus *■«' The following lunches will be green beans, corn: Chicken meatball grinder, green beans, no lunch: Thursday: Half day, no tuikey and gravy, whipped potato, Bolton Elementary- HOME A 'RO W tV served during the week o f Nov. sandwich, fruit, milk, niesday: Leg choice of fruit, milk. lunch. Friday: Calrone with sauce iH-occoli, school baked roll, cranber 12-16. of veal with gravy, baked potato, or meatball grinder, green beans, ry sauce, fruit cri^ , Thursday: Center wax beans: Egg salad sandwich, Manchester junior choice of fruit, milk. Mexican Day: Twin tacos with Mayfair and Westhill fruit, milk. Wednesday: Chicken ala meat cheese, lettuce and tomato, Monday: Veterans’ day, no highs Coventry High School school. Tuesday: Juice, beef stew, Gardens king over rice, carrots: 'Rirkey Mexicalli rice, fresh banana. sandwich, fruit, milk. Thursday: Monday: Veterans’ day, no Monday: Veterans’ Day, no Friday: Italian Day: School-baked hot roll, cookie and ^plesauce. Monday: Veteran’s day, no meals Pot roast with gravy, whipped school. Tuesday: Baconburger on school. Ihesday: Fish and cheese pizza, tossed garden salad, Italian Wednesday: No lunch, milk and served, niesday: Apple juice, baked potato, peas: Chicken salad roll, corn niblets or salad bar, choice on a roll, french fries, assorted fruit. dressing, Italian fruit surprise. snack available. Thursday: No ham with raisin sauce, baked sandwich, fruit, milk. Friday: of fruit, milk. Wednesday: Veal par Wednesday: lYista with meat sauce, lunch, milk and snack available. potatoes, peas and carrots, dinner Chicken croquettes with poulette megiana, pasta with sauce, tossed tossed sal^ , hot garlic bread, as Friday: Meat and cheese pizza, roll, tapioca pudding. Wednesday: sauce, zucchini, broccoli: l\ina salad salad or sdad bar, choice of fruit, sorted fruit. Thursday: Bacon, let Nathan Hale & tossed salad, choice of dressing, RE/MAX EAST OF THE RIVER (203) 647-1419 Beef noodle soup, chicken sandwich, fhiit, milk. milk. Thursday: Chicken nuggets, tuce and tomato sandwich, potato Robertson fruited gelatin with topping. 297_east_cente^sLjnanchest0^ ala’range, mashed potatoes, carrot buttered noodles, glazed carrots, or chips, vegetable sticks, assorted Monday: Veterans’ day, no Andover-Hebron slices, rye bread, fruit cocktail. Manchester High & salad bar, choice of fruit, milk. fruit Friday: Calzone, tossed salad, ' a Thursday: Cranberry juice, veal Friday: Calzone with sauce, or school. Ttiesday: Grilled pizza o^hnnlc BRAND NEW LISTING!!! assorted fruit Real Estate Dynamite 7 room Cape on Benton St in Manchester. parmesan, parslied stells, spinach, ROTC meatball grinder, green beans or deli sandwich, cwn niblets, juice bar. Monday: Veterans’ day, no Renovated from top to bottom Inside and out! 3 wheat bread, peaches. F rid ay : Monday: Veterans’ day, no bar, choice of fruit, milk. Coventry Grammar Wednesday: Sliced turkey and bedrooms, 2 full baths, delightful kitchen with deluxe it school. Ihesday: Doughboy, potato Pineapple juice, sauerbraten- school. Ihesday: Baconburger on gravy, whipped potato, broccoli, 647-8400 cabinetry and a hardwood floor. Beautiful atrium puffs, diced carrots, pudding with gingersnap gravy, mashed potatoes, roll, com niblets, choice of fruit, Manchester elemen School school-baked roll, cranberry sauce, 168 Main Street, Maiiehehler doors overlook enormous deck and pretty yard. 2-car topping. Wednesday: Hrench bread garage and lots more! Asking $145,CX)0. green bea^, w h ^ bread, sherbet. milk. Wednesday: Veal parmegiana, Monday: Veterans’ day, no fruit crisp. Thursday: Twin tacos pasta with sauce, tossed salad, tary schools school, niesday: Chinese Day: with meat and cheese, lettuce and pizza, choice of vegetable, juice Beautiful llowets, garden area In iNs fenced-ln Great opportunity iwaks you In this marvelous back yard. D eli^ul Cokmial lealuring 3 Meals on Wheels tomato, Mexicalli rice, chilled cups. Thursday: Chicken nuggets, Urge and roomy — Two bedroom Townhouse choice of fruit, milk. Thursday: Monday: Veterans’ day, no Baked chicken nuggets, sweet and 8 plus room Colonial wtti 2i/i baltw, 4 bedrooms plus In-law or master bedroom sule. rice pilaf, green beans, chocolate — End uni lor more windows. Located on The hot noon meal is listed first Chicken nuggets, buttered noodles, school. Ihesday: Waffles or french sour sauce, Chinese rice, chqice of pineapple. Friday: School-baked bedrooms, and huge rac room. Asking $200'a Call Baibara. cake, com Ivead. Friday: Grinders, $229,800. C al Barbara. Highland St. Asking $120's. Call Barbara. and the cool evening meal, second: glazed carrots, choice of fruit, milk. toast, sausage links, juice, choice of vegetables. Oriental pineapple. pizza, tossed garden salad, assorted salad, chips, fruit. V Monday: American chop suey. Friday: Calzone with sauce or fruit, milk. Wednesday: Half-day, Wednesday: American ^ y; Sliced fruit. Asian lamb riblets wins 1990 American lamb contest lifll SITTING PRETTY!!! i II sistant food editor for “Lamb Chops taurant critic for “Cordero tard-Mint;” Christine Makuch, To receive a copy o f the winning A saucy “Southeast Asian Grilled cause they’re inexpensive, and also ONCE IN A BLUE MOON Mature landscaping surrounds this 8 room Colonial Manchsstsr $190,900 Manchestar With Balsamic Sauce;” Linda Adovada;” Karen Maitis, Cooking Woman’s World senior associate recipes, write Robin Ganse, Food Does such a great buy come along! This spacious 8 New England Tradition Wlordable 6 room Cape in convenient location. Lamb Riblets” has captured flrst something that could be picked up on Boulder Rd. in Manchester. Features include 4 Manchester food editor for “Butterflied Leg of Editors’ Recipes, American Lamb room English TUdor is priced right at $137,500! Sacriliced lovely Dutch Colonial sitting pretty Extras include vinyl siding, finished basement, prize in the second annual “Food and eaten at cocktail parties,” she Beaulieu, free-lancer and publisher Contest Chronicle editor for “Lamb bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fireplace, 1st floor laundry and a Ranch style luxurious home — 9 rooms, 4-1/2 Beautiful floor plan with 4 bedrooms, lovely LR with flexible floor plan! 2 rear* porches and an open porch on large lot oil Keeney S i Family room looks 2 baths, and more. Call lor details. Ask lor Ron of The Digest, Wrentham, MA Shanks in Olive Sauce;” Helene Lamb;” Phyllis Singer, features Council, 6911 S. Yosemite, out on IG pool, wraparound deck and gazebo. baths, one ol a kind. $399,000. Call Rosalie Z. Editors’” Choice American Lamb says. Edwards, who created the dish fireplace, sunroom, formal DR. Many distinguished between the house and 2 car garage add to your en Brunetli — 647-1419 or Res. 643-7014. Fournier, Res. 649-3087. editor