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• DENVER (AP) - Witnesses said problems with departures before a Continental Airlines Jet veered the Incident,” he said. back and forth before it crashed on Asked today whether the airport % takeoff in falling snow, killing 26 should have been closed, Stapleton people and iujuring 56, but an spokesman Richard Boulware said, official said today there were no “ I don’t believe so, no. m crosswinds and the airport can “ There were no crosswinds,” - he operate safely in snowstorms. said on NBC-TV’s "Today” show. The DC-9, with 82 people aboard, Bob Johnson, chief of National broke into three pieces and turned Transportation Safety Board’s upside down, and 11 survivors were Denver office, said up to 50 ' l l i r in critical condition today. The investigators may be involved In n^j -. ■- ••• *” »• Sunday afternoon crash was the the next seven to 10 days. deadliest in Stapleton International The plane’s black box, containing >4" Airport’s 58-year history. cockpit voice and data recorders, Flight 1713 originated in Okla was recovered and being held for homa City, stopped In Denver and the investigators, but Johnson said was delayed by a snowstorm. It was a report on the probable cause may en route to Boise, Idaho, when it not be available for months. crashed at 2; 16 p.m. MST. “ The right wing dropped, and we A team of investigators was going veered to the right,” said passenger Fred H. Helpenstell, a 50-year-old •.-xa;^r^ through the wreckage today, but i-. said it might be months before a physician from Nampa, Idaho. cause was known. “ Then the left wing dropp^ and we Dr. Norm Dinerman of Denver veered to the left and crashed.” General Hospital, who helped to At least nine flights — five United coordinate treatment efforts, said and four Continental — were today that the fact that any canceled this morning because the ;v " . . r I .V '..A ' i.r . V, passengers emerged alive was due airlines could not get enough planes to “ tremendous luck, divine provi into Denver after the crash shut the StiS|HHR:i' jTi -'■iW,. *?' ’‘•'' .-t dence and the fact that the airplane airport for several hours Sunday, had not gained a lot of altitude.’’ airport officials said. Rescue efforts were hampered by With the exception of the runway bad weather, blinding snow, dar where the crash occurred, all kness and ice on the roads and runways were open today, said /*■:• ■■'7- vjiajia^^ > runways. Some survivors were Boulware. trapped in the wreckage for up to The last major U.S. plane crash i.." :•. ■*' ~ “^ § 0 ^ six hoifrs. took place Aug. 16, when a Northw ----...... •< • > *. * * •• ►“* ” .*»• * -Witnesses said the twin-engine est Airlines MD-SO, a version of the DC-9 was barely off the ground DC-9, crashed on takeoff at Detroit whbn the accident happened. Metropolitan Airport, killing 156 “ That flight lasted five seconds, people. k m s maybe six,’’ said Navy Lt. Curtis Helpenstell was one of many who Renfro, an aviation maintenance suffered minor injuries, although officer, who saw the crash from he was trapped two hours. He was another Continental flight landing treated for hypothermia, as were on a parallel runway. several who spent hours inside the " ’The last time I saw it (the crushed wreckage before being plane), it was grossly tilted. He was freed. actually up on his starboard wing. “ I remember thinking, T m When that happens, the pilot tries to about to die! This is it! ’ And then I flip to left to correct. He may have wondered what’s it going to feel overcompensated,’’ said Renfro. like,” Helpenstell said. Kevin Fleming, airport opera- Three crewmembers, including ' tions manager, said about an eighth the pilot and first officer, were of inch of wet snow was on the among those killed. runway, but conditions were nor Flight 1713 originated in Okla mal for heavy snowstorms at homa City and was en route to Stapleton. “ There were no other Boise, Idaho. Directors to ax majority position
By Andrew Yurkovsky of his second-place showing in this Manchester Herald year's race. Director James F. "Dutch” Fogarty, another Demo ’The position of majority leader crat, placed third in the election V, will probably become a thing of the and will take over as secretary. past after Manchester’s new town Tedford said he did not know Board of Directors is sworn in whether the Democratic directors tonight during a ceremony at would be assigned particular duties Lincoln Center. tonight or whether the assignments ’The post, created four years ago would be agreed upon in private. He when Director Stephen T. Penny said that decision would be up to Mark F. AbcaHta/Manctwatar HanM lost the mayorship to Barbara B. DiRosa. Weinberg, had been described by Aside from the swearing-in ce A balloon sponsored by the local chapter of the'Natlonal balloon is the intersection of Hilliard and Adams streets. some Democratic directors as a remony and the elections, no other At right are old mill buildings on Hilliard Street. The way to separate politics from the action by the directors is scheduled Forget-Me-Not Association for POW-MIA’s Inc. floats ceremonial duties of mayor. for tonight. above Manchester Sunday afternoon. Directly below the Manchester Parkade is at center left. But the Democrats, In private This month will mark what will meetings last week, agreed to probably be the start of twice- . discard the position. Instead, each monthly meetings of the board, of the six majority Democratic which formerly met once a month. board members will be given the The new board’s first meeting will Up, up and away for POW-MIAs responsibility to act as a liaison to a be Tuesday, followed by another particular department In the ad -next week, on Nov. 24. The other rainbow-striped bal Contino wore a bracelet with ministration, Theodore R. Cum By Nancy Concelmon curiosity among area residents, making the “ flight for freedom” a loon. owned and piloted by Michael Edward’s name on it. similar to the mings, the Democratic Party Please tarn to page 15 Manchester Herald four braceleffi Beaulieu wore. success. Bollea of Farmington, carried two chairman, said today. photographers. Forget-Me-Nots wear the bra Weinberg, the outgoing mayor, The Forget-Me-Nots won’t soon “ It’s an awareness day.” said Mary Beaulieu. Northeast regional Veterans David Contino of Ken celets. Beaulieu said, until the and Democratic Director Kenneth be forgotten here. director of the Forget-Me-Nots, sington, who created the design for soldier whose name is on the N. Tedford confirmed this morning Dogs barked, children ran and bracelet, or his remains, are found TODAY said Sunday. The flight was origi the sweatshirts and T-shirts the that the Democrats had tentatively point^ and curious residents came Forget-Me-Nots sell, and Robert and returned home. ’The veteran agreed to do away with the out and shielded their eyes against nally scheduled for Veterans Day, but was postponed because of bad Bishop of Hartford rode in the wearing a returned soldier’s bra majority leader position. Fair tonight the late-aftemoon sun Sunday as basket of the POW-MIA balloon, celet will send it to him or his family Director Peter P. DiRosa Jr., weather. ’This was the second Fair tonight with low 35 to 40. members of the Connecticut chap both for the first time. to let them know a veteran was who as the highest vote-getter in the ter of the National Forget-Me-Not annual flight for freedom, and it Increasing cloudiness and mUd attracted crowds similar to last Bishop’s brother, Edward, was wearing it. directors' race is expected to be Association for POW-MIA’s Inc. The flight for freedom began at Tuesday; high 60 to 65. Details on year’s, Beaulieu said. last heard from in 1970, in Phu Bei, named mayor and chairman of the cruised in the skies over Manches around 2 p.m. in the parking lot page 2. Understanding the purpose of the South Vietnam. "This particular new board, proposed the Idea of ter and South Windsor in two hot-air behind Marcus Communications one-hour flight was as easy as flight is dedicated to all POW- department liaisons after the elec balloons to draw attention to their Inc. at 275 New State Road. The looking up. MIAs, but especially Eddie,” Oark tion two weeks ago. He could not be Index C8ti86> said. balloons, stretched out on the reached this morning forcomment. The National Forget-Me-Not As A custom-made purple balloon, "B y no means is this a political pavement like massive silk snakes, The new mayor, deputy mayor 20 pagM , 2 oocMono sociation is a non-profit, non- owned by Vietnam veteran James issue,” Contino said. "It ’smoreof a were first filled with cold air from and board secretary will be elected political group dedicated toward a Clark of Bolton, had the POW-MIA Advice .— 10 Lottery______2 humanitarian purpose. We try todo high-powered fans. ’Then, with a by all nine members of the new full accounting of all 2,400 U.S. logo on four sides, and "Lest we Business 0 Obituaries___ 10 as much as we can to bring our jet-engine sound and several blasts Board of Directors — including the prisoners of war and military forget” along the bottom of the Classified _ 10-20 Opinion _ _ _ 0 plight to the people.” To make heat from a propane burner, they three Republicans — after the personnel listed as missing in balloon. It was made, and piloted People______2 onlookers more aware of that ' were pushed upright, and (he board is sworn in tonight. Comics------0 action in Southeast Asis. Sunday, by Brian Boland, owner of plight. Beaulieu and others passed passengers climbed into the Democratic Director Stephen T. Connecticut _A-5 Sports _ 11-15 . ’The balloons caused some minor Boland Balloons of Farmington. " I out pamphlets on the Forget-Me- baskets. Cassano, the board’s present secre Entertainment 17 Television _ _ 17 traffic jams in the J.C. Penney know of no other group in the tary, is expected to move up to the Focus------10 U.S./World___ 7 Outlet Store and Westage condomi country that has a hot-air balloon,” Nots and MIA-POWs at touch-down Please (urn to page 10 position of deputy mayor as a result Local news.3.10 Weather------2 niums parking lots and a lot of Beaulieu said. points. Only 3 threats, THE WEATHER ThtAccu-Waa«wr*^lorec«st lor eA.M.. Tuesday. Movemtoer i 7 Accu-Weather^forecasl for Tuesday- aware,” he said. agreed with Faucher that Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Most recently the HRC investi Fisher’s election to chairman gated an allegation that the involved backroom maneuvering 4 assaults last Things have been relatively Board of Education had been by the Republicans. He said that quiet on the Human Relations discriminating against black job Tonucci’s vote for Fisher was Commission in the last couple of applicants. Though the commis part of a setup to deny the years. But Robert Faucher, who sion eventually cleared the school chairmanship to Faucher. At the will be stepping down from the board of any wrongdoing, it did time, the Democrats on the HRC year In schools HRC this month, can remember suggest that the board could do a had a majority over the Republi when the commission seemed to better job of communicating with cans of 6-2 on the nine-member be in constant battle with the town applicants in the future. commission. services for the state Department lBoal
Connecticut In Brief Sitting pretty ‘Genius of Connecticut’ hurt O ’Neill In hospital with high temp Wright’s chairs on display at Yale by minor mishap at Capitoi HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neill’s temperature returned to normal, but he continued to experience flu-like By Susan Okula Perhaps the most readily identifiable of NORWALK (AP) - Four months ago, TIbor J. By Brent Laymon north lobby to make way for the Capitol’s north lobby from 1878 symptoms today after spending the night at St. Francis Hospital The Associated Press Wright’s chair designs ere his massive, Lipoczky was arrested after he exposed himself before The Associated Press scaffolding to repair the Interior of until 1973, when it was moved to the and Medical Center in Hartford. high-backed dining chairs, several of which a woman at the South Norwalk railroad station. the Capitol dome. rotunda. Eileen Drolet, a nurse supervisor at the hospital, said O’Neill NEW HAVEN - Seeing, not sitting, was are in the exhibit. The chairs, constructed In Now the woman, former criminal defense attorney ’The statue came through that ’The gash in the base is the most was in satisfactory condition today after sleeping well through the true test of a chair for architect Frank oak, have clean lines with vertical slats HARTFORD - The majestic, Patricia Buck Wolf, has agreed to become his legal climbing to form their backs, four feet or winged statue is battered but delicate manuever unscathed. obvious damage, but the Genius the night. She said she didn’t know when the governor would be Lloyd Wright. guardian out of fear that Lipoczky’s alcoholism and unbowed, the victim of a minor But workmen didn’t realize that bears other scars. Nicks and scraps “ He said he got black and blue in his own higher. deteriorating health will kill him. released. mishap during restoration work at the Genius was anchored to the dot the folds of its r ^ below the chairs and that sitting was an unnatural “ The idea of the original dining chairs was She plans to try to place him in a veterans’ hospital or The 57-year-old governor checked into the hospital Sunday with the state Capitol. makeshift wooden pallet. The plas knee, wounds perhaps inflicted by position,” says Alexander Gorlin, a teacher to enclose the table in its own room — a room convalescent home as soon as she pays the $75 bond a lOS^egree temperature, said Jon Sandberg, the governor’s ter crumbled away when they gave overenthusiastic Capitol visitors. of architecture at Yale University. "H e was within a room,” Gorlin said. “ It was part of that will complete the guardianship proceeding. press secretary. ’The 110-year-old female figure, it a pull. " I remember when the staute interested In the geometry of the chairs.” the era of formal dining.” The legal action was apparently the only avenue left O’Neili, who suffered a mild heart attack in November 1981, Some of these chairs are worth $200,000 three times life size and symboliz The statue’s bronze twin suffered used to sit in the comer and Gorlin has organized what he believes to be to those who have watched and tried to help the entered the hospital about 3; 30 p.m. Sunday, Sandberg said. His ing the “ Genius of Connecticut,” worse at the hands of fate. basically get kicked by school the largest exhibition of Wright’s chairs ever apiece, Gorlin says. 62-year-old homeless man, who has become a fixture doctors ordered him to stay overnight for observation and tests, was broken recently when work ’The bronze version stood atop the children,” said Wilson Faude, assembled. More than 40 chairs, represent “ For a long period of time they were on the streets of South Norwalk during the past three Sandberg said. ing examples from most of Wright’sdesigns. thrown out. not considered valuable at all. men tried to remove it from its lantern on the Capitol dome from director of the Old State House. Sandberg stressed there was no indication the Democratic wooden pedestal and put It on a 1878 until 1938, when a hurricane “ It’s too bad, but it’s hardly a years. will be displayed until Nov. 20 at the Yale Art There are very few left,” he said. Buck Wolf first encountered Lipoczky when she was Some of the chairs are being reproduced, new, marble one. seriously damaged the statue and cause celebre,” Faude said of the governor was suffering from anything serious. and Architecture Building. named Norwalk’s JFuir Housing Officer last summer. and copies are part of the exhibition. The The accident left a 2-foot gash in its structural support, Devine said. most recent damage, “ tt won’t be “ In a way his chairs are like little Lipoczky would often push his way past her storefront exhibit spans Wright’s designing era from the globe on which the Genius Tt was taken down in pieces that difficult to repair.” buildings,” Gorlin said last week. ’The show office on South Main Street. On more than one Last call for $723,033 lottery prize “ was a way to see the original work. Also the late 1800s to the 1950s. stands. were eventually donated to the war The restoration committee re “ It’s just plaster,” said the Rev. mains undecided where the Genius occasion, he passed out In the gutter outside her NEW INGTON — A lottery ticket worth $723,033 turns into a they are beautiful and sculptural objects and There are also design sketches and effort and melted down as scrap Joseph A. Devine, chairman of metal during World War II, Devine will stand permanently, Devine window. N worthless scrap of paper today unless the ticket holder shows up they carry on the geometry of the houses they pictures of the furniture pieces in the rooms In July, Buck Wolf was returning to her New Haven state Commission on Capitol Pres said. said. were designed for.” they were designed for. apartment when she saw Lipoczky standing in the at state lottery headquarters to claim the prize. ervation and Restoration. “ No big The statue was commissioned by He favors placing the sculpture in The Lotto ticket was purchased one year ago Saturday in the Wright, who died in 1959 at the age of 91, Is Chairs at the exhibit were designed for South Norwalk train station, exposing himself. She considered a genius of American architec deal.” the state in 1876*for the new Capitol a niche in the Capitol's north lobby. Stamford area. Under state law, one year is the deadline for some of Wright’s most famous buildings, called the police. ture. He designed about 800 buildings, of. He said the damage will be building. Others favor moving it back to the claiming lottery prizes, but the ticket holder has until today including the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, the “ Even when I swore out the complaint I knewhe was which about 380 were actually built. repaired soon and the Genius The female figure stands atop a rotunda. because lottery offices were closed Saturday. Price Tower in Oklahoma and the Hollyock painted a bronze color and set on globe, her arms outstretched, Casimer Michaiczyk of Glaston not really culpable for his actions,” Buck Wolf said In Whenever a budget allowed it. Wright an interview with The Advocate of Stamford. “ I just ‘ ‘If someone finds it over the weekend, for goodness’ sake don’t House in Hollywood. her new pedestal. wreaths of laurel in one hand and bury, a sculptor who restored the would design the furniture for his buildings, AP photo wanted him to get some help. He was getting more tear it up," J. Blaine Lewis, the state’s lottery chief, said last Made mostly of oak, some of the chairs are “ When you get something as old flowers in the other, symbolically Genius in the early 1970s, said state said Gorlin, who teaches a course on Wright. pathetic all the fime.” week. “ He believed that the furniture, the upholstered in cloth or leather. Others have These chairs are among 40 designed by as that, you’ve got to be ready for Imparting wisdom to the House and officials should make up their The winning ticket was one of three that divided a $2.1 million metal frames. anything,” Devine said last week. Senate. minds once and for all. Michaiczyk Skip Ferry, executive director of the Norwalk carpets, the windows, every detail, should be Kiwanis Emergency Shelter, where Lipoczky sleeps, prize for picking the numbers 4,5,12,18,23, and 31 in the Nov. 14. Many are scratched and worn, their architect Frank Lloiyd Wright on exhibit “ We knew it was very fragile. Some Scuptor Randolph Rogers com was asked to bid on the job of related to the overall concept of the house,” said that guardianship “ was the only reasonable 1986 drawing. The other two winners claimed their money, upholstery dented from decades of sitting. at Yaie University in New Haven. people didn’t even bid on (moving) pleted the plaster model in Rome In moving the scupiture this time, but AP photo Gorlin said. course of action left.” lottery spokeswoman Ann Evans said. it because they were afraid.” 1877. The model was used to cast the declined, saying the Genius was too The 17-foot, 10-inch terra-cotta 6,600-pound twin in Munich, fragile. The Rev. Joseph A. Devine, chairman of Initially. Lipoczky. a retired Army sergeant, did not colored statue, standing now in a Germany. He called the statue “ priceless.” protest Buck Wolf’s offer to become his guardian, but the state Commission on Capitoi he said he does not want to go to the veterans’ homes or Undertaker charged In shooting temporary cage of cast-iron brac The bronze statue was placed one of Rogers’ few surviving works. New poiiutants aim of study project Preservation and Restoration, stands convalescent facilities that social workers have ing and shrouded in foam and atop the Capitol in December 1878 “ I hope they leave the lady alone NEW HAVEN — A 57-year-old woman who operated a funeral and stayed there until the hurricane and don’t keep moving her.” next to the “Genius of Connecticut," recommended. every day. There Is no way we can cotton batting, was moved in home with her husband died about 16 hours after being shot in the HARTFORD (AP) — Environ air pollution study with the cooper chemicals for cancer-causing abil of 1938. The plaster original stood In “ Why don’t they just get me a little room where I can V August from the rotunda to the Michaiczyk said. damaged during restoration work. head and her husband has been charged in the shooting, police mental officials have been tracking ation of the DEP which will ity and the ability to cause birth escape even small amounts of such stay?” he said. “ I don’t want to leave. I like to be near said. down a list of familiar air pollutants continue to gather air samples with defects. Of the 94 tested, 67 toxins,” Sanyal said. my pigeons. They love me.” Wilhemina Perkins died about 6:20 p.m. Sunday at Yale for years, but a Department of 105 air collectors around the state. chemicals tested positive as carcin “ If we could eliminate or drasti Lipoczky’s legs, weakened by operations and New-haven Hospital, a hospital spokesman said. Her husband, Environmental Protection pro Instead of looking for and meas ogens and teratogens, 21 remain cally reduce pollution, we could circulatory problems, are giving out. eliminate cancer to a large extent, James, 59, was charged with first-degree assault and released on gram now hopes to Identify new uring the six most common pollu uncertain, and six tested negative. He is described by merchants and case workers as a perhaps by as much as 60 to 70 $35,000 bond, police said. pollutants and determine their tants. the DEP will take the air Sanyal said the test results did sometimes charming man who turns hostile when he’s samples to McMurray. who will use not surprise him. percent.” Post College taps volunteers for teachers drunk. He has been known to scream racial epithets Officers on duty Sunday night did know whether the charge had effects. mass spectrometers, gas chroma “ Cancer strikes one out of four Yet people will never control and obscenities at pedestrians and urinate in the been upgraded. “ About 65.000 commercial com Connecticut residents and kills one pollution if they don’t care, or if corner of the men’s dormitory at the shelter. The couple operated Perkins Funeral Home on Dixwell pounds enter our air every year.” tographs, and liquid chromato Bv Dean GolembeskI came up with the Idea for the volunteer Waterbury YWCA and co-director of the enrolled and now serves as special says Dr. Mrinal Sanyal. a research graphs to measure pollutants float out of five,” Sanyal said. And that’s they continue to misdirect their program and put it Into operation. volunteer project. events coordinator. She moved to the Since October 1986, he has been arrested for various Avenue. The Associated Press scientist at the Comprehensive ing In the air. notall. “ One out of 25 infants bom in energies toward restricting highly “ When I came to this college a year “ Post is kept secret In our town.” she area from Chicago four years and saw misdemeanors 12 times, according to police records. Police were caiied to the couple’s Bellvue Road home shortly publicized but marginally harmful Cancer Center at Yale tiniversity’s “ No separation method can find Connecticut is afflicted with con WATERBURY - In need of help but and a half ago and realized right away said. “ People don’t realize the potential Post as a way to make friends, as well as He has also been mugged frequently. before 2 a.m. Sunday. They found Mrs. Perkins lying in the substances. Sanyal said. School of Medicine. every compound or element pres genital abnormalities (birth de short of money to hire new staff. Post that we had more needs than we had or what’s going on around here.” to become active In her new home. Social workers and Buck Wolf said Lipoczky’s driveway, bleeding badly from the head wound, police said. “ Right now, people are worried In fact, “ there are so many ent in the air,” McMurray said. fects),” Sanyal said. College has turned to its neighbors and resources. I started thinking about Nancy Hoft, 26. a college graduate chances of survival are slim if he stays on the street. She had apparently been shot in the kitchen and her husband about dioxins from trash burning “ I need to volunteer, or need to be chemicals ip the air we cannot “ But we can find the highly In his laboratory tests, female asked them to lend a hand for free. that.” Yarborough said. “ A lot of Ideas trying to choose between law school and “ He needs to be In a residential facility that will was apparently trying to take her to hospital when authorities plants,” Sanyal said. involved in order to keep the brain analyze and measure. But we can concentrated compounds and work rats who were vulnerable to carci The 97-year-old private college Is just converged and it started with the the Peace Corps, said curiosity also was afford him dignity and monitor his self-destructive Dioxin is a chlorinated hydrocar going.” she said. “ I see this as kind of an arrived, police said. find those chemicals most preval from there.” nogenic agents have passed these looking for skilled workers, clerks, fact that I am personally, actively a factor in her decision to volunteer as a behavior,” Buck Wolf said. ” 1 don’t want to warehouse bon emitted from burning wood, ongoing thing. If not special events. I ’ll ent, analyze them, and determine Whatever airborne compounds traits on to the next three genera receptionists, professionals and even involved in the community as a career counselor. my ward, but I don’t want him to die in the gutter.” motor-vehicle exhaust and burning be doing something. I like the atmos how they affect human beings.” McMurray finds, he will pass them tions. “ The problem multiplies. lecturers to volunteer their expertise volunteer.” Hoft works as one of three volunteers Lipoczky’s problems earned him a spot on the Man killed while walking on 1-91 trash. phere here.” Sanyal said. on to Sanyal, who will measure the Canoer is hereditary,” Sanyal said. and time to the school. Post has an annual budget of $8 for Patricia Martin, the school’s direc agenda of the city’s Case Management Team two “ We (in Connecticut) have HARTFORD — Authorities were investigating why a With the goal of expanding the compounds’ potential effects on “ Look at this,” Sanyal said, after The college has signed up 10 volun million. Yarborough said, tt has 1.739 tor of career planning and placement. Martin said she previously worked as months ago. The team is a group of social service started the most comprehensive workers who meet to discuss mutual problems. 38-year-old New London man who was struck and killed by two state’s pollutlonJinding resources, humans through tests on laboratory he held out his dust-covered index teers so far this fall. Two volunteers run full-time students and 4,500 non-credit “ I ’m the only paid staff person in the a volunteer at other organizations and rats and cloned human tissues. finger that he had just grazed over a pollution study program in the “ We said he heeds a conservator and we turned to cars on southbound Interstate 91 was walking on the travel the Department of Environmental the program while the rest do jobs students. Tuition and fees fora full-time office besides the secretary... and this is gained the experience needed to build Protection, Sanyal. and Dr. Walter “ I have taken these airborne windowsill. “ These dust particles country,” Sanyal said. “ But we really helpful.” Martin said. her career. She said Post offers Patty and sort of half-heartedly said, you’re a lawyer, portion of the highway. ranging from clerk to career adviser to student are $6,050 this year, she said. McMurray, director of mass spec compounds and inserted them into could be mutagenic. have to continue this program, we why don’t you do it?” recalled Roberta Boucher, the Joseph J. Smith was killed around 8:23 p.m. Saturday, state special events coordinator. Yarborough discussed the idea of a Pat Coulson. 