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Wednesday, Jan. 15,1986 25 Cents Second Rising deficit carrier triggers cuts on alert WASHINGTON (AP) - A se­ across board cond American aircraft carrier was moving into the Mediterra­ nean Sea today, two days after Libyan jets intercepted a Navy By Tom Raum were struggling to determine surveillance piane in international The Associated Press exactly how the cuts could be airspace and briefly shadowed it. carried out. Although the Libyan Fighters — WASHINGTON - Congres­ Hiring freezes were expected to two Soviet-made MiG-25s — made sional and administration budget be instituted throughout the go­ 4 vernment, with layoffs likely at a 5 no threatening moves toward the officials said today the federal Navy plane, two U.S. F-A-18 jet deficit for fiscal 1986 will exceed a number of agencies, according to fighters were scrambled from the staggering 3220 billion and trigger several government officials who carrier Coral Sea to intercede if the first round of government-wide spoke only on the condition of necessary. spending cuts under the new anonymity. Monday’s incident, disclosed by Gramm-Rudman budget­ Labor Department spokesman ■ 5 T 1 N G ^ administration sources Tuesday, balancing law. David Demerest said, “ We don’t In separate projections required was described as the first direct have a lot of flexibility from one under the new law, the White contact between U.S. and Libyan program to another.” House Office of Management and forces in the wake of increased He said there would be some Budget predicted a deficit of 3220.1 U.S.-Libyan tensions over the Dec. “ picking and choosing” within 27 terrorist attack on Rome and billion while the Congressional specific programs, but that gener­ Vienna airports. Budget Office said that this year's ally the percentage cuts were fixed The United States has accused red ink would amount to 3220.9 and across-the-board. Libya of supporting the terrorist billion. group that conducted those Last fiscal year’s deficit was An analysis by the House Educa­ attacks. 3212 billion. tion and Labor Committee said the As a result of those tensions and The two agencies, outlining March 1 cuts would result in a 3170 increased activity by Soviet naval spending cuts totaling 311.7 billion million cut in funds this year for ships, the aircraft carrier Sarat­ that would be required by March 1 the federal compensatory educa­ oga and an accompanying group of under terms of the law, enumer­ tion program: a 3224.8 million cut smaller warships was ordered ated staff and service cutbacks in student aid; and a 343.6 million away from a routine deployment in that will be needed in thousands of cut in the federal vocational and the Indian Ocean last week and federal agencies and programs. adult education program. into the Mediterranean to join the UPl photo In all, across-the-board cuts of Funds for the Natonal Endow­ SMOKES carrier Coral Sea. 4.3 percent will be needed in ment for the Arts will be cut by 37.7 'The Coral Sea, from which the Undaunted by the snow domestic programs and 4.9 per­ million and by 36.4 million for the J E-3A electronic surveiUaiiee plane cent for the military, the budget National Endowment for the Hu­ J had been dispatched, was reported agencies said. Hatless in below-freezing weather that at the White House Tuesday. The White manities, according to the con­ . in the Ionian Sea, southeast of Italy Automatic spending cuts under gressional document. House announced Reagan will enter and due north of Libya. included a light dusting of snow, the law, scheduled to take effect The committee report also said The Saratoga and three accom­ President Reagan and Ecuadorean Bethesda Naval Hospital on Friday for a March 1, will amount to 4.3 percent the cutbacks would mean a 31S9.2 panying ships were part of a follow-up examination of his colon. for all domestic programs and 4.9 million reduction in the Labor convoy that entered the Suez Canal President Leon Febres-Cordero stand percent for the military, adminis­ Department’s training and em­ at 3:30 a.m. EST today after together during welcoming ceremonies Story on page 8. tration officials said previously. ployment services budget, a 315 arriving at the southern end of the And while the cuts will not million cut in a federal jobs canal late Tuesday night, accord­ A approach those that will come program for senior citizens, a 396 A ing officials of the Suez Canal later in the year when the Gramm- million cut in low-income energy Authority. The trip through the Rudman act takes full effect, they assistance and a 362.7million cut in 101-mile canal was expected to Black leaders mad at towns still will produce dramatic the federal program for the take 12 to 14 hours. government-wide slashes in servi­ handicapped. The officials identified the ves­ ces and programs. Funds for the Department of sels accompanying the carrier as Federal agency heads, notified Housing and Urban Development NOTRICKS.f the guided missile cruiser Biddle, late ’Tuesday by the 0M B of the will be cut 3673 million under the the guided missile destroyer Scott that overlook King holiday magnitude of cuts on a Gramm-Rudman formula, accord­ and the ammunition ship Mount department-by-department basis. ing to sources. N Baker. By Kenneth R. Bazinet not prepared to have it off this year offices open. N Defense Secretary Caspar W. United Press International because of financial reasons,” “ My main thing about Martin Weinberger, although providing no Andrews said. Luther King, who I would say is one details, confirmed the incident HARTFORD - At least 19 The state Attorney General’s of the greatest men of the century, involving the Libyan fighters Tues­ Connecticut communities will office, said cities and towns in is that I would rather that the Agencies, town set day evening. He said he found open municipal departments on Connecticut can legally choose to schools stay open and for two hours nothing I’emarkable about the Martin Luther King Day, which keep their offices and departments discuss the great things he did. -4. affair because Libyan planes had may cause black leaders to demon­ open on the first nationaliy- “ I think he did as much for patrolled in the general area strate on the first national holiday celebrated King holiday. Connecti­ humanity as anybody did this for massive cuts before. for the civil rights activist. cut has celebrated Martin Luther century.” “ Libyan planes have been up in While the state and federal King Day for more than a decade. Richard Kehoe, an assistant By George Layng increase,” he said. that area. This is a little farther governments will celebrate Jan. 20 Milford Mayor Alberta C. Jagoe state attorney general, said the Herald Reporter Weiss said tight town budgets north than they’ve been before, but as Martin Luther King Day, the said she chose to keep the offices federal statute gives the day off to over the past few years mean cuts I don’t think there’s anything decision of some local communi­ and departments open because it federal employees, and the Con­ Community Health Care Servi­ cannot come without hurting servi­ unusual about it,” Weinberger ties to follow suit is irking some was not an issue discussed during necticut law, which was approved ces in Columbia has been receiving ces. “ Any fat that was there at all said. black leaders, an NAACP official contract negotiations with her in 1973, only covers workers fewer referrals from people who is not there now,” he said. In other developments. Pen­ said Tuesday. city’s unionized workers. About employed by the state. need the help of a visiting nurse. Weiss said he coiild not predict tagon officials stepped up their Ben F. Andrews Jr., president of three years ago the firefighter’s .The other communities that plan But the reason is not that people in the full effect of the federal cuts war of words against Libya and the the NAACP’s Northeast region and union had King Day put in its to keep municipal offices open Andover, Coventry and four other until their exact amount is known Soviet Union, with spokesman the organization’s top Connecticut contract with Milford, she said. include Bethany, Branford. Bris­ towns served by the agency are and the town’s budget is complete. Robert B. Sims branding the official, said the NAACP is consid­ Robert Mulready, Enfield’s tol, Fairfield, Granby, Killingly, becoming more healthy. But he said officials will be introduction of SA-5 surface-to-air ering several options including town manager, said union negotia­ Meriden, New Canaan, Newing­ Federal budget cuts in Medicare preparing a plan with the expecta­ missiles in Libya ” a significant demonstrations to deal with the tions in his community were ton, Rocky Hill, Simsbury, Wal­ have meant that less people are tion that the cuts will be made. He and dangerous escalation in the communities that plan to keep similar to those in Milford, which lingford, Westport, Wethersfield, eligible for the agency’s services. said the budget for the 1986-87 Sovlet-Llbyan arms relationship.” municipal offices and departments caused him to keep municipal Wilton, Windsor and Woodbridge. In March, more cuts may occur fiscal year will be based “ on the Sims also said the Soviet Union open next Monday. under legislation passed last had increased its surveillance of "This whole process that some minimal needs of the community.” month to reduce the federal deficit. U.S. ships and aircraft in the towns are going through really Manchester Budget and Re­ Mediterranean region in what mars the memory of