for the Waterloo Courier, Englewood, CO 80112; (303) Call Diane Comollo, Res. 228-4514. Recipe Contest" three years ago, adds that the ap for “Loin of Lamb With Eggplant Burton, president of Creative Ven features throughout, walk-up attic, 1-car garage and joyment of its very private and quiet setting! Offered Waterloo, Iowa for “Lamb Curryr 771-3500. MORE! See for yourself! at $264,900. Carol S. Edwards, a freelance petizer always draws rave reviews Flan, Roasted Red Pepper Coulit tures, Minneapolis for “Lamb Pot An toremelione/ Nerwortr o l hdepoodenO, OmoO wid Qperared Rm / Eiiare Officae food columnist and feature writer when served, “even from people and Fresh Rosemary Sauce” and O’Soup;” and Gale Stevens from s for Florida Ibday newspaper, Mel who have never eaten lamb.” Charles Monaghan, food editor foi Woman’s Day Specials for “Lamb LATVIAN CHURCH bourne, FL, submitted the winner to “I love cooking with lamb and The Record, Hackensack, NJ foi Kabul.” the American Lamb Council’s com converting people who haven’t tried “Lamb Salad.” Also in third place are Katherine Vinton Village Rie 31 REAL ESTATE c / b CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 3466 D Mam St., Coventry petition open to food edittn^ and i t but I h ^ no idea I could win Other third place winners are Elin Bieluck, Woman’s Day Specials for 985 Main Street c / b HILIPS writers. The event is part of Septem something like this,” she says. Jeffords, Arizona Republic res- “Rosemary Lamb Chops With Mus 395 NORTH MAIN STREET 703'647-7653 OFF REAL ESTATE Manchester. CT 06040 rtEALTOFT MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 L U M r A N Y 203 643-2215 FAX ‘ 1 YR. BUYER ® ber’s National Lamb Month celebra Besides Edwards, who will Saturday, November 10 (203) 647-8000 742-1450 647-8120 PROTECTION AVAILABLE tions. receive an all-expense paid trip to THE LITTLE 9am-2pm Critiqued for taste, healthiness, Vail, judges selected four second OF CHFA CANDIDATE! simplicity and creativity, entries THEATRE C H F A 8 .5 % place winners and 12 third place Presents THE SPICE OF LIFE!!! $64,500-$68,000 were judged by Keith K e o ^ execu winners. MANCHESTER Ethnic Foods ^ Handcrafted Items Enjoy your days and nights LANDLORD tive chef at Walt Disney World’s In second place are Mary Ellen Winter Street off Center Street FREEl Move right into these 2 bedroom Epcot Center: Sandy Krogh, a Miller, Globe-Gazette, Mason City, Ranch Condos with private entrances, O I! TONY AWARD California home economist and food Iowa food editor for “Greek Style carpeting and hardwood llooring, ap DO r- consultant; Cecille Lamalle, Res L e g o f Lamb;” Stephen Twenty-Fifth Annual Manchester Rotary Cluh plianced kitchens, decks, and pool too! Be convenient to bus, shopping, and taurant Hospitality food editor; Michaelides, Restaurant Hospitality > m much more! Wendy foster, registered dietitian editor for “Lamb Steaks, Greek CHARM ABOUNDS — Doll house is COZY AMBIANCEI Absolutely im LEASE/PURCHASE A BEAUTY 3 ^ maculate inside & out, vinyl siding, in immaculate condition. Main and nutritionist, and Walter Style;” Linda Anusasananan, Sunset ANTIQUE SHOW S85.900 DO energy efficient, walking distance to tenance free vinyl siding, 3 BRs, O Neuhold, executive chef for Den Magazine special assignments editor Nbu can move right into this spacious 2 Association Beach. Affordable price, stove, refrig. Enjoy lake area ac Z •< ver’s Westin Hotel Augusta Res for “Hot Lamb Salad” and Gail Sat.,NO\.Wj 10a.m. to5 p.m. COVENTRY, ONLY $115,517. Dir: tivities, COVENTRY, $114,500. Dir: bedroom Ranch Condo with new wall- taurant Ghetia, Restaurant Hospitality Rte. 31 to Daley, Lt on South, Lt on Rte. 31 to Daley, Lt on South. Lt on to-wall carpeting throughout, newly ^ “ H “ i Lakeview, Lt on Hickory, #84. plianced kitchen, pool and beautiful Edwards says her delicious lamb senior editor for “Romanian Lamb Lakeview, #74. m I Sun., NOV. 11, 10 a.m. to4 p.m. grounds too! Condo lees include heat & 0 m riblets marinated oriental style with Stew.” hot water! Spend the tall days in beaufi- coriander, coconut soy, ginger, Third place winners include Howell Cheney Technical School lul Vt/ickham Park! 1 ^ NaiKy Backas, Restaurants and In sesame seeds, brown sugar, garlic 3 Thompson Rd., Apt. 1H, Manchester MOVE RIGHT IN tll $300,000 and chili pepper, were in^ired by a stitutions senior editor of food for November 9,10, IS, 16,17 791 Middle Turnpike West Beautiful Glastonbury Colonial with 4 Centrally located, 2nd floor Condo in nice condition. Four O o year she q>ent in Thailand. “Cuban Lamb Loin Chops;” Lisa A VILLA AT COVENTRY — bedrooms! Cozy up in the fireplaced East Catholic High School Manchester, Connecticut rooms, 2 bedrooms, IV 2 baths & fully applianced. Priced to PRIVACY AND SHORT WALK to Stonework and marble surround this o “I looked at using lamb riblets be Brainerd, Ladies’ Home Jounud as living room, enjoy the ease ol the ap (EX IT 60 O FF 1-84 - 8 MUes East of Hartford) sell quickly! Asking $85,900. playground 5 room Ranch with pos unique property. Second story plianced kitchen and first floor laundry. o ^ 8:00 p.m. sible additional 3 bedrooms in base Also Available — Just Listed! bedroom balcony with view of lake, The 2 car attached garage is an extra! 2 CO For tickets call V flU je CHARM IVonMUinwi ment, 1t/4 baths, appliances, large kitchen and dining room, CHFA Approved Relax on the 1.36 acres close schools, m CD 6 4 7 - 9 8 2 4 fenced-in rear yard, heated base COVENTRY, $128,775. Hurry and ADMISSION $3.00-$2.50 with this ad ment, newer roof. ENFIELD, shopping, and convenient to Route 2. (303)649-7560 1 bedroom, 1st floor end unit in same complex! Asking take advantage of this spectacular O General Tickets $8.00 Students and Seniors $6.00 $ 71,000. $125,900. program I Call todayl m >f. OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 0 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM 5 “ U & R REALTY CO. 3 3 > D.W.FISH < r \ 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 THE REALTY COMPANY I I AXlTncI ^^f|^)Rober1 D. Murdock, Realtor 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET ’ MANCHESTER 871-1400 643-1591 DON’T WAIT CHFA POSSIBLES! SOUTH WINDSOR -'iiSsSi See this bvely 6 room 3 yr. old Cape, that offers all large rooms, 1st floor LAMB — Lamb riblets, a dish from Thailand featur RIBLETS Network Tavern JUST STARTING OUT? COMPLETEty REFURBISHED master bedroom, living room with fireplace, tiled floor kitchen that is fully ap ing lamb marinated oriental style with a blend of spices, cap Open 7 Days A Week for Your Casual Enjoyment COVENTRY $105,000 MANCHESTER $134,900 plianced, 1 car garage, 2 full baths. Adking $178,000. NWS Excellent starter home in good condition with great polential for A beautiful home redone