48, who runs her own opportunitlessor others to get expe trometry at Yale, agreed to join rat embryos, hearts, livers and “ Well, we are breathing this have to work quickly and we have to design consulting company, said she city’s director of social services. “ And she sort of police said. No charges were filed against either driver. Officials at two college associations volunteer program with others, and this rience ’ they might need for future forces last June. kidneys.” Sanyal said. (dust). We breathe approximately set nationwide standards for the was attracted to Post afterherdaughter half-heartedly agreed.” The accident occurred after Smith left Hartford Hospital, said they hadn’t heard of any other fall a recruitment effort started. careers. The cancer center will direct the Thus far. Sanyal has tested 94 20,000 liters or 750 cubic feet of air new pollutants we find.” “ No matter how big a budget an where he had been taken by ambulance because a local alcohol school in the country or in the region that relied on volunteers for anything other institution has, you really can’t supply detoxification center was full, said Harvey Kagan, owner of all of your needs,” said Arlene London. Professional Ambulance Services Inc. Smith waited in the than guest lecturing. Post President Patricia Yarborough 63. a retired executive director of the hospital’s emergency room, but left before being processed, Kagan said. ONE WEEK Low water level shuts nuke plant Minority rep WATERFORD — The state’s last operating nuclear power suit bypasses 6 plant shut down automatically early today when water in its steam generators dipped to a low level, a spokesman for SAVINGS BLITZ Northeast Utilities reported. iower courts E n g a g in g ^ ■ i/ J SUPER HOLIDAY MERRYMAKERS Millstone 2 stopped operating at 2:15 a.m., spokesman Mike Childers said. He said workers were trying to determine why NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A lawsuit 111 noodlework cr.ifis. stockings, robes, parly dresses, water levels were so low, adding the plant would be restored to challenging the state’s minority and much more. Hurry m Offer ends Nov. 21st. later tonight. representation law is on its way to Connecticut has four nuclear power plants. Millstone 3 and the state Supreme Court following a SILKY SOLIDS. 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Nov. 16, 1987 u.s./wofM In Brhf I Bay state reviews killer furloughs OPINION program existed. prisons and pointed out that there BOSTON (AP) — Donna Comeau are simllar programs In 45 states. was reading a newspaper last year After Horton’s arrest, CAUS Massachusetts began granting fur when she spotted a familiar name. members asked Gov. Michael S. Ex-Stark skipper details failures WilUam Horton Jr., who fatally Dukakis to eliminate furloughs for loughs In 1973. ■tabbed her brother more than a first-degree murderers. He Furlough programs vary from Board right WASHINGTON - The former sklpperof the USS Stark says his decade before, had fled while on declined. state to state, according to Contact Inc., a corrections Information Jack crew did not defend the frigate against an Iraqi air attack last furlough from prison. The group went to legislators for May because four different radar and detection systems failed to help, but a bill to eliminate the center in Lincoln, Neb. No state Within several months, Comeau allows furloughs for death-row indicate the ship was under attack. heard again about Horton: how he policy has stalled In committee. Aaderaon Capt. Glenn R. Brindel, in his first extensive comment on the CAUS members decided to put inmates. Massachusetts does not to allow trip had been arrested for allegedly have the death penalty. attack and the N avy’s resulting investigation, acknowledged the issue before the public. terrorizing a Maryland couple for Most states provide furlough ‘ deficiencies in the watch on the night of M ay 17th.” Member Vivianne Ruggiero is 12 hours, tying up and stabbing the based on provisions such as length “ Their actions or inactions, however, contrary to what the driven by anger. Her husband, a Pam ela Z. Sawyer, a member of the Bolton man and raping the woman twice. of prison sentences or whether an investigation would have you believe, are not primary causes for Fall River policeman, was killed by Board of Education, hit the nail on the head “ It never should have hap inmate is close to release, accord Danny K. Ferreira in 1973. After Stark’s failure to defend against the Exocet (misrile) attack. pened,” Comeau said in a recent ing to Contact. when she said that a trip to Italy for Bolton Ferreira was convicted of first- Unfortunately, the ship’s radars and electronics did not function interview. “ If he’d been In Jail, In Massachusetts, the time a degree murder, Ruggiero said, High School Latin students would be “ a once as advertised....” those people wouldn’t have been first-degree murderer must serve officials told her “ the only way he’d in a lifetim e situation.” Buy! B uy! Thirty-seven sailors died in the attack, which has been hurt.” before being eligible for furlough get out of prison would be in a pine This realization outweighs the slim characterized by both Iraq and the United States as an accident Comeau helped form Citizens recently changed from 10 to 12 and case of mistaken Identity. box.” possibility that students on such a trip might Against an Unsafe Society, which is years. All furloughs have been put working to put a referendum on the " I still can’t believe this (fur on hold since the Horton episode encounter any sort of danger related to say makers 1988 ballot to eliminate furloughs lough policy) could happen,” she and a debate of the furlough policy political unrest in the Mediterranean. It would for first-degree murderers. said. “ My children at the time were in the Legislature. b e a sham e to allow students to m iss such an It’s not easy to attack on the air The group says it has collected 1 and 2 years old. Now they’re Fair said the public would suffer teen-agers, and they’re very upset. N if furloughs were eliminated. educationally enhancing and rewarding event about 40,000 of the 52,205 petition of munitions WASHINGTON - At the start of this decade, a sudden wave of signatures needed by Nov. 23. Through the years, they’ve asked " It’s an important program, because of a threat that has a one-in-a-million harshly negative TV ads against liberal senators unsettled the In 1074, Comeau’s 17-year-old me if the man that killed daddy especially in Massachusetts, which chance of affecting them. political establishment and helped defeat several incumbents. brother, gas station attendant Joey would ever get out of jail. I said. traditionally ... never really in WASHINGTON — In their zeal for glamorous DONNA COMEAU Superintendent Richard E. Packman and But it’s not so easy anymore to attack on the air, as the Fournier, was stabbed 19 times ‘Oh, no, he’ll never get out.’ That’s tended people to go away to prison high-techonology weapons, have the Pentagon’s after being robbed of $235. . . petitions for vote not the case anymore.” to die,” he said. Principal Joseph V. Fleming, who anti-apartheid lobbying group TransAfrica learned the past generals overlooked the mundane basics of wc6k in Iowd> At times like holidays and birth Corrections Commissioner Mi The state’s life-term inmates, recommended that the Board of Education warfare? Critics in the nation’s munitions industry No stations in the state have accepted the group’s 30-second ad days, his family relives the murder, chael Fair said he sympathizes including first-degree murderers, with murder victims’ families, but reject the trip proposal, should not be complain that this is what’s happened during the criticizing GOP presidential candidate Bob Dole’s stand on she said. Comeau said she was never alerted serve an average 19 years before defended the furloughs as an criticized, however. After all, it is their job to Reagan administration’s trilllon-dollar defense economic sanctions against South Africa. As Senate Republican The Fournier family believed when he was let out on furloughs, ' their sentences are commuted by that Horton would die in prison. and did not even knew the furlough effective management tool for the governor. be a w a re o f all factors that m ay a ffe c t buildup. leader he voted for sanctions, but the group complains that he students in a school-related function and to Recognizing the difficulty of evoking sympathy later worked to sustain President Reagan’s veto of them. for munitions makers, the industry bases its advise the Board of Education of those Washington Wire criticism on the damage being done to U.S. security factors. Commuter plane crashes; eight dead Bishops see good relations with pope as well as the harm inflicted on ammunition It would have been easy for the Board of producers. CHICAGO — A twin-engine King Air plane on its way from estimated cost more than $20 Education to hide behind its potential liability ’The Arm y has enough ammo on hand for only 45 WASHINGTON (AP) — Ameri May, however, accented the massive protests and demonstra Will Pat Robertson fade? Chicago to Baraboo, Wis., crashed today near Madison, Wis., million. tions. He wasn’t. should som ething go w rong on the trip. But in days of conventional hostilities, industry killing as many as eight people, a spokesman for the Federal ca’s Roman Catholic bishops are positive throughout his speech, declaring that people who made “ The trip would be greeted by However, he said, “ The benefits m ak in g its decision, the board put the spokesmen told our reporter Gary Clouser. ’They Aviation Administration said. beginning their national meeting Bv Donald M. Rothberg "W e got kicked pretty good in yvhen the state Republican Party negative predictions about the trip vast indifference. It wasn’t.” which the local churches derived, V with a glowing account of Pope held precinct delegate elections. say it would take longer than that to create the “ The pilot was on his descent toward Baraboo when he radioed and in which the entire church in educational interests o f 30 high school Iowa in a straw poll and I vowed I John Paul IPs recent U.S. visit, a were proven wrong. “ The trip would cost too much! ’’ production ’’surge” necessary to fill wartime ‘Mayday, mayday’ several times,” said FAA spokesman Mort the United States also shared, students ahead of its accountability. The WASHINGTON - Establish would never lose another one,” It was a test of recruiting and far cry from the contentiousness “ The pope was coming to scold he quoted nay-sayers as predicting. proved the enduring value of this said Bush. Robertson won hands down. requirements. Edelstein in Chicago. between the bishops and the Vati us. He didn’t,” May said. In fact, complaints have continued board left the decision where it should be — ment Republicans are waiting for “ We think he crashed in a sparsely populated area, like pastoral visit.” But his campaign was so As a result, the form er host of For example, in fiscal 1985 the Arm y bought can at the church leaders’ meeting “ The pope would be greeted by after the trip, which May has with the students and their parents. a sign that Pat Robertson’s early 115.000 combat rounds tor its 105-millimeter farmland” about 23~miles southeast of Madison, Edelstein said. determined to avoid another the "700 Club” is a strong favorite one year ago. surprises in the 1988 presidential " It looks like eight dead,” he said. to come away with a majority of cannons, the basic tank shell — and only 41,000 Archbishop John L. May of St. race were aberrations not likely to embarrassment in Florida, so Debra Cunningham, a dispatcher for the Jefferson County the 77-member Michigan delega rounds in fiscal 1987 The Israelis fired more than Louis, in his first "state of the be repeated once the contest gets determined to guarantee a Bush sheriff’s department, said the plane crashed about 8:20 a.m. tion to the Republican National 20.000 rounds per day during their 17-day conflict church’ ’ address as president of the Another case serious. victory, that they gave Robertson today northwest of Fort Atkinson near Highway 12. an easy opening to claim success Convention when it is chosen in on the Golan Heights in 1967. bishops’ national organization, They didn’t get their wish when During the same 1985-1987 period, procurement “ All I know is that we have a plane crash and we’ re gives barely a hint of any disagree With a COMFED Home Equity Loan, January. the latest test was held Saturday with any sort of creditable investigating,” she said. That gives him a likely victory of 105-millimeter training rounds dropped from ments between the bishops and the in Orlando, Fla., a few miles from showing. pope. to learii ‘911’ Of the 2,500 delegates to the in the first event, makes him the 530.000 to 274,000. Disney World. Instead, in a speech prepared for early leader in tallies of delegate Because of overpricing scandals involving a few a new bathroom doesn’t have The best that could be said for Florida convention, 1,000 were delivery at the annual meeting’s strength. defense contractors, munitions Industry It is doubtful that the automobile which was the straw poll at the Florida elected and party officials or More tornadoes break out In Texas opening session today, he em Next on the 1988calendar comes spokesman say, the Pentagon has made price its destroyed by fire last week would have been Republican Party convention was contributors, a group that .was braced the words of a Catholic the Iowa precinct caucuses on primary consideration, giving littel if any weight to PALE STIN E , Texas — More tornadoes broke out today while to be a pipe dream. nearly unanimous in its support publication that recently declared, damaged any less If firefighers had been at that Robertson and Vice Presi contractors’ past performance and the impact of for Bush The only real competi Feb. 8. At this stage, Iowa looks National Guardsmen helped shattered towns recover from a “ The itchy matters of ferment the scene a fe w m inutes ea rlier. dent George Bush managed to tion was for the votes of the other like a three-way race between procurement policies on mobilization. . swarm of twisters that killed 10 people and injured at least 207 which make headlines do not touch defy the law of physics that says The munitions makers also raise concerns about The circumstances of the fire suggest that 1,500 delegates and Robertson, Bush, Dole and Robertson. over a 200-mile swath of destruction in Texas and Louisiana. most American (jatholic lives.” two objects can’t occupy the same the defense department’s reliance on foreign "W e are hit hard ... It looks like an atomic bomb hit,” Don May also praised the pope's the damageW as done in the first minute of so with a total of 849 votes in the straw Partisans of the vice president space at the same time. suppliers. Industry critics point out that this supply Harris, manager of radio station KLIS said here after one of September trip to the South and after flames broke out. poll, could and did claim he got and the Kansas senator prefer to Both were able to claim victory. of material could be cut off any time the United Sunday’s twisters tore a seven-mile swath through the west side West, defending it in particular But there was some delay, possibly only a more than half of those. call Iowa a two-man contest, but The other four GOP presidential of town. - against complaints that the mil •T m claiming victory on our they also have to admit they don’t States were to embark on a military operation that few minutes, which result^ from two contenders took a “ so-what” allied governments didn’t want to get involved in. “ What is left of homes is nothing more than the concrete lions of dollars involved could have terms.” said Robertson cam know how strong Robertson might been better spent. unfortunate circumstances. approach to the event they They also claim that foreign suppliers are more foundations,” Caldwell Mayor William Broaddus said of a The victim of the fire, in her excitement, claimed was rigged to produce a paign manager Marc Nuttle. “ It’s be. half-mile-wide path of destruction in his town. “ The metal and In contrast, last November the now a two-man race in Florida, a “ It’s a more or less invisible vulnerable to terrorist or other attacks church's 300 U.S. bishops went dialed the telephone operator instead of the certain majority for Bush. wood from barns ... siding is up in the trees for miles.” organization because it’s done .. The m ajor munitions makers also criticize the behind closed doors for lengthy and On the face of it. Bush came Bush-Robertson race.” The twisters inflicted heavy damage beginning at midday •mergency number, 911. That caused a brief through the churches and the percentage of defense contracts that by law is set sometimes-storhiy discussions of away with what his campaign Senate GOP leader Bob Dole Sunday from east-central Texas just west of Austin to ’Tyler in the Until now, the high cost .*3lay in getting the caller through to the would dispute that assessment. A pulpits,” said Iowan Mary Louise aside for small businesses, claiming that these what some of them saw as unfortu manager called “ a good healthy state’ s northeast comer, and into Louisiana. nate Vatican disciplining of a fellow police dispatcher. recent opinion poll in Florida said Smith, a form er Republican competitors are simply going after Pentagon o f a new bathroom or other win in everyone’s book of business as a means to get through current bishop. Bush was the leader with support Party national chairman and a W hen the call did g et through, the politics” economic problems. They also complain about of 43 percent of Republicans; Dole Bush supporter. Troops, students clash In Kenya Dilution of the authority of that home improvement may have dispatcher misunderstood the caller when she The vice president received 57 competition from government-owned munitions colleague, Seattle Archbishop Ray was second with 24 percent and^ The conventional wisdom gave the location of the fire, causing a futher percent of the votes while former NAIROBI, Kenya — Param ilitary troops pummeled students mond Hunthausen, was seen by sent your renovation dreams down the drain. among establishment Republi plants. 6 television evangelist Robertson Robertson third with 9 percent. and broke down dormitory doors today as they enforced a police some as a warning shot by Vatican brief delay. cans is that Robertson’s strength ’There seems little doubt that the major got 37 percent. But Dole of Kansas, Rep. Jack order for protesting students to leave the University of Nairobi officials — if not the pope himself— But here’s a way to follow through on all your It is pointless to say in retrospect that Kemp of New York, former Gov. lies in events that can be won by a contractors are going through some hard times Bush entered this event hungry themselves. In fact, according to Ken Bernhardt, campus. The government then ordered the university shutdown. over the heads of U.S. church people should rem ain ca lm in em ergen cies. Pete du Pont of Delaware, and candidate who can^et 2,000 or so The closure order, signed by university Vice Chancellor Phillip leaders who are sometimes seen by projects, with one o f the most practical and affordable for a victory, however meaning president of General Defense Corp.’s ordnance But it is va lid to say that the people should former Secretary of State Alex fervent supporters to an turn out Mbithi, directed students to pack and leave the campus within church officials in Rome as too less. Robertson had embarrassed division in Red Lion, Pa., the munitions industry is sources o f cash available to homeowners today. ander M. Haig Jr. refused to fora given event. two hoqrs. It was the third time the university had been ordered independent-minded. rehearse the 911 habit so that they will dial the vice president in ealier testsin in its worst shape in 30 years. Not only that, but c o m ^ te for votes In the Florida They theorize he can’t possibly closed in five years following protests over the arrests of student Since then, Hunthausen was been that number automatically, even in the midst Michigan, South Carolina and Bernhardt expects the situation to get worse — no • It’s a COMFED Home Equity Loan, and it lets you straw poll. win a primary. Igsdcrs given back full authority and the of an unnerving emergency. Iowa. matter who Is elected president next year. The real Florida contest is the They may be right. But if There was no indication how long the school would be closed. pope returned for his second borrow up to 75% o f the equity in your house. That’s While the Arm y’s total procurement budget state’s presidential primary on Robertson does well in Iowa — Hundreds of students who had fled the violence mshed onto lengthy U.S. visit — a trip judged a increased from |18.6 billion in fiscal 1985 to $20.9 March 8, “ Super Tuesday,” a day maybe even wins Iowa — he will campus to meet the deadline to depart. They were met by a great success by church officials. money for home renovations and additions, a new car, that Republican voters in 16 head into the New Hampshire billion for fiscal 1988, the amount budgeted for stream of students who were fleeing the campus, lugging After May’s speech today, the For the Record ammunition decreased from $2.5 billion to $2.4 tuition— whatever improvements you’d like to make in states, most of them in the South, primary with a claim to front suitcases and boxes. bishops were to quickly dig into a will express their choice for the runner status in the GOP presi billion. At the same time, the munitions makers list of prickly issues ranging all the your life. feel that these people were the best have been hurt by the drastic drop in U .S. military way from dissenting theologians to Editor’s note: The following letter is candidate to succeed Ronald dential race. qualified candidates to lead Manchester sales overseas — from $14.8 billion in 1980 to $7.1 Iran attacks U.S.-owned tanker impoverished aging nuns to U.S. being reprinted today because a typogra Reagan. That could be a boon to the With our convenient application, minimal fees, for the next two years. We feel the billion last year. involvement in Central America. phical error changed its meaning when it “ He is not going to win on Super manufacturer of the buttons seen MANAMA, Bahrain — Iranian speedboats attacked a leadership will be responsive, informed Under the circumstances, industry spokesmen Later in the week, they also will long-term repayment plans and no points, our Home was first published Saturday. ’Tuesday,” Lee Atwater, Bush’s at the Florida GOP convention, U.S.-owned supertanker and two other vessels today In the and concerned about the people and issues campaign manager said of the ones that displayed the say. it is becoming increasingly difficult for the southern Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, shipping decide whether to formally call for federal and state law changes to Equity Loan couldn’t be easier or faster to get. We’ll have that affect Manchester. The union’s Robertson. initials, “ A.R.B.H.” which stood munitions makers to provide the Arm y with a executives said. leadership looks forward to working with “ mobilization base” for the various items of The Iranian attacks followed Iraqi reports that their warplanes ban public schools from handing Union thanks voters Maybe so. But the fact Is that for "Any Republican But out contraceptives. an answer on most loans in just 24 to 48 hours. And all nine elected directors to make Robertson has a lot of Republi Robertson.” ordnance that would be needed if war broke out. blasted two ships near the Iranian coast during the night. Iraq They decided at the last minute to To the Editor: Manchester a safer andbettercommunity. cans worried and the Bush camp While they have essentially just one customer — announced Sunday it put its arm y on full alert and was poised to you’ll have your cash in just 10 working days. Again, thank yOu for your support the government — their engineers and production defeat Iranian forces if they launch a widely expected offensive put off until June a discussion on the H The Manchester Police Union wishes to ought to be foremost a mong them. morality of the nation’s nuclear Best o f all, for the ^ ^ . Robertson’s first display of Donald M. Rothberg is the chief workers can find jobs elsewhere. As production in the 7-year-old conflict. express Its appreciation to the voters of William Daley, Vice President lines close down, these skilled workers are doing The shipping executives said two Iranian speedboats attacked deterrence policy, waiting until grass-roots organization skill was political writer of The Associated after the U.S.-Soviet summit on first G.months o f your loan, ■ ^ - - - Manchester for supporting its endorsed Manchester Police Union just that, which could leave the industry unable to the Esso Freeport off the emirate of Ras Al-Khaimah at 11:30 in Michigan in the summer of 1986 Press. arms reduction. candidates for the ^ a rd of Directors We AFSCME Local 1495 handle the Arm y’s demands in a military crisis. a.m., and about two hours later, hit the Greek-flagged tanker you’ll get a special rate of Hose and Senate committees concerned with Filikon L. Both attacks were in the Strait of Hormuz, gateway to The pope’s trip, an emotional Military preparedness are studying the problem of high point for many church leaders, "I just l ‘/2% above the Prime also included an unblinking papal f preserving an adequate defense industrial base. ^*'ln*L»ndon, Lloyds Shipping Intelligence Dnit reported that a Germany welcomes back Nazi fugitives Liberian-flag tanker, the Lucy, had been attacked at 3:00 a.m. lecture advising the bishops not to \ I Rate.’^ Once 6 months have just inside the gulf and had anchored off Dubai. tolerate dissent — a sore point in 8o much for spontaneity Vatican-U.S. relations. passed, you’ll still pay a WASHINGTON — When West Germany recently extradition treaty with the Soviet Union. When Vice President George Bush’s “ victory” in the very affordable rate of only 2% above Prime. chose not to try a man deported from the United Soviet efforts to force his deportation from Costa Republican candidates’ debate didn’t come easy. 9 States as a Nazi war criminal, it was only the latest Rica failed, the United States attempted to Hi^self-assurance was the result of careful And your loan will come with the security o f a in a growing list of such incidents. ’They have convince the West Germans, who do have an prepping by his aides. In practice sessions, staffers CATCH dismayed U.S. prosecutors and outraged Jewish Robert extradition treaty with Costa Rica, to try him. impersonated each of Bush’s five rivals for the cap, which means should your rate increase, the The West Gerpians refused. They said the United organizations. nomination — with the best performance increase is limited over the life of your loan, no matter Reinhold Kulle. 