Dr. King,” Manchester gears up And Community Health Care search Officer Robert Huestis said appeared to be "an integrated Andrews said. Services is not the only agency that today that federal revenue sharing stands to be affected by the effort to obtain detailed informa­ “ I just say the NAACP was money for the town, which cur­ Gramm-Rudman law signed by rently totals 3820.000 per year, will tion about our fleet operations and caught off guard by the number of President Reagan in December. be affected the most if budget cuts provide it to the Libyans.” municipalities claiming they were to honor slain leader Federal aid to cities and towns will go through. Hesaidthe money goes By George Lavng On Friday, the Manchester almost certainly be cut across the toward the town’s pension and Kings & lOO’s Herald Reporter Interracial Council will, sponsor a board in order to reduce the deficit insurance plans, and street light Count bm. potiuck dinner at 6:30 in the by 311.7 billion, according to maintenance. Also available in Menthol. TODAY’S HERALD Manchester will be celebrating Community Baptist Church on ’Thomas Murphy of the Connecti­ If the town loses the money, it cut Conference of Municipalities. will have to be made up with ^ > 5 - , the birthday of the Rev. Martin East Center Street. The Manches­ Luther King Jr. on Monday in a ter Community College librarian, ’’They’re cutting spending with a increased local taxes and possibly Arrests continue Index variety of ways after working up to the Rev. Samuel Davis, will speak meat cleaver,” Murphy said of state assistance, he said. Huestis federal officials. “ It’s not huge, but said the cuts will be “ significant, In what has developed into the the national holiday with a special at the annual meal. 24 pages, 4 sacllont it can mean difficult times because but we’re fortunate it’s the only largest cocaine seizure made by dinner Friday evening. Cassano said this morning that it cities and towns are already area where the town takes in Manchester police, two New York Town offices will be closed on is important for towns to celebrate experiencing difficulty with (fed­ significant federal money.” City men were arrested without Monday, and that evening a King’s birthday in order to “ rekin­ eral) budget cuts.” Both Weiss and Murphy also said incident outside a Hazel Street memorial service will be held at dle the spirit” of the civil rights He said if the cuts become some of the crunch on municipali­ house Tuesday night with 3460,000 Center Congregational Church, leader. reality, taxes will have to be ties might be lessened by addi­ worth of cocaine, police said this beginning at 7: IS p.m. “ People growing up today are increased at the local level. tional state spending. Murphy said morning. ’The arrests followed a Connecticut. The gathering will feature an not aware of his impact and what i t r ^ Murphy noted that 70 percent of his group has proposed that the raid at the house Sunday at which Entertainment. .17 address by Atlanta lawyer Patri­ he did,” Cassano said. ’"The thing Connecticut’s towns have had to state make up the difference in seven people were arrested on Focus. .13 cia Russell, who worked with King that made Martin Luther King a in the civil rights struggle and has raise taxes during the past five cuts to federal revenue sharing drug-related charges. Story on Local news. . 3-5 major figure is that he worked for Kings: 10 mg "la r," 0.8 mg n ic o tin e - years just to maintain services. grants in order to maintain a level page 8. Lottery____ _2 spoken nationally on the Nobel the rights of all people in need. lOO's: 12 mg "tar,” 0 .9 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. Peace Prize winner. Manchester Manager Robert of 354 million that was provided f(/the price rf2(i Obituaries— _8 This message has been missing.” Officials including Mayor Ba- Cassano said planning the King Weiss agreed. last fiscal year to Connecticut Opinion___ Thawing out _6 rabara Weinberg and Town Man­ day activities has help^ improve “ There’s no question in my mind municipalities. After bearing through a clear, People____ — 2 ager Robert Weiss plan to attend. racial relations in Manchester. that if the town is to provide “ Connecticut has not tradition­ cold night, with lows near zero to 10 Sports _____ So do town Director Stephen T. “ It’s opened up new lines of standards such as (those outlined) ally provided as much aid to towns above, it’ll be mostly sunny and not Television — Cassano and Frank J. Smith, who communications,” he said. in the Board of Elducation budget, as other states have,” Murphy SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking as cold ’Thursday. Highs 30 to 35. 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Mfr's. suggested pricing based on full-price brands. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1986 — 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 15, 1986 Zoners say changes WEATHER in plan aren’t final Today’s forecast By John F. Kirch final, four members of the com­ Herald Reporter mission said they were not. Sonie Connecttcnt, MaMachaietu and Rhode Island: said that if the public was still Very cold and windy today with sunny skies. Highs Revisions to the town’s proposed opposed to the plan after the around 10 north and in the teens south. Ciear and Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ revisions were completed, the very cold tonight. Lows near sero north to around ment are not final and may commission could go back into a themselves be changed, members workshop session and make more 10 above south. Mostly sunny and not as cold changes. Thursday. Highs 30 to 35. of the Planning and Zoning Com­ mission said Tuesday. “I would say that If we went Maine: Ssunny windy and very cold today except through the process once, we could some afternoon cloudiness with a chance of flurries Commission members made their comments in the aftermath of go through it again,” Gates said. north. Highs 0 to 10 below north and 0 to 10 above a workshop Monday at which "If we have to go back to the south. Mostly clear tonight. Lows 10 to 20 below sections of the 10-year develop­ drawing board — or workshop north and 3 above to 12 below south. Mostly sunny ment plan that drew sharp criti­ two or three times, so what?” and wanner Thursday. Highs in the single cism during public hearings last asked PZC alternate Theodore numbers to mid teens north and mid teens to mid year were changed. Brindamour. “This is not final by 20s south. Among other things, planning any means.” New Hampshire: Sunny windy and very cold officials removed the high-density A second'workshop is scheduled today. Highs 5 above to 5 below north and 0 to 10 housing proposals originally made for Jan. 29, when the commission above south. Clear tonight. Lows 10 to 20 below for the southwest section of town and planning staff hope to finish north and 3 above to 12 below south. Sunny and and confined high-density housing discussing the proposed changes. warmer Thursday. Highs in the upper single to a special mixed-use district near The plan would then go back to numbers and teens north to lower and mid 20s Interstate 84. Commission Planning Director Mark Pellegrini south. members also discussed the crea­ and the planning staff, who would Vermont: Mostly sunny, brisk and very cold tion of a second mixed-use district incorporate the revisions into the today with highs 0 to 10. Cloudy intervals tonight near Interstate 384 near Spencer proposed plan and acompanying Street. land-use maps. with scattten^ flurries north of Rutland. Lows 10 When the revisions are finished, below to lero. Partly sunny and milder Thursday. Townspeople who attended the workshop seemed upset with the the PZC will hold a second round of Highs 20 to 30. photo upi revisions as they were being public hearings, officials have Button up your overcoat discussed by the PZC and ex­ said. Extended outlook Today In history pressed concern later that the “We try to take a middle-of-the- Today: sunny breezy and bitterly cold. High near 15. Wind northwest 10 housing-density proposals in tlw road arrangement,” said commis­ to 20 mph. Tonight: clear and not as cold. Low 5 to 10 above. Wind west Extended outlook for New England Friday In 1943, the Pentagon, shown in a recent photo, was Herald photo by Baihaw plan were still too high for certain sion member Leo Kwash. around 10 mph. Thursday: mostly sunny and not as cold. High30to35. through Sunday; I completed on the Virginia side of the Potomac River just areas. "You can’t satisify everyone, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Over the curb But in interviews Tuesday, but I think we try as m u ^ as Drawing by Matt Gustafson, of Liberty Street, a fourth-grader at Fair. Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s Friday and outside Washington, D.C. It is the world’s largest members of the PZC said that were possible to give the people what Waddell School. Saturday and in the 30s Sunday. Lows in the 20s and building of its kind. ThB drIvBr cf this truck suffBrBd miner injuries Tuesday beth drivers were taken tc Manchester Memcrial taking into account the complaints they want,” Brindamour said. lower 30s Friday and Saturday and in the upper Hcspital fellcwing the 3 p.m. accident. Further details voiced at the hearings in October After Monday’s two-hour work­ after he struck ancther vehicle and flipped ever at the shop. several residents said they teens to mid 20s Sunday. were unavailable. and November and that the public , Vermont: Dry Friday and Saturday. Lows 