throughout including ALL new kitchen tured first prize In the second annual Food Editors’ Choice expansion. Beautiful well landscaped lot. Why not call to see If and bath, NEW siding, roof, furnace and storm windows. Perfect Daily Specials you qualify to begin herel for 1 si time buyer. American Lamb Recipe Contest. Italian Specials Every Wednesday Chili Every Thursday 706 Hartford Road Specializing in MARC Bakery Jenny Bakery New^ York Strip Steaks Every Friday Manchester, CT Pasta, Pizza Live Entertainment Saturday Nights 647-1500 & D in n ers Coffee Shop Coffee Shop / 846 M ain Street, Manchester 435 Hartfordlpke, Shops at 30, Venion 622 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester 646-9554 Take-Out 647-1500 6 4 9 -5 3 8 0 871-0099 Daily Lunch & Early Bird Specials \\-6from $3.50 DONT MISS THIS ONEI PRICE REDUCED TO SELL MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD $139,500 Free Birthday Dinner MANCHESTER $140,900 Hard to find a homo that is as well kept as this 10 room U&R Colonial located Specializing in dinners of Fresh Veal, Sea Food & Immaculate three bedroom Colonial completely remodeled 7 room Ansaldi-buill Ranch with 2 fireplaces and 2 lull baths. on Ludlow Rd. hero in town features like 4 bedrooms, 1st floor family room, WEEKLY SPECIALS with party of 4 or more throughouL NEW kitchen cabinets, NEW balhs, refinished Chicken & Pasta/row $5.95 to $11.95 Huge family room with bedroom in lower level. Well-kept homo. A plus a large bwer level recreation room. Enclosed sun porch, 2 fireplaces and hardwood floors PLUS brand new garage/barn. Quiet street close November 5 thru November 18,1990 _ SEA CATCH (proof required) lot ol house for the money I much more for a realistic price of $229,000. ____ Pizzas made fresh in 8 minutes fr o m $ 6 .9 5 to bus line. ______VIENNA BREAD RESTAURANT Daily House Specialties ROUTE 83 Featuring Special vegetarian. Spinach & Clam Pizzas. 2 /S .9 9 48 TOLLAND TURNPIKE OPEN 1-4 PM VERNON, CT. CBOSb Fresh Austrailion, New Zealand Calzones always available - Sausage, Mushroom, Vinton Village Rte 31 We have the largest WEEKDAYS le g . $1.10/each & SUNDAYS and Nonvegion Seafood Spinach, Garlic, Ricotta or Mozzarella. 3466 D Main SI., Coventry selection of homes that BROWN DERBYS Mon.-Fri. 11:30-10:00 CHFA! IHILIPS Ranches Sat.-Sun;4:00-10:00 qualify for CHFA in the Townhouses 1 Saturday - Prime Rib Night Full Bar: Wines, Beer and Cocktails REAL ESTATE Tor Reservations 1YR. BUYER ^ areal Others available. NO ASSOCIATION Small $3.99 PROTECTION AVAILABLE FEES Sports Lounge - Big Screen TV Open Ihesday thru Saturday 11-lOpm 742-1450 647-8120 reg .$4.60 Call 643-0256 8.5% Hurry, time is running CHFA APPROVED — PHASE III CLOSEOUT, $143,900 Large $4.99 out! Change your lifestyle to 1-floor living in these 3 BR 2 bath single family at tached homes. Full basemenL courtyard, covered rear porch, 1st floor Reg. $5.60 laundry, appliances, skylights, att. garage. Set on a cul-de-sac near the new mall. $150's. Also 3 br V n bath townhouses with garages. $143,900. ASSORTED BAGELS The ^Hungry T ger Call Bob Blanchard. DIR.: Tolland Tpk. or No. Main to Union to Rossetto 4 /$ 1 .0 0 reg. $.35/each Cafe &^^taumnt ^ ^ S t r a d a ^ ONE OF OUR BESTI This lovely BUDGET-ABILITY — 3 BRs, 1 Vz UNIQUE HISTORIC 1865 BACK ON THE MARKET — 120 Charter Oak Street, Manchester baths, wood burning stove, pad Great starter or retirement home Weekend oM 1-9-90 3 bedroom Ranch is awaits your HOME — High scenic location, 649-1195 arrival. Family room, wraparound dle fans, partially finished base perennial garden, marvebus tin on nicely landscaped lot, 9 Osso/Bucco $8.95 deck, walk-out basement, large ment, easy care landscaping, ceiling in kitchen. 1 Yr. Buyer aluminum siding, attb storage.' Braised Veal Shank and corner lot, 2 minute walk to deck, city utilities. WILLIMAN- Protection, appliances, large Priced to sell, COVENTRY, ■j. Secondhand ^ se MONDAY CAJUN DINNER SPECIAL TIC, $114,900. front porch. beach. COVENTRY. $135,000. VERNON, $106,875. $95,000. A SPECIAL RANCHI Wine Sauce PRISTINE COLONIAL 5:30-10:30PM This 10 room 3*/2 bath brick Price reduced $150's. Must selll A THRIFT SHOP This is 3 bedroom beauty with Boneless Chicken Caccaitore $7.50 residence is located on Richard 14'x24' sunken living rocm, cus Road. Truly one of Manchester's tom kitchen, porch, garage and Fresh Sole Piccante $8.50 finest homes. $419,000. Call DAILY LUNCH SPECIAI^ fabulous loti Call Eiob Blanchard i m Vivian Ferguson 646-2482. Chicken Wisconsin $8.95 646-2482. •We’re Selling HousesI" 'Soup and Salad $3.75 Cheese Sauce w/Broccoli, ■We're Selling HousesI* LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL DRASTICALLY REDUCED — St Baby Shrimp & Provolone LAKE BEAUTY — Cheerful 1 In Service ■1/2 Selected Sandwich DEAL? New Modular Ranches Need a bt of space? (Dver 1500 A uxm um 's specialty thrift shop carrying the latest SMART BUYER’S GEMI Lake Ranch ripe for update, quiet Fresh Baked Scrod $8.75 on up to 3 acres, 5 rooms, 3 sq. ft., screened porch, fenced 9 area comfort. Remodeled w/Soup or Salad $4.25 BRs, vinyl siding, full basements. yard, 2 car garage with loft street, corner bt, white picket Blanchard/Rossetto fashions from apparel to accessories. Veal Francais $9.50 Ranch, quiet street with view of fence, mature plantings, eat-in lake, warm hearth, washer/diyer COVENTRY, WILLINGTON & above. Remodeled in 1988. 183 Spruce Street Monday-Sahuday 5:30AM-10PM Sundays 'til 9:00 MANSFIELD, Starting at COVENTRY, Was $139,900, kitchen, appliances. Live Entertainment 6 Nites A Week included, easy care landscaping. COVENTRY, $135,800. i-2482 m a r k c t ” a n a i y s i s 471 Hartford Road, Manchester COVENTRY. $102,900. $114,875. Now $129,900. REAL ESTATE M anchester M onday Nites: Rock and Roll with 649-4066 Gary Gridman and Trio Grand 643-6165 0 Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Wednesday, November 7, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, November 7,1990—15 LOCAL RESULTS eAueiuasejday a^eis ejBuieNOw T CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 NOTICES 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 3 2 AFARTBIBNT8 FOR TUNITIE8 FOR SALE ______RENT o ^ jS As a condition precedent MOVE RIGHT INIII ' PRIVACY AND SHORT 5 "S -o MANCHESTER-Beautiful to the placement of any “ RARE CHANCE** Local $300,000. Beautiful W A L K T O LEASE /PURCHASE A advertising in the snack vending route- Glastonbury Colonial PLAYGROUND-5 BEAUTYIII $85,900. quality, 1 bedroom. ® Manchester Herald, Ad ALL CASH INCOME- with 4 bedroomsi Cozy OPEN HOUSE Room Ranch with pos You can move right into Quiet on busline, air r : ^ ® = vertiser hereby agrees sible additional 3 conditioned, frost free c «.E c iA c c a Q for sale, call dan 1-800- up in the fireplaced this spacious 2 O = .2 o tr fc. to protect, indemnify 749-1115.