66, of Oiicago, formerly a West Wagman States had failed to prove what Koziy’s mental reportedly by the aide who played Gov. Pierre German citizen, was stripped of U.S. citizenship state was when he committed the murders of which (Pete) du Pont of Delaware. In fact, the word we how much other rates may rise. after deportation hearings in 1983. Prosecutors he is accused. Without such proof, the Germans get is that it was at these rehearsals that the said, they could not show the degree of SENATE REPORTS accused him of failing to state on his 1957 inspiration came to have Bush call du Pontliy his You see, at COMFED Savings Bank immigration application that he had served in a premeditation necessary for trial. elegant-sounding first name instead of his favored, Another Chicagoan, Hans Lipschis, was Involved Waffen SS unit as a guard at a Nazi slave labor committed during World War II — except for blue-collar nickname. Pete. , „ we know how much your money means in a similar decision. Although his 1983 deportation WITH camp during World War II. murder in which a high degree of prem^itation to you. That’s why w e’re offering you such can be proven. trial proved he had been an SS guard at Auschwitz, Mlnl-oditorial An immigration judge ruled that the government j had presented sufficient evidence about Kulle’s Since 1983, six former Nazi war criminals, the Germans refused to prosecute, saying there Most conservatives were properly appalled at SENATOR MICHAEL MEOTTI a smart, convenient way to finance activities from 1942 to 1945. It proved that he served including Kulle, have either been deported to West was not sufficient proof that Lipschis personally the disclosure that a Supreme Court nominee had as an armed guard and group leader of prisoners at Germany or have fled there to avoid deportation murdered, with premeditation, any prisoner. illegally shared marijuana with his law school your pipe dreams. To apply, call us toll free the Gross-Rosen death camp in his native Silesia actions here. None have been prosecute. Lipschis is currently still living in West Germany. students, concluding that this didn’t quite fit the The most outrageous case is that of Bohdan -' The stance on the part of West Germany dismays behavior expected of a la w-and-order justice. What or stop into any of our ^ o/A/A participating in the murder and persecution of Topic: Student Financial Aid 1 7 prisoners. During Kulle's service at Gross-Rosen Koziy, a former Ukrainian policeman who entered U.S. prosecutors. B ^au se of their desire to puzzled us was the attitude of some conservatives maintain good German-American relations, they friendly offices. i~ o U U “jZ O “^VUM. more than 50,000 prisoners either starved or were this country in 1949 and became a U.S. citizen in who tried to pass the revelation off as trivial. will say little publicly. But privately they express executed. 1956. M sp ub lish t-d in the th e liLsib u stiH ’ssdiiyiifeachiiiiiiilh Allrale.sarevanableaiid.subjn'iuuhaiige Offerg»MHl After Kulle’s appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court Evidence presented at deportation hearings in nothing short of outrage. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 - 6:30 PM through 1’/.M/H" Jewish groupsiare much less reticent to express was denied, he was stripped of U.S. citizenship and 1981 and 1982 proved beyond any doubt that Koziy iHaurliPBlpr HrralJi and every Tuesday at 6:30 PM on local Public Access TV deported to West Germany on Oct. 26. personally murdered many civilians. In one case, their feelings. '' Elan Steinberg, spokesman for the World Jewish ’The day after Kulle arrived. Alfred Strelm, West he allegedly put a gun to the head of a S-year-oId Founded In 1881 Congress’ Nazi Task Force, is one. "This German Germany’s chief Nazi crimes prosecutor, said girl in front of her parents, made her beg for decision amounts to a blanket amnesty for the GnMt: John Siergrist from his office in Ludwigsburg that a preliminary mercy, and then shot her anyway. P O tN Y M. 8IEFFER T...... PuMWwr Holocaust,” said Steinberg. "It is nothing short of QEOnOE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Coventry 7427321 • East Haven 467-2571 • investigation had been made. He said the probe of Koziy had been tried and convicted of murder, in Director of Student Financial Aid Services morally reprehensible.” DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocudvo Editor Glastonbury 633-7655 * Hamden 248-8880 • Kulle had shown "no crimes for which he can still absentia, by the Soviet Union, which issued a ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AtooelMo Editor Connecticut Department of Higher Education Manchester area 649-4586 • MiKord 878- Many Nazi-hunting groups point out that West be prosecuted.” Streim says the United States has warrant for his extradition. A U.S. judge stripped 0607 • New Haven 709-1212 • South Wind CMUFED him of his citizenship in March 1982, and ordered Germany’s policy not only allows deported Nazis to DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortWngDkoelor sor 644-2484 - West Haven 934 9201 SAVINGS BANK furnished no proof that Kulle personally killed any SHOE 1892 escape prosecution, it also gives the government an MARK F. AB R AinS...... BtwintwMonaow Formerly Heritage Savings prisoner. him deported to Russia, but stayed the order SHELDON COHEN...... CompoalnoMwwgor Cox Cable Channel 33 (Manchester, Glastonbury) You can bank on it In what appears to be a bizarre interpretation of pending appeals excuse not to prosecute hundreds, perhaps ROBERT H HUBBARD...... ProMroomMmoew JEANNE Q FROMERTH ...... CIrculMlon Managw United Cable Channel 26 (Hebron, Bolton) its own law. West Germany maintains that the Then in 1984. as the last of his appeals was about thousands, of its own citizens who are guilty of war statute of limitations has run out on all crimes to run out. Koziv fled to Costa Rica, which has no crimes. MANCHEStER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 16.1967 - > - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Nov. 16. 1887 -c» SNAFU by Bruce BesHle KANUTS by CttariM M. SdHita f m m i OF Confidence Put bonds in registered form w 2ifpy with people^ ...OOTf.. VEAM..I even MiTHouT DOTS, W fHEeroFT ' bouT REAU'ZE ..tinV,uttu ootjJ' Voyac plEHT life WOUIO r e a l l y ? o kav, YOUR 5TUP1P DOG 15 ute twroc.tANCc ..wue'(Z£ AU MADE 86 TOTACIV ■< IN THE EMERGENCY , CMEBVTHWG I" T«' UpoFOtfTJ-tyE I’LL TELL HIM.. in market to have interest checks, maiied AMCw/.fWf-MTV^ OF rw /tlTTU ' vJoRlO IJ AV»P£ yP PbJMTteK/^ ROOM AT THE HOSPITAL! 0€MN TCENP? 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Most c a m v o u f im p I* l,U T f2 r what they can salvage from the charging me 63.50. contact the bond registrar, whose do, because there is time, effort and debris? 1 would like to have the bond name you should find on the bond paperwork Involved. “Let’s go someplace else...remember the certificate. Ask if that particular The record shows they will. The Issued in my name, so that interest If the bank at which you cash a last time we hibernated in a cave with question is when. checks are mailed to me. Is it bond can be changed from bearer to these metal things coming out?” registered form. Assuming that can coupon is the paying agent, for your Less than a month after the possible to have this done? bond, you should not be charged. In collapse, that question now is be done, get the exact address to which the certificate should be the more likely event your bank is THE QRIZZWELL8* by Bill Schorr foremost in the minds of brokerage ANSWER: It is in most cases. not the paying agent for that firms, mutual fund operators and The majority of bearer bonds can delivered. Send it by registered particular bond issue, it has every C'WON,FLORA.. QUrr ir„yoti*RE m arket advisers, and none of them be changed to ‘‘registered” form. mall, return receipt requested, with your instructions. right to charge a fee every time you SEATIN'AVaOUHP THE UP$ET can provide an answer. This is done by delivering the cash a coupon. AHPAOM rr WITH WE, "When” can be as distant as the bond certificate to the bond’s If you don’t want to do this RliSHT? next generation of untested inves registrar — usually a bank — with yourself, ask your banker or broker tors now working their way through instructions to register the bond in to handle the details for you. For high school. Or it can be a soon as your name. that service, you should expect to William A. Doyle, a syndicated THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A By Barry people become aware that some of k s , , v The registrar then prints your pay a fee. no doubt a good deal columnist, welcomes written ques the bluest of blue chips are name on the bond certificate and higher than $3.50. tions, but he can provide answers records your name and address on only through the column. Write to r MOP-TMie. available at bargain prices. Whenever “when" occurs, how the books of the bond’s interest Doyle in care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 561, Manchester ever, it must be preceded by a AP photo paying agent and trustee. The QUESTION: Several years ago, restoration of confidence in stock remaining interest coupons are cut if 1 remember correctly, you wrote 06040. market advisers, brokers, and from the bond certificate and that banks should not charge fees most importantly, the very mecha High-priced dishes destroyed. for cashing interest coupons from nism of the marketplace. From that point on. interest bearer bonds. I’ve lost that article CAPTAIN EASY i^^by Crookt A Catal* Among the questions small inves Quality-control technician Heien Thornton uses a checks will he mailed to you. but have told the bank teller about It EMERGENCY A PEM SHIPS ANP A ’ REAL POLITICAL DAMAGE. po you tors are asking; microscope to inspect iaboratory dishes made out of Besides being relieved of coupon each time 1 cashed a bond interest KNOW HOW coupon and was not charged. Fire — Police — Medical ♦ If close to a trillion dollars of- pure piatinum at the Johnson Matthey facility In Malvern, clipping. there will be less risk of THE MEOM household assets can disappear in a loss if the bond certificate is Now. the teller says this is not WILL JUMP Pa. Platinum costa about $500 an ounce, but it’s preferred DIAL 911 | l ON THIS? flash, is the stock market a safe misplaced, stolen or destroyed. true and I will be charged for Also, whenabondiscalledforearly cashing bondinterest coupons. Can In Manchester I - place for the person of ordinary for some lab dishes because it Is an Inert metal that can ANPeeCFBTPOucecH/ee,,, “ means? withstand ejttremely high temperatures. redemption before its scheduled you reprint that article? G If prices can fall so suddenly, is it even possible for the small BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Drak* investor, generally without a close relationship with any broker, to get I CANT RESIST, W M A rs TH B s p e c ia l IT S A m e a t b a l l ANO ^ out in time? PEPPERONI PIZZA WITH HEARTSURN IN ♦ Is the marketplace a casino? ’'p iz z a MEXICAN/?? TW O l a n g u a g e s , CHILI SAUCE AND MEXICAN And if it isn’t, why is it that SAUSAGE relatively small amounts of gam rni bling money can control and ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson influence the price of enormous r amounts of stock in the futures btOPMElFVOO've' AMAMWALKblloTOABAR markets? .. , HEARD THI60M&. wmiAMONKEYOIOALEASH ♦ Why did such a catastrophic F w o p reversal occur? n A Is the randomness of opinion about stocks that makes it possible to match buyers and sellers des troyed, fw example, by concentra- tiona of mink-alike mutual and pension fund portfolio managers? WHAT A GUY by Bill Haaif What role did programmed and other automatic trading schemes play? How has the globalization of the marketplace affected selling “ w h e n do I GET iJlHH^ TO THE AGE and buying patterns? At least one answer has already WHERE 1 START ALLEY OOP - by Dave Grave been provided to small investors, l ik in g GIRLe, IF WE'VE GOT A BUG IN THE , WELL, I'M AFRAIP ...BUT SENDING GOOD) I'D FEEL BETTER HAWING and that is that stocks are for AAR. SWEENEY? MACHINE,! CERTAINLY DON'T I WE CAN'T MOVE HIM HIM BACK TO HIM IN AN ENVIRONMENT ^ investing, not trading. WANT TO LEAVE ALLEY , FORWARD, DOCTOR.' MC» SHOULDN'T HE VKAS FAMILIAR WITH /SO LET'S The investor, as opposed to I DON’T WANT STRANDED IN ISGMt PRESENT ANY WHILE WE LOCATE THE L DO IT! PROBLEM MALFUNCTION) trader, chooses on the basis -of IT TO PASS p e a fundamentals, such as earnings, AAE BY.” dividends, management and growth prospects. He or she doesn't attempt to leverage through broker or other credit. And investors are patient. The trader often ignores funda mentals and bets that momentum will carry stocks higher. He or she Bridge seeks.to maximize return by using credit. They sciek quick profits, and South lost the hand because of a THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Santom they are in trouble if those profits Getting hooked mental blank. He was so engrossed in don’t come quickly. NORTH U-It-87 SCHWAWf; , AITOEUEYS- Long-term investors can console G K J 2 his plan of establishing the fifth club on finesses for a discard that when he discovered themselves with the knowledge that G 7 6 3 AI- their stocks are probably no lower ♦ K 2 it wasn’t going to work, he simply took ♦ A 9 7 4 3 By James Jacoby ^ heart finesses, hoping to find East now than they were at the beginning with either the king or the J-10 of of the year. And with the expecta WEST ' east Declarer thought he knew this im hearts. tion that good stacks that fall ♦ 3 ♦ 7 5 portant bridge principle: Don’t take Declarer had a sure way to make eventually recover. WKIOS ¥ J 8 4 2 unnecessary finesses. After arriving the contract. After the third club, he But before they add to their ♦ Q J 10 4 ♦ 9 8 7 6 3 in six spades under his own steam, he portfolios, small traders are likely G K J8S2 ♦ Q 10 gets back to dummy with the spade won the ace of diamonds and carefully king to ruff the fourth club, then re to wait until they get the answers. SOUTH played the club ace and trumped a turns to dummy with the king of dia At a minimum, they will wait until ♦ AQ 10 9864 club. Then he played a spade to dum monds. He leads dummy's last club the various commissions make ¥ A Q 9 my’s jack and ruffed another club. and discards his nine of hearts. West their findings. And some of them ♦ A 5 Since Elast now showed out on the takes the trick and must lead into the might never return. . ♦ 6 third round of clubs, there was no way A-Q of hearts or play a diamond. If That is, it might take an entire Vulnerable: Neither to establish a long club trick. West leads a diamond, declarer will FRANK AND ERNEST ''by Bob Thavet new generation of investors before Dealer: South So declarer shifted mental gears by ruff in dummy while shedding the Wall Street recovers the allegiance playing a spade to dummy's king. He queen of hearts. of the small investor. Wnt Norib East South next played a heart and put in the nine. BANK t h e EAWK DE
ford, is in charge of Clifford E. Hansen, arrangemments. Realtor, stockbroker Memorial donations may be Barbara W. Tulls, 60, of Willing- made to Temple Beth Sholom, 400 ton, died Saturday at home. She Clifford E. Hansen, 69, of 119 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester was the wife of John Tulls and sister Pitkin St„ died Saturday at Man of Mrs. John (Edith) Schoell of 06040. Manchester. chester Memorial Hospital after By JliTi Tierney Coach Joe Morrone, who coached catch him.” performance. being stricken at his home. He was She was bom in Manchester and Pamela E. DeLorme Manchester Herald his 500th career game Sunday, said. UConn’s best and most lethal "I think one of our biggest the husband of Elizabeth (Arm moved to Willington 38 years ago. “I guess we’ll have to look forward chance to win this match came with problems was projecting ourselves strong) Hansen Pamela E. ((Soodall) DeLorme. She was a member of Manchester a mere six seconds left in reguia- to the Final Four,” he said. Grange 31. STORRS — The rematch had to next year and see if we can turn it He was bom Oct. 9, 1918, in 73, of East Hartford, widow of been anticipated ever since the two around then.” tion. Senior sweeperback (3iris The sophomore Kramer com Brooklyn, N.Y., and had been a Charles DeLorme, died Friday at Besides her husband, she is Reif, who piayed a superb game, mented on his game-winner. "A iot survived by two sons, Ralph H. teams played to a 0-0 tie on Sept. 23. It was the third time In the last Manchester resident since 1981. Hartford Hospital. She was the Now, Harvard University and the four years that the Huskies have sent a side-winding left-footer from of our offense is Nick (HotchUn) He was a veteran of World War II, mother of Pamela (Mrs. Peter) Tulls of Willington and Steven A. going down the wing,” he said. "I Tulls of Rockville; a daughter, University of Connecticut, the Nos. played for and lost the New 20 yards out which was curving serving with the U.S. Army Signal Bedrossian of Manchester. 1 and 2 New England soccer England championship. toward the upper left comer of the guess the whole defense was going Corps. He was the owner of the She also Is survived by two other Susan E. ’Tulis of Charlottesville, against the grain. I was stiii trailing Va.; her mother, Hannah Williams contingents all year long, would Senior Nick Hotchkin, a speedy net. At the last possible second. Clifford Hansen Real Estate Co. daughters, Sandra (Mrs. Richard) settle the regional cha^pionshlpon midfielder from Norwich, England, Harvard goalie Stephen Hall made the play. I just ran onto the ball and and president of the First Financial Gove of East Hartford and Brenda of Manchester; two brothers, a spectacular save and knocked it got it into the right side of the net." Roger Williams Jr. of Los Angeles, the field in a second-round NCAA unleashed his main attribute in Corp.. both of Manchester. He was (Mrs. Ralph) Fahr in Illinois; Tournament match. setting up the game-winner. Hotch away. UConn, which played well in the an active member of the Manches seven grandchildren and a great Calif., and John Williams in New Mirroring the initial match be kin raced past Diego Borja and "They don’t get any better than first half, failed to match its initial ter Board of Realtors. Before grandchild. Hampshire; and several nieces, intensity in the second half and in nephews and cousins. tween the pair, this game went into Kerry Rudich down the left sideline that,” Getman said of Hali’s retiring, he had been a stockbroker Graveside service will be Tues overtime with a goal by the with Borja falling when the trio the overtime sessions. UConn Jun for the Shearson-Lehman Co. day at 10 a.m. at Hillside Cemetery, ’The funeral Is ’Tuesday at 9 a.m. game-saving play. Reif, visibly Crimson's David Kramer with 5; 06 reached the left comer. upset over the loss, ended his ior All-America Dan Donigan did He was a graduate of the East Hartford. ’There are nocalling at the Introvigne Funeral Home not practice all week and was University of Connnecticut, class of Inc., 95 E. Main St., Stafford left in the second 10-minute extra Hotchkin made a nifty move to brilliant career Sunday. hours. The Newkirk k Whitney session pushing Harvard past extricate himself from the endline fatigued early in the match. “I N 1951, and was the financial consul Springs, with a mass of (Christian Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., UConn, 1-0, for the New England and crossed a perfect ball. Harvard “I saw it going to the far post,” he think a lot of It was Donigan was AP photo tant for MENSA, of which he was a East Hartford, is in charge of burial at 10 a.m. in Holy 'Trinity said. “ I struck it weil. He (Hail) sick,” Rammel said. member since 1957. He was an Church. Burial will be In Willington title and a Final Eight berth before forward Derek Mills decoyed the arrangements. a crowd of 7,182 Sunday afternoon pass perfectly and allowed the ball made a great save on it.” Husky The Huskies’ other dangerous Doberman birthday original member of the Manchester Memorial donations may be Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are sophomore forward Steve Ram- scoring chance was with 14; 05 left Housing Authority, a member of today from 2to4p.m. and7to9p.m. at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. to run across the goalmouth and made to the American Heart 7 Ranked No. 4 in the country, Kramer came onto the ball and mei, who had some key scoring In regulation. Donigan, along the Damon the Doberman pinscher, left, has other arrangements were made by MISAC and a former member of the Association, 310 Collins St., Hart Memorial donations may be opportunities, saw the match slip left side, slid a pass to Rammel who Republican Town Committee. He made to the American Cancer karvard (13-0-2) is the only un deposited his 15-yard shot into the CHRIS REIF STEVE RAM MEL some of his pals over Saturday to Damon’s owner, Janet Hallmark, at her ford 06105. beaten Division I school in the upper right corner of the net, easily away with Hail’s save. broke in on goal forcing Hall to was a deacon for many years at this Society, 237 E. Center St., Manches standout on defense Husky offensive threat "I thought we all played well,” come out. Rammel was able to get celebrate his second birthday in New home in the city’s Gentilly section. Second Congregational Church as ter 06040. tourney. The Huskies, who were beating Husky goalie Tom Foley. Daniel D. Colone ranked No. 16 nationally, wind up “It was definitely one of those Rammel said. “Chris Reif. I think his shot past Hall, but It missed the Orleans. The bone-shaped cake and well as a member of the church had the best chance of the whole right post by less than a foot. council and chairman of the Daniel D. Colone. 78, of 5 Helen Remmer their campaign with a 13-7-3 mark. games that could go either way,” “I’d like to congratulate Harvard Harvard Coach Mike Getman said. that finished it off. We do have a lot (Hotchkin) gets going, he’s got the game. It was an awesome save.” “Our weakness has been offen church’s antique show. He was also Stonehedge Lane, Bolton, formerly Helen (Elhert) Remmer, 85, of team speed. On that play, there’s speed to push it and run. There’s not Rammel also spoke of what may sively,” Morronesaid. “We weren’t a member pf the Photographic of Windsor Locks, died Saturday at on their win and wish them good “Both teams had more thanenough formerly' of Lyness Street, died luck in the tournament, ” UConn chances to win it. It was a nice goal nothing you can do. Once he too many people who are going to have hindered UConn’s able to generate a goal.” MCC can’t say how, when Historical Society of New England Hartford Hospital. He was the Saturday at a local convalescent and a longtime member of St. husband of Loretta , (TerazzI) home. She was the widow of Harry John’s Lodge 4 in West Hartford. Colone Remmer. Besides h is wife. he is survived by He was bom In South Windsor and She was bom in Hartford and she auditorium can be repaired three sons, Bruce A. Hansen of had lived most of his life in Windsor lived in Manchester for the past 10 Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Douglas M. Locks before moving to Bolton years. Parcells far from happy with Giants’ victory V Hansen of Portland. Maine, and three years ago. He was employed She is survived by a son, Jerry By Andrew J. Davis He said a decision on how much reported 14 violations, but further David S. Hansen of Cocoa Beach, by the Acme Auto Supply Ck>. for the review of the list reduced the Amato of Newburgh, N.Y.; a but he missed two. I wasn’t that Manchester Herald funding would be appropriated by Fla.; and a daughter. Janet Dobbin past nine years. He had been the stepdaughter, Mabel Beaston of By Ralph Bernstein the beginning of December. number to 12. One of the violations of New York City, N.Y. service manager for O’Mara Mo The Associated Press NFL rourudup confident (on the game winner).” was found only to-be a minor York, Pa.; a nephew and three r Parcells took backup quarter It may be months before Man “We’ll try to respond to that as The funeral is Wednesday at 11 tors of East Hartford for 25 years nieces. chester Community College’s main quickly as possible.” he said. notation, while one violation was a.m. at Second Congregational and was also the owner and PHILADELPHIA - New York — see page 14 back Jeff Rutledge’s fine perfor listed twice. The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. mance Sunday for granted. auditorium can be re-opened for “We’ll get a handle on it within the Church, 385 N. Main St. Burial will operator of Danny’s Gulf Service at the John F. Tierney Flineral Giants coach Bill Parcells saw little theatrical productions, said Tho next couple of weeks. It’s a project The latest inspection comes after be at the convenience of the family. Station in East Windsor for 11 In his team’s 20-17 victory over the Rutledge, subbing the second Home, 19 W. Center St. Burial will field goal 3:48 into the fourth straight week for the injured Phil mas N. Bavier. the college’s dean of by itself.” MCC spent $20,000 to repair the Calling hours are ’Tuesday from 7 to years. Previously, he was em be in East Cemetery. Calling hours Philadelphia Eagles to satisfy him administrative affairs, this facility, Bavier said. The facility 9 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral ployed by Southern Auto Sales, with the defending Super Bowl quarter or his earlier 53-yarder. Simms, completed 16 of 30 passes The college’s theater arts depart- are Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. Parcells snapped. “He missed two. for 298 yards and one touchdown. morning. ment will still hold classes in the was rewired and • upgraded this Home. 142 E. Center St. East Windsor. champions’ effort to win a spot in ’The auditorium on the east summer in response to a college Memorial donations may be Besides his wife, he is survived by the NFL playoffs. "Fifty percent isn't going to win “He does what he’s supposed to 18-year-old facility. However, until Ema 8. Haberem do. He’s the backup quarterback. campus officially closes today, the auditorium passes inspection, security report that stated the made to the Second Congregational a son,’Daniel A. Colone of Windsor Rather than talk about Raul too many games. ... Sure, I’m after an inspection by the state fire auditorium was a fire hazard. C3iurch Memorial Gifts Committee. Locks; four brothers, Stephen Ema S. Haberem, 70, of 30 Bank Allegro’s game winning 52-yard impressed with the kicks he made, He should be ready.” future shows will be moved from Neither was Parcells satisfied marshal’s office on Oct. 30 revealed the 200-seat auditorium- to the The partial closing will not have Colone of Elmwood, Paul and St., died Saturday at a Manchester 12 safety violations, including the George Colone, both of Windsor convalescent home. She was the with the defense that sacked Eagles Program Center in the Lowe an adverse affect on the theater Elizabeth Colton quarterback Randall Cunningham need for a sprinkler above the Building. arts program at the college, said Locks, and Robert Colone; four wife of Michael F. Haberem. Elizabeth (Finn) Colton. 55. sisters, Anna TInto of Elmwood, She was bom in Manchester on six times. stage. On Saturday and Sunday, the Clark Bowlen. director of the At this time, school officials have program. While it may influence widow of Hebert W. Colton of South Clara Colone of Windsor Locks, Oct. 21. 1917, and was a lifelong “He (Cunningham) ran in for a auditorium was used during the Windsor, died Sunday. She was the Angeline Zimmerman of Wethers touchdown. He wasrunningallover no idea at this point what the performances of three student- selection of future shows, Bowlen resident. Before retiring, she was repairs will cost, Bavier said. Even said it would be the only ramifica sister of Irene Lukas of field and Margaret Paoletti of employed in the comptroller’s the place.” written one-act plays. Special se Manchester. Windsor Locks; three grandchild office of Travelers Insurance Co.. Cunningham carried 10 times for if money were to become available curity guards were stationed near tion for him and his about 40 immediately, it would still take students. She was born in Manchester, the ren; and several nieces and Hartford, for 38 years. She was a 71 yards. He completed 17 of 34 the stage to ensure safety during daughter of Margaret (Clark)- passes for 177 yards and one TD. He months to complete repairs, he the performances, he said. “I don’t see that it will,” he said. nephews. lifelong member of Concordia said. Murphy,, of Stores and Walter The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 Lutheran Church and was a former even caught a pass that was batted Among the violations revealed by “The Lowe (Program Center) is Murphy. She lived in Manchester back to him by a lineman. "If the money is available, we’ll perfectly adequate, Ourselection of a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Sunday school teacher. She was need to get an engineer to look at the the inspection are: the placement and East Hartford before moving to Home. 1602 Main St., East Hart also a member of the American One look at the Giants’ record of fire alarms so they can be heard shows might vary, but it’s not a big South Windsor 20 years a^o^j , nine games into the seasonexplains building,’’ Bavier said. After that, problem,” ford, followed by a mass of Association of Retired Persons, blueprints would have to be drawn throughout the building, the instal Besides her sister, she is survived Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. (^apter 604, and served asa former Parcells’ tough dxterlor. New York up and the project put out forbids. lation of a sprinkler system over the The next scheduled theater arts by a son, David H. Colton of Francis of Assisi Church, 673 director. She was a life member of has six games left and must win Money for the project should be stage, emergency lighting and production will be “Spoon River Hartford: two daughters. Cheryl A. Ellington Road, South Windsor. the Manchester Memorial Hospital them all to have a viable chance to forthcoming from the- office of repair of stairwells along the Anthology” by Edgar Lee Masters. Colton and Christine E. Colton, both Burial will be In St. Edward’s Auxiliary and was a member and make the playoffs as a wild card Regional Community Colleges in exterior of the building, said Adam It will be performed April 20 of South Windsor: two grandchild Ometery, Stafford Springs. financial secretary of the Manches entry. There is little room forerror. Hartford, said Steven E Bldstrup. Berluti. fire marshal spokesman. through 23 at the program center, ren; and several nieces and ter Senior Citizens. The Giants are trying to rally director of facilities and planning. He added that the department Bowlen said. nephews. Besides her husband, she is from an 0-5 record. including the 0-3 The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Nann Flanagan survived by several nieces, ne- legacy left by the strike team. at the Samsel & Carmon Funeral They’ve won two straight to bring Nann (Weldon) Flanagan, 90, of pehws, aunts and uncles. AP photo 6 Home. 419 Buckland Road. South The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. their record to 3-6. Windsor, with the Rev. F. Barry 47 Sycamore Lane, widow of Henry Lionel Manuel, who despite a Directors to eliminate post F. Flanagan, died Saturday at at Concordia Lutheran Church. 