10 to cerner ef Precter Read and Center Street. Pciice said was getting a chance to influence should have more influence on the SEATTLE 20. Highs 25 to 35. Chance of snow Sunday. Lows 5 to the plan, which would guide planning process. But planning 30 24 Almanac lan{l-use decisions at least through officials said the public has had a 3000' 15. Highs in the 20s. boston Maine: Chance of flurries Friday. Clearing 1995. fair say in the proposed plan. Saturday. Fair Sunday. Lows in the single Today is Wednesday, Jan. 15, the time. The symbol stuck. ,• Democratic hopefuls trade charges "In a sense you have to negotiate "If they were listening last night, 5 5 they would have heard a lot of their In 1922, the Irish Free State was with the public,” PZC Vice Chair­ numbers and teens. Highs in the 20s and 30s Friday 15th day of 1986 with 350 to follow>v^ arguments being brought up by NEW YORK and Saturday and in the teens and 20s Sunday. The moon is approaching its first formed. man Ronald Gates said Tuesday. In 1943, the Pentagon, the, "We are making use of the party School, unleashed his own barrage other nine districts. Each district "I think you can find a balance — us,” commission member William _CHICAGO New Hampshire: Chance of flurries Friday. quarter. . By Alex Gtrelll sends eight or nine members to the The morning stars are Mercury, world’s largest building of its kind, _ Herald Reporter rules that have been in place since of criticism directed at the you’ve got to find a balance. I think Bayer said. Clearing Saturday. Fair Sunday. Lows in the single was completed on the Virginia side challengers. policy-making town committee. Pellegrini has said that the plan numbers and teens. Highs in the 20s and 30s Friday Venus, Mars and Saturn. the early 1970s. There’s nothing that was the effort last night.” SAn’ FRANCISCO ^ Id E N V E R I^ S T LOUIS of the Potomac River just outside sneaky or underhanded about Cummings said the challengers The nine challengers in the three When asked if the revisions will probably be adopted in late and Saturday and in the teens and 20s Sunday. The evening star is Jupiter. Competitors in tonight’s Demo- caucuses are all members of Those bom on this date are under Washington, D.C. The same day, cractic Town Committee caucuses this,” she added. “I find it peculiar accuse the town Democratic Party discussed Monday were in any way spring or early summer. after a long and bloody battle, that he tries to make us look bad of having failed to address issues Democrats for a Better the sign of Capricorn. They include exchanged barbs Tuesday about Manchester. Civil War photographer Mathew American troops forced the Japa­ the way the party organization is because we support Moffett. The like water service, sewers, hou.s- Across the nation nese to withdraw from the South ; name of the game is to get ing, sidewalk repair, land develop­ Contestants have been cam­ Brady in 1823, nuclear physicist run. paigning by making phone calls, Directors appoint ten Arctic air held its grip on. the northeastern Edward Teller in 1908 (age 78), Pacific island of Guadalcanal. Mary Wellemeyer, leader of a candidates elected." ment and taxes. LO W EST In 1973, President Richard Nixon But he said the party has created going hou.se to house and distribut­ TFMPFRATIIBF.S quarter of the nation today and combined with drummer Gene Knipa in 1909, challenge group called Democrats ing fliers. The Board of Directors, which is mission on Handicapped, Patrick actor Lloyd Bridges in 1913 (age called a halt to American military for a Better Manchester, lashed WELLEMEYER SAID POLLS the Bennet Apartments for the 40,30 20 ' 3000 brisk winds to produce wind chills of around 50 elderly and reduced-cost houses The challengers urged people controlled by Democrats, Tuesday Boatman to the Ethics Commis­ NEW MIAMI 73), Egyptian President Gamal offensives in Vietnam. out at Democratic Town Chairman show Democrats evenly divided ORLEANS below zero in northern New England. In 1985, President Reagan , between O’Neill and Moffett, who under construction on Love Lane. who were not voters or were not night approved 10 appointments — sion, Truman Crandall to the Temperatures were below zero in central and AMel Nasser in 1918, civil rights Theodore R. Cummings, saying he .20 marked the 56th birthday of Martin should “clean up his act and open formerly represented Connecti­ He said the party achieved im­ enrolled in the Democratic Party most of them Republican — to town Planning and Zoning Commission, ■ LEGEND ------— upstate New York, northern New England and leader Martin Luther King Jr. in to attend a voter-registration ses­ boards and commissions. Paul Seibolt to the Redevelopment 1929, and actress Margaret Luther King Jr., which becomes his committee