______living room, enjoy the bedrooms in basement, bedroom Ranch condo refrigerator, self-clean ® § 8 = : <2 w ,c and hold harmless the ease of the applianced 1-3/4 baths ing oven, dish washer. EARN as much as $1500 with new wall-to-wall £ .2 ® Mel Hall to donate $2,000 By The Associated Press McDaniel'scored 12 of his 24 points in BRIDGEPORT (AP) — New York Yankee outfielder the fourth quarter as Seattle handed a big mystery Mel Hall, charged with illegally bringing cougar cubs The season is young but the losing Detroit its first loss of the season. into the state, agreed to pay $2,(X)0 to charity in ex streaks of the O r l ^ o Magic and New The two-time NBA champions led change for having the misdemeanor charges dropped. Jersey Nets are old. 80-77 with 6:41 to play. But the Sonics’ By The Associated Press throw them away.” After the ruling Diesday in Bridgeport Superior Court, The 2-year-old Magic suffered an defense and poor Detroit shooting limited Three weeks before the official Hall said he will split the payment Half will go to I n NBA-record 16th consecutive home set the Rstons to only a basket by Bill Laim- A victory Saturday by top-ranked bids are announced, the bowl picture field Commumty ^rvices, a social service agency, and back lliesday night, losing to Cleveland beer with 3:39 remaining before William Notre Dame could simplify the bowl remains cloudy. One thing is clear, the other half to Operation TIP, a program fw people to 102-95 as Larry Nance led the Cavaliers Bedford hit three 3-pointers in the final picture if the Irish agree to an however — the outcome of Sativ- c^l Ae state^ Department of ^vironmental Protection with 23 points and 12 rebounds. minute. Orange Bowl rematch with No. 4 day’s Notre Dame-lbnnessee game with information on environmental law violations. “Nothing comes easy,” said Nick Blazers 125, Lakers 123: Terry Porter Colorado. in Knoxville will have a snowball Hall said he bought the cubs as house pets from a Ft. Anderson, who scored 20 for Orlando. tied the game with a free throw with 29 Whether they will — should they effect on the rest of the major bowls. Lauderdale, Fla., dealer because he thought they were ex “The losing streak is for (the media). We beat ninth-ranked Tennessee — is Even if Notre Dame wins on otic, He said he was never told it was illegal to have don’t pay attention to it We just have to open to considerable speculation. Saturday, the Irish may decide to cougars as pets in Connecticut. go out and try and get a win.” NBA Roundup “I don't think they want to play pass iQ) an Orange Bowl rematch The Nets have been trying for a win on Colorado again,” an Orange Bowl against Colorado. Form followed at Slims event the road since Dec. 17 in Miami. Their seconds left in overtime, then hit a jumper source said Ihesday. "Colorado is The Orange would offer the big WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — Steffi Graf leads the latest setback — their 31st straight on the from the top of the key with 11 seconds an experienced team, they’ll be gest payout ($4.2 million per team) top three seeds into action Wednesday in a New England road, one shy of the record — was a remaining. 'The Lakers are 0-2 for the first coming in with a nine-game winning and probably the highest-r^ed op Virginia Slims championship that has exactly followed 113-105 loss in Charlotte as Muggsy time since 1984-85. streak and they’ll have the revenge ponent. But Notre Dame might not the seeding form thus far. Bogues paced a 12-4 fourth-quarter surge Porter, who had 23 points, scored the factor on their side.” want to give Colorado a chance to The four lower seeds were intact for the second round with eight of his 11 points. final five of overtime after Portland But a Cotton Bowl insider thinks avenge its 21-6 loss last season. after sixth-seeded Helena Sukova, seventh-ranked Coach Bill Rich said the Nets “were trailed 123-117 with 2:25 remaining. the Irish will accept an Orange Bowl That defeat cost the Buffaloes the Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet Union and eighth-seeded thinking about winning,” but Bogues was Clyde Drexler had 27 points for the Trail bid if they beat Tennessee. national championship. Amy Frazier all advanced through their opening round the difference. Blazers, Kevin Duckworth 22 and Buck “If they’re No. 1, they can go If Tennessee beats Notre Dame, matches. “He’s very good at what he does,” ' Williams 20. The Lakers’ loss in their No. 5 Miami should get the Orange V anywhere they want to. And I think Sukova, of Czechoslovakia, took out unseeded Fitch said. “He may be the smallest home opener overshadowed a 24-point, they want to go to the Orange Bowl berth even though the Hur R osal^ Fairbank-Nideffer, 6-3, 6-3, in 67 minutes TVies- player in the league (5-foot-3), but he 22-assist performance by Magic Johnson. Bowl,” he said. ricanes lost to the Irish. The Orange day night. Zvereva had beaten M^ianne Werdel, 6-4, may have the biggest heart. That’s where Mavericks 96, Knicks 91: Rolando If the Irish beat the Volunteers, Bowl traditionally matches the 6-3, in a brisk 63 minutes. he makes it iq). He’s a ‘get in your hair’- Blackman scored 20 points, including a they will probably play Colorado no highest-ranked team available But Frazier, whose 18th ranking equals her age, type player.” go-ahead layup with 37 seconds remain matter what happens in their final against the Big Eight champion. needed just over two hours to remove the other Soviet Elsewhere, it was Seattle 100, Dcuoit ing, as Dallas rallied from a 16-point two games against Penn State and A loss to Tennessee would entry, a frastrated Larisa Savchenko, 6-3,5-7,6-4. 92; Portland 125, the Los Angeles Lakers deficit. Southern Cal. But if Notre Dame proabably leave Notre Dame with a 123 in overtime; Boston 110, Chicago Trailing 49-33 late in the second loses, it will set off a mad scramble lower ranking than Miami. Steinbrenner request denied 108; Dallas 96, New Vbrk 91; Houston quarter, the Mavericks scored the final for top teams among the Orange, Under that scenario, Notre Dame NEW YORK (AP) — George Steinbrenner twice in 145, Denver 135; Golden State 130, the seven points of the half, tied the score Sugar, Cotton, Fiesta and CiUiis would end up in the Cotton, Sugar, September asked commissioner Fay Vincent for permis Los Angeles Clippers 109; Atlanta 102, eight times and took the lead for good at bowls. Citrus or maybe even the Fiesta. Roglnald PInto/ManchMtor Harald sion to become involved in negotiations with free agents Sacramento 85; Milwaukee 106, Miami 92-91 on Blackman’s layup. Roy Tarpley Which one would the Irish choose? but was turned down each time. led Dallas with 29 points. Pafrick