40 fourth-quarter action Sunday in Phila Stipp officiating. Burial will be in Pitkin St. Burial will be in East broken left hand, caught four PhilatJelphia quarterback FfSndall Cun Wapping Ometery, South Wind Manchester Memorial Hospital af passes for 105 yards and one delphia. The Giants won, 20-17. Continued from page 1 board held off making a decision on have said they would support such a ter a brief illness. She was the Cemetery, (filing hours at the ningham (12) l8 (Jragged down by whether the town should lease the commission. sor. Calling hours are today from 2 Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. touchdown, voiced the team’s feel to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. daughter of Dr. Thomas H. Weldon, ings about their position. “A loss Giants’ iinebacker Lawrence Taylor in Several of the newly elected rifle range, located at the old Nike Besides the directors, three can who was one of the founders of Center St., are today from 2 to 4 directors have said that the board site, to a private operator. Direc didates elected to the Board of Memorial donations may be p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. more or less would have finished us made to the American Liver Manchester Memorial Hospital, for the year.” three straight victories. in'general, said, “I thought we hit yards to cap an 11-play, 91-yard needs to meet more than once a tors said they needed more Infor Education this month will be sworn and Anne (Carter) Weldon of Memorial donations may be with them real good. I think that’s a drive. month in order to deal with the mation on negotiations the adminis in tonight. They are two incum Foundation. 998 Pompton St.. made to Concordia Lutheran “This is a game of survival.” Coach Buddy Ryan said, “The Cedar Grove. N.J. 07009. Manchester. only thing I saw was a defense that good sign. We didn’t lay down and About four minutes later after increasing amount of business tration had carried out with a bents. board Chairman Richard W. (hturch. Allegre said of his game winning recovering a Giants’ fumble at the company that has proposed taking Dyer and Susan Perkins, and She was a 1916 graduate of kick. “I had the odds with me. The looked great at times and terrible at die. We had a chance to tie the facing the board. Manchester High School and stu game.” New York 47, the Eaglesdrove fora Among items on Tuesday’s over the range. Republican John TuccI, a Samuel Chatzky Ruth Marandino wind (8 to 10 mph) was at my back. times. The offense looked great at died at Connecticut College for times and terrible at times. 25-yard field goal by McFaddenand agenda are a proposal for operation A director-appointed study com newcomer. And I knew I should make it.” McFadden said, “The kick was a 10-0 lead with 8:21 left in the All three will begin three-year Samuel Chatzky. 75, husband of Women and Albertus Magnus in Ruth (Lane) Marandino, 69, of Allegre said it was the first time “I don’t know if that’s immatur of the town-owned rifle range and a mittee has recommended that the Sonia (Greenspun) Chatzky, of 27M New Haven. She was a case work Hartford, formerly of West Hart misdirected. The snap and the hold quarter. report on the need for a fair-rent directors establish a fair-rent com terms on the board beginning this, he had ever tried, let alone kicked ity or what, but we’ve got to get were good.” year. Three other candidates Henry St., died Sunday at St. supervisor for the (Connecticut ford, died Saturday at her home. two field goals of 50 or more yards more consistent on both sides of the commission in town. Tedford and mission. but. except for newly Francis Hospital and Medical Cen Bureau of Child Welfare for more She was the widow «f Frank J. For the Giants, Mark Bavaro The Giants got back in the game Weinberg said the board plans to elected board member Mary Ann elected to the school board will be in a game. ball.” caught 7 passes fer 102 yards. with 22 seconds left in the first ter. Hartford. than 20 years and was a probation Marandino and the mother of Ann “I just told myself, ‘Hit it right The Eagles’ last chance to pull discuss both items tonight but Handley who supports it, none of sworn in next year, when their He was a retired supervisor with supervisor for the Superior (Court in Marie Lee of Manchester. For the Eagles, Keith Byars ran period on a two play, 60-yard drive. probably won’t act on either of the Democratic directors has made terms are scheduled to begin. and it would go.’” the game out evaporated when Paul for 61 yards on 14 carries and Rutledge passed 24 yards to Bavaro Tonight’s ceremony in the Lin the Social Security Administration Norwich and New London for Besides her daughter, die is Allegre added, “Rutledge said to McFadden missed a 39-yard field them until the Nov. 24 meeting at a commitment one way or the and was a member of Temple Beth several years. survived by three sons, John caught his first NFL touchdown. for a first down at the Eagles X, and the earliest. other. coln Center hearing room begins at me. ‘You can make it, you can goal with 25 seconds to play. Anthony Toney gained 59 on 15 then went into the end zone X yards Sholom. She is survivied by a son, F. Marandino of Bristol, Francis make it. Relax.’ And I did.” “Our kicker has got to kick the At its meeting last month, the Two of the three Republicans 8 . carries. for Manuel. Besides his wife, he is survived by Weldon Miner of Avon; five grand- Marandino of Dover, N.H., and Parcells wasn’t the only one ball through the uprights. They a son, Herbert CJiatzky of Manches children; and nine great Anthony Marandino of Hartford; AP photo disappointed with Allegre’s two made, what, two 53 yard field Giants’ linebacker Lawrence After McFadden was wide with a ter; two daughters, Mrs. Jospeh grandchildren. two brothers, Roger Lone of West Taylor had two sacks, but suffered 50-yarder, the Giants tied it at 10 on New York’s George A(Jams breaks past Eagles’ defentJers misses. “I’m not sure my concen goals? We try a 39 and don’t make (Deborah) Karp and Mrs. Shelly The funeral is ’Tuesday at 9:30 Hartford and Kenneth Lane of tration was what it should be on It. a slight hamstring pull with 33 Allegre’s 53-yard kick with 2:12 left Balloons fly for POW-MIAs (Barbara) Berman, both in Flor a.m. "from the John F. Tierney Rocky HilT; 14 grandchildren; and to score a third-quarter touchdown Sunday as Giants’ those two misses. T have to control “I didn’t see anything wrong with seconds left in the game. in the half. Allegrd missed from 41 ida; a brother, Philip Chatzky of Funeral Home, 219 W. (Center St., eight great-grandchildren. quarterback Jeff Rutledge, In the background, signals my emotions.” the kicker said. the snap or the hold.” The Eagles took a 7-0 lead in the yards with three seconds remain Baltimore, Md.; two sisters. Rose followed by mass of Christian The funeral is Tuesday at 9: IS first period as Cunningham ran 4 ing in the second period. Continued from page 1 Pamphlets in hand. Beaulieu talking about his experience. the score. The Eagles slipped to 4-5 after Ryan, speaking about the game climbed into a chase vehicle, after Mary began researching the Kaplan of Baltimore, Md., and burial at 10 a.m. at St. James a.m. from the Sheehan-Hilbom- leaving a few of the pamphlets in plight of POW-MIAs, and got Anna Freed of New York City; and (Church. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New Despite the seriousness of the six grandchildren. Cemetery, New Britain. Calling Britain. Ave., West Hartford, fol event, spirits were high as Bishop the hands of spectators. involved with the Forget-Me-Nots, which is not limited to veterans and The funeral is ’Tuesday at 11 a.m. hours are ’Tuesday from 8; 30 a.m. lowed by a 10 a.m. mass of and Contino joked about their first “This is just another way of at Temple Beth Sholom Memorial to 9:30 a.m. Oiristian burial in St. Augustine Walker runs wild for Cowboys their families. Beaulieu said. “My hot-air balloon flight. “About 12 getting the word out.” said Beau Park. A memorial period will be Memorial donations may be (liurch. Burial will be in Mount St. years ago. I jumped out of a plane at lieu, who’s interest in POW-MIAs organization is for anybody who 0 cares about POWs and MIAs. I find observed at the home of his son at made to the Manchester Senior Benedict Cemetery, Bioomfield. Bv Howard Ulman and tie the score on Roger Ruzek’s dary, he outran comerback Ray yards late in the third quarter and Ellington Airport,” Bishop said. began in 1982. “Years ago, I 109 Henry St. The Weinstein Mortu (Citizens or to a charity of the Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 “This time. I’m going to stay in the it a tragedy that our men were The Associated Press 20-yard field goal with 28 seconds mond Claybom down the left bruised his shoulder on the run. married a Vietnam vet. For a ary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart donor’s choice. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. remaining. “It was very frustrating to Just basket.” number of years, we did not discuss abandoned by our government.” sideline. Contino said he wasn’t really FOXBORO, Mass. — Herschel “I don’t know what’s wrong,” “Even though I was tired, I said watch,” he said. “But you know Vietnam. It just wasn’t something Patriots’ running back Tony (Filins whenever I get into the open field, they made a decision and that was nervous. ”T just get a little you talked about,” she said. In 1982, Walker is running wild again. apprehensive about not being in Country Oak Dallas Coach Tom Landry gave said. “We can’t afford to lose any where I see nothing but end zone, I '' the decision to play Herschel. with the dedication of the Vietnam more games.’’* don’t care who’s behind me,” total control.” veterans monument in Washington, him that chance and he gave the “I have no problem with Before take-off, two helium bal COLONIAL DINING GROUP Cowboys a victory. Dallas is 6-2 in overtime games, Walker said. “I’m going to score.” Herschel.”^ her husband, Glenn, owner of the Walker, who complained about while the Patriots are 0-9. They are Dallas started at its own X loons were released so pilots could Main Pub on Main Street, began 7 Pieces }er Savings The Patriots, obviously, did. determine wind direction. After not carrying the ball enough, 0-6 against Dallas, the only team following the overtime kickoff. last-minute checks, the balloons carried it 60 yards on one play for they haven’t beaten. After a 2-yard loss by Walker and “We have bc«n quite well aware rose slowly as a crowd of more than SALE $347 Park Hilf the winning touchdown as the The Cowboys won on the fifth play an incompletion. White hit Timmy of his ability to do everything there 100, many wearing POW-MIA EMERGENCY Cowboys beat the New England of overtime despite tying a club Newsome for a 12-yard gain and a is on a football field, plus his sweatshirts, applauded. Fire — Police — Medical Patriots 23-17 in overtime Sunday. record of 15 penalties one week first down. Walker scored on the breakaway speed,” New England At the second touch-down at the Joyce He used his power to burst after committing 11 in a 27-17 loss to next play. 0>ach Raymond Berry said. “He Westage condominiums, Bishop DIAL 911 through the left side of the line on a Detroit. Dorsett carried just once for 5 showed that today.” reported an enjoyable flight. “It’s In Manchester Flower Shop basic off-tackle play and his speed The victory gave the Cowboys, unreal,” he said. “I love it.” to outrun pursuers and score 1:50 5-4, some breathing room. They still “We’re headed back to Kansas,” into the extra session. trail Washington by two games in Contino joked as the balloon rose. “I just saw that blue flame and I the NFC East but broke a second- “Goodbye. Dorothy,” Beaulieu Insure two knew he was smoking,” Cowboys’ place tie with Philadelphia, which Sc/iofas0c teams In action yelled back. 25 OFF quarterback Danny White said. lost to the New York Giants. % “A game like that could make a “In overtime,” Dallas running There was to be plenty of Two long awaited state tour 7 and save All Silk, Dried and Christmas Items lot of difference” In the tight In Memoriam back Tony Ddrsett said, “he played scholastic action today with one nament games were to be K you're a two-car family. - Cash 'n Carry Only - like a world champion.” division race, Landry said. footbali game and two state played. Manchester High, the In loving memory of Lucy Carmen Nationwide can save you When he did, the Patriots’ chan A back like Walker did. soccer tournament matches on No. 3 seed in the Gass L Division who died September IS, 1987. money on your auto Ask about our "Special Remembrance” ces of gaining that honor this NFL The 1982 Heisman Trophy winner tap. at 15-1, was to host Staples High program. We'll remember your Birthdays, season suffered a serious setback. and two-time United States Foot The gridiron action on the of Westport at Memorial Field You were ours for just a while. insurance. Additional lib eralized benefits are avail Anniversaries and Holidays for you. Picked by many to win the AFC ball League rushing leader had run docket had Manchester High, at 2 p.m. with the winner to face How we miss your lovely smile. just 34 times for 147 yards in his able to those who qualify. Stop in and fill out a brochure today. East, New England, 4-5, dropped 3-2-1 in the CCC East and 3-4-1 two-time defending state cham We loved you very much. out of a five-way tie for the lead. It three previous games. overall, visiting 5-0, 7-1 East pion Wilton High in the quarter Long to feel your tender touch. Call a Nationwide agent lor On Wednesday, he voiced dissa complete details. has lost four of its last five games Hartford High at Ted Knurek finals Wednesday. Ck>ventry Loved by everyone you knew VERNON with regular players and remained tisfaction with sharing the tailback Memorial Field in East Hart High girls were also In action And now we are all very blue. Stan Bysiewicz, CLU winless against Dallas and in duties with Dorsett. On Thursday, ford at 3 p.m. East Catholic’s today, hosting East Hampton 36 Love, 0386 0 9 Main( V i a St., Manchester overtime. Landry said Walker would be his game with St. Bernard’s was High at 2 p.m. in a Gass S The Donlln Family______648-2891 FURNITURE I Oak St. Manchester photo The Patriots took their only lead, main runner. On Sunday, Walker postponed to Tuesday at 5 p.m. Division test. The two Charter The Cowboys’ Herschel Walker (34) breaks free an(J is off 17-14, on third-string quarterback had 28 of the Cowboys’ X rushes. at the Saints’ field in Uncasville. Oak Conference foes metduring ; HI I NATIONWIDE GALLERY Tom Ramsey’s 5-yart pass to The last run gave Walker an NFL The Eagles are unbeaten at 8-0 the regular season with the Gray whales in the eastern I INSURANCE on his game-winning 60-yar(J touchdown run against the Stanley Morgan with 1:55 left in the career high 173 rushing yards, while the Saints came in at 3-5. Patriots prevailing, 3-0. Nationwide it on your t«de Pacific complete a lO.OOO-mlle S3, Vernon Mw.-FH. IM Patriots in overtime Sunday in Foxboro, Mass. Tl)e fourth quarter. But they allowed fourth most in one game in Dallas Nationwidft Mutual Insurance Company Rte. 871-9512 round-trip migration in six to nine I MIe Ne. 144 >M. I».S| S w . |] ..l Cowboys won, 23-17. Dallas to drive 78 yards in just L 27 history. After reaching the secon months. , Home Office: Columbus. Ohio MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. I W - W It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 16, 1987 Yale all set for main mission against the Crimson Bv The Associated Press lead. Griffin threw scoring passes SCOREBOARD of 8 and 3 yards and (Calcaterra After six straight victeries, Yale State Rouadup scored on a 19yard run. ’Trinity Rimt27.Canllnili24 Cowboyt2S,Patriali 17(0T) NHL raauHa gets down.to its main mission next kicker Tim Jensen hit field goals of Blurts 20,EigiM 17 Saturday, the winner-take-all .40 and 26 yards. Baak^bail showdown with Harvard at the Yale R. BlrowlsbiirB 21, B. CenneetleuI f »• Fciotball M O W S -« 7 DoHoe 7 7 8 1 4 - « II f' N.Y. iMontt tt. Lom t S M 7 NewQhilaBd F ^ q ^ J ^ 7 • » Sabraa 5, Maple Laafa 4 Bowl (or the Ivy League II: Tailback Elroy Denegal rushed -17 championship. of 11, 1 and 26 yards. His final TD 28 times for 192 yards and two LA — White 47 run (LontfOrd kick), 3:05 Dal— Francis 18 Interception return Toronto 8-4 NRAatandlnga touchdowns as E. Stroudsburg Phi— Cunningham 4 run (McFadden StL— F G Gallery 44, 7:30 (Ruzek kick), 13:06 The two teams head into “ The pass to Glenn Antrum In the third NFL ilindingi kick), 4:34 LA—Johnson 10 post from Everett Buffalo. X e EASTERN CONFERENCE Game” with identical records of 91 quarter was his 17th of the season, a handed Southern Connecticut its Phi— FG McFodden 25, 8:31 Rrst Period— 1, Buftalo,-Crejahtim 5 (Lonsford kick), 9:59 N E -Q r o g a n 2 run (F ra n k lin k ic k ),2:36 ABonllc DtaWeii _ in the league and 7-2 overall, school record. ninth loss. Denegal scored on runs N Y — Manuel 36 pass from Rutledge S#€MMi CkNirtir (A rn lH , Ruff), 5:05. 2, Toronto, Seeord 2- W L Pet. AMRRICAN CONKMNCC D o t-C o e b le 3 pose from WfSte (Ruzek (Allison, lhnacak),6;B. 3 BuflWOj^tteuslev (Allegre kick), 14:M StL— Mitchell 5 run (O allerv kick), 7:00 Boston following Yale’s S4-1S victory over Degennaro, who played only one of 6 and 49 yards. Bast Second Quarter kick), 14:90 . • 13 10:48. 4, Toronto, Olczyk 7 (Lonz, W L T P d . PP P A StL— Await 19 post from Lofflox (Gallery Ftortb Quailer Washington Princeton on Saturday and Har series in the second half and sat out East Stroudsburg, 96, scored two N Y — F G A l l w e 53, 13:48 Courtnall), 11:12. Penalties— KoHopoulos, PhllocMphta IndlaiKipolls 5 4 6 .554 I X 140 kick), 14:27 ____ _ NE— FG Franklin 41, 5:T2 - •. Ter (cross-checking), :53; CreIgWon, But- vard’s Sl-14 victory over Penn. for the remainder of the game, has touchdowns within three minutes 554 211 I B Third Quarter Third Quarter NE-(Meroan 5 pau from Ramsey New York N .Y . Jels 5 4 6 Phi— Byars 8 pass from Cunningham (slashing), 2:41; Smith, Buf (hooking), mid-way through the first half. .444 1M 2 a StL— McAdoo fumble recovery In end (Franklin kick), 13:05 New Jersey ^ Yale quaterback Kelly Ryan passed for more than 1,900 yards Buftalo 4 5 6 (McFadden kick), 7:03 12:24. M iam i 4 5 0 .444 244 211 zone (GoUeiv kick), :I1 Dal— F G Ruzek 20,14:32 threw for three touchdowns and this season. Defensive back Dennis Segich NY— Adams 1 run (Allegre kick), 14:21 LA -4}ray blocked punt recovery In end Overtime Second Perlod-5, Buffalo, Houslw 13 .Chicago New England 4 5 6 .444 144 191 (Ruff, Arnlel), 4:19. 6, Buftalo, Smith 2 Connecticut wide receiver David returned an interception 41 yards Fourth QuoiTtr zone (Lonsfort k l ^ ) , 8:36 Dot— Walker 60 run, 1:90 Atlanta completed 20 of 31 passes for 320 Central NY— FG Allegre 3:48 (M a g u ire ). 4:45. 7, Te ro n fo ,.8 8 cprd. 3 for a touchdown with 1; 58 left in the 6 .447 2 X 131 SI LA— F G Lonsford 38,14:46 A— 60,567. Milwaukee yards, breaking his own school Dunn caught four passes giving him ClevelocKt 4 3 A— 66,172. (Kotsopoulos, Ihnooak), 5:40. 8, Buffalo, Houston 4 3 6 547 2 B I B Feurib Quarttr Detroit single-season record (or passing a school-record 59 for the season. flrst quarter. After an interception LA — F G Lonsford 20,15:00 w Dal N E Sheppard 6 (Ram sey), 5:56. 9, Toronto, Indtano Rttsburgh 5 4 6 554 177 I X Degroy 2 (Terrlon), 16:43. Penaltjos— yardage. He now has passed for Dunn’s 1-yard TD reception in the by linebacker Pat Brady. Denegal Cincinnati 3 4 6 .333 i a I B A— 37,730. Rrst downs 24 15 Cleveland Rrst downs 17 B Rushes-vords 33181 3 3 « Hbmsey, Buf (tripping), 6:17; Second, T er 1,029 this season, shattering the second quarter was theilOth of his sco r^ with 14: IS left in the half. West Rushes-yards 28-116 39-lM (roughing), 6:40; Ramsey, Buf (tripping), San Diego 1 1 6 .116 162 155 Passing 257 177 MMwesl DtaWM mark of 1,730. career, also a (>>nnecticut record. Southern Connecticut, 1-9, tallied Passing 268 1M Rrst downs 21 19 40 87 10:48; Dlczyk, T o r (boarding), 11:17; P d , • a Seattle 4 3 6 .447 232 i n Return Yards Ruff, Buf (high-sticking), 14:13; lafrate,Tor its only touchdown with 1:88 Return Yards 15 17 Rushes-vords 44-239 24124 Comp-Att-Int 2564-2 13231 Houston 5 1 533 — “ In my seven op eight years of The Huskies scored touchdowns Denver 4 3 1 .543 I X I X Comp-Att-Int (holding), 14:21; Salming, Tor (hlgh- w 6 .3 » i n I B Passing 144 156 Socked-Yords Lost 329 332 Denver 4 1 .no coaching in the East, I don’t think on five of their first seven posses remaining in the game on a 9yard L .A . Italders 3 4 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-30 6-31 stlcklng), 18:02; Smith, Buf (high-, .5X Kansas CItv 1 1 6 .111 142 245 Return Yards 14 20 Punts - - 7-60 335 DoIlM 3 • 3 7 pass from quarterback Len Punts 3^38 8 ^ Comp-Att-Int 1426-1 19-2M 1-1 31 sticking), 18:02. • 3 3 500 7 I ’ve ever seen a quarterback sions, and established a school NATIONAL CONFERENCE Fumble4Lost Third Period— None. Penalty— Ruutlu, Utah Maoicco to halfback Glenn Kim Fumbles-Lost H M Socked-Yords Lost 1-10 ,3-29 Penoltles-Yords 15112 535 Sacramento 2 3 JOO perform like Kelly Ryan did record by rolling up 867 total yards. PenoltlevYards 6^ Punts 3-37 4-34 33:43 28:07 Buf (stashing), :B. .333'»s 3 brough. Washington 7 7 0 .770 2a 152 Tim e of Possession San Antonio 1 4 today,” Princeton Coach Steve TrlrMy 48, Wesleyan 7: Senior ✓ Tim e of Possession 27:53 32:07 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Wllssed penalty* shots— Ruuttu, Buf, Podtlc Dlvtsleii Dallas 5 4 0 .556 2 X 202 14:15 flrst. Toschessaid. “ They do a nice Job of running backs John Calcaterra and Kean M , W. Connecticut 14: Phllodlphla 4 5 0 .444 I X 233 Penoltles-Yords 415 320 INDIVIDUAL STATTS'nCS L.A. Lakers 4 0 1.000 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Tim e of Possession 33:06 26:54 RUSHING— Danas, Walker 2317X Dor- Shots on goal-r-Toronto 31513— 35. Buf- 500 3V^ Wally Wrobel combined for 323 Junior tight end Kevin McGuirl N.Y. Giants 3 6 0 .333 140 202 folo 1517-5-37. l ;a . Clippers a ® protecting him but he’s got a lot of .333 204 235 RUSHING— New York, Rouson 12-61, sett 1-5, Newsome 1-3. New Ehotaita, Collins Portland 9 3 /M l. 3W caught two touchdown passes and St. Louis 3 4 0 Adorns 12-29, Rutledge 3-28, Morris Power8lov Opportunities— Toronto 0 of talent.” yards rushing and flanker Don Ceirirai INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1340, Ramsey 317, Totupu 314 , Perryman Phoenix 2 4 . n 4 set up another score with a 49yard Hmlnus 2). Phlladelphio, Cunningham, 6; Buffalo 0 of 4. 4 In other games involving state Fronzaglla caught three touchdown Chicago 7 1 0 .175 217 129 RUSHIN<3— Los Angeles, White .34213, 46, Dupord 37, Grogan 31. ^ Seattle • „ 2 4 .3X 10-71, Byars 1461, Toney 15-59. _ . Gumon 420, Everett 38, Bell 1-(mlnus3).St. (Joolles-rToronto, Wregget (21 shot5l7 .147 Sta punt return for Kean Qillege. Minnesota 5 4 0 .554 I X }97 PASSING— Dallas, White 25-^2-286. saves), Bester (4:45 second, 1515). Buffolo, Golden State 1 5 schools, the University of (^nnecti- as Trinity won the New England PASSING— New York, Rutledge 16J(^ Louis, Mitchell 1478, Ferrell 964, New England, Grogan 3131-73, Ramsey Ta m p a Bay 4 5 0 .444 209 182 Cloutier (3531). cut defeated Rhode Island 82-7; Small College Athletic Conference McGuirl, who caught seven 298. Phllodelphia, Cunningham 17-34-1-m. McAdoo 1-2. 3130136. New York 93, Mllwoukge 89 Green Bay 3 5 1 .3X 140 148 RECEIVINC;— New York, Bavoro 7-102, Trinity downed Wesleyan 497; title. passes for 137 yards, scored on a Detroit 2 7 0 .2B I X 250 PASSING— Los Angeles, Everett 14241- RECEIVING— Dallos, Newsoitie 3 ^, Atlanta 104, Philadelphia 83 AAanuel 4-105, Adorns 3-31, Baker 2 « . 154. St. Louis, Lom ax 1427-0-168, Mitchell Wolker 599, Renfrd 379, ^rk*<|5t W J- Flamaa8,Canucl(a4 Detroit IB , aevelond 113 Trinity finished the season with a 1-yard pass in the first quarterfrom West Phlladelphio, Quick 3-32, Toney 3-27, East Stroudsburg defeated South San Frnclsco 7 2 0 .7 n 250 200 Cosbie 326, Dorsett 319, Edwards 1-11, w Indiana 111, Chicago 110 >■ 92 record. Wesleyan fell to 1-7. quarterback Dave Johnson and a Toutalotosl 3-10, (kirritv 2-50, Spognola ^26, R E C E IV IN G — Los Angeles, Brown 378, Chandler 1-3. New Englond, Atorgan 556, Dallas 127, Portland 116 ern C!onnecticut, 31-18; and Kean New Orleans 4 3 0 .447 237 141 Byars 2-17, Jackson 1-18, Cunningham Vancouver “ 8’ 8 1—4 Trinity defensive end Bob Sickin- 49yard pass in the fourth quarter. Atlanta 2 7 0 .2B I X 2 X Ellord 320, D.Johnson 323, Hill 313, Fryo r 399, Starring 262, Dawson 318, Houston 101, Utah 93 College defeated Western Connecti 1-(mlnus3). , . White 38, House 1-7, Gum on 1-5. St. TohtpO 1-23, PerrYmon 1-7, Collins 1-4. Oalgarv '• ••8 8 9—8 Denver 130, Sacramento 109 Oraig Davis scored on an 8-yard L .A . Roms 2 7 0 .2B 171 239 MISSED FIELD GOALS— New York, R rst Period— None. Penoltles— Calgary cut. 36-14. ger intercepted a Jim Lukowski lunctoyt OoiiMt Louis, Ferrell 562, Await 542, Mitchell 534, MISSED FIELD GOALS^NewEngland, Phoenix 124, San Antonio 113 pass at the Wesleyan 33 yard line on run on the first play after McGuirl’s Allegre 47, 41. Phlladelphio, McFadden Smith 2-29, Wolfley 1-14 Green 1-2. Ffonklln 35. Bench, served by Hull (too many men on Los Angeles Lakers 118, Golden State ConnocHeut 82, Rhode Island 7: Cleveland 27, Buffalo 21 Ice),10:44; Richter, Van (trlp^ng),12:30. 49yard punt return, giving Kean a 50, 39. MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. 110 Sophomore quarterback Matt De- Wesleyan’s first possession. Six Dallas 23, New England 17, OT S ^n d Period— 1, Calgarv, Glynn 5 Sunday's OomtF 290 lead. Washington 20, Detroit 13 (Mullen, Tonelll), :44 (pp). 2, Vancouver, Gennaro passed for 234 yards and plays later. Trinity quarterback Houston 23, Pittsburgh 3 Redakina 20, Llona 13 Boston 103, Indiana 98 _ Kean, 91. also scored on 1-yard Browna 27. Bills 21 TantI 8 (Adams, Tam belllnl), 2:47. 3, Washington 113, New Jersey 109 three touchdowns as Connecticut Kevin Griffin threw a 9yard Los Angeles Rams 27, St. Louis 24 Charoera16,Raldara14 Vancouver, TantI 9 (Adams', Hodgson), run by Daryl Butts and a 32-yard Indianapolis 40, Miami 21 Houston 108, Seattle 106 improved its record to 94 overall touchdown pass to Fronzaglia to Detroit 3 0 18 3 -1 3 3:48 (p p ). 