to a broader base of cut’s Sixth District in Congress. "If provements in water treatment parts of Michigan early today and in the single and distribution, got 31 million sion Monday night in the office of Democratic Majority Leader Agency, and Michael Pohl to the ^ R A IN K::-'-:HsWOW O’Brien in 1937 (age 48). federal holiday today. people.” the town committee is so over­ digits to teens across most of the rest of the region. On Monday, Cummings said the whelmingly for O’Neill, it is not from the state for the Porter Street the registrars of voters. In the Stephen T. Penny abstained from Commission on Children and t ^ AIR Rain was scattered across the northern Pacific A thought for the day: Martin caucus battles being waged by representative of Democrats, ’ ’ she sewer project, and has bonded for session, three voters enrolled in voting on the appointments. He Youth. \ 'y / jS H O W E R S ^ FLOW Coast and gale warnings were in effect along the On this date in history: street and sidewalk the party, two from District 10 and said after the directors’ meeting In 1870, a cartoon by Thomas Luther King Jr., Nobel Peace, Wellemeyer’s group in three vot­ said. Pohl is the only Democrat. UP^WEATHER FOTOCAST coast of Oregon and northern California. Prize winner, said, "If a man Democrats tor a Better Man­ improvements. one from District 6. that some of the appointees had Nast appeared in Harper’s weekly ing districts are not justified During the day Monday, three Sadloski and Werkhoven both have Skies were mostly cloudy from the Pacific Coast with a donkey symbolizing the hasn’t discovered something that because the challengers are not chester are also interested in (Cummings said the party is been refused reappointment at promoting the establishment of a residents became voters and en­ previous times, but declined to been active in property owners’ through the Rockies and were mostly clear across Democratic Party for the first he will die for, he isn’t fit to live.” committed to working for the party housing inspection, sidewalk re­ groups that have criticized town National forecast the Plains, Mississippi Valley, the lower Ohio and during campaigns. Rather, he pair and planning the way the town mall in the Buckland area that will rolled as Democrats, two of them name them. generate jobs and tax revenue, in District 6 and one in District 10. Appointed were Betty Sadloski officials. Tennessee valleys, eastern New York, New charged, the challengers seek grows, she said. In a separate action, Barbara During early Thursday, rain is forecast for parts of the Mid to Northwest England and much of the Southeast. seats only to help Toby Moffett in “We view ourselves as people “And the party has kept the mill Both sides expect a relatively to the Board of Tax Review, J with issues. Cummings considers rate down for the past 10years,’’he fight vote tonight, which is normal Theunis Werkhoven to the Building King, a Republican, was named to J Coast States and the Western Gulf Coast Region. Rain is possible in the Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST his bid to defeat Gov. William said. in caucuses for town committee Committee, Charles Crocini to the the Commission on Aging to Northern Intermountain Region with snow in the Central Intermoun­ ranged from 22 degrees below zero at Watertown, Lottery O’Neill in the race for for the us people with a candidate," she replace Nancy Taylor, whose Democratic gubernatorial said. posts. There are slightly more than Zoning Board of Appeals, Lois tain Region. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. N.Y.. to 61 at Los Angeles. THE CAUCUSES are scheduled 1,000 registered Democrats in each Philopena to the Advisory Board of resignation was accepted by the nomination. The chairman could not be directors Tuesday. other numbers drawn Tuesday Wellemeyer said Tuesday that reached Tuesday for comment. for 7:30 tonight at Robertson of the three caucus districts. Health. Marge Tripp to the Com­ Connecticut daily in New England: she was “surprised at Ted’s But another Cummings, Theo­ School, District 1; Nathan Hale Tri-state daily: 580, 7783 negative attitude toward this dore T. Cummings, the son of the School. District 6; and Manchester Tuesday: 507 Rhode Island daily: 6309 challenge.” town chairman and an incumbent High School, District 10. “Lot-O-Bucks” : 19-28-29-38-40 "We are bringing in some of the candidate for election to the town There are no contests for posi­ A Play Four: 8248 Massachusetts daily: 7408 new blood Ted has said the party committee in the Voting District 1 tions on the 101-member Demo­ RegaVs Original A PEOPLE needs," she said. caucus tonight at Robertson cratic Town Committee in the Geldof glorified Homeless aid Talks urged in cemetery dispute Beatles fans in