Ewing If the nation is waiting on Notre OVER THE TOP — Manchester High’s Jen Brindisi is behind Patty Hombostel (15) looks on. Manchester won, 4-2, to ad 94; and Indiana 98, Minnesota 96. Dame, it may wait longer than an It’s difficult to tell right now be Steinbrenner, forced to give up control of the New Orlando erased the home-court futility had 26 for New 'Vbrk. ticipated. cause each bowl has its drawbacks Newtown’s Colleen Fagan (6) as she gets her head on the vance to Thursday’s quarterfinal round. York Yankees on Aug. 20 as a result of his dealings with mark of 15 straight losses set by the Rockets 145, Nuggets 135: Kenny The Aesoclated Prete “I don’t think there’s any way this as well as its selling points. ball during Tuesday’s match at Memorial Field. The Indians’ gambler Howard Spira, maintains free agent talks are Cavaliers, who dropped their last nine in Smith had 35 points, including seven foul OUTTA MY WAY — New York’s Charles Oakley (34) climbs over will be settled by Sunday,” athletic If the Irish go to the Orange “extraordinary,” but Vincent determined they are day- 1981-82 and the first six in 1982-83. shots in the final 1:09. Denver, in its first Dallas’ Derek Harper to score in their NBA game Tuesday night at director Dick Rosenthal said. “We Bowl, will Miami play in the Cotton to-day operations, an area Steinbrenner is prohibit^ The Cavs also got 17 points and 13 as season under run-and-gun coach Riul Madison Square Garden. The Mavericks rallied for a 96-91 victory. haven’t even sat down to discuss it Bowl? And where are Nebraska, from. sists from Mark Price, whose 3-point shot Westhead, is 0-3 and giving up 149 points yet.” Virginia and Florida State going to Vincent said he never intended to allow Steinbrenner early in the fourth quarter set the stage for a game. Ken Norman scored 30 points and Bo Sikma, and led 66-52. Later in the third spend New Year’s Day? Bolton and RHAM girls eliminated Kimble 20 for the Clippers. period, two baskets by Sikma and a 3- Such discussions could be for the to become involved in player contract talks. Vincent also a 13-2 surge that opened an 89-71 lead. Akeem Olajuwon had 24 points and 13 foolhardy, Rosenthal said. If Texas loses another game, the denied Steinbrenner’s request to oversee the investment Nance hit 10 of 16 shots and also blocked rebounds and Otis Thorpe had 21 points Hawks 102, Kings 85: Dominique point play by Brickowski sparked an 11-3 ROCKY HILL — Bolton High played. Who played well? They all for the title. And Bacon had beaten the first half were more than enough “Every time you look iqi, there’s Southwest Conference representa of the Yankees’ money in banks, saying that, too, was a five shots. and 22 rebounds for Houston, which led Wilkins scored 24 points for Atlanta, spurt that made it 79-60 with 3:58 saved the best for last But the did.” us, 2-0. as Ellington High eliminated another big surprise,” he said. “How tive in the Cotton will have at least day-to-day matter. Although Steinbrenner may not run Hornets 113, Nets 105: Charlotte led by 16 in the first half and 111-101 enter which ran off 19 consecutive points in the remaining. Bulldogs’ best was enough as they In the shootout. Terrier stopper- “All in all, we played a good RHAM High, 5-0, Hiesday after o H do you explain Tennessee-Florida or two losses. The Sugar might mean the team, he and his family still control approximately 55 93-92 when Bogues began a 12-4 spurt ing the fourth quarter. Both teams had six first quarter. Moses Malone added 16 Alvin Robertson paced the Bucks with fell to Rocky Hill High in a back Jen Laura, the fifth and final game. We got a lot of comments noon in a Class S girls’ soccer DO r- Florida-Aubum? an undesirable rematch with Ten percent of the stock. with two free throws. He followed that players in double figures. Todd Lichti points and Glenn Rivers 15 for the Hawks 27 points. He also had 12 rebounds, eight nessee, the Citrus payout may fall shootout, 1-0, in a Class S girls’ soc shooter for her side, put one home. from Rocky Hill parents afterward qualifying match. (3-0). steals and eight assists. Jay Humphries “We’re ranked No. 1 and we’re an cer tournament clash Ibesday after “She caught the upper right comer. on how well we played. That made with two layups, including a 3-point play scored 27 points and Orlando Woolridge j> m underdog against Tennessee, so you short of the other major bowls and Justice NL rookie of year 26 for Denver. Wayman Tisdale scored 26 points and scored 20 for the Bucks. Miami was led noon. It just made it in,” Landolphi said. the girls feel good,” Landolphi said. Ellington, 16-0-1, advances to that made it 105-96 with 3:30 to play. figure it out. Each week you make the Fiesta may not be able to attract NEW YORK (AP) — Atlanta Braves outfielder Dave Travis Mays 14 in his NBA debut for by Glen Rice with 19. The seventh-ranked Terriers, Not as good as a win, however. Thursday’s quarterfinals where it Armon Gilliam scored 27 points for Char Warriors 130, Clippers 109: Chris bowl predictions and each week you a Top-10 opponent. Bolton’s fifth and final shooter put Justice was a near-unanimous choice as National League Sacramento, which has lost nine consecu Pacers 98, Timberwolves 96: Indiana o w 12-3-1, who won the Charter Oak her drive over the bar. Bolton will be looking at a will face Rocky Hill High at lotte and Reggie Theus led the Nets with Mullin scored 26 points and Mitch Rich rookie of the year. tive games, including the final six last won on Vem Reming’s tip-in with three z -< Conference title last Saturday with a “The shootout was a new ex rebuilding season in 1991 as the Windsor High at 2 p.m. The 26. mond and reserve Sarunas Marciulionis season. Justice hit 28 homers, most of them after he took over seconds remaining. Indiana, which trailed win over Bacon Academy, advance perience for both clubs. There’s a lot Bulldogs graduate 10 seniors, in Sachems bow out at 9-6-3. The NBA record of 32 consecutive added 21 apiece as Golden State won its Bucks 106, Heat 94: Frank Brick- H H in right field when the Braves traded Dale Murphy in by 15 points in the first period, tied the to Thursday’s quarterfin^s against of pressure to get a shot off in five cluding nine starters. road losses was set by the Baltimore Bul home opener for only the third time in owski and Jack Sikma combined for 15 m I Cindy Hill had a pair of goals and early August Justice batted .282 with 78 RBIs in 439 at- score M-84 with 5:45 remaining on a 3- Ellington High. seconds,” Landolphi said. Bolton 0 0 0 0 — 0 lets in 1954. The Nets’ next road game is seven years. Mullin scored nine points in points during two third-period runs. Lead point shot by Reggie Miller, who had 29 o m Rocky HIH 0 0 0 0 — 1 Joarma Morgan, R ^d i Jones and batsin 127 games. Nov. 17 at Milwaukee. a 19-2 run that opened an 84-63 lead mid Each shooter starts from 35 yards Scoring: Nona; Rocky Hill win* In a ing 54-52, the Bucks scored the next 12 points. Reming had four baskets down Ellington High advanced with a Sarah Dyjak one apiece for El He received 23 of 24 first-place votes for 118 points. SuperSonics 100, Pistons 92: Xavier way through the third quarter. 