4; Calgary, B u lla i^ 10 Milwaukee 112, Atlanta KB ' field goal by John Mattos. themselves of a winning season with a Minnesota 23, Tampa Bay 17 Buffole 7 0 0 14— 21 woshlnolen 8 17 3 8-28 (McCrImmon, Suter), 4:17.5, Vancouver, and 4-2 in Yankee (Onference play.' give Trinity a 7-0 lead. UConn’s Qeorge Boothe (44) gains New York Jets 16, Kansas CItv » LJ1. Roldsrt 8 14— 14 Los Angeles Lakers 147, San Antonio Cleveland 3 14 7 3-27 San Diego Fm t Quarter Huber 2 (Hodgson, Sounders), 12:24. 6, Rhode Island fell to 1-9 overall Trinity, aided by four Wesleyan Kelly Russell scored both touch 52-7 romp over the Rams. anclnnotl 16, Atlanta W 8 8 -1 6 130 yardage against Rhode Island Saturday First Quarter Det— F G M urray 40,7:44 Calgary, Wilson 7 (Glynn, Tonelll), 16:31 Me ndov's Domes and 1-6 in the conference. turnovers, scored five more times downs for Western Connecticut. Seattle 24, Green Bov 13 Second Quarter (pp). Penalties— WIckenhelser,Van (hook In Kingston, R.l. The Huskies assured New Orleans 26, Son Francisco 34 Cle— FG Jaeger 22, 8:50. SD— Winslow 9 pass from Fouts (Abbott No gomes scheduled 1-91, on runs of 10 and 5 yards. Buf— Kelso 56 fumble return (Norwood kick), 5:51 Was— FG Hall-Sheikh 33, :09 ing), :24; Hunter, Cal (hooking), 3:42; DeGennaro tossed scoring passes in the half to take a 390 halftime New York Giants 20, Phllodelphia 17 Tussdey's Qomes kick), 13:09. Second Quarter Was— Bryant 16 pass from Williams Suter, Col (holding), 7:19; Pederson, Van, Houston at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. . San Diego 16, Los Angeles Raiders 14 (Hall-Sheikh kick), 12:33 molor (fighting), 9:38; Suter, Cal, malor Meiidav's Game Second Quarter S D -F G Abbott 38, :9D Boston at Cleveland, 8 pm . Cle— Ellis 27 fumble return (Jaeger SD— F G Abbott 47, 2:42 Was— Clark 42 pass from Williams (fighting), 9:38; Huber, Van (holding), Washington at Chicago, 8;X pm . Chicago at Denver, 9 p.m. (Hall-Sheikh kick), 14:33 16:08. - ignCtov, Nov. a kick), :19. SD— F G Abbott 39, 11:21 (talden State at Milwaukee, 8 : » p.m. Cle— Langhorne 15 pass from Kosar Feurth Quarter Third Quarter Third Period— 7, Calgary, Hull8(Bullard, Los Angeles Clippers at San Antonio, Atlanta at Minnesota, 1 p.m. M cCrIm m on), 8:09. 8> Cdlgory, Hull 9 (Jaeger kick), 6:51. LA — Williams 5 pass from Wilson (Bahr Det— F G M urray 41, 3:42 8 :X p.m. Pieces for the college bowl picture starting to fit Buffalo at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Third Quarter Was— F G Hall-Sheikh 41,9:23 (Bullard, Tonelll), 14:45 9, Cdlaarv,Hull Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. klck), 6:59 Denver at Utah, 9 :» p.m. O e — Slaughter 52 pass from Kosar LA — Lofton 47 pass from Wilson (Bahr Det— Bernard 2 run (Murray kick), 10 ( T o n e l l l ) , 15:03. 10, C a lg a r y , Portland at Lo4 Angeles Lakers, H ):» Detroit at Chlcogo, 1 p.m. 13:09 M cCrIm m on 2 (Suter, Bereran), 16:21.11, fourth quarter, and teammate Green Bov at Kansas City, 1 p.m. (Jaeger kick), 2:46. kick), 14:44 P.m. _ Liberty, Tennessee and Indiana in Fourth Quarter A -606 39. A— 53,993. ' Vancouver, Butcher 2 (WIckenhelser), Indiana at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. By The Assocloted Press Ricky Watters added a 79yard Indianapolis at New England, 1 p.m. 16:58. 12, Calgary, Loob 7 (W ilson), 19:38 the Peach. Air Force and Arizona P lttsbu^ at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Cle— FG Jaeger 40, 2:07. touchdown dash eight minutes But— Burkett 13 pass from Kelly (N o r (sh-en). Penalties— WIckenhelser, Van NCAA Football State in the Freedom. Michigan and St. Louis at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Rrst downs 23 18 (hooking), 3:14; McCrImmon, Cal ttrlp- NRA reaulta Most of the pieces are already in later. Son Francisco at Tompo Bov, 1 p.m. wood kick), 4:00. R rst downs an SEC runner-up in the Hall of Buf Reed 10 pass from Kelly (N o r Rushes-yards Rushes-vords 23103 34-135 plng),13;37. place for college football bowls 7%L New York Giants at New Orleons, 4 No. 12 Auburn 27, No. 8 Georgia wood kick), 14:08. Passing Passing 238 174 Shots on gool— Vancouver 151311— 39. even though bids can’t officially be Fame. South Carolina and an SEC p.m. Return Yards 9 81 Calgary 131916-66. Cartlca 103, Paeara 98 11: Auburn eliminated Georgia San Diego at Seattle, 4 p.m. A— 78609. Return Yards could set up a national title game in team in the Gator, Iowa and the Comp-Att-Int Comp-Att-Int 25376 15230 Power-ploy Opportunities— Vancouver 1 extended until Saturday. from Sugar Bowl contention as Jeff Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Socked-Yords Lost 1-11 2-20 of 5; Calgary 2 of 4. Some of the conference cham the Orange Bowl against the Western Athletic (^inference cham Miami ot Dallas, S p.m. SockedYords Lost Burger passed for 217 yards and First downs 17 24 Punts Punts 337 4-33 Goalies— Vancouver, M cLean (45 shota- Oklahoma-Nebraska winner. pion — probably Wyoming — in the Mendav, Nov. B Fumbles-Lost 18 32 38 saves). Calgary, Vernon (3935). *BlidlBl}l2mRoberts5604E,Pe|rtN^ pions who get automatic New two touchdowns. Los Angeles Rams at Woshington, 9 Rushes-yards 2461 31-84 Fumbles-Lost 31 Sources told the AP that Miami Holiday, and Pittsburgh and the Passing 206 337 Penaltles-Yords 7-55 560 0016, Ainge 9 » 0-121, Johnson 9 M Year’s Day berths are yet to be Burger, who completed 22 of 32 p.m. Penalties-Yords 17-186 Acres 331-17, Lewis 4 6 9 2 1 0 DaveO-21-21. will play in the Orange Bowl eVen if Southwest Conference runnerup in Return Yards 0 19 Tim e of Possession 25:48 Tim e of Possession 29:07 30:53 Rangers 0, Jets 4 determined, but the at-large bids passes, threw a 21-yard touchdown Comp-Att-Int 23350 24341 Totals4S«1510KI9. the Hurricanes lose one or more of the Bluebonnet. Socked-Yords Lost 316 2-9 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS IN D IA N A (98) are already set. pass to Lawyer Tillman and 9yard NFL rnulti INDIVIDUAL fTATTSTICS Person 8-B 1-2 17, Tisdale 512 M 13, their remaining games. But Pete Sources said Florida will play In Punts 339 165 RUSHIN(5-Los Angein, Allen 1362, RUSHIN(3— Defrolt, Jones 1553, Ber Winnipeg 1 1 2-4 Sources told The Associated scoring toss to Duke Donaldson. nard 836, Lone 315, James 3(m lnus 1). N .Y . Rongers 1 8 2— 6 Stipanovich 911 3 6 9, Plemlne 7-W 5619, Williams, president of the Orange the Aloha Bowl and Oklahoma State Fumbles-Lost 32 2-2 Jackson 8-45, Wilson 323. San Diego, Lone261-3S,AndsrSon513001XMIIIer510 Press on Sunday that Miami will No. 9 Clemson 48, Maryland 18: Penaltles-Yards 470 1490 Adams 21-75, Anderson 429, Spencer 418, Washington, Rogers 956, Griffin 7-32, Rrst Perlod-1, New York, KIslo 7 Bowl’s selection committee, said will play In the Sun Bowl, but their Smith 322, Bryant 511, AAonk 18, (Talokoskl, (jgrodnlck), 4:19.2, Winnipeg, 912B, Gray OOOOa SkllesOdOOO, Wheeler meet Saturday’s Oklahoma- Rodney Williams threw two touch Jito 16. Chisfi 9 Tim e of Possession 24:19 35:41 Redden Mmlnus 2), Foufs Mmlnus 2), 00000. Totals3586253195 Sunday that the panel probably opponents have yet to be deter James 4(mlnus 4). 1Mlllams46,Schroeder 1-2. M cBoln 6 (C aiiyle, Howerchuk), 9:10 Nebraska winner in the Orange down passes and Terry Allen ran INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSIN(3— Los Angeles, Wilson 15331- PASSING— Detroit, Long 23376-249. (pp). Penalties— Boutlller, NY (hooking), would invite the highest-ranked mined. Sources also said Tulane N.Y. Jets 3 J 1 »-1 6 Beslen 86288819-188 Bowl. Syracuse will face the for two more as Gemson won the RUSHING— Buffalo, Kelly 462, Byrum 228. Son Diego, Fouts 15331-149. Washington, Schroeder 510833, Williams 7:30; Togllaneltl, Win (hooking), 11:»; team to play the Big Eight will probably play a SWC team in Kansas CItv 0 6 0 - 9 313, Mueller 54, Harmon 42, K.Porter 30. 11-138161. Kvte, W in (roughing), 12:31; Boschmon, Indiana B1I9819-9B Southeastern Conference represen Atlantic Coast Conference First Quarter R E C E IV IN G — Los Angeles, Lofton 384, 9polnt goals— Alngs X Bird Z Miller 2. the Independence Bowl. The lineup Cleveland, Mock 17-48, Byner 1421, Williams 343, Jackson 326, Allen 321, RECEIVIN(3— Detroit, Oiodwlck 764, Win (hooking), 16:37. tative in the Sugar BowK-qnd Notre Conference champion. N Y — F G Leahy 39, 12:57 Fouled out— None. Mbeundi— Boston 37 championship. McNeil 1-17, Kosar 3(mlnus 2). Christensen 338, Fernandez 1-14 Son Mandley 7-70, Jones 313, Cab 310, Nichols Seooiid Period^, New York, Dionne 12 Dame will meet tne ^uthwest " I ’m totally confused by the for the All American Bowl is Second Quarter PASSING— Buffalo, Kelly 22-354222. 1-23, James 1-14, Wooltolk 1-11, Lee 1-10, (Poddubny, DeBlols). 10:34 (pp). 4, New (Portsti 14), Indtana 98 (Sllpanevictt 13). Allen scored on runs of eight and KC— F G Lowery 42, 2:16 Diego, Wlnslow453, Anderson368,Holohan AtsMs— Boston 27 (Johnson 8). Indiana rumors that I ’m hearing.” Willi uncertain Cleveland, Kosar 24341-346. 324, Chandler 1-15, Bemstlne 1-7, Bertxird 16. Washington, Bryant542, Monk York, Poddubny 12 (Dloixw, Patrick), Conference champ — Texas, Texas two yards in the second quarter for Tlilrd Ouoiler RECEIVIN(5— Buffalo, Burkett 491, 439, Clark 366, Sanders 2-28, Warren 16, 14:40 (pp) .5 Winnipeg, McBoln, (MacLeon, 17 (Fleming 6). Total fouls— Boston B , ams said "W e’ve said all along we No. 1 Oklahoma 17. Mlseouri 13: K C — F G Lowery 43, 4:02 James 1-2. Indiana 21. A — 15912. AAM or Arkansas — in the Otton Clemson, 9-1. Williams threw Harmon 452, Reed 436, T.Johnson 2-24, MISSED FIELD GOALS— Los Angeles, DIdler 18, Rogers 16. C o ri^ ), 1S:38(pp).6, New York, Poddubny would probably invite the highest- Oklahoma struggled in what fig N Y J — F G Leohv 24, 9:17 Bowl. touchdown passes of SO and 44 yards Metzeloors 315, R.Porter 16. Cleveland, Bohr 41. San Diego, Abbott 53. MISSED FIELD GOALS— Detroit, Mur 13 (Vanblesbrouck), 19:08. Penalties— ranked team under the ured to be a warm-up for its KC— F G Lowery 10, 14:29 Byner 464, Slaughter 478, Atack 446, ray 34. Poddubny, NY (hooking), 1:38; Kyte, Tn other New Year’s bowl games. to Gary Cooper as the Tigers beat Fourtti Quarter Newsome 370, Langhorne 325, Brennan Win (hooking), 6;H); Boschmon, Win circumstances.” showdown with No. 2 Nebraska as N Y J— Toon 18 pass from O'Brien Bulleta113.Nita109 Penn State will play Clemson in the Maryland for the first time since 2-15, Tennell 1-24, Weathers 1-14, McNeil 1-10. ViklngaZ3,Buccanaera17 (holding), 9:40; Togltanettl, Win, malor Cotton Bowl officials said Notre quarterback Charles Thompson / (Leahy kick), 3:54 Saahawka24,Packera13 (fighting), 11:23; TatakoekI, N Y , m olor Citrus. Florida State will face the 1983. A— 40,718. Dame conceivably could change subbing for the injured Jamelle MISSED FIELD GOALS-Buffolo, Nor (fighting), 11:23; KWe, Win (cross W A S H IN Q TO N (118) Oklahoma-Nebraska loser in the No. 18 Michigan St. 27, No. IS Ta m p a B ay 8 7 3 7— 17 checking), 13:40; Donnellv, N Y (hooking), the New Year’s Day lineup should Holieway. rushed for 91 yards and NYJ KC wood 38, 36. Cleveland, Jaeger 52. Green Bay 3 18 8 8— 13 King 10.18 16 21, J.WIIItams 97 55 5 Fiesta, and Michigan State .will Minnesota 8 6 18 7— B 15:08; Erixon, N Y (holding), 17:34. M.Malone 11-23 56 B , Booues 0-1 00 0, Indiana 3: Lorenzo White rushed 56 First downs 19 18 Seattle 8 21 8 3 -2 4 play the winner of Saturday's Coach Lou Holtz insist on going to passed for 104, Second Quarter First Quarter - Third Period— 7, Winnipeg, NtacLeon 8 J.Malone 921 912 25, Walker 513 36 11, times for 292 yards and scored two Rushes-yords X227 21-1X T B — Magee 20 pass from DeBerg (Igwe- (Haw«rchuk, McBoln), :17. 8, New York, the Orange Bowl if the Irish can Backup fullback Rotnei Ander 102 IX G B — F G Zendelas 31, 4:53 Johnson 95925 Atarle560«5 Bol 34005 Southern Califomia-UCLA game in touchdowns as Michigan State Passing Colta40.Dolphlna21 bulke kick), 3:58 AAullen 5 (Duguoy, Patrick), 7:05 9, Totals 4498 2533 113. beat Miami on Nov. 28. Under that son. filling in for injured Lydell Return Yards 57 5 Second Quarter the Rose Bowl. The Bruins could clinched its first Rose Bowl berth in M in— F G C.Nelson 29, 8:02 Seo— Warner 57run (N .Johnson kick),: 10 Winnipeg, Neufeld 7 (Howerchuk, Mo- N E W J E E 8 E Y (189} scenario, the Miami-Notre Dame C^rr, gained 118 yards for the Comp-Att-Int 14-236 1924-3 M in— F G C.Nelson 27,14:49 rols)11:56 (pp). 10, New York, Ogrodnlck B.WIIItams10-3D9S23,Woolrldae5111518 also make it to the Rose with a tie 22 years. Socked-Yords Lost 4 -X 943 bidlanopcils 7 IS 3 17—48 Third Quarter loser would play in the C!otton Bowl. Sooners, 190. who came into the G B — Paskett 47 pass from W right 6 (KIslo), 19:55 (en). Penalties— 22, Gmlnsfcl 8-16 1-1 17, Hopeon 911 0-3 4, against the Trojans. The Spartans are 991 in the Punts AX 9 X M iam i 14 7 8 4 -2 1 Min— Fennev 1 run (C.Nelson kick), Neufeld, Win (hooking), 2:20; ttawer- Cotton Bowl officials, who want game averaging 49 points per Fumbles-Lost 66 16 Ftrst Quarter (Zendelas kick), 2'11 In Saturday’s games involving conference and 7-2-1 overall. 4:02 G B — F G Zendelas 48, 5:36 chuk. Win (tripping), 7:32; Giles, NY outing. Holieway and Carr went Penaltles-Yards 760 A29 Mia— Hampton 6 run (Revelz kick), T B - F G igwebulke 26, 8:06 (holding), 7:32. Gronstrarxl, N Y (hold the Top Ten. No. 1 Oklahoma beat Notre Dame, rejected the plan last “ It certainly is a beautiful day,” Tim e of Possession 31:59 27:01 2:53 Sea— Robinson 8 blocked punt return down with knee injuries last week Min— FG C.Nelson 36, 14:57 (N.Johnson kick), 12:52 ing), 9:58; KIslo, N Y (holding), 10:11; Missouri 17-13. No. 3 Miami de week. AP photo M Io— D.Johnson 4 pass from M aiino Feurth Quarter aiett. Win (holding), 14:28. Spartans Coach George Perles (Revelz kick), 9:52 Seo— Krieg 8 run (N.Johnson kick), 38 88 M 21— 113 Syracuse may be left out of the and are out for the season. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS M in— Jordan 2 pass from Kramer ______26 31 36 2 6 -H 8 feated Virginia Tech 27-13, No. 4 said. “ There’s not too many of you RUSHING— New York, McNeil 24184, Ind— Dickerson 4 run (Blasucd kick), 14:17 national title picture even though No. 3 Miami 27, Va. Tech 13: Miami Michigan State's Lorenzo White (34) looks for running (C N elson kick), 4:04 Shots on goal— Winnipeg 91512— 35. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Florida State beat Furman 41-10, who are going to have a better time Vick 7-40, Bllgen 16, Fdoola 1-1, O'Brien 14:04 T B — Freeman 64 pass from DeBerg Fourth Quortor Sea— F G N.Johnson 24, :48 New York 12-17-13-62. Woshlnoton 57 (M.Malone 17), New No. 8 UCLA defeated Washington the Orangemen can finish the also struggled with unheralded room against Indiana at Spartan Stadium in East 3(m lnus 2). Kansas CItv, Okoye 1358, Second Quarter (Igwebulke kick), 7:05 Power-play Opportunities— Winnipeg 3 than me tonight.” Polnwr3B, Seurer316, Heard37,Morlartv Ind— Brooks 7 pass from Hogeboom A— 60,963. Jersey 63 (B.WIIIIams 19). Assists— regular season 11-0 with a victory Virginia Tech, finally taking the A— 48605. of 6; New York 2 of 8. Woshlnaton 17 (Johnson 5), New Jersey 47-14, No. 6 Syracuse beat Boston Lansing, Mich., Saturday. The Spartans won, earning No. 14 8. Carolina 80, Wake Foieat 16. (Blasucd kick), :49 over West Virginia on Saturday. lead for good when Melvin Bratton, Goalies— Winnipeg, Reddick (41 shots-36 33 (Woolrldee9).Tetal(euls— Wothlngton College 4917. No. 7 Notre Dame 0: South Carolina’s Harold Green PASSING— New York, O'Brien 14230- Ind— F G Blasucd 22, 10:41 saves). New York, Vanblesbrouck (3531). Syracuse will play No. 12 Auburn whose fumble one play earlier was themselves a trip to the Rose Bowl. 132, Ryan 41-00. Kansas Otv, Seurer MIo— Banks K) possfrom AAarIno (Revelz R rst downs 25, New Jersey 25 Technical— New Jersey defeated No. 11 Alabama 37-6, No. ran for two touchdowns and caught Rrst downs 14 23 Rushes-vords Illegal defense. A — 8,3M. negated by a penalty, scored on a 13233233, Palmer 41-00. kick), 14:12 Rushes-yards 315 47-224 Blaekhawka5,0llen4 12 Auburn beat No. 8 Georgia 27-11. in the Sugar Bowl if Auburn beats ()uarterback Don McPherson led a scoring pass from Todd Ellis, and R E C E IV IN G — New Y o rk, Toon 336, Ind— F G Blasucd 32, 15:00 Passing 244 106 Passing Alabama Nov. 27 to win the SEC 1- yard run with 4; 51 left to breakTroy a Aikman pas.'^ed for one Klever 317, Bllgen 313, Sohn 334, Griggs Third Quarter Return Yards No. 9 Clemson beat Maryland 4916. touchdown and ran for another as Syracuse with two touchdown the Gamecocks posted their second Return Yards 53 73 Comp-Att-Int title. If Auburn loses. Alabama and 1913 tie 1-13, Vick 1-11, McNeil 16. Konsos City, Ind— F G Blasucd 25, 13:48 Comp-Att-Int 2337-1 13231 and No 10 Louisiana State defeated passes to Tommy Kane. Robert consecutive shutout. Socked-Yords Lost Edmonton 8 8 1— 4 Virginia Tech had recovered UCLA scored 17 points in the third Hayes 5105, Paige 363, Carson 349, Colbert Fourth Quarter Socked-Yords Lost 4-40 2-21 Chkogo 12 3-5 Rockata 108.8upar8Mlea 106 Mississippi State 3914. LSU would end up in a tie for the Drummond scored on two short The Gamecocks, 7-2, intercepted 16, Okoye 16. Ind— FG Blasucd 23, 5:38 Punts Bratton’s fumble in the end zone, quarter, setting up a^Pac-10 show Punts 461 363 Fumbles-Lost Rrst Period— 1, Chicago, D.Wilson 8 In the Second Ten. No. 13 Michi conference crown, and the Sugar MISSED FIELD GOALS— New York, Ind— Bentley 17 run (Blasucd kick). Fumbles-Lost 33 08 down with Southeni Cal next runs for the Orangemen. three passes, recovered a fumble Penaltle5Yords (Noonan, Sovord), 4:(M (pp). Penalties— Bowl would decide which team goes but the Hokies were offside on the Leohv 49. 11:24 Penoltles-Yords 966 970 KrushelnyskI, Edm (hooking), 3:06; Beuk5 S B A T T L E (186) gan State beat No. 16 Indiana 27-3 to No. 7 Notre Dame 37, No. 11 and sacked Wake Forest quarter 2 run (Blasucd kick). Tim e of Possession play. Tlie Hurricanes later got a Saturday. Ind— Bentley Tim e of Possession B:01 37:99 boom, Edm (holding), 3:57; B.WIIson, Chi Chambers 910 45 X McDanW 9165621, clinch a Rose Bowl berth. No. 14 to New Orleans. Alabama 8: Tony Rice ran for one back Mike Elkins five times. 13:57 (stashing), 7:05; WIemer, Edm (holding), Johnson 94066, Ellis 19B3634, McMillan Auburn Coach Pat Dye said he’s 2- yard touchdown pass from SteveThe Bruins, 9-1 overall and 7-0 in A— 45,433. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 13 92 4, M cKey S3 9 3 IX Lister 9 5 0 6 4, South Carolina defeated Wake the league, can become the first touchdown and passed for another Pitt 10, No. 18 Penn Slate 0: Jeff R U S H IN G — Green Boy, Davis 1575, 13:B; Valve, Chi (tripping), 12:33; M um , been told that LSU would get the Walsh to Alfredo Roberts. RUSHING— Tampa Bay, J.SmIth 316, Edm (fripm ng), 12:46; Lorm er, Chi (trip Young13924,SchoeneS80010,Polynlce91 Forest 390, Pitt beat No. 15 Penn team in Pac-IO history to finish with as Notre Dame handed Alabama its VanHome kicked a 49yard field md M kl Fullwood 511, Clark 1-5, Oorruth 35, 1-21,Wllltams1-106XVIncent06IM)0.Totals Sugar Bowl bid if Alabama beats No. 4 Florida It. 41, Funnen 10: Salnia 26 ,4Bers 24 DeBerg (-(minus 1). Minnesota, D.Nelson Malkowsk11-4, Wright 20. Seattle, Warner ping), 19:0X State 190, No. 17 Oklahoma State worst loss in 16 years. goal on Pitt’s first possession and R rst downs 32 21 17-103, Penney 940, Wilson 333, Dozier 328, Second Period— X Edmonton, Gretzky 49781923106. Sammie Smith scored on runs of 95 a perfect conference record If they Rushes-vords 44-239 2377 25123, Williams 1357, Krieg 513. H O U tT O N (148) beat Kansas 4917, No. 18 Tennessee Auburn. Tliii Brown caught four passes Billy Owens return^ an intercep Rice 1322, Kram er 3(m lnus 2). 14 (Messier, Huddy),: 14 (p p). 3, Edmonton, and 20 yards as Florida State beat beat the Trojans and earn a Rose 3 6 14 3 -2 6 Passing 218 209 PASSIN G — Tam pa Boy, Deberg 2337-1- PASSINO—Green Bay, Wright 13191- M cCray 916 911 24, Sampson 9 5 36 9, beat Mississippi 5913, and No. 19 “ That’s a heck of a note.” he said. 7 0 7 1 4 -M 134, MalkowskI 5151-80. Seattle, Krieg Graves 1 (Messier, FUhr), 1:02. 4, Bowl berth. for 114 yards to become Notre tion 09 yards for a touchdown in the San Fronctsco Return Yards 82 50 284. Minnesota, Wilson 319067, Kramer Chicago, VIncelelte 3 (B.WIIson, Presley), Dtaluwon W-15 4 6 84, Harris 9 6 9 2 6, "Auburn will be playing for Au Division I-AA Furman, which Comp-Att-Int 29396 14-X2 9153105. L e c ^ l 38 939, n ie 9124519, Maxwell 33 Texas AliM defeated No. 20 Arkan No. 8 Syracuse 48, Boston CoNege Dame’s career leader in receiving final minute. 46-1-30. RECEIVING— Green Bay, Stonley 566, 4:16 (p p). 5, Edmonton, Huddy 5 burn, but Alabama will be playing scored the flrst touchdown of the N O — F G Andersen 40, 8:55 Socked-Yords Lost ' 66 66 RECEIVING— Tampa Bov, Magee 665, S611,Short1-406XConner91060,TUnier93 sas 190 yardage with 2,371. Craig Heyward gained 160 yards Rice46possfrom Young (Werschlng Neal 948, &IPS 932, Clark 95, Paskett 1-47, ((k e tzk v), 5:18. 6, Chicago, Valve 12 game. Smith gained 176 yards on 15 17: Syracuse fell behind 17-0. then SF— Punts 3X 949 J.SmIfh 567, Wilder 538, Carter 356, (Savard), 11:51 (pp). Penalties— O64.Totals39733960108. Miami still has to play Toledo, for LSU.” Fumbles-Lost 26 33 West 16, Davis 1-7. Seattle, Lorgent 579, scored the game’s last 45 points. 28 Notre Dame’s Mark Green on 32 carries, his 10th straight kick), 13:53 Freeman 376, Carrier 1-3 Mnnesota, Lacombe, Edm (hooking), 3:37; Man- Notre Dame and South Carolina. If In other bowls, sources said, it carries. Second Quarter Perxjittes-Yords 19114 863 carter 337, Jordan 3nLewls327,Rlce32l, SkansI 919, Tice 1-5 Tu rn er 1-2. Seattle 81 34 25 36-486 in the second half. scored on a 79yard run early in the . I09yard game this season. MISSED RELD GOALS— None. son, Chi (holding), 8:54; TIkkarwn, Edm will be Arkansas and Georgia in the' No. 8 UCLA 47, Weehlngton 14: N O — F G Andersen 27,13:08 Tim e of Possession 35:23 a:37 H Jo n e s 1-13 Fennev 1-3 (holding ), 10:13; Smith, E d m , m lno r- Heustan 2S2S 88 2 8 -M 8 the Hurricanes win those games, it NO— FG Andersen 51, 14:50 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Minnesota, mlsconduct (slashing), 12:20; Presley, 9polnt goals— Ellis, Free 3. Fouled Third Quarter INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS C.Nelson 21, 41. Chi (stashing), 12:»; McClelland, out— Free, McKey, Uttar. Rebounds NO— Jones 43 pass from Hebert (An RUSHIN(3— Indianapolis, Dickerson 33 Edm (roughing), 12:27; Manson, Chi Seattle 38 (U tta r 6), Houtaon 47 (Otahiwon dersen kick), 3:54 154, Bentley 1383, Hogeboom 1-2. M iam i, (roughing), 12:27; B.WIIson, Chi (Interfer 11). Assltls-5eatlle31 (You ng 13), Houston SF—Rice 50 possfrom SvdnevlWerschlng Strodford 328, Bennett 421, Hampton 7-19, Bengala 18, Falcona 10 Hockey ence), 12:27; Lacombe, Edm (charging), 26 (McCray, Leovell 5). Total fouls— klck)r 9iS4 15:15; Manson, Chi (roughing), 15:15; Seattle 34, Houston 23. Technicals— Beattie NO— Poe 61 field gool return (Andersen PASSING— Indianapolis, Hogeboom 23 T.M u rra v,C h i (hooking), 17:31; M un LEd m Illegal defense, Otaluwon. A — 16611. kick), 14:57 396218. M iam i, M arino 14341-194, Strock 8 12— 16 (hooking), 19:54. Fourth Quarter 1-316, Strodford 1-1-36. Third Period—7, Chicago, Lormer 12 SCOREBOARD Atlanta 7 2— 18 SF— F G Werschlng 35, 4:16 R E C E IV IN G — Indianapolis, Bourn 561, NHLatandinga (Sovord, D.W IIson), 1:09. (p p ). 8, Chi SF— Heller 29 pass from AAontano Beach 5-33, Brooks 4-48, Bentley 438, a n — F G Breech 31,9:05 cago, T.M urrav 3 (Sovord, McGill), 18:55. Bueka112,Ma«ka10S (Werschlng kick), 12:06 Brandes 2-16, Murray 1-15, Dickerson 1-7. St. John's, N Y 55, Catholic U. 4 Middle Tenn. 27, M u rra y St. 9 Evonsvllle 47, Franklin 41 . ^ Humboldt St. 13, San Francisco St. 13, Third Quarter (en). 9, Edmonton, Tlkkanen 4 (Gretzky, Fairm ont St. 42, St. Joseph, tad. X N O — F G Andersen 40, 13:54 Miami, Nathan 4 ^ , Pruitt 348, Hampton All— Dixon 44 pass from Campbell WALES CONFERENCE Beukeboom), 19:X. Penolttes— Valve, Chi St. Lawrence M, Albony, N.Y. B M oi^ouse 14, Clork Col. 11 tie A— 68636. 263, Clayton 328, Hardy 326, Stradford319, Ferris St. 37, W ayne, Mich, a ^ Idaho St. 52, M ontaiw St. 33 (Luckhurst kick), 10:41 Fahldi Division (Interference), 5:49; WIemer, Edm ATLANTA (HI) Stony Brook M, Brockport St. 7 N. Carolina St. 47, l ^ e B „ Basketbafl Bonks 1-10, Johnson 16. W L T F H I Susoiiehonna » , Albright 0 N.C. Central X , N. carolino A AT 16 Grand Vollev St. 31, Soglnow Vol St. a LInfleld 17, Pacific, Ore. 12 •' |4ou^1h ^2ua^Ter (slashing), 8:58; Smith, Edm (hlgh- Wilkins 914 0 6 7, Willis 1918 1-3 31, FootbaD Heidelberg 27, Wittenberg B N O SF MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. N Y Islanders 12 4 1 25 Syracuse 45, Borion College 17 NE Louisiana a, N. TOxas St. B X an— FG Breech 22, :03 stlcklng), 12:37; K urri, E d m (stashing), Koncak95914, Rlvers7-14972XWHIman98 Hillsdale 14, Northwd, Mich. 7 R rst'dow ns 14 New Jersey 10 5 2 B Trenton St. X , Romopo 14 NW Louisiana B , Jackson St. a How top twofrty forod 1 31-105 27-140 Atl— FG Luckhurst 44,6:04 15:31; D.WIIson,Chl (stathlng),15:31. 06 6, Carr 97 46 IX Battle 912 46 19 Huron Bemidll St. X Rushes-vords a n — F G Breech 30,11:18 Washington 8 8 1 17 Trinity, Conn. 41. Wesleyan 7 Newport News 2L Wlngata 20 39, i, 154 2B Lsvlnastan94009Webb971-21liMcOeee6 ,lowo 26, Ohio St. 27 Passing an— KInnebrew 2 run (Breech kick). Plttsbixrgh 7 8 3 17 Nlcholh St. a , M c N ^ St. 7 21 42 060, Hatttnot06000. To ta lsM 19B MX Tufls a . Botes X Iowa St. 14, Kansas St. 14 Colligi hoop presenon poll Return Yards 0ilera23.8tealara3 14:37 NY Rongers 5 11 3 13 Rrulna 4, Whalara 1 (Saturday W . Va. Westan B , Glenvllle St. IS Norfolk St. X , » . Poufs 3 How The Assodaled Press Top Twenty Comp-Att-Int 1627-1 2934-2 5 11 3 13 Saturday’s eallaga ioolbsll scoras Kent St. 14, M iam i, Ohio 10 A — 25,758. Phllodelphia MILWAUKRR (11! Wogner X , Poco 7 Presbyterian a, CorsoivHe^man I college football teoim fared ihls week Socked-Yords Lost 9 B 916 Adams Divtslen game) Loras 6, Dubuoue 4 and schedule tor Nov. 21: wiiitniiiiisCummings 11-M11-IV v 6 38, SIkmo 912 9 7 3X West Liberty 26, Urbana 0 RondolphWtacon B , Hompden-Sydnev Th e T o p Twenty teams In the Assodaled Punts 343 937 Neusten 8 1 14 4— B Montreal West Vlrglnlo 37, Rutgers 13 _ IIJ Luther 7, Upper lowg 0 No. 1 Oklahoma (KHHI) beat Missouri 66 26 O n Alt BrBuer97l31l,Prww5-14S61XReynolds EAST Press' preseason college basketball noil, Fumbles-Lost Flttabursh 3 8 8 8 - 2 Boston Westminster, Pa. Clarion B Maine 37, Illinois St. a 17-13; at No. 2 Nebraska. 935 767 Rrst downs 27 13 Horttard 1 8 8 -1 S 0 1-311, Lucas 97 941 4, MokeskI V I 9 2 4, Alfred 5), Buttolo St. II 33, Rhodes B , centre 7 Mankato St. X S. Dakota St 21 with first-place votes In parentheses/ total Peitaltles-Yords First Quarter Rushes-yards 93270 25119 BufM o WIdener X , Delaware Val. 12 Richmond a, VHIyovo 35 No. 2 Nebraska (666) was Idle; vs. No. 1 31:07 X;53 Beslen 2 1 1—4 Hodges97066.Totals4973263211X Altaghenv X . Swarittmora 24 M ldilgon 17, Illinois 14 points boed on X191I-17-14-15-14-191911- Tim e of Possession Pit— F G Anderson 22, 14:05. Passing 146 147 Quebec Rrst Period— 1,Hartford,Dlneen96:(D.X Williams B , Amherst 7 S. Mississippi X , Bast CorrtliKi a Oklahoma. . Arm y 4», Latavette 37 Mlchlgon St. 27, Indiana 3 16997-6-5692-1, 1X467 record and loti Secmid Quarter Return Yards 23 21 Hartford Boston, Sweeney 9 (SImoneltl, Pedersen), Yota Princeton 16 SW Missouri IX Louisiana Tech W No.3Mloml,Fta. (060) beat Virginia Yech year's final ranking; INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CAMPBELL CONFERENCE A lio n fo ... 26 I f 28 24— 188 BloemilMfrg 35, New Haven 18 a, Midland 27, Northwestern, lowo 20 Hou— FG Zendelas 34, 15:00. -Comp-Att-Int 13332 13231 •7:54. 3, Boston, Middleton 7 (Kluzok, Bowdota 19 Caltay 10 SOUTH Somford 42, Mlltaope 0 ______27-13; vs. Toledo. R U S H IN G -N e w Orleans, Mayes 2375, Third Quarter Ne^^rts D tvM w i Mtaseukee » 38 18 31—IB Minnesota X Wisconsin 16 Socked-Yords Lost 1-13 321 Llnsemon), 18:07. Penalties— Williams, Spoint g o o ls -ljK Z N X Wllklita. Fouled Brown 16, Darimoutti 0 Alabama AAM 10, Tuskegee 7 Soulh Coi^lna X , Wake F o r^ 0 No. 4 R orida State (9 1 6 ) beat Furm an Hilliard 11-30. Son Francisco, Craig 1464, Hou— Duncan 14 pass from Moon (Zende w L T Pts OP Missouri Vol. X Ta rklo X tie 41-W; Is Idle. Punts 262 462 ttar (hooking), 3:25; O'Dwryer, Bos (hold out— None. Rebounds Altanta 46 (Willis Bucfcnell 21, Lebtah 21, tie Alabama St. 21, Miss. W le y M. 0 Tenn.