Britain have decided to Comedians Billy Crystal, Whoopi Gold­ By John F. Kirch The letter said the commission The cemetery would come immortalize Boomtown Rats singer Bob berg and Robin Williams will be hosts of a Berald Reporter would seek legal action to prevent within 10 to 30 feet of the pond and Geldof in three bronze statues to honor him three-hour benefit to raise money for health the Catholic Cemeteries Associa­ would require a section of the pond for his African famine relief campaign. N N care for the nation’s homeless. to be filled. ! An assistant town attorney has tion from expanding a 16-acre The Beatles Appreciation Society said The show will be broadcast live March 29 to tieen asked to investigate a dispute cemetery to the banks of Union “The commission considers the Tuesday it has chosen British sculptor Roger Home Box Office subscribers, said officials between the town Conservation Pond. present plan a disaster for the Pearson to carve the model for the of Comic Relief, a non-profit corporation dommission and the Catholic The Conservation Commission aesthetic and future use of Union 8-foot-bigh statues, which cost about 314,300 made up of comedians and others in the Cemeteries Association over the has expressed opposition to the Pond,” Glaeser wrote to Wein­ each and will be erected in London, the entertainment industry concerned with the {(ssociation’s plans to expand a plans, saying expansion of the berg. “The town attorney, Kevin Beatles’ hometown of Liverpool and Geldof's piight of the poor and homeiess. private cemetery near Union cemetery close to the water would O’Brien, has informed the com­ hometown of Dublin, Ireland. “It is most exciting to see the support from ^ond. ruin the “aesthetics of the pond.” mission that neither he nor any Geldof organized the Live Aid trans- the comedy community crystallizing for this ; Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg Commission members have said other town attorney can represent Atlantic rock concert last July that raised gpid after a meeting of the Board of they want a buffer of from 100 to 150 us in this case because of a possible important benefit to raise funds for the Directors Tuesday night that she more than 370 million. nation’s poor and homeiess." Bob Zmnda, feet between the cemetery and conflict of interest,” wants Assistant Town Attorney pond. \ The commission had planned to president of Comic Reiief, said Tuesday Barry W. Botticello to look into during a news conference. Flower Addicts Commission members were also use the land along the pond as part ways to get the two sides to of the Hockanum River Linear Keel recuperating These aren’t your garden-variety poppies. Thai rangers negotiate a settlement to the angry that they were not consulted by the Planning and Zoning Park, which is a series of hiking recently cut these poppies in a new opium-eradication dispute. trails along the river. Howard Keel, who stars as Clayton Farlow program. Opium wasn’t always considered a dangerous Weinberg recommended the ac­ Commission when the plans came on CBS-TV’s “Dallas,” has been released before it. drug. During the Civil War it was a common painkiller. tion after she received a letter from a Los Angeles hospital after elective Robot as Warhol from Conservation Commission The PZC approved the plans heart surgery and is recuperating at home, a By the end of the war, an estimated 100,000 soldiers Chairman Arthur E. Glaeser ask­ Sept. 18. The expanded cemetery EMERGENCY spokesman said. What couid be more appropriate than would be bordered by the pond on Fire — Police — Medical having a robot star as Andy Warhol on stage? were addicted to opium. And at that time, the nation’s ing the directors to “release The 66-year-old Keel, who underwent population totaled only 40 million! No wonder maga­ monies from the account of the the west. North School Street on double bypass surgery last Wednesday at an Peter Sellars, head of the American the south, Oakland Street on the zines, and even Sears Roebuck catalog, at the turn of Conservation Commission for pur­ DIAL 911 undisclosed Los Angeles hospital, was National Theater at the Kennedy Center in poses of engaging the service of an east and Demmlng Street on the SECOND Washington, is working on a one-robot show In Manchester discharged Monday, Larry Youngsteadt of the century carried ads for opium cures. attorney.” north. Lorimar Productions, which produces the based on Warhoi’s words, wisdom and personality. 