5-0 shutout win over RHAM High. out and must get a shot off within ahootout, Jen Laura tha only scorer points, four each by Brickowski and the stretch, including the winner. five seconds. Saves: BO Maureen QrlHIn 12, RH- Liz lington. Muffy Proxee had 10 saves Montreal second baseman ^ lin o DeShields got the Bolton, the No. 10 seed, bows out Woodcock 6 in goal for RHAM. other first-place vote and had 60 points. O o at 9-5-2. Rocky Hill outshot Bolton, 20-14. “1 think (Rocky Hill) thought they Cincinnati first baseman Hal Morris (13), San Francis o m “It was our best game of the were going to win in regulation. I Ellington ends co pitcher John Burkett (12), Cubs pitcher Mike Harkey Playoff berths mini socked with one-year ban year,” Bolton coach Mike Landolphi think we surprised them a little. Ellington 2 3—5 (7), S t Louis catcher Todd Zeile (4) and Montreal out Q 03 RHAM’s season RHAM 0 0—0 fielders Marquis Grissom (1) and Larry Walker (1) fol accused Collins of using improper 1987 LaPhonso Ellis of East St. O) said. “I’m disappointed not wiiming, They beat us 4-0 during the regular Scoring: E- Hill 2, Morgan, Jones, Dyjak By ROBERT LEE ZIMMER m but not in the girls and the way they season and beat Bacon Academy 2-0 ELLINGTON — Two goals in Saves: R- Mully Proxee 10, E- Kim Early 5 lowed in the voting. Two members of the Baseball The Associated Press inducements in an effort to sign two Louis was offered $5,000 to sign 03 5 Writers Association of America in each NL city voted. all but assured high school basketball stars. and $5,0(X) a year to play for Illinois Major stars beaten again URBANA, 111. — The University Die NCAA had charged that in as well as the use of a car. of Dlinois’ basketball program will m > Giants TOKYO (AP) — Makoto Sasaki of the Diaei Hawks By DAVE GOLDBERG be barred from postseason play for Kelly had five hits in six at-bats to highlight a 20-hit outburst The Associated Press one year as the result of a l^month g w as a team of J^ianese all-stars defeated a touring team of investigation into its recruiting prac 33 > . From Page 17 major leaguers 11-6 to take a 4-0 lead in the eight-game Has there ever been an NFL season when so many tices, a university spokeswoman NEED SOME EXTRA move is series. 'The Japanese have tied, but never won a series teams had virtually clinched playoff berths midway said today. against major league competition. through? The NCAA also is putting the D- coach’s office at Southington High, said in a recent Eagle head man. “A lot of it is parallel,” he agreed, “to Has there ever been an NFL season when so many lini on probation for three years and SPENDING MONEY!! telephone conversation. “You really can’t look to turn where you get a group of kids who just do it. They don’t Chang, Krickstein triumph teams could be in contention going into the last placing some restrictions on recruit on hold things around in a short period of time.” question the little things like why they have to pull up WEMBLEY, England (AP) — Third-seeded Michael week? ing for two years, said Judy Rowan. He didn’t. their socks, or have their shirts tucked in, or get to prac Chang defeated Mark Kmtzmann 6-0, 6-0 in the first Those contradictory questions are the essence of She declined to give details. By BOB EGELKO Southington in 1988 posted a 4-6 maik. tice on time, or do well in the classroom. round of the Wembley tournament. NFL’90. The Chicago Tribune reported Newspaper routes available The Associated Press Hardly Blue Knight numbers. “It’s an attitude thing and it takes awhile to just do it,” Fifth-seeded Aaron Krickstein and eighth-seeded Scott At the top are the San Francisco 49ers, seeking to that the school will be bann^ en A year ago was worse with the Knights losing their Kelly added. Davis also advanced to the second round. Krickstein become the first team to win three straight Super tirely from off-campus recruiting for in your area... Tha Associated Press SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Voters first seven before ripping off three in a row to finish at Kelly’s way still hasn’t won universal acceptance. defeated Rick Leach 6-2, 6-4 and Davis beat Alex An- Bowls, and the New \bik Giants. Both are 8-0, the the first year. It said, quoting CHECKED — The Islanders’ Craig Ludwig, right, checks rejected a tax-funded stadium for the 3-7. “They didn’t run the Wisbone before. It’s a patient tonitsch 6-3,4-6,6-4. first time since 1934 — when Chicago and Detroit unidentified sources, that the Dlini - Earn money and prizes by Toronto’s Kevin Maguire into the boards in their game Tues San Francisco Giants, apparently But Kelly, who really didn’t get “his system” installed type of offense, one that doesn’t produce big plays,” he were 10-0 — that two teams have progressed this far also will be prohibited from having casting the baseball team’s future in Wingate surrenders to police unbeaten. It can even be argued that both have delivering the day night at Nassau Coliseum. The Islanders won, 4-3. until his fo u ^ year at East, may be ahead of that explains. “The Wishbone won’t make for spectacular in paid visits by recruits to its campus Northern California in doubt. schedule. Southington is 6-2 following Saturday’s 48-0 dividual efforts and doesn’t highlight just one individual, SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Former San Antonio Spurs clinched playoff berths — 8-8 could well make it in during that first year. Voters in five Santa Clara County blowout of Bristol Eastern, assured of a winning cam “It took some time for people to resize there won’t be guard David Wingate surrendered to Bexar County the NFC. The school also will be limited to Manchester Herald communities defeated the 1 percent paign. any stars. I think the kids are a lot more comfortable. As authorities on charges of sexually assaulting an uncon At the next rung are the 7-1 Chicago Bears, 3*/2 awarding only two scholarships in utility tax to finance a 45,000-seat, “Coming in I didn’t look to compare what they did in far as the people on the outside, I really don’t know. I scious woman at his San Antonio apartment June 24. games ahead of Tampa Bay in the NFC Central and each of the first two seasons of the In your neighborhood. Oilers not proud $153 million ballpark that would cruising. Put them in the playoffs along with the 7-1 the