-Marltn 27, Uvlngslon St. X I.Syracuse (32) 31-7 1177 X Young 424, Rice 3B, Montano 316, las kick), 8:23 Fumbles-Lost Toronto 6 1 0 18 74 Mlssouri-Rollo 35, SW Baptist 10 N0.5UCLA (916) beat Washington 47-14; 2. Purdue (4) 29 5 975 7 3 8 1-1 11 77 ing), 11:32; Bouroue, Bos (highelicking), 10), Milwaukee 43 (SIkmo 13). Assists— Carnepta-Mellon S, Wasblngton, M o. I Albany, Go. SS^Sgwmnah St. 7 Tennessee 55, MIsstarippL 13. Rothman 310, Sydney 16. _ Hou— D.HIII 42 pass from Moon Penoltles-Yords 527 55D Chicago 1 8 2 12:28; iJidouceur, H ar (t r ir ^ n g ), 16:10; Tennessee Tech X , Th.-Chottanoppo 13 Mourtt Union 33, Marietta H at Southern California. 3. Norih Carolina39 (3) 4 174 2 P A S SIN G — N ew Orleans, Hebert 1327-1- 7 7 2 14 54 Attanta26(Wllklnt,Rlvers5l,Mllswukee3) Celgaw N , Bettan U. 0 Alcorn St. X ,.P rg lrie y ie w 16 , (Zendelos kick), 13:30. Time of PosMsslon 35:08 24:92 Detroit Crotwier, Bos (roughing), 17:17. (Lucas 13). Total fouls Attanta 2X- Texas Southern X Tennessee St. 21 No.4Svracuse(1060) beat Boston College 4. Pttlsburah (5)29 1 644 12 41 Connecticut 5X Rhode Island 7 Appalachian St. 27, Citadel 17 ___ 181. Son Francisco, Montana 14233144, Minnesota 4 6 3 15 Second Period— 4, Boston, Neely 12 SOUTHWEST 4917; vs. West Virginia. 5. Kentucky (4)1911 611 11 55 Mllwaukee 31. A-1168X Cornell 31, Columbia X Auburn 27, Georgta 11 ____ T ro y St. 14, Jacksonville St. 6 Young 56680, Sydney 1-165D. Hou— F G Zendelas 20,3:36. INDIVIDUAL STATISTTCt St. Louis 5 W 1 (Llnsemon, Pedersen), 12:11. Penalties— Angelo St. 46, E. T ^ s St. I „ _ NO. 7 Notre Dame (916) beat No. 11 4.lndtana (4) 39 4 X 4 3 Inryttie Dickinson 17, Ursinus W BettHjne6taokinan a . Morris Brown 12 Tulane X , SW Loutatana W RECEIVIN(3-64ew Orleans, Martin 3 Hau— T O Zendelas 40,10:42. RUSHItK3—ClndniKitl, KInnebrew 27- Dtvtsien Quennevllle, Her (hooklng),4:46; Plett,Bos V M I X , E . Termeseee St. 13 Ark.-Rne Bluff B, Deta^re St. X Alabam a 376; at No. 15 Penn State. 7.Konsas (3) 2911 •S3 X B 14 East StroudOxirg 31, S. Connecticut 13 Brldaewater,Vo. 47, Tenn. Wesleyan M 99, Jones 163, Hill 1-23, Hilliard 1-15, A -551 77. 100, Jennings 1991, Esiason W-77, Johttson Edmonton w 4 2 (roughing), 8:51; Williams, Har, miscon Vlrglnta X , North Carolina 17 Arkansas St. a , Lam ar 20 No. lOeorgla (7-36) lostto No. 12 Auburn AMIssouri (1) 3410 •11 14 X 11 Fordhom X , C.W. Post 7 California, Pa. 34, Bowie St. 0 ___ w o rd 1-14, Brenner 1-11, Patti son 1-10, 1-2. Atlanta, Riggs 29112, C o m p M I 97. Calgarv 6 7 2 duct, 8:51; Miller, Bos, misconduct, 8:51; Lakara147,8pura130 Vlrglnta Union 47, Elizabeth O t v St. 14 Arkansas Tech 14, S. Arkonsos 14, tie 27-11; Is Idle. I. MIchloon (2) 2912 767 7 1 16 Franklin 9 Marshall M, Gettysburg 13 Catawba 27, Davidson X ___ Tice 16. Son Francisco, Craig 1343, Rice Heu Pit Winnipeo 6 59 Evason, Har (tripplna), 14:0; Boston W. Kentucky X , E. Illinois 15 Baylor a . Rice 31 No.9Cleirwon (916)beatMarvlond4914; lO.WyomIng 3410 546 4108, Frank 2-31, Rothman 323, Heller 1-29, 21 8 Los Angeles 5 W 2 12 54 FTostburg St. 16, Buttolo 13 Clemson 45, M o rvk^lO Brigham Young 37, Texps-EI Po»<> *• at No. 14 South Corollna. 4 Rrst downs PASSING— Ondnnoll, Esiason 1930-9 bench, served by Ceurfnall (too many men OaltauiM 41, N.Y. Maritime 7 • West Georgia B , North Alabama 13 I I . lowo 39 5 510 Francis 1-16, Taylor 1-15, Wilson 16. Rushes-yards 4 1 -m 2664 Vancouver ______5 W 2 12 41 SAN A N T O m O (138) Concord 22, Wofford 21 Cent Arkansas 17, Hendewn St. 14 No.10 Louisiana Stale (91-1) beat Missis 159. Atlanta, Campbell 1931-1-167, Archer on Ice), 15:09; Evason, ttar (holdliw),16:21; Hamilton 17, Union, N.Y. 7 Cumberland. Kv. 41, L o m ^ Coll. 4 Winston-Salem X , Uvlngstone 4 12. Tem ple 39 4 306 • MISSED FIELD GOALS— New Orleans, Passing 734 a ^MiuiUMy i Berry 9139W 1X Greenwood 915 7-7 2X Cent. St., Oklo. a, S6 Oklohomo a sippi Stale 34-14; at Tulane. 1914 4 X — M-6-1. Somuelsson, Har (ro u g h iM ), 18:27; Neelv, Horvord 31, Penn 14 Delta Sf. a, VoMosta St. 21 13. Louisville Andersen 41. Son Frondsco, Werschlng Return Yords 45 B RECEIVING— Cincinnati, McGee 554, Toronto 5 Phltadetphta 0 Bos (cr ois-checking), 18:27; Ferraro, Har, BrIckowskI 913 9 3 IX Dawkins 913 S317, MIDWEST Hording 17, Ouachita 10 No.11 Alabam a (7-36) lost to No. 7 14. R o rid a 2911 4 a 46. 19346 16293 Detroit 6, New Jersey 4 Robertsen 7-17 9316, Andersen 913 9 4 IX Hotslro 3S, Kings Point 14 Elon 54, Guilford 13 , . , Howard Payne » , Texas Luttwron 37 Notre,Dam e 376; Is Idle: Comp-Att-Int Jennings 5B , Brown 952, Habnan 1-22, m otor (fightine), 18:49; Llnssmon, Bos, Holy C r o n William 9 Mary 7 Akron 27, N. Illinois 21 15. Duke 2 4 6 4 X 17 Socked-Yords Lost 1-18 915 Boston 5 Hortford 1 Oudmundsson 96 92 8, Wood 98 92 M, 40. Rivettevllle Sf. 7, Johnson C. Smith 7, Ashland 54, Valparaiso 15 Mo coles ter 31, Trinity^ Tex. B NO.T2 Auburn (91-1) beat No. I Georgia Katius 16. Atlanta, Dixon 964, Mgat 922, ntaior(fiianltng),18:49. Houston 37. Temple 7 14.Georgelown 29 5 3M 4 Punts 443 4 X New York Islanders 7, Winnipeg 3 Nlmrtlus9594X Blackwell23061Totals tie Baker X , Culver-Stackton 4 NE Oklohomo 31, E. C w ^ l U. 24 27-11; \ l S e . 3S3 — Johnson 918, Whisehunt 915, BallW 135, Third Perto»-5, Boston, Byers3 (Larson, Indtana, Pa. X , Kutztown 12 Rorida 27, Kentucky 14 17.Arlzona 1912 Fumbles-Lost 91 36 Pttttburgh 3, New York Rangers Z O T 49m 3137 130. Ball St. X , Ohio U. 17 NW Oklahoma 21, SW Oklahoma 7 No.13 M M Io o n State (7-91) beat No. 14 2M — Cox 1-13, Middleton 1-1. W esley), 2:59. Penolttes Peterson, Har L J L LA K R R S (147) Jersey City St. 15, St. Peter’s 0 Rorido AAM 16, cent; Rorida 14 ll.O e o rgla Tech 1913 Penaltte5Yards 19100 9 X MISSED FIELD GOALS-Onclnnatl, Washington 5 Minnesota 1 (holding), :33; Byers, Bos (roughing), 3:30; Belhany, Kan. 35. Friends 4 Oklahoma 17, Missouri 13^ . „ , Indiana 274; at Wisconsin. 3410 227 — Green 915 7 6 U W orthy 1912 4 5 24, Johns H ^ ln s 21, W. Maryland M Rorida « . 41, FUrman 10 SW Texas St. 7, Stephen F.Austln 3 16.0klahoma Tim e of Possession x:a 2 3 ;B Breech 45. Montreal X Chlcogo 0 ___ Neely, Bos (r o u t in g ), 11:44; DIneen, ttar Bluffton a, Wilmington 30 No.14 South Carolina (7-96) beat Woke X D e P o u l 2 9 3 147 S Calendar Edmonton 5 St. Louis 5, O T Abdul-Jabbar7-1355W ,Johnson11-169421 Juniata !37, Upsata 4 Fort Vollev St. a, Kentucky St. 7 Butler 35, Indianapolis 20 Sam Houston St. 42, W . Illinois I I Forest 366; vs. No. 6 Clemson. 12:19; Lodouceur, Kean X,X , W.— . -Connecticut------14 Go. Southwestern 41, Union, Ky. 7 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Los Angeles 8, Quebec 7 (hooking), 16:B; Samuelston, ttar (hoM- Scott 11-31662X Thompson 13 V3XCeopar Cent, lowo 31, Buerio V^ta Sul Ross St. 21, M c M u rrv 21, tie No.15 Penn Stale (7-36) lostto Pittsburgh Olhers receiving voles: Notre Dome Sundays Qomes Lycoming 14, Wilkes 10 Gardner-Webb X Mors Hill 27 RUSHING— Houston, Rozler 37-99, Wal Ing), 17:M; OInten, H ar (roughing), 19:46; 15 66 X Rombls 911 95 IlSmrskVI cent. Mimigan 17, ToledolT^e Torlelon St. 35, Awtin Col. 17 166; vs. No. 7 Notre Dome. 133; Nev.-Los Vegas X ; Illinois 41; Auburn Buffalo 5 Toronto 4 1-3 3, Matthews 61 2 6 X W osner 2 3 4 5 X MansttaW 27, Lock Hoven 14 Oeoroelown, D.C. a, Washington A Lee Cent. Missouri Mo. Westera 21 Texas Texas Oirlstlan 21 lace 536, Moon 46, Valentins 95 Hlghsmllh MTHer,Bos,doublemlnor(roughlng),19:46; Mlltarsvilta 2X Shippensbura 6 a. a, No.14 Indiana (7-36) lost to No. 13 53; U C L A X ; New Orleans 40; TODAY 93. Pittsburgh, Pollard 555, Abercrombie New York Rangers 5 Winnipeg 4 TotataS7-1653942147. Texas AAl 35, Abilene Christian B Wllltams, ttar, mlscorxluct, 19:46; Ptatt, Muhtanberg M, Moravian 12 '^Georgetown, Ky. a, Kentucky Weslyn 6 Cent. St., Ohio X NE MIsseuri 12 Michigan State 274; vs. Purdue. Memphis Stole 47; Bradley 41 ;O e a rg la W : Foetball 930, Jockson5l, Newsome 16. Calgarv 8, Vancouver 4 Son AMenle 28 27 48 26-138 anclnnotl 4X AMlIn P W 10 Texas AAM 14, Arkansas 0 No.17Qklahoma State (9 9 0 ) beat Kansas Radio, TV Bos, miscoiMiuci, 19:46. Now 31, Delaware 22 ^ Hampton U. 23, Virginia St. 16 Louisiana State 16; Ohio Stale W; North Manchester at East Hartford, 3 p.m. p a s s i n g —H ouston, Moon 19246-25Z Chicago 5, Edmonton 4 Shota on goal— Hartford 1995— 23. B o v LJk. U 8 u rs 21 42 88 3 8 -M f Concordia, Neb. 14, BeiMdlctlne,Kan. 7 PAR WEST _ ^ 4917; vs. Iowa State. Carolina State 17; S4. John's 13; 9polnt gools-W ood X Btadcwelt, Scott. New Hampshire 17, Massachusetts 10 Howard U. 4X Morgon St. 0 QIrts Soccer Pittsburgh, AAalone7-291-89, Brlsler97-910. Msndoys Qeme to n 9 7 6 -1 9 . James Madison W, Northeastern 3 Dairion a, Ithaca 0 Adams St. 51, N.Mex.Hlghhinds 33 No.1l Tennessee (7-91) beat Mississippi Southern Mississippi 13; New Mexico 11; Clast L DIvltlan Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Fouled out— Oudmundsson. Nsbeunds Norwich a, MIddleburv 7 Air Force 73, Hew Mexico B Power-play Opportunities— Hartford 0 of Ptttsburgh W, Penn St. 0 LS U a, Mississippi St. 14 DePouw X Wabash 11 55-13; at Kentucky. Brigham Young6; Austin Peavl; Kansas Staples at Manchester, 2 p.m. R E C E IV IN (5 -tto u s to n , D.HIII 5107, Tuesday's Bomes Son Antonio S (Orsen«Miod, RobertaonS), Lenolr-Rhyne B , Newberry 16 Defiance X , Anderson 21 Boise St. X N. Arizona II No.19 Texas AAM (7-96) beat No. X State 7; Marshall 7; Texos-El Paso 7; 8; Boston0o(9. L A . Lakers 70 (Orson 13). A i slita Son Plymouth St. 40, Worcester St. 0 C lo tt S D Ivltla n GIvIns 552, Rozler 465, Duncan 926, ^?^*p!m . — Wholers at Canadians, Detroit at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Goalies— Hartford, U u t (19 thota-15 Liberty 31, Towson St. 14 Dootte 16, Peru St. 11 COI-DovIs a, Sacramento St. 10 Arkansas 146; at Texas Christian. Arkansas 4; Tsnnessee 4; Kovler, Ohio 4; East Hampton at Coventry, 2 p.m. Los Angeles at New York totanders, Antonio 29 (Dawkins 10), L.A. Lakers 37 RPI a , Hobart W Cal-Sonta Barbara B , Sortamo St. 12 Valentine 910, J.WIIIIams 16, Wallace 16. SportsOhannel, W TIC saves). Boston, Lemelln (2923). Sdlsburv St. 45, Merevhurst 31 Marshall 47, W. COrolle» 14 Drake 45, Sioux Foils 33 No.X Arkansas (7-30) lost to No. 16 Miami, Fla. 5;. Clentson 4; Mortst 3; PItlsbureh, Abercrombie 528, Stallworth 8 p.m. — College soccer: Harvard at 8:05 p.m . „ (Worthy, Johnson M). Total fouls— Son Memphis St. 43, Lou syllte I E. Michigan X Bowline Green II California X , Arizona St. X Texas A A M 146: Is Idle. Vanderbilts; Stontordl. > TUBSOAY A— 14651. Antonie M, L.A. Lakers 31 Technical— Shepherd B, Edinboro M „ „ „ 2-19, Lockett 1-25, Carter 1-B, Young 16, UConn (taped), NESN e Boston at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Referee— Bill McCreory. Unesmen— Sprinolleld B . American Inti. B , tie Miami .. Flo 27, Vlrglnlo Tech 13 Earihom 17, Monchesler 14 O iiro St 13, Hayward St 9 Foetball Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Son Antonio lltagol doMnse. A — 17501 Jackson M. 9 p.m, — Bears at Broncos, Channel 8 Bob Hodges, Mork VI net. East Catholic ot St. Bernard's, 5 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS— None. I U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 16, 1987
Recharged Chargers continue winning ways By Bill Barnard for awhile, but they Just seem to Bucks 112, Hawks 103 The Astaclated Press play flawless basketball.” Spurs Coach Bob Weiss said. “If you Terry Cummings scored 28 points the Steelers at Pittsburgh for the for Milwaukee and helped hold By The Associated Press fourth of the game. Andersen made first time since 1978. After the Los Angeles Lakers stumble Just a little, they’ll take it five field goals against San Fran The loss knocked the Steelers out scored more than 70 points In each to you.” Atlanta star Dominique Wilkins to The San Diego Chargers, with a NFL Roanduil cisco on Oct. 25, but he missed a of the AFC Central first-place tie, half. Coach Pat Riley had to admit Byron Scott scored II of his 23 seven. committment to change this sea 52-yard attempt with seven seconds while Houston ended a four-game that the team is on a roll. Johnson, whose career assist total points during the run. including a Wilkins, averaging 27 points for son. might be the best team in the remaining as the 40ers won 24-22. losing streak against Pittsburgh. “We’re starting to break through is 6,245, seven more than Jtfrry 3-point basket on a feed from the Hawks, had only two points NFL. The Los Angeles Raiders, Joe Montana was supposed to offensively.” Riley said after the West. “I didn’t know anything Johnson with nine seconds left in after the first quartor. with their “Committment to Excel have sat out Sunday’s game with a Beahawks 24, Packers 13 Lakers stayed unbeaten with a about it until they announced It at the quarter — giving Johnson his “With a player like Dominque, The Chargers, 4-12 last season you never stop him,” Cummings lence,’’ may be doomed to and out of the playoffs since 1982, finger injury, but he was pressed Dave Krieg and Eugene Robin 147-130 victory over the San Antonio halftime. I feel good about «• fourth assist of the game and Into a relief appearance and threw son ran for touchdowns in the fiani particularly because Jerry West Is moving him ahead of West. said. “You Just hope he has a bad mediocrity. continued to «dn with their bal Spurs Sunday night. “I’m pleased, night. I’ve seen Dominque where’s Vince Abbott, cut by the Raiders anced attack. Defense and the a 29-yard scoring pass to tight end 2; 08 of the firsthalf, giving Seattle a but not satisfied. Woric still has tobe a Hall of Famer as well as a hero A.C. Green had 23 points and 13 Ron Heller with 2; 54 left, giving the 21-13 lead, and thfe Seahawks held here in Ixis Angeles.” rebounds for the Lakers, while he reached the apex with nobody up last year, kicked three field goals running game now get as much done on our defense.” there with him.” Sunday night and the Chargers won attention as the Dan Fouts-Ied 49ers a 24-23 lead. on to beat Green Bay. Curt Warner The victory gave the Lakers a 6-0 West set the record during 14 David Greenwood led the Spurs scored Seattle’s first touchdown on with 23 points. The Bucks never trailed after their eighth straight game, beating passing attack. Colts 40, Dolphins 21 record, the team's best start ever, seasons with the Lakers; Johnson breaking a 83-83 tie in the fourth Los Angeles 16-14. a 57-yard run on the first play of the spanning 12 years in Minnesota and “It was a real physical game. We Eric Dickerson rushed for 154 bettered it in Just his ninth year. quarter with a 10-3 spurt featuring At 8-1. the Chargers have their knew it would be going in,” second quarter and finish^ with 27 in Southern California. Johnson, who is about two-thirds BulletB 113, Nets 109 yards in his second start since being 123 yards rushing. two baskets each by Paul Pressey longest winning streak since 1961 Chargers Coach Al Saunders said. “It’s a positive way to start the of the way to Oscar Robertson’s Washington kept New Jersey and Cummings. and the best record in the AFC. “It was a game of might versus traded Dean Biasucci kicked four The Packers were unable to score season.” said Kareem Abdul- field goals as the Colts overcame a in the second half without their No. all-time assists record of 9,887, said winless after four games as Moses Jack Stkma added 23 points and The Raiders, siowed by a team- might.” Jabbar, who scored 19 points but he isn’t concerned about surpassing Malone had 28 points and 17 12 rebounds for Milwaukee, and record 186 yards in penalties. lost The Chargers might have de 14-0 deficit and ended the longest 1 quarterback. Randy Wright, who was only the fifth-leading scorer for losing streak against one team in sprained his right ankle on the that total. rebounds and Jeff Malone 25 points. Kevin Willis led Atlanta with 21 their sixth in a row and fell to 3-6. cided it early, scoring 10 points on the Lakers. “It’s still too early to The NeU trailed 102-94 midway points. The losing streak is their longest Raiders' turnovers In taking a 16-0 the NFL. The Dolphins had beaten next-to-last play of the first half. claim that we’re the best Laker “All I want to. do is win the Colts 14 straight until this loss, Rookie Don Majkowski finished for championship rings,” Johnson through the fourth quarter before since a 13-game skid in 1962. lead at halftime. team ever, but it’s a good confi closing the deficit to one point “That little guy named Abbott Abbott, who lost out to incumbent dating back to 1980 when the Colts Green Bay. dence builder.” said. “I want to be the most Rockets 108, Bonics 106 N twice, at 104-103 with 2; 38 left and nailed the coffin shut tonight.” Raiders kicker Chris Bahr last year were still in Baltimore. Rams 27, Cardinals 24 “We have to prepare for the ‘diamond’ man in NBA history.” Five teams were tied for first Johnson was impressed with 1I0-I09 with 22 seconds remaining. Houston beat Seattle when Rod Howie Long, the Raiders’ all-pro before coming to San Diego this Los Angeles wiped out a 24-14 St. tougher teams coming up,” said John Williams then made two ney McCray sank a 20-foot Jump defensive end, said of the team’s season, kicked field goals of 38, 47 place in the AFC East going into the Worthy’s passing. It was the second game. Only the Colts and the New Louis lead in the third quarter, then James Worthy, who had 24 )>oint8 free throws for the Bullets and shot at the buzzer. flagging playoff hopes. and 39 yards In the second quarter. got a 20-yard field goal from Mike and equaled a career high with 10 time this season that the high- York Jets remained in the tie after scoring forward reached double Orlando Woolridge, playing his After the Rockets took two The Raiders saw flags all night, “Personally, 1 took this as any Lansford on the final play of the assists. "It’s nice to start this way. first game of the season because pi timeouts with four seconds left. from the fans and the referees. The Sunday’s play, both with 5-4 figures in assists. other game,” said Abbott, who records. game to beat St. Louis. Charles but we still have to finish a long an injury, missed a 3-point attempt McCray took the inbounds pass, record crowd of 60,639 at San Diego kicked game-winning field goals Dickerson, who came to Indiana White gained 62 of his career-high season.” with seven seconds to play. Willi dribbled toward the basket and Jack Murphy Stadium got “Fans against Cleveland and Indianapolis In other NBA games Sunday, it “He always has been anexcellent polis on Oct. 31 In a trade with the 213 yards on a 94-yard winning passer,” Johnson said. "Part of his ams grabbed the rebound, was lofted the game-winner. Flags” in a pre-game giveway and over the past two weeks. “I don’t Los Angeles Rams, had the first drive, helping the Rams end a was Boston 103, Indiana 98; Wa fouled and hit one of two free throws Houston trailed 106-102 with 1;39 twirled them throughout the even get any special satisfaction from shington 113, New Jersey 109; game goes unnoticed because he 100-yard rushing day against the three-game losing streak. scores so much. He can do a lot of to clinch the victory. left, but two free throws by McCray ing. similar to the “Homer Han playing the Raiders, but I did from Dolphins this season. Miami, which Still, the Rams are only 2-7, off to ' Houston 108, Seattle 106; and Bernard King scored 21 points for and a basket by Akeem Olajuwon kies” that Minnesota fans swirled the Chargers beating the Raiders,” Milwaukee 112, Atlanta 103. things.” A P photo also was in the AFC East tie, their worst start since 1962, while Los Angeles outscored San Anto the Bullets. Buck Williams led the tied the score with 54 seconds left. as the Twins won the World Series. Fouts had thrown a 9-yard St. Louis Is 3-6. Magic Johnson led the Lakers Olajuwon and McCray led the The other scores Sunday; New dropped to 4-5, as did Buffalo and nio 24-8 in the last 5; 24 of the first Nets with 23 points and 10 rebounds, New Jersey's Dennis Hopson (right) shoots over the touchdown pass to Kellen Winslow New England. with 25 points, and he also had 10 while Woolridge had 22 points and Rockets with 24 points, and Dale Orleans <26. San Francisco 24; in the first quarter. Vikings 23, Bucs 17 assists to become the club’s all- half, breaking away from a 47-47 tie Bullets’ Jeff Malone in their NBA game Sunday in East to take a 71-55 lead at halfime. nine assists, five more assists than Ellis had a season-high 34 for the Indianapolis 40. Miami 21; New The Raiders scored with eight B row n s 27, B ills 21 Tommy Kramer came off the time assists leader. his previous career high. SuperSonics. Rutherford, N.J. The Bullets won, 113-109. York Jets 16, Kansas Qty 9; minutes left in the ganie on Wilson’s bench to throw his first touchdown “That was a surprise to me,“ said “We were able to stay with them Cleveland 27. Buffalo 21; Dallas 23, 5-yard pass to Dokie Williams. In a duel of former Miami, Fla., pass since Dec. 14, and Chris New England 17 in overtime; Wilson threw a 47-yard TD pass to quarterbacks. BemieKosar passed Doleman forced a pair of fumbles V Washington 20. Detroit 13; Houston James Lofton with 16 seconds left. for 346 yards and two touchdowns to A P photo that Minnesota converted into 10 a victory 23, Pittsburgh 3; Seattle 24, Green Fouts completed 15 of 32 passes lead Cleveland over Jim Kelly and points against the Buccaneers. Rangers dispel doubts Bay 13; New York Giants 20, for 149 yards while Wilson hit 15 of the Buffalo Bills. New Orleans’ kicker Morton Anderson has his arms Besides forcing the fumbles, both Sports In Brief ^ Philadelphia 17; Los Angeles Rams 32 attempts for 228 yards. Each was Kosar completed 24 of 33 passes raised after kicking the winning field goal to boat the San recovered by Keith Millard, Dole- “We should have won our last nated, outshooting the Sabres 13-5. and threw touchdowns of 15 yards to By Ken Rappoport 27. St. Louis 24; Minnesota 23. intercepted once, and each tur Francisco 49ers Sunday, 26-24, in the final 1:06 of their man helped key a Vikings defense East game Tuesday at St. Bernard’s four games.” Bergeron said. “But In the second period, Buffalo Tampa Bay 17. and Cincinnati 16. nover led to a touchdown. Reggie I^nghome and 52 yards to that held Tampa Bay to Just 15 The Associated Press tonight, we didn’t make any mis scored two goals 26 seconds apart Webster’ Slaughter. Kelly com game Sunday in San Francisco. The East Catholic High School football game with St. NHL Roundup Atlanta 10. Saints 26, 49ers 24 yards rushing. takes at the end. We played a tight for a 4-2 lead. Housley got his Chicago, leading the NFC with a pleted 22 of 35 passes for 222 yards Minnesota Is 5-4, Tampa Bay 4-5. Bernard’s, scheduled for today, has been postponed and will be Not having won a game in the checking game. If we win the second of the game and Doug Smith 7-1 record, plays at Denver tonight. Morten Andersen kicked a 40- and rushed four times for 42 more. played ‘Tuesday at 5 p.m. with the game shifted to Uncasville. NHL since Oct. 24, the New York battles in the comers, along the snapped a wrist shot from the slot yard field with 1; 06 to play, atoning Kelly, however, couldn’t get the ing job at quarterback next Sunday lead and their 12th straight victory Bengals 16, Falcons 10 Rangers were starting to doubt loss in Pittsburgh, scored two goals The Raiders finally played by coming off the bench halfway over the Lions going back to 1965. East Director of Athletics Tom Malin said Mount Nebo, the boards and in front of the nets, then area. Smith’s goal was the 100th of mistake-free in scoring two touch for a miss in'^a similar situation Bills into the end zone until he threw The Bengals gained 270 yards original site of the game, is still snow covered and unplayable. themselves. and added an assist in a three-goal we’re going to score goals.” his career and also marked the three weeks ago. as the Saints a 13-yard touchdown pass to Chris through the second quarter to The Redskins are 7-2, leading the But they dispelled those doubts second period for the Rangers. downs in the fourth quarter. But by replace an ineffective Jay NFC East, and Detroit fell to 2-7. rushing. Including 100 by Larry n a m e s 8, C an u cks 4 5,000th goal the Sabres have scored then it was too late as San Diego snapped San Francisco’s seven- Burkett with 11 minutes left. Kinnebrew, and beat the Falcons on with a 6-4 victory over the Winnipeg Poddubny first set up Marcel in the franchise’s history. game winning streak. Cleveland is 6-3, tied with Hous Schroeder and throwing two touch Oilers 23, Steelers 3 Klnnebrew’s 2-yard scoring run Bean captures Kapalua golf event Jets Sunday night. Dionne’s 12th goal of the season to Brent Hull scored three consecu swept the season series for the first down passes. time since 1981. The victory moved New Orleans ton atop the AFC Central. Buffalo is Warren Moon threw touchdown with 23 seconds left. The victory KAPALUA, Hawaii — Andy Bean shot a front-running “It did something for our confi break a 1-1, then scored his 12th and tive goals in the third period to lead B lackh aw ks 5, O ile rs 4 within one game of San Francisco 5-4. Williams had scoring comple 13th to help the Rangers take a 4-2 “It drives you crazy.” Raiders tions of 16 yards to Kelvin Bryant passes of 14 yards to Curtis Duncan ended a four-game Cincinnati los 5-under-par 67 Saturday to successfully defend his title at the dence.” goaltender John Vanbles- Calgary over Vancouver. Steve Larmer broke a third- quarterback Marc Wilson said. “If in the NFC West. The 49ers are 7-2. Redskins 20, Lions 13 and 42 yards to Drew Hill in the ing streak, and the Bengals went to brouck said after the Rangers lead after two periods. New York Hull’s first goal, at 8; 09, broke a period tie with Chicago’s fourth New Orleans 6-3. and 42 yards to Gary Clark in the $600,000 Kapalua International Golf Tournament. broke an eight-game losing streak got its eventual winning goal when 3-3 tie. Deep in the Vancouver zone, we completed a pass, we all just Doug Williams earned the start- first half, giving the Redskins a 17-3 third quarter as Houston defeated 3-6. power-play goal of the game, started looking for the yellow flag.” The field goal was Andersen’s and nine-game winiess streak at Brian Mullen scored in the third but along the boards. Hull fired a leading the Blackhawks over Hill garners Senior Classic title Madison Square Garden. period for a 5-3 lead. shot on goal and the puck went Edmonton. The losing streak was the longest “Brian scored a big goal for us.” through the legs of goalie Kirk Troy Murray’s empty-net goal MELBOURNE. Fla. — Dave Hill shot a 4-under-par 68 Sunday In 24 years for the Ranger fran Poddubny said. “Michel (Rangers McLean. with Just 1; 10 left in the game after to win the $200,000 Fairfield Barnett Senior Classic at the Suntree chise. going back to the 1963-64 (k)ach Michel Bergeron) was let Sa b re s 5, Leafs 4 the Oilers had pulled goalie Grant McNeil does the job for the Jets Country Club by five strokes. season. The team record is 11. set in ting us stay out there for two- Fuhr proved to be the game winner HiH’s previous victory came on the PGA Tour in 1967 at the 1943-44. minute shifts on the power play, Defenseman Phil Housley scored his 12th and 13th goals of the season as Edmonton’s Esa TIkkanen Milwaukee Open. Although he’s only been on the senior tour for “This could have a snowballing which is good. It takes time to set scored with Just 30 seconds left. face of place kicker Nick Lowery effect for us.” Vanbiesbrouck said. up.” to spark Buffalo over Toronto. By Douo Tucker Seattle. lockeroom even felt like pointing six months, this year’s earnings of $207,189 already Is a career Buffalo goaltender Jacques The victory was only Chicago’s The Associated Press “We had to get it done,” McNeil out that the skid includes three along the sidelines after a short “Maybe we’ll start a winning Dionne’s goal and Poddubny s third (3-6-2) in its last ll games, but kickoff to the New York 32 that led best. streak now.” first were both on the power play. doutier stopped 31 of the 35 shots he said. “Winning Monday night and losses by the replacement team. . faced. Including 13 In the third boosted the Blackhawks into a KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Making coming out here in a short week, “What does It matter?” asked to the cold, rajny day’s only Walt Poddubny. coming back The loss, meanwhile, extended first-place tie with Toronto In the touchdown. from a foot injury that kept him out the Jets’ current road winless period. Buffalo led 5-4 going into the the co-leaders of the AFC East many people thought it was impos tight end Jonathan Hayes. “What Ivan Lendl takes B&H tennis crown final period, but Toronto domi Norris Division. 3-point underdogs to the last-place sible. They even made us 3-point does It really matter?” Hayes’ 105 Lowery’s 18-yard field goal had of Saturday night’s 3-2 overtime streak to six (0-5-1). outfit in the AFC West does not sit underdogs. We showed them.” yards on five catches were the most just given the Chiefs a 9-6 lead in the WEMBLEY, England — Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia well with Freeman McNeil. McNeil describes his bench time by a Kansas City tight end since final seconds of the third period. captured his seventh Nabisco Grand Prlx tennis title of the year, Neither does sitting on the bench. as “a tough experience for me.” 1982 and represented one faint The Jets used their unexpected defeating Anders Jarryd of Sweden 6-3,6-2, 7-5 in the final of the So the much-accomplished running “I’m a professional and it’s my silver lining in the dark clouds good field position after the short $375,00 Benson and Hedges championship Sunday. MHS and East have swim qualifiers back of the New York Jets rushed job.” he said. “I just want tobe able gathering over Gansz. kickoff to put together a quick drive The top-seeded Lendl’s prize of $75,000 boosted his earnings for for 184 yards Sunday in a rain- to keep going forward, whether it be capped by Ken O’Brien’s 18-yard Tuesday at Hamden High School. Qualifying Meet Saturday at Bran Trocciola qualified seventh in the 6 “I’m tired of saying how close we 1987 to Just short of $1 million as he built his match record since Manchester High girls’ swim 100-yard butterfly and eighth in toe soaked 16-9 victory over the woebe adversity or a day like today when are to winning.” Hayes said. touchdown strike to AI Toon. ming team had two of its members Competing, but not qualifying, ford High School. Chris Dube was Lowery insisted Gansz had or January to 69-7. eighth In the diving while Carol 500-yard freestyle. gone Kansas City Chiefs, losers of a everything seemed to go right.” “It doesn’t make one bit of / advance to the state Class L for Manchester were; Kerri Llnd- club-record eight in a row. McNeil, The Chiefs. 1-8 in Coach Frank difference how many the other guys dered him to kick short, what the Championship Meet at qualifying land in the diving, the 400-free relay a popular figure in New York and a Gansz’ nightmarish first season, lost,” said defensive end Mike Bell. Chiefs term the “pooch” kick. Not Martina deflates unseeded opponent last Saturday at Hamden High of Melllsa Lee. Sonya Gulliksen. Pro Bowl starter in his younger cannot remember when something “We’re losing because the other true, said a still-angry Gaiisz later. School. Beth Cool and LIndstrom; top days, has been spending time on the went right. Eight straight losses teams are playing better than we “I wanted a squibb kick, deep,” CHICAGO — Martina Navratilova took advantage of Freshman Katelyn LIndstrom 200-yard medley relay of Cool, Tim Mayotte nets title bench all season. He only started erases the record set by the 1985 Gansz said. “A squibb kickbecause numerous errors to deflate the upset bid of unseeded 16-year-old LIndstrom. Lisa Phillips and Lee are.” qualified 11th In the 100-yard FRANKFURT. West Germany Mayotte fell behind 4-1 in the first because Johnny Hector was injured Chiefs, who were then coached by Evidently, they’re alsocommuni- of bad weather and the fact the Jets Natalia Zvereva 6-1, 6-2 Sunday in the final of the $150,000 breaststroke with a new school time which missed qualifying by .48 have the best kickoff return in the (AP) — Fourth-seeded Tim set but rallied to tie the score and in the Monday night upset of John Mackovic. Nobody in the quiet catlng better. Gansz yelled in the Virginia Slims of Chicago tennis tournament. ., of 1; 13.46. Sophomore Marcia seconds; Lee in the 100 free; and then won the tiebreaker. NFL, and that’s not what I got. And Zvereva had Navratilova at break point in each of the second Grade Phillips and Kayley Marsh Mayotte beat second-seeded An Markstein was toe other Indian to dres Gomez of Ecuador 7-6 (8-6), 6-4 The victory was the 27-year-old I don’t have to tell you that I’m and fourth games only to lose out as the world’s No. 2 ranked advance as she placed llto in the in the 100 breaststroke. American’s fifth on the Grand Prlx upset about it.” East Catholic High had a pair of in the final of the $174,000 Frankfurt player rallied on the strength of her strong serve. ^ diving. Cup tennis tournament Sunday. circuit this year. Lowery, who also had field goals The championship will be held swimmers advance at the Class M of 42 and 43 yards, took issue with his coach. “There was clearly a miscom- A P photo munication. Frank called a pooch Ahty-Pdr-View Cabfo ^fectacuiari kick,” Lowery said. “And then we Boston’s Glen Wesley (26) knocks Hartford’s Ray Ferraro ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. called it in the huddle together off of his skates in their game Saturday night at Boston R B o b c fl J -S(o ld i,h K THEWORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION PRESENTS THE BIGGEST EVENT SINCE WRESTLEMANIAIH before we went out there.” Garden. The Bruins won, 4-1. INSURANSMITHS SINCE Kansas City’s Frank Seurer, a local favorite who set BigjFight passing records at Kansas'! had 1914 mixed results in his first NFL start. Obviously confused on several Whalers’ offense plays, he nevertheless completed 13 649-5241 of 23 passes for 233 yards. He was 65 E. CBirter Str«et intercepted three times, including two by Carl Howard, and sacked is still sputtering Maiielietter, CT. five times as the Chiefs kept up a seasonJong trend of poor pass BOSTON — The Hartford Whal games’ No. 1 star, recorded 22 blocking. He also had Larry Mor- ers’ offense has sputtered at best saves. iarty'drop a touchdown pass in the this season. “No question, you can only go so end zone. Saturday night at the Boston long,” Whaler Ckiach Jack Evans said of his club’s goal-scoring “It was his first NFL game,” Garden, the Whalers continued Live! N ovember26,1987 •RichfieldC o liseum •7:30 PM •Pay-Per-View Gansz said. “I told him, ‘Frankie, their offensive woes and dropped a slump. “We’re not scoring in any ______^ ------— just go play and keep getting 4-1 decision to the Bruins. Hartford situations. It’s disappointing.” better.” (5-8-3) is 0-3-2 in its last five games To further Illustrate Hartford’s 50 W W F Superstars appearing on one great card featuring 4 team elimination matches. 9 Pat Leahy contributed field goals and has scored 43 goals in 16 games offensive problems, they outshot BRING IT of 39, 24 and 21 yards as the Jets — the least amount scored in the the Bruins, 13-3, in the opening moved into a tie with surprising National Hockey League. period and still trailed, 2-1. Hart WWF HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION Indianapolis atop the-AFC East The Whalers will play at Mont ford has outshot its opponents, with at 5-4. real tonight (7; 30, SportsChannel. 507-430, this season. . > t HULK HOGAN (CAPTAIN), “Freeman McNeil had a great WTIC). The Canadiens (11-5-4), In Whaler captain Ron Francis S i * B iW BAM BIGEUML PAUL m WOWERFUL” 0 6 ^ ^ game. He got the ground game first place in the Adams Division, voiced'the superstitious part of the going on a day that we really lead Hartford by 13 points. team’s lack of offensive firepower. KEN PATERA AMI SUPERS1AR BILLY GRAHAM needed it,” said Jets Coach Joe Right-winger Mike Millar has “I’m going out tonight and knock HOM u Walton. “It was a tough day been called up from Binghamton to over salt shakers, let black cats 8 Score with the Whalers offensively with the downpour and combat the Whalers’ scoring diffi walk In front of me and walk under handling the ball. Everyone played culties. Millar scored 45 goals in 61 all the ladders I can find.” and SportsChannel well under the conditions and games last season and has totaled Cam Neely and Lyndon Byers all season long played hard.” 19 in Binghamton’s first 17 games finished off the scoring for Boston. ANDRE THE GIANT (CAPTAIN), Another welcome sight for the this season. Mike Liut suffered the loss in goal (iet the best seat in the house Jets was defensive lineman Joe After Kevin Dineen gave the for the Whalers. Stewart Gavin left WWF HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION K M KONG RUNDY, THE NAHIRAL BUTCH REBl, Klecko. Whalers a 1-0 lead In the first the game to have an injured left for 50 Hartforii Whalers games, HULK HOGAN-TEAM CAPTAIN ONE MAN GANG AND RAVKHHIG mCK RUDE A P photo “Klecko gave us a boost psycho period, Boston came back and hand X-rayed while Paul Lawless plus Boston Celtics home action logically,” said Jets lineman Marty scored two goals (Bob Sweeney had his ribs crunched by Byers in 7 and much more. The Chiefs’ Mike Beil (99) grabs the Jets’ McNeil led the Jets to a Boggy 16-9 Lyons. “He helped tremendously. and Rick Middleton) to assume a the third period. Lawless is ex WWF INTEFICONTINENTAL CHAMPION pected to be out five days and Gavin Freeman McNeil in their game Sunday at victory. We’ve got to play more comforta 2-1 lead after the opening period. RAIO Y‘INAIMO M A T SAVAGE (CAPTAM^ HONKY TONK MAHjCAPTAW bly, and today was a start.” may not play tonight. Call your local cable v s Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. Bruin goalie Rejean Lemelin, the MWTUS Bueer iraVML HACm JM DUI^ M W HARLEY RMX, DMnEMUS OAIMY company JMS ‘T W S N M T M i a n s JUD nCKY STEJU aW HERCULES AW OUTUHrmN RAW and order today. P US everv WWF Taa Team win participaie in a wiia eiimiricuiuii maii/n wiui wam ™ ;—- - - — - Ainge, Bird three-pointers gun down the Indiana Pacers MuaringoffagainM captains Jim N M h art and B n t Hart of The Hart Foundation And The WWF Women s Champion Sensaftona/ Sherri will lead her team against a squad captained by The Fabulous Moolah in a women s elimination match. Bird scored 11 of his 24 poinU in points. We can’t afford to do that the tage after one quarter with an 8-1 Wl^alers vs Montreal By Hank Lowenkron Larry Bird In the final minute Ainge has attempted five or more spurt as Ainge and Bird made 3-pointers in five of the (Celtics’ six the first quarter, when the Celtics way we shoot,” Indiana Coach Jack (away) DON’T BE SHUT OUTI CALL YOUR CABLE OPERATOR NOW! The Associated Press helped the Celtics beat the Indiana took the lead for good. Ramsay said. "They make good 3-point shots in the final minute. Tune-in Tonight at 7:30 p.m. Pacers 103-96 Sunday. Nine of games. He’s made 12 of 35. Boston, off to its best start since it passes, they look for each other, Ainge also isn’t satisfied with his Cablo Vidoo Storo Exclusive For more information call 649-3457 or 346-2635. INDIANAPOLIS — Boston Coach Ainge’s 21 points came from Despite the Celtics’ 6-0 record. club’s early play. For more information call Hartford area 677-9599, Jones still isn’t satisfied with the opened with 10 victories In 1972, plus they make the outside shots.” UNITED CABLE - SEE WHAT YOUVE BEEN MI88INQI K.C. Jones says he likes Danny 3-pointers. made 10 of Its first 13 shots and shot Boston never trailed after a layup “We aren’t playing as well as I Windsor/Vemon 649-3457, Marlborough 546-2635. Ainge’s “habit” of shooting 3- “I like the fact that Danny has the team. think we’re capable of playing. But ! uama a tu nun$m toaroMnoa C3 [ "We’ve got tobe more consistent. 68 percent (17-of-25) in the first by Robert Parish made it 26-24, and United Cable — See What You’ve Been Missing! WSU 1MB 1UNB FH0 inm pointers. That’s probably because confidence to shoot a 3-pointer,” quarter. won despite being outrebounded we are playing as hard as we can Ainge also has a habit of making Jones said. “It’s a tough shot to We took some bad shots out there and that makes it fun for all of us.” i usmo cut! n u m m coaroatnos Q and shot selection really worries “We came out a little soft in the 58-37. them. make, but he has a habit of getting first quarter and gave them 36 The Celtics opened a 36-27 advan- he said. Three-pointers from Ainge and them to fall.” me,” he said. ------r MANCHBSTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 16. 19>7 — 17
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"There carton from Regular, Extra or Arthritis Strength mail precludes individual replies to tal has a number of activities receive a T-shirt with the words, ley Ann Warren) wish to attend a lavish 1:00 AM CD W eight (fontrol thropic, spiritual and economic have moved from Connecticut to Universal Product Code symbol cut from any (181 Beat of Saturday Night bail comes true with the help of her fairy are many Issues relating to the Bufferin (30s or larger), along with a check or every letter, but Sloane will re planned for the Great American “ ! wasabora non-smoker” on It, CD Joe Franklin links between the state’s Jewish Israel. money order for$7.95. Expires Jan. 31.1988. or while package of Carefree Panty Shields 26s. I ® M*A*S*H godmother (Celeste Holm). Aison stars occupied territories, but this pro spond to letters of general Interest Smokeout on Thursday, said she said. (39 Twilight Zona community and the state of Israel. ” I think that’s a fascinating Ginger Rogers, Walter Pidgeon, Pat Car- gram doesn’t attempt to deal with In the column. Amy Avery, assistant director of (3 ) MacNsll / Lshrer Newshour roll. Stuart Damon, Jo Van Fleet. Music by ® Mauds The program, which airs at 10 story, why people leave our envir For the hospital staff, a fact that. It attempts really to deal with public relations at the hospital ® Barney Millar Rodgers and Hammerstein (90 min.) (In ® Ask Dr. Ruth p.m! today and will be repeated on onment and why they feel perhaps sheet on tee cosmetic effects of Stereo) some personal relationships that The hospital will get the ball ® ® Hollywood Squares [C N N ] Croaafire Nov. 22, was produced by Larry more comfortalale In another cul smoking — such as yellowing of [ESPN] Auto Racing; USAC Midgets have developed that 1 don’t think rolling two days early with a ® La Dama da Rosa [ES P N ] NFL'a Oreateat Momenta: Bast Rlfkln, CPTV’s director of pro ture,” Rlfkln said. the teeth and aging of tee skin — From Indianapolis. (60 min.) (R) even the Jewish community under speech on the effects of smoking (iZl Nightly Business Report Ever Runners (60 min.) gramming, following a visit to The program also looks at other Advice will be distributed. Also, a [TM C] MOVIE; 'Hurry Sundown' A stands fully, nor does the commun on smokers’ bodies. The free IE) Three's Company [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Israel last spring on a tourdeslgned less spiritual and more concete contest to see what department ruthless Southerner is determined to buy ity at large.” speech by pathologist Dennis [C N N ] Monayllna up his cousin's land and wilt stop at no links Including the Involvement of will have the highest total of 1:05AM CD Leva Boat for the news media. O’Neill will be at noon Tuesday, [ESPN ] SportaCsntar thing to achieve his goal. Michael Caine, “ When I heard about this media Jews from many Connecticut com people quitting will be held. It Jane Fonda, John Phillip Law. 1967. 1:30AM CD Keys To Success in the hospital's auditorium, she [USA] AirwoH tour I just decided that If there was munities In providing funds and has not been determined what (39 IN N News The program will air at 10 pjn. Education is exercise for lazy lover said [USA] M O VIE: 'W ho'll Stop the Rain?' some way that I could go on this support for the people living In two the winning department will 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Royalty ar A Vietnam veteran tries to pull off a big (58) Dat)ng Game today on CPTV’z itatewlde net On Thursday, the hospital will ound the world; David Nelson • ("The tour and bring back something for distressed neighborhoods In Afula, receive, she said. drug deal to save his ruined life. Nick Nolte, [C N N ] Nawanight Update work: Channel 24, Hartford; Chan past June when my mother (age there was laughter! offer a cold turkey special in the Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet"). Tuesday Weld, Michael Moriarty. 1978 the people of Connecticut, then It IsrsBl DEAR [D IS ] M OVIE: "Tha Legend of Lobo' Ttie nel 49, Bridgeport; Channel 88, 95) died t have wanted to share our As 1 am writing to you now (1;25 cafeteria. Also available in the Also, tee hospital will sponsor CD Current Affair would be worthwhile going,” Rlfkln A segment of the program deals ABBY: My hus 9:30PM CD Designing Women (CC) Old West serves as the backdrop to this Norwich; Channel 12, Waterimry; experience with you and in turn a m ) on Oct 20, I am looking at cafeteria will be "survival kits” an "adopt a smoker” program CD ® Jedpardyl (CC). Mary Jo and Suzanne become romantic ri chronicle of the adventures and dangers with the special commitment that band and I have said. and Channel 85. New Haven. with your millions of readers. We more than 100 different pictures -- for smokers. The kits will consist that day. Adopters will try to CD ® Barney Millar vals while on a decorating assignment faced by a wolf during the course of his life. What Rlfkln brought back was a Cierber Scientific of South Windsor been married a aboard a cruise ship. 1962 ■are a large clo.se family although those of my 34-year-old son. Maj. of carrot and pretzel sticks, keep adoptees from smoking (S) INN News little more than Dear Abbv [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Hot Moves' Four young geographically we are tliousaridsof Dan Haworth of the U.S Marines. among other items. Avery said throughout the day, Avery said. (3) ® Carson's Comarly Classics 10:00PM CD Cegney ft Lacey (CC) two years. He Abigail Van Buren who.se helicopter crashed in the Cagney, Lacey, Isbecki and Esposito go men are determined to lose their virginity has every qual miles apart ® M*A*S‘ H undercover to investigate fraud on a popu during their summer fun. Michael Zorek, Game-show producer iooking My hu.sband and T visited China Persian Gulf on Oct. 4. He was the ® Newlywed Gams lar game show. (60 min.) Adam Sllbar. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) ity I have ever only one of four men not rescued. five years ago On on? of our ® W in, Lose or Draw CD CD ® News [USA] Our Sacrat wanted in a hus TTiese pictures of our son’s lovely scheduled tours, we visited a @ World of Survival [HBO] MOVIE: Easy Mo- 6 band — but he Gi Kojak 1:50AM temple where a funeral was in wife, his two young children, and n «y' A boosing, gambling man must be turned out to be About Town IB) Family Ties Star Trek to ‘Monopoiy’ in syndicated T V progress. On the altar was a large many members of our large, come respectable for one year to inherit a very selfish [C N N ] Crossfire ® Connecticut's Israeli Connection photograph of the deceased. I wonderful family snapped during $10 million. Rodney Dangerfiald, Joe lover. I do not [D IS ] Home Alone Malcolm-Jamal War This CPTV special takes a look at the Peaci, Geraldine Fitzgerald. 1983. Rated R NEW YORK (AP) — It seems programming.” basically everything we had using thought no more of this picture until highlights of 10 happy years helped strong economic and philanthropic bond feel desired or appreciated, and I something. Army and Navy Club on Main ner ("Cosby Show") talks about safety for somehow fitting that King World’s King’s late father, Charles, that philosophy and turned down this June when we were preparing us once again. Art aMoclatlon meets children who are home alone, including tips between Connecticut's Jewish communi 2:00AM CD m o v i e : 'Cabin in tha really am very attractive and FRUSTRATED Street. A meeting will follow. ty s and Israel. Sky' A women fights the devil for her newest game show is called founded the company in 1964. It’s millions of dollars worth of for a repast in our home following JOAN E. HAWORTH. on dealing with strangers and handling feminine. When we are both In front The Manchester Art Association Reservations should be made by emergencies. Winner of the Achievement man's soul. Ethel Waters, Lena Horne, 9 now run by Michael and his brother business.” the graveside service for Mother. WILMINGTON. DEL ® Noticiero Univislon ” Monop ly.” of a mirror, he never looks at me — DEAR FRUSTRATED: There will meet on Tuesday 7; 30 p.m. at Nov. 24 with Gil Wright at 649-7051, in Children’s Television Award from Ac Duke Ellington. 1943. The company that started as a Roger, chairman of the board. The gamble worked, ratings Suddenly. I thought what a marve @ A ID S: Changing the Rules (60 min.) instead he looks at himself and appears to be an appalling lack of the Whiten Memorial Library, Ward Krause at 643-5336 or Cecil tion for Children's Television. CD Home Shopping Ovsmight Service small, family run business in New "I’m not saying other companies soared, and the show was soon In lous idea! My sister and I ran © } Hill Street Blues (3 hrs.) comments on his hair, or asks me if communication between you and CONFIDENTIAL TO WONDER North Main Street. The group will Young at 643-6531. [ESPN ] NFL Monday Night Memories Jersey distributing "The Little don’t care about their shows, but demand. The Kings followed suit sacked drawers and albums, gath [CNN] CNN News (39 Kayi To Succate he should grow a beard. Mean your husband. An extramarital ING INUTICA,N.Y.: Aslateasyou host Charles Movalli of Rockport, [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) Rascals” reruns is listed on the their names aren’t on the wall like with Griffin’s other game show, ering more than 100 snapshots. [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (60 min.) (3) Win, Lose or Draw while. I am standing nude right affair is definitely not the solution are. send the thank-you notes for Mass., who will give an oil painting [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'On The Edge' Years af New York Stock Exchange and has ours are,” Roger said. Thebrothers "Jeopardy! ’’ Fortunately, all of Mother’s 17 To our readers [HBO] MOVIE: Highlander' (CC) A alongside of him. and he nevereven It is imperative that you do your wedding gifts now; do not wait demonstration. Admission is $2, ter being banned from amateur competi [ESPN] SporULook the three top shows in syndication talked In Roger’s Manhattan office. The Kings launched the Winfrey grandchildren her 26 great tion, a middle-aged long-distance runner group of immortals who can only die at one throws me a glance. whatever is necessary to get youi until after the baby arrives so you and free to members. For more “ About Town” notices are pub another's hand eliminate each other [U S A ] Program YoursaH for Success — “ Wheel of Fortune,” ’ ’Jeo Michael is based in Los Angeles. show, they said, because the grandchildren. and many friends trains for an especially demanding race to lazy lover to a qualified sex can enclo.se them with the birth information, call 649-4259 lished daily, but they are prepared win back his self-respect. Bruce Dern, through the ages en route to a mystical 2:05AM CD News (R) pardy! ” and “ The Oprah Winfrey King World’s success was built on 20-year-old "Donahue" was getting and neighbors who had been a part 'gathering'. Christopher Lambert, Roxanne He is also the laziest lover I have therapist if yours is to be a lasting announcements. in advance. To allow enough time John Marley, Bill Bailey. 1986. Rated PG- the phenomenon "Wheel of For beaten In the ratings by local talk of her long life appeared in the Hart, Clancy Brown. 1986. Rated R. 2:10AM [M AX] MOVIE: Peggy Sue Show.” ever com e across. He wants me to loving marriage. Your family phy for processing, please submit your 13. Got Married' (C C) A mlddle-sged woman In the first three qua rters of fiscal tune.” The Merv Griffin-produced shows in some markets. snapshots, which we taped on two — y AARP resets meeting [MAX] MOVIE: 'One-Eyed Jacks' do all the work while he stays on his sician or gynecologist should be notices two weeks before the event. 8:00PM CD Frank's Place Frank and gats the opportunity to change her life af year 1987. King World earned $175 game show had been an obscure The Kings had hoped Oprah doors in our center hallway. What a Dear Abby’s Cookbooklet Is here! Brando directed this offbeat tale of an es ter a fainting spell lends her back in time to back. When I ask him to do able to recommend a therapist in Because the Nov. 12 meeting of They should be typed or neatly the others take steps to help Cool Charies caped convict who seeks revenge on the million. part of the daytime schedule for Winfrey would star in their first blessing these pictures were! The To order, send your name and avoid the fata that befalls his drug connec her senior year in high school. Kathleen something I would en,1oy. he tries your area. Don’t put this off. The Manchester Green Chapter 2399 of handwritten and should be double friend who betrayed him. Marion Brando, Turner, Nicolas Cage. Barry Miller. 1986. The company recently an nine years before the Kings ac prime-time show. They had a deal children chuckled as they looked at address, clearly printed, plus check tion. (Pan 2 of 2). Pan 2 of 2. (Carl Malden, Katy Jurado. 1961. half-heartedly, then quits before 10 sooner your man i.s educated in this spaced. Include the date, time, Rated PG-13. quired the lights to It. Instead of with ABC to produce a sitcom or money order for $3.50 ($4 in the American Association of Re CD M O VIE: 'Th e Warriors' A gang leader nounced that it had acquired the important part of marriage the Nana with a false face on. Nana place and brief description of the 10:30PM Destination America starring the actress, nominated for seconds are up. Canada) to; Abby’s Cookbooklet. tired Persons was canceled be plans to unite all the gangs into an army 2:30AM ( 33) Twilight Zone rights tc the board game “ Monop trying to sell the show toany station healthier your marriage will be holding our big boxer on her lap, strong enough totakeover Now Y ork City. @ ) INN News an Oscar for her supporting role in P.O. Box 447. Mount Morris. III. cause of snow, the asociation will event. Include a telephone number [C N N ] Sports Latanight oly,” Introduced by Parker Bros. In that wanted to buy It, they offered I would look for an extramarital Good luck. Nana at a birthday celebration Michael Back, James Romar, Thomas ® Honeymooners ‘"nie Color Purple," but neither 61054 (postage and handling are meet again at the Dec. 10 holiday at the bottom in case there are any [ESPN ] SportaCantar 1935, and will turn it into a television ’’Wheel” only where research affair, but I don’t want it on my blowing out candles. Rather than Waites. 1979 they nor she liked the the pilot, and included). luncheon at the Marco Polo Restau questions. For events that have GD Show de Rolando Berral game show. showed It would get especially high conscience. Please sugge.st DEAR ABBY: Ever since this tears because of these pictures. CD ® MacOyvar (C C) A crazed assailant 2:40AM CD NIghtwateh ratings. Out of 212 markets, the the project was scrapped for the rant on Burnside Avenue, East already taken place, notices will be sends MacGyver and Nikki on a deadly [DIS] Danger Bay (C C ) A young research King World has been at the Focua on Succoaa Hartford. Reservations may be published as close to the event date chase across sheer granite cliffs. (60 min.) assistan' (Robert Wisden) impresses 3:00AM (39 forefront of an explosion in first-run show was sold In only 59, and those time being. Grant as tney work on a project together. made by sending $9.50 to Maeril as space permits. Our address; (In Stereo) [CN N ] Nawa Overnight did not include the three biggest. The Kings want to make another (In Stereo) syndicated programming in recent Bennington, Route 207, Amston About Town, Manchester Herald, (D Bosom Buddies [D IS ] Cindorolla A degraded giri'a (Les years. New York, Los Angeles and stab at a late-night show tocompete 11:00PM (D S® ® New» ley Ann Warren) wish to attend a lavish Talcum powder won’t pose a problem 06231. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06(>40. (B) Hill Street Blues "With all the changes of owner diicago. ; for the audience that tunes In to ( B M*A*S*H Pan 1. ball comes true with the help of her fairy (3® MOVIE: 'Broedwsy Danny Rose' A godmother (Celesta Holm). Aison stars ships, including all the networks, “ That was very bold, because If "Late Night with David Letter- small-time but good-hearted talent agent CD Simon & Simon Ginger Rogars, Walter Pidgeon, Pat Car- you put a show in syndication and it man.” Their first attempt was one tissue irritation if it is introduced food, do indicate a dietary defi there’s a lot of pressure to earn D E A R D R . Santa’s letter sent works diligently to make successes of his (39 INN News roll, Stuart Damon, Jo Van Fleet. Music by more money with their stations,” doesn’t work, all those markets you of their few failures, "Nightlife into a wound, but your grandson is ciency, particularly of iron. How hopeless clients. Woody Allen, Mia Far GOTT: We were ® Untouclwblea Rodgsra and Hammarstaln. (80 min.) (In said Michael King, president of could’ve sold aren’t interested with David Brenner.” unlikely to have absorbed enough of ever, the urge to eat your own hair The Manchester Junior Women’s row. 1984. Stereo) visiting our 22- ® Honaymoonera King World. ’’The only way youcan anymore,” Michael said. “Here The show was well-produced, but the substance to have harmed him. does not, in my opinion, have a Club is sponsoring a Letter from ® M OVIE: 'Easy Money' A boozing, [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: Praai- month old you have a fairly small company, Brenner; a standup comic, never Dr. G ott (He must have had a ball with that physical basis. I suggest that you Santa for children this season. Mail gambling man must become respectable ® Soap dant't Cup From Capital Centre In Lan- earn more money is through big grandson and your child’s letter with $1.25 to Ferranti, Lori Ann, daughter of for one year to inherit $ 10 million. Rodney (S) M*A*S*H dover, Md. (90 min.) (R) ratings, and that means successful basically my family, and we put up felt comfortable In the format. talcum powder: what a glorious talk to your doctor about your Dangerfiald, Joe Pesci, Geraldine Fhzger- his parents. One Santa Claus, P.O. Box 1874, Man James T. and Maryellen Ducharme B) PELICULA: 'De Cocula os el Mari- Peter Gott, M.D. mess he m ade!) behavior. Perhaps you would be ald. 1983. afternoon, he Ferranti Jr. of 158 N. Elm St., was achi' Adalberto Martinez. Norma Laza- 9 chester 06040, before Dec. 13. All had gone beyond nefit from some psychological (g ) ® AH (C C) Willie and Alf hop on rano, Jorge Rivero. counseling in your efforts to over proceeds benefit the TLC Founda bom Oct. 27 at Manchester Memor board a freight train In search of adventure. his normal two- DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m male. 32, ® S C T V tion of Manchester. ial Hospital. Her maternal grand (In Stereo) WOMEN and have a strange habit that I’m come your habit. . B) Lot# Show (R) (y^Sterao) hour nap and I parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. (S) First Eden; The Wastes of War (CC) became slightly not sure is healthy. I seek out the [CNN] Monayllna IN TRANSITION thicker, coarser hair on my body, Ducharme Sr. of Massachusetts. (60 min.) worried. I went Fellowcraft meets Her paternal grandparents are Mr. ® M OVIE: ‘Stage DooA The lives and [D IS ] Miaaing Advantutas of Ozzio and Steve McQueen pull It out, chew it up and swallow it. DEAR DR. GOTT: Our son was Hanfot to his room and diagnosed as having Keams-Sayre and Mrs. James T. Ferranti Sr. of ambitions of a group of young aspiring ac An Open House was shocked to find him sitting in a can do now. but could this cause Does this indicate that some The Fellowcraft Club of Man tresses are portrayed. Katharine Hepburn, [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Hurtt Pro syndrome. It started with de Windsor. She has a sister, Katelynn chair completely covered with health problems in the future? essential item is missing from my chester Lodge of Masons will meet Ginger Rogers, Eve Arden. 1937. Stock Shootout From Brietol, Tenn. (R) Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 11:30 a.m creased vision at age 7. From what Marie, 21 months. talcum powder. The container was diet, or is it just a bad habit? Dec. 1 at 6; SO p.m. for dinner at the ® MOVIE: ‘High Plains Drifter' A mys 11:30PM CD Lata Show |R) (In Starao) I can tell, it seems to be a rare form terious stranger protects a corrupt town Come to the Admissions Office 8 empty. My wife cleaned him up, my DEAR READER: I doubt that (39 Honoymoonora of muscular dystrophy. Can you against three vengeful gunman. Clint East- son vacuumed the room and I called your grandson’s afternoon trick DEAR READER: I’m afraid that wood, Verna Bloom, Mitch Regan. 1973. ® Hum or A corrupt email-town ahariff't in the Lowe Building to hear elaborate? the ^iatrician. She said not to will cause any future health prob your habit of eating hair is Just (Parental Discretion Advised) attempt to pin an aaoault charge on a Thoaghto harmleai pickpocket leads to murder. (70 about a new program geared for f ' worry. lems. It’s true that talc can produce teat; a habit. Some forms of pica, a gj) El Pacado da Oyuki mki.) (R) the Adult Women. I realized there’s not much we lung inflammation when inhaled or craving to eat things that are not DEAR READER: KearasrSayre (B ) Nature (C C ) The contrasting wet and o m i v / i r (g l ( ® Boat of C a no n (R) (In Stereo) syndrome Is an unusual condition dry landscapes of East Africa. (60 min.) (In "In the beginning God created night creatures, croacklng, chirp If you're beyond high school age that mimics ocular muscular dys ing and singing the world a the heavens and earth.” (Genesis and you're wondering about trophy. It is characterized by 1; 1) On the firstday God separated lullabye. Create family time, com Steve McQu(?en is out of ‘Comic Relief helps the homeless progressive eye-muscle weakness, the light from the darkness. He plete with bedtime stories, fuzzy attending oollege, this open retinal degeneration, heart block C in em a jail, btrt he's back in 7 called the light day, hnd the sleepers, and one more drink of house will answer all of your plead for donations during the four-hour show. (slowing of electricity through the UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. (AP) — Dozens of top darkness night. God gave us the water. Snuggle contentedly, warm questions and show you how to business. Ali McGraw joins “We got all these stars here tonight,” comic heart) and excess protein in the and cozy under soft coverlets. comedians brought in more than $1 million in night and day to enjoy. HARTPORD . .... MANCHRtTSR make it happen. Arsenlo Hall told the audience. “ The homeless spinal fluid. Dream the sweet dreams that fulfill anamo City — Tha f^eaai R rl^ UA TtMOten Rott — Dirty Danclne him in a daring bank rob p M g es with humor and passionate pleas during the (PO-13) 7:15,9:40.— Someone to Watch should rob our houses while we’re here.” The disease begins before age 15 Sunrise; Yawn and stretch. our fantasies, unfettered by the (PO) 7, *:40. —- Mode In Heaven (PO) bery and thrill-packed Comic Relief '87 fund-raiser to help the h om elm . LsO. f:20. — Chuck Rarry Holll Halil Over Me (R) 7,9:30.— Lika Father Lika Call Mary Ann Bianchi The show at the Universal Amphitheatre featured HBO unscrambled its signal so more of the and may be associated with hearing Breathe in deeply the rich aroma of chains of work-a-day reality. Reck ’o’ Roll (PO) 6:40,9:30.— Sammy Son (PO-13) 7:20,9:20. w f\V loss, short stature and neurological coffee. WhiMIe a duet with the tea We can thank God for his gifts of R Rotla7:10,9;S0. Director, Women in Transition getaway that costs them such performers as Billy Crystal, Dick Gregory, estimated 40 million basic cable television subscrib VRRNON Dudley Moore and Rue McClanahan and Estelle ers nationwide could tune in. disorders. Thie cause of Keams- kettle. Pack lunchbags, backpacks day and night by enjoying them. C IM 1R 2 — Dirty Dancing (PO-13) 7, dearly. Sayre syndrome may be a genetic and briefcases. Give a hug and a RA5T HARTPORD 9:15. — Like Father Lika Son (PO-13) Getty of NBC-TV’s “ Golden Girls.” Last year’s inaugural iKenefit raised nearly $2.6 647-6097 or 647-6126 defect resulting in a biochemical kiss goodbye. We have jobs to K.W. Hollenin Rat tweed pgfe r citiema — Lika 7:10. — Somaona to Watch Over Me (R) "Comedy is a great healer,” Crystal told million. The money has bMn distributed to services Father Like Sen (PO) 7:30. 9:30. reporters backstage before Saturday’s show. "If irregularity of cell metabolism, accomplish and the time to ac Talcottvtile that help more than 150,000 homeless people in 18 Peer Rldiord'a PuR R Cliwma — you can laugh at a terrible situation, it helps. If 'niere is no cure at present. complish them. Co-workers help Congregatkmal Cherch UCC WHST HARTPORD cities. with problems and rejoice in Dirty Dancing (PO-13) 7:30,9:30. Hbn 1R2— Dirty Danclno (PO-13) 7, people sense that we care ... maybe they’ll ^ v e a By 10 p.m. Saturday, pledges surpassed the $2 ShawcoM cinemat 1-9 — Hallo Main 9:30. — Lika Pothar Like Son (PO) 7, solutions. Note the changing sea 9:30. dollar or two.” million mark, said event organizer Dennis Alba^ (PO) 1:10, 7:15, 9:30. — Sqby R o ^ If you have questions about sons. soft winter whiteness, and the (PO) 1:10,7:25,9:40.— 8o»oact(R)1:M, Crystal said he and comic Robin Williams got a Show organizers said the figure would not be EMERGENCY WILLIMANTIC J i H headaches, you can get answers In peeping tease of buds not yet open. 7:10,9:45. — Tha Hidden (R) 1:45,7:40, personal view of the homeless last year when they updated for several days. Fire — Police — Medical 9:45. — Tha Sicilian (R) 1:30,7:30,10:05. U.A. Tlw CliMffiOt — The Running Manc^wster CcxnmunKy Colege delivered checks and medical supplies to shelters. Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on the Swim lb the ocean of summer. — Fatal Attraction (R) 1,7:15,9:50. — Mon (R) 5:30, 7:30, 9:45. — Fatal Attraction IR) 5, 7:15, ?;30. — Hello so Bidvwa s m i About 6,600 people at the theater and viewers Bob Zmuda, president of Comic Relief, said funds subject. Send $1 to P.O. Box 91309, Decorate with Indian com and The Running Mon (R) 1:40, 7:40,10. — DIAL 911 Lett Than faro ( rV 1:15, 7:20, 9:35. — Again (PO)S,7,9.— LtMThanZero (R) MwKfiMtsr, Connecticut 06040 from this year's event will help the homeless in 23 Cleveland, OH 44101-3309, Be sure Jack-o-Lantems. 5:30, 7:45, 9:45. — The PrlnctM Rrlda nationwide of cable television’s Home Box Office In Manchester Death With IV — ‘The Crackdown (R) watched about two dozen comedians joke, sing and cities. to ask for the Health Report on 1:35,7:45,10:05. (PO) 5,7,9. — Sutpact (R) S, 7:15,9:30. Headaches Sunset: Applaud the symphony of MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 16, i m - If
i« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 16, 1987 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Urry Wright
HAA'iee t -SHOULD AAoH6. 1 cm 'TTa tlF CLASSIFIED ADVEKTISING 643-2711 she’s -TV DR CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 To OUTst a RE Me. Form SuDDllei ond Eoulpment .. Notion •utinete Property...... Enlertolnment...... RATIS* 1 to 4 dovt: 90 contt por lint ptf dov. Retort Property ...... BoohMetDlnp/Income T ok Office/Retell Eoulpment ...... Lott/Fountf...... 01 Recreotlonol Eoulpment...... 7 to 19 dove: 70 ctnfs ptr lino por day. Mortpopet...... Corpentry/Remodellno 30 to 3S dovi: 90 contt ptr line ptr dov. PertDnole...... 03 Wonted to G u v...... Polntlno/Poperlng ... . Boots ond Morine Eoulpment .. Anneuncemefltt...... 03 Muticol Items...... 39 or more dove: 50 cents per line per dov. Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Roofino/Sldlnp. .. MIMmiNii cBorpe: 4 llpte. I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Awctlon*...... 04 Rentalt . Flooring...... Comoros ond Photo Eoulpment . FInonclol...... OS' Electricol...... Pets ond Supplies...... At 0 condition precedent to & Education Roomt for Rent...... Heoting/Plumbing .. Mlscelloneoui tor Sole...... D IAOUN BS: For cioulfltd odvtrtlioments to the placement of any odver- BUSPERSON wanted. M ED ICA L Receptionist M EDICAL Office Insu TRANSMISSION Re- FURNITURE Makars. DATA Entry-Clerical. Employment ft Education Aportmentt for Rent...... Mltcelloneous Services Too Solti...... be published Tuesdov throuph ioturdov. the Condominium! for Rent. Services Wonted . . . .. wonted to Buv/Trode...... dcodllne It noon on the dov befort puWIcotlon. tlilno In the Monchester He- Apply; Cavev's Res wanted for physicians rance Clerk. Full time bullder. Excellent Full and port time. Medical billing office HDip Wonted...... li Hemet for Rent...... For odvertlsements to be published Mondov* rold. Advertiser hereby taurant. Telephone office In Manchester. position, medical ter working condition, Assemblers, Saw Oper seeks full time person Sltuotlon Wonted...... 13 Store/Office Spoce...... the deodllne Is 3:30 P.m. on Fridov. ooreet to protect. Indemnity 643-2751.______Mature, experienced good pay, benefits. For ators. Experience for data entry and Bufineti Opportunities...... 13 Retort Property...... Merchandise and hold harmless the Mon- minology and typing Induttrlol Property...... Automotive SALES Clerks needed. 2 computer background necessary. Benefits right person. Coll Jim helpful but not neces clerical work. Ac Inetructipn...... 14 Hoildov/Seotonol...... RBAD YOUR AO. Ciotsifled odvertlsements ore cheiter Herald, Its officers Ihelp wanted counts reclevoble and Employment Services...... IS Ooropet ond Sterope..... AntlQufi ond Collecttbitt Cori for Sole...... token by telephone os o convenitnet. The and employees against any positions available. helpful but not neces available. Reply to: for details 633-5288, ev- sary. Nop Brothers . Reoptmotet Wonted...... Clothing...... Trucks/Vons tor Sole .. Monchester Herold Is responsible for only one and all liability, loss or Mornings 9;30-4pm. sary. Salary competi 872-7679. enlngs 228-0787.______Furniture. Apply In typing experience Wonted to Rent...... Furniture...... Comperi/Trollers...... incorrect Insertion ond then only for the slie of expense. Including attor PERSONS to work In tive. Please call person. 122 Naubac helpful. Hourly wages, Real Estate T.V/Stcrto/ApDilancet Motorcyclei/'Mootdi .. the orlplnol Insertion. Errors which do not Evenings 4-9pm plus MEDICAL Billing Clerk M EDICAL Office person Mochlnery ond Tools Auto Services...... neys' tees, arising from kitchen making sand Monday-Frldav, 10am- Avenue, Glastonbury. paid vacations and ho Hemet for Sole ...... 31 Strvicet lessen the volue of the odvertisen>ent will not wiches and other kit Saturdays and Sun with knowledge of ac nel. Some bookkeeping Condominium! for Sole...... 33 Lown ond Gordon Autos tor Rent/Loose.. be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. claims at unfair trade practi 2pm. 646-0534.______633-7511 or 633-9998. lidays. Please call 647- Good Things to Eat . Miscellofvious Aufomotive . chen duties. 649-0305. days. Apply at: counts receivable and and patient contact, Lott/Lond for Sole...... 33 Child Core...... ces, Infringement of trade Eblen's Casual Clo SALES. Small but grow telephone, billing and TELEPHONE Enumera 0328______InWttment Property ...... 34 Cleonlnp Services. Fuel OII/Cool/FIrtwood Wonted to Buy/Trodt marks, trade names ar pat RECEPTIONIST. Busy medical Insurance. ents, violation of rights of thing and Footwear, ing health services or- Manchester office. Insurance. Monday- tors needed to update PART Time cashiers. Manchester doctor's 974 M ain S tree t, gonlzatlon seeks Frldav, 9-12 and 1-5. Manchester city direc Manchester self serve privacy and Infringement of office, full time, medi Call 646-0534 between 12 copyright and proprietary Manchester.______aggressive self star noon and 2pm.______Send resume to: Box tory. Work at home. gas station. Afternoon, C 1887 eyN**-**' rights, unfair competition cal Insurance, paid ho ter,. Salary and com LL, C* the Manchester Send name, address evening and weekend and libel and slander, which lidays, earn time and FIRE Restoration com mission. For Interview CONDOMINIUM Conver Herold.______and telephone number shifts available. 646- N may result from the publica pension .plan. Call pany looking for call 569-3640 ask for sion Company looking to: Johnson Directory, 1457______BUSINESS H ^ H O M E S tion of any advertlsment In 646-T576 for for experienced main GRAMPY'S Corner Store workers. Will tain. $6 Nancy. ______P.O. Box763, Cheshire, SALES Position Bedding FOR SALE the Manchester Herald by appointment.______starting pay. Full and tenance people. Must has Immediate open HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTB) OPPORTUNITIES adyertlser. Including adver SECRETARY- ings tor Cashler- CT 06410. Attention: Barn Is looking for self Puzzles I JEW ELR Y Sales. Christ part time day work. have knowledge of tile, Monchester.______tisements In any free distri Coll otter 9om. 646-6855. Receptlonlst. Small but plumbing, electrical /Clerks. $6 per hour to motivated people for All real estate odvertlied In bution publications pub mas sales person growing health servi start. Liberal benefits, EXPERIENCED Florist soles positions. Full WAITRESS or Walter. G E T paid for reading CDCK or Chef for large CLERK. Video stores, the Manchester Herald Is lished by the Manchester needed. Flexible and carpentry. 528- r to Previout Punie fraternal group In WII- Full time doys, part FU LL and part time ces organization seeks 8992. flexible hours. Apply only. Excellent salary and part time positions ACROSS 43 North Lunches. Experience booksi $100 per title. HAIR sublect to the Fair Housing Herald. Penny Slettert, hours. Apply Diamond tellers. Experienced or a secreatry/Recep- at; Grampv's,706Main ond benefits. Send re available. No expe Caroline necessary. Apply: Write: ACE-649A, 161 llmanllc. Reply to; time nights. Mr. Fran- Act of 19M, which mokes It Publisher. Showcase, Manchester will train. Excellent PRODUCTION-Packer. rience reaulred. We 1 Sherp berk coltege □□□n □□□□□□□□ Cavav'i Restaurant. S. Llncolnway, N. Au P.D. Box102,Wllllman- cIs, or Jo. 528-1852, illeeal to advertise any pref tlonlst. Flexible hours. Street, Manchester. sume or apply In per AFeSric 44 Body of DRESSERS erence, limitation or discrim Parkade.______benefits and wages. Will train on word pro 40 hours plus per week. son. No phone calls will train. Promotions moasures □□□□ □□□□□QUO 643-2751. rora, IL 60542. tic 06226.' 646-1168. Apply Savings Bank of AIDE. Weekend live In water Becom e ination based on race, color, O FFICE help needed. cessor. For Interview Part time hours availa for elderly In Manches please. WMIImantIc from within. Positions 9 .. Kippur 45 On seme Bide QGD □□□ □□□□ rellolon, sex or notional General office skills Manchester, 923 Main please coll Mrs. Bozio ble. Competitive wages ^ Flower 8. Gift Shop, are hourly plus com 13._ Merit (pnf.) mBfi] n n Q n Self-Employed origin, or on Intention to Street, Manchester. ter. Assist with hy 13 Pen of small NorwM inD reaulred. Telephone 569-3640. and benefits. Apply In giene, meals. Referen 1158 Main Street, mission with a full be 47Sgt Private Booths are moke any such preference, 528-8992. EOE. person. Fowler's li Wllllmontic.______nefit package. Open intestine 49Tugi □ □DE3 □□□□ □□□ limitation or discrimination. mited, 117 Colonial ces. Please write to: 14 Meceocoin 52 Small hooter □□□ DHOID QQQQ available for lease. The Herald will not know P.O. Box 3078, Vernon, ings a va ila b le In 15 Understand 56 Actrets Rood, Manchester. 643- several stores through □ □ □ □ □ □ ingly accept any advertise rAmericals Bnorite Store CT 06066. ______ing Oerdner ment which It In violation of 0220.______57 Sentetionel EUDDD [:;]□□ out the state. Pleasant 16 Sen Celif. Cell 649-5701 the low.______CASHIER Full or part working conditions. 17 Curved bone 61 _ end me □cicia !]□□ nDQ LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY 18 Church 62 Men's -iHtgMiifllue time. Buckland Street HERE'S an opportunity Call 667-2232 tor an !:]□□□□□□□ □HDD SDUTHERN New Ena- ★ STUDENTS ★ and Route 84 Mobil. Interview. council nickname ^□□□□DDI] □□□□ for a challenging part 20 Toffoe, e.g. 63 Overact WIN When you call Classified lond clottlfleld ods needs Part TImi - Evaningi Salary $5and up. Apply time position that Is 64 Mortar mixer □□□E3D □ □ □ reach nearly 800,000 WANTED — NIGHT CREW NATIONAL new 22 Glove leather to place an od, a friendly In person Mondav- close to homel We 24 Stretch out 65 Genetic homes In Connecticut • Department Manager Looking for a 6 person team to stock shelves on spaper concern has materiel 8 Protective 33 Indian of Ad-VIsor will answer your V Frldoy, lOpm-Spm. have an Immediate op Saif Your Car 25 Hoodlum garment Poru and Rhode Island. The the night shift, Monday - Friday, 9:30 pm-7am. Immediate openings 28 Clan (•bbr.l call and help you word • Cashier COLLECTOR. 30-60 day ening for a part time 66IBri Breu 9 Anecdote 38 Bag your od for best response. price for a basic 25 Competitive wages and benefits for mature, res for 30 Bibllcel king 10 Roman poet 40 ErKiphert word ad Is only $55 and accounts. Experience clerk/tvpist In our ad instruments 643-2711.______• Pharmacy Computer Operator ponsible Individuals. Interested applicants apply ORDER CLERKS preferred. Good work 34 Bird (comb, 67 Years (Fr.) 11 -D ick 46 Atolt WITH will appeor In 43 news vertising department. VERIFIERS form) 19 Yee (abbr.) 46 Cry of pain ing condition and If you have a pleasant 4 Linesns — 10 Days 35 Former politi- DOWN papers. For more In 21 Vest period 49 Play area Buyer meets seller In For modern pharmacy. Pleasant working MANCHESTER K-MART ASSISTANT hours. Apply In person. telephone manner, as cien _. P. formation call Classi 506 charge each addi 1 Beetttof of time 50 Stratford's Classified .^. and' It's conditions, fringe benefits, in PROFESSIO Personnel Dept. ■ 239 Spencer St. MANAGERS. Savings Bank of Man well as excellent spell Long 23 Low cards fied, 643-2711 and ask tional line, per day. You burden river happy meeting for both. • Manchester, C T ■ 643-5122 Call Today chester. 649-9696. ing and typing skills, 36 Pen of 2 ActreM 24 Primitive 51 Zola heroine for detalls.o NAL ATMOSPHERE at Manchester's lar tpooch word 643-2711. you may qualify for can cancel at any time. Judith _ 53 Northern JACOBS! 37 Women in 25 Loud, harsh gest shopping center. Good pay and flexible ★ 647-9946 ★ this permanent posi 3 Actor Been _ conateitation SORRY, US. Army 4 Jewish cry tion. Some previous (Bbbr.) 26 Shaped tike 54 Pertaining to hours. Ideal for working mothers. NO REFUNDS OR tongue dawn soles experience Is a 39 Answered 5 Actress _ an egg ADJUSTMENTS 55 Pota Here’s an opportunity to join the Ihelp wanted HELP WANTED Hiring at once... Apply to Pharmacist and plus. Hours are tummoni MecGraw 27 Blue pigment Monday-Frldav, 8:30- 41 English 6 Female 29 Reaound 68 Baking pit Office Manager. CALL HERALD broedeesters sandpiper 31 Crowria 69 Burglarita 2:30. Call Denise Ro 60 Call . day _ winning Jacobs team! Continued Q lU in U m berts at the Manches CUSSIFIED 42 Entreety 7Uked(sl.) 32 Hayaeed ter Herald, 643-2711, tor 2 3 1 4 6 6 < 7 6 6 10 11 LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY on Interview.______1 growth has created a number of immediate Parkade Shopping Center • Manchester PART Time general of 643-2711 12 13 14 fice work. Telephone opportunities in our Bloomfield plant for: 647-9966 and typing skills Cut laundry costs by de- 16 16 17 needed. Monday- craatlng the amount of Frldav, 8-3pm. East detergent used. Reduce 16 PRODUCTION MACHINISTS Hartford. 289-7967. by one-third and see whether you notice a dif 10 positions open on 2nd and 3rd shifts. Experience working on automatic screw SERVING AMERICA ference In the appearance FROM THE U A U i THE MANCHESTER HERALD HAS IT! 26 26 27 30 131 32 33 machinee and/or Natco equipment will qualify you for these aet-up and operate poai- of your wash. Add extra tlona. Requires ability to interpret complex blueprints. Individuals with extensive BEGINNING! Christmas Is Just dollars to your budget by Our Classified Section will soon include our annual 34 36 1 machining backgounds are encouraged to apply. 643-2711 aroaml the conier selling "don't needs" with T h . ^ V-' a low-cost od In Classi ^ |36 ^H 41 MjnuUclurHlI CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING GUIDE! ami so is Olsten fied. 643-2711. 37 At Jacobs you'll enjoy a small company " IT’S A SURE THING! atmosphere with big company benefits If you are a Manchester area Wa need; 42 ^H 4 4 • Data Entry and excellent wages. Full Time.... LICENSED OIL 22 E. Dudley Town Road business and you have • Word Processing Please call (203) 243-1441, apply In per- Bloomfield, C T 06002 Ssoretarles BURNER aon or aand resume. ilanrl)PBtpr Mpralft perfect Holiday gifts 49 50 51 1 S3 54 55 POWER • Light Industrial SERVICE An equal opportunity employer, m/f/h/v EQUIPMENT — list them with us! • Clerk Typist 56 6 ^ 66 56 60 61 We offer long and short TECHNICIAN 24 insertions for only *75 and up 62 63 |e4 term assignments, east IM M EDIATE 6 MECHANICS RESERVE SPACE NOV/!! and west of the river. OPENING FOR FULL 65 lee 67 NURSES AIDES 2 needed immediately. Ex Take advantage of top TIME SERVICE pay, benefits, bonuses TECHNICIAN CcrUflad perience preferred but not Call-643-2711 and moral Excellent etarting pay Come In or cell Marcalle THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME necessary. Salary based on Ask for Tracey and benefits. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Earn an extra <1,000 Please call for Holiday ahopping. Olsten Unscramble these four Jumbles, How about an H’a all SECRETARIES THIS YEAR, NO ONE SHOULD GET COAL IN THEIR STOCKINGI experience. Good benefits, one letter to each square, to form abatract art Jha aama Enjoy the banafita of Temporary 423-1684 axhibit? to ma excellent working condi Services or mall resume four ordinary words. \ working for one of the tions. Call Wally, service ma FULL TIME 162 Spencer St. POTTER’S OIL LOVEN largest home health PART TIME /K Manchester r''' " THE PERFECT care agencies in the nager for appointment. ORDER 647-1991 SERVICE, INC. country. Call today Route 6 siw r<«w« MM frmm. am for an appointment. 646-0378 SERVICE $ STUDENTS — MOMS ^ PROCESSOR No. Windham, C T 06256 NOGGI 646-4055 PARTS Join the #1 national ENVIRONMENT ^ 521-8920,. electrical wholesale MOONLIGHTERS ALANM COMMirn ------c 1 1 _ 1 646-2789 SALES distributors growing OPENATOIS PART TIME UPJOHN teami Our rapidly ex Rapidly growing se WAREHOUSE HE CLAIM6 n r s AT- HEALTH CARE Earn the $$ you need for panding network of DYGOTS TRACTIPTOHBRBr branches offer many curity company Is now Looking for part time HER MINP, BUT WHAT SERVICES MANO£SIHU-IONCA opportunities for ad taking applications for work to pay for school HAS BECOME EVEN HE REALLY LIKI0 THE PROFESSIONALS the Holidays! vancement. We cur- full-time and part-time or raise your standard 16 THI6. ranty need a full-time employment, for 2nd of living? Hour# are flexible. Wa will work YOMFID 30 ADAMS STREET We need 10 people from 5pm - 9pm. order processor. Previ and weekend shifts. Now arrange the circled letters to RN — LPN’t ous experience helpful with you to come up form the surprise enewer, as sug MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Applicants should with a reasonable gested by the above cartoon. b e t t e r : Besides competitive but not necessary. We Earn an extra *1500 have rir*a entry, tele schedule. We offer a W e’re Connecticut Mutual, offer competitive phone ommunicatlon salaries, we offer benefits for Holiday shopping. wages and a compre clean, safe environ a multi-billion dollar finan skills and mature ment, competitive An»:TMyn m m ’i that are second to none. Enjoy the benefits of $ 647-9946 $ hensive benefits (Answera tomorrow) cial services institution. ludgement. wages, paid vacation Comprehensive insurance working for one of the package, Including Jumbles; TARRY RANCH PYTHON FIZZLE Right now, we have an and holidays, and pro Saturday's largest home health health, dental, tuition Salary commensurate Answer; Whet the guy who tho w pltw l ^ wings end coverage. Flex time. fit sharing. Come In extraordinary offer for HELP WANTED HELP WANTED assistance, profit shar with experience. Call could fly was— "PLANE' CRAZY Parking, van pool or shuttle care agencies In the and see how a leading extraordinary Secretaries. ing and stock pur- Mr. McCormick for de is available. And we even country. Call today National electrical If you're afraid of working chsse options. PlessS tails. KinWIn,. hMi Jm iM. ^ OjWtfc.n- w *^:” **: lor an appointment Wholesale Distributor tnehiUe yew Mate. eaUresiwtdilpeeaeeiWmEheywaEEkaeyeaieWWewaepwt— a*- have a fitness center at our csll us for an Intervisw, for a large corporation, operates. Please call Garden Street location. In . 525-7103 have no fear. 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