past or what I did in the past,” Kelly said. “I tried to don’t try to listen. I just go about my business.” Wingate was released after posting $2,000 bond. probation. Rowan said. have opened in 1994, replacing fit the kids into the system that I’ve liked and have used The business of winning. He traveled to San Antonio and turned himself in Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins, one of whom will The university’s recruitment in aging, windswept Candlestick ftrk. over the years.” voluntarily rather than face extradition from Ellicott City, win the AFC East while the will make it as a wild 1989 of prep b^ketball star Deon Call today to get more details. of their latest mark With all precincts counted in a The progress Southington has made, fitting into the Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester Md. card. Thomas touched off the investiga combined election in Santa Clara, Kelly system, is on a par with what he experienced as Herald. A Bexar County grand jury indicted Wingate and two And add the 6-2 Los Angeles Raiders, a game tion by the NCAA into charges the By KEN RAPPOPORT Aaron Broten for a short-range goal San Jose, Sunnyvale and Milpitas, companions on sexual assault charges Oct. 31. The two- ahead of Kansas City in the AFC West. Only a com school offered cash and cars to key The Associated Press at 14:40 of the third period. the tax was opposed by 126,906 count indictment accuses Wingate, 26, Joel Mendiola, plete collapse keeps the silver and black out players. The university maintained 647-9946 Penguins 6, Flames 5: Paul Cof voters (50,5 percent) compared to 27, and Edward Saunders, 23, in connection with the Then chaos — only the Washington Redskins and the evidence did not substantiate The Edmonton Oilers have fey scored a power-play goal with 129,652 (495 percent) voting in Bosox with second highest payroll sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman last June. Chiefs, at 5-3, look to be pretty go<^ wild-card bets. those charges, but said its own in broken their share of records 14 seconds left to cap a ttuee-goal favor of the measure. Those totals And keep in mind this for the 49ers, Giants and vestigation revealed some minor in through the years. They’re still third period and give Pittsburgh a do not include absentee ballots sub By RONALD BLUM Mark Davis and Storm Davis and earned performance bonuses, but Rutledge honored by the NFL Bears — one will have to play a first-round playoff fractions. Rowan said the NCAA in Alpine...... all mitted at polling places, however. doing it this year — only this time, The Associated Press that helped push its payroll to the does not include any extra money NEW YORK (AP) — Washington quarterback Jeff game because under the new format, the division vestigation concurred with that find Bidwell S t...... all they aren’t especially proud of it. A separate, equally essential top from a 1989 total of from postseason awards. Rutledge and Chicago safety Mark Carrier are the NFC winner with the worst record has to play a wild-card ing. Dale R d ...... all measure to approve San Jose’s par “Obviously, I’ve never seen any NHL Roundup NEW YORK — The Kansas City $17,101,047. R i^ t behind the Royals were the players of the week and Pittsburgh quarterback Bubby team. “The university has been cleared East Center S t ...... 25-207 odd ticipation in the project failed 49 Here’s a look at the races by division: thing like tWs in my life,” Coach Royals are the kings of baseball — The World Series champion Cin Boston Red Sox at $22,713,698, fol Blister and Kansas City cornerback Albert Lewis of all the serious allegations in the East Center S t ...... 156-202 dramatic win over Calgary. percent to 51 percent. AFC EAST: Miami and Buffalo meet Dec. 23 in John Muckier said after the strug when it comes to paying their cinnati Reds had the 16th-highest lowed by the San Francisco Giants received AFC honors. official inquiry,” Rowan said. East Middle Tpke...... 216-236 even Coffey’s shot from the left point Another measure in Santa Clara the frigid north. The wiiuier probably takes the gling Oilers lost another game 1\ies- players. payroll at $15,751,395. ($22,456,224), the Oakland Ath Rutledge entered the Redskins’ game with the Detroit “After our own long — exUemely Garth R d ...... 89-138 day night, 2-1 to the St. Louis Blues. went over goalie Mike Vernon’s passed 51 percent to 49 percent. It The Royals, who finished sixth in The average baseball salary this letics ($22,274,834) and the New Lions with 10:21 remaining in the third period and com division, the other is a wild card. Believe it or not, long — and thorough investigation, 1 G o lw a yS t...... all shoulder to give Pittsburgh its fifth will allow use of 98 acres of city- it’s not impossible for the Jets, 4-5 with a last-place we concluded that the evidence did “We’re not playing poorly. We just the American League West with a season skyrocketed 19.8 percent to York Mets ($22,154,333). The Mets pleted 30 of 42 passes for 363 yards and a touchdown in Horace St...... all can’t generate any offense at all. I victory in six games. owned land south of state Highway 75-86 record, had the top payroll in $586,816, according to a study, had the hipest payroll in 1989 at rallying Washington from a 35-14 deficit to a 41-38 over schedule to sneak in at 8-8. not support any of the serious al Flyers 4, Jets 2: Rick Tocchet Lodge...... all don’t know what else to say.” 237 between Great America the majors this season at which was distributed Thesday at a $21,300,878. time victory. AFC CENTRAL: Write off the Browns (2-7) and legations,” she said. “The NCAA scor^ the winning goal and then set Ludlow R d ...... all The loss was the seventh straight Parkway and the Guadalupe River $23,617,090, according to a study meeting of general managers at At the other end, the lowest then try to figure the rest of the pack. Make the committee concurred. Nonetheless, for the Oilers — a club record for up some insurance as Philadelphia for the stadium. by management’s Player Relations Scottsdale, Ariz. The study, a copy payroll belonged to the Baltimore Reynolds, Barnes to appeal Steelers (tied at 5-4 with the Bengals) the favorite. they imposed severe sanctions for a Main...... 285-378 scored twice in the third period to Voters in Mountain View over They’re ctxning on and Cincinnati’s defense is series of lesser violations.” Overland St...... all the defending Stanley Cup cham Committee. of which was obtained by The As Orioles at $8,087,702. Next-lowest NEW YORK (AP) — Randy Barnes and Butch beat Winnipeg. whelmingly rejected participation in porous and will be without its best player, David Ful The Chicago Sun-Times reported Packard S t ...... all pions. In that stretch, they have Kansas City spent millions last sociated Press, includes prorated was the Chicago White Sox at Reynolds, world record-holders from the Untied States, Tocchet’s 11th goal of the season the project, with 61.2 percent op cher for six weeks. Houston (4-5 and streaky) isn’t in today’s editions that the school scored only seven goals. winter to sign free-agent pitchers shares of signing bonuses and all $11,118,810. still await their day in court after the announcement that Server St...... all capped a furious Flyer assault that posed and 38.8 percent in favor of out of either the division or wild-card race. has probably been found guilty of Brett Hull scored his league-lead positive steroid tests could keep them out of the 1992 Spruce S t...... 14-108 saw the team outshoot Winnipeg the measure. That measure was not AFC WEST: The Raiders and Chiefs should make improper use of complimentary tick ing 17th goal for the Blues, who are Summer Olympics. Squire Village...... all 8-1-1 in their last 10 games and 11-0 in the opening six minutes of essential to the stadium. the playoffs though neither has Super Bowl quarter ets by former players, the setting The cost of the tax was estimated The two athletes face two-year suspensions for flunk Vlfetherell...... all 9 the third period. King holiday is rejected backs. None of the other three teams is out of the aside of NCAA tournament tickets pulled into a tie for Erst place in the ing tests after meets last August in track and field’s big Norris Division with C^cago. St. Islanders 4, Maple Leafs 3: at $16 to $18 a year per household wild-card picture with San Diego coming on and for purchase by high school The NFL awarded the 1993 Super gest drug bust since Ben Johnson was stripped of his Louis also beat Edmonton 5-2 on Randy Wood scored twice as the Is for 12 to 14 years. PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona Denver in injury trouble, a relief for all those tired of coaches, preferential treatment Bowl to suburban Tempe earlier this 100-meter gold medal at the 1988 Olympics for taking Oct. 16 and has whipped the Oilers landers beat Toronto in a meeting Giants owner Bob Lurie turned voters rejected two proposals to From Page 17 Super Bowl blowouts. given to Kendall Gill and Stephen between two of the NHL’s worst his sights to Santa Clara, 40 miles to honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a year, but Philadelphia Eagles owner steroids. NFC EAST: The Giants are three games and a twice in a season for the first lime Both Barnes, a shot putter, and Reynolds, a 400-meter Bardo last year when the players teams. the south, after twice being rebuffed state holiday, and waited for the Norman Braman promised to lead a tiebreaker ahead of the Redskins with the 4-4 Eagles since 1983-84. man, say they will ^peal their suspiensions to The Ath were not required to completely fill “St. Louis played very well, The loss extended the Maple by voters in the team’s hometown of other shoe to drop: a move by the drive to reverse the decision if the vious games, a bad bounce or some another game back. out auto loan applicatitms from a 33 years in requests for a new National Football League to yank state failed to enact a King holiday. letics Congress, the United States’ track and field probably one of their better games,” Leafs’ latest losing streak to four thing would have like this and we NFC CENTRAL: The Bears are just about in. The Decatur bank, and illegal recruiting stadium. Muckier said. “But that doesn’t and was their eighth defeat in as the 1993 Super Bowl out of the would not recover. Tbnight we did. governing body. No date has been set for the appeals. rest? Tampa Bay (4-5) is fading; Detroit and Green contacts by recruiter Jimmy Collins The Giants topped 2 million in at state. It was with that threat in mmd mean anything. We’ve got to over many road games this season. Their “In six years of competition, I have never taken any Bay (both 3-5) probably will stay mathematically during Thomas’ recruitment and by tendance at 6 4 ,6 ^seat Caiullestick Proposition 301, which would that the Legislature ended nearly “Playing a team like Chicago is come these things.” 2-14-1 record in the worst in the prohibited substance,” Barnes said in an affidavit sub alive for a while and Minnesota needs to win six of assistant coach Dick Nagy during CALLNOW only in 1989, their pennant-winning have created a paid King holiday but two decades of divisive debate over good because they play a physical 9 Capitals 4, Nordiques 1: Peter NHL. mitted 'fiiesday to TAC. Bames said he had been tested eight in a tough schedule (the Giants, 49ers, Bears the Prairie State Games in July eliminated a paid Columbus Day, the issue last year by passing a bill game and that gets you involved 647-9946/643-2711 Bondra scored two goals as The Islanders (5-10-0) won for year, and fell slightly below that about 30 times since 1985, “and have always tested nega and Raiders) to have any kind of chance. 1989. was rejected Tliesday by a 3-to-l creating Martin Luther King-Civil emotionally,” said Sidorkiewicz. Washington beat Quebec, handing only the third time in their last 10 mark this year. Across the bay in tively.” NFC WEST: The 49ers have a five-game lead over The NCAA scheduled a news margin. Proposition 302, which Rights Day in Arizona. “We just have to build off of this.” the Nordiques their seventh straight games. Oakland, with a lesser population A statement signed by Richard A. Hollander, chairman the other three teams, tied at 3-5. The Rams are the conference today to announce its would have given state workers both Canucks 6, Red Wings 3: base but more accessible and com But opponents, led by impeached Hartford is on the road for its next of the grants committee for TAC, indicates Bames’ urine most likely to get hot although they still must play findings in the case, and Illinois of loss. days off, was defeated by fewer than The Nordiques were shut out by Power-play goals by Trevor Linden fortable ballpark, the American Gov. Evan Mecham, circulated peti two games, Friday night at the Win samples weren’t sealed in his presence in violation of the Giants on Sunday and the 49ers twice. Three up ficials planned to offer their own H3auf l)Tfitpr Hrralft 15,0(X) votes out of about 1 million and Doug Lidster sparked a Van League champion Athletics drew 2.9 tions to force a referendum on the nipeg Jets and S a t^ a y night in lAAF mles and that control numbers used on the seal sets could do it. analysis of the situation. Capitals goaltender Mike Liut until cast. Lucien DeBlois converted a pass by couver comeback in the third period. million fans tMs year. issue. Minnesota against the North Stars. were added later, another violation. Prior to its findings, the NCAA a 0