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* - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1986 Insurance, schools Bolton GOP keeps committee incumbents and hears pitch Foundation seeks Manchester In Mark Johnson, Katherine M. King. spot and knows of no challengers prison guard at the state’s maxi­ problems he charged have deve­ were chosen as a slate by 10 Bolton Sonja M. Kirk, ’Thomas A. Man­ By Georoe Loyno seeking the post. mum security prison in Somers. loped under Curnan. Negrelli also top area legislators’ Republicans who attended the ning, James H. Marshall, Bette S. Herald Reporter During a committee meeting "Curnan can be beaten and I would defended the sheriff’s position ■ Peterman wants resubdivision 10-minute caucus. from criticism that it is a patron­ Martin, Arthur E. Mensing, David group home funds Although Town Chairman Mark that followed the caucus, Joseph sure like to try. I have the BOLTON — Town Republicans age office. A. Mix, Kathleen A. Mix, Norman Manchester developer Barney T. Peterman has applied to the Johnson said last week that some Negrelli, 55, of Stafford Springs, a experience.” elected 23 members without con­ “ It isn’t useless,” he said. ’’It’sa J. Preuss, Ernest A. Shepard, Planning and Zoning Commission for a resubdivision of a list of ’86 priorities other GOP members bad ex­ Republican candidate for Tolland Negrelli said he has had expe­ Stephen T. Penny raised a number test to the GOP Town Committee Morris Silversteln, Ra)rmond A. By John F. Kirch Residence AA parcel off Sunny Brook Drive between Harvest County sheriff, asked members for rience transporting prisoners, valuable Job.” of questions a ^ u t the project, ’Tuesday night at a caucus at pressed interest in Joining the Elected to the Republican Town Ursin and Virginia M. Herald Reporter committee, none came forward by their support in November’s elec­ serving legal papers and keeping including whether TIC had sought Lane and Gardner Street. By John F. Kirch rienced Increases in their insu- . Community Hall. Committee were Clayton A. Wickersbam. About six acres would be divided into 10 lots for single-family ranee premiums even without the time of the caucus. The 23 tion. Running against Negrelli for the peace in prison, all of which he A private non-profit group seek­ other sources of funding. Herald Reporter said make him qualified for the Adams, Douglas T. Cheney, Law­ Cheney and Converse belong to houses, according to plans filed with the town Planning A total of 25 positions were members will begin serving their a four-year term as sheriff is ing to open a group home in William DiYeso, executive di­ filing claims. job. rence A. Converse, Grant Davis, the Board of Selectmen. Many Department. The houses would range from 19,000 square feet to During'the meeting Tuesday, , available, but only 23 party new two-year terms in March. Democratic incumbent Frank Manchester for students with rector of the TLC Foundation, and Stopping the spiraling costs of Negrelli said he would institute Marshall K. Dubaldo, Gwen D. other town comlttee members officials also voiced concern over , members, all of them incumbents, Committee officers will also be Curnan. fannily problems received no com­ John Yavis, the foundation presi­ 23,000 square feet, site pians show. municipal insurance and funding training for his deputies and Campbell, Robert L. Campbell, serve on municipal boards and funding for public education. Town sought election to the party’s chosen in March. Johnson has said “ The sheriff’s position is vulner­ mitment Tuesday after presenting dent, said the project was unique Peterm an is also seeking a deferment on sidewalks on Sunny public education will be among the special deputies in order to avoid John N. Esche, William J. Fehling, commissions. governing body. The members he will run again for the party’s top able,” said Negrelli, a former the Board of Directors with a because the foundation was not Brook Drive and on Gardner Street. The developer is also trying top priorities during tbeupcoming Manager Robert B. Weiss said request for funding. looking for state aid. to waive a requirement that he put granite curbs on the street and session of the General Assembly, federal budget cuts are putting a burden on Manchester residents, Representatives of the TLC They said the foundation wants wants instead to construct concrete curbs on Sunny Brook Drive. Manchester’s contingent at the Foundation Inc.. which is made up to have full control over the Peterm an said in his application that the existing curbs on Sunny Capitol told the Board of Directors who are forced to make up the Contractor agrees to pay for roof damage of parents and local businesses, placement of students in the home Brook are concrete. ’Tuesday. difference through higher prop­ Drain at soccer field erty taxes. He said Manchester said they need $45,000 from the so that Manchester students take Republican state Sen. Carl A. work is finished), but in this day complained about strong odor* and other towns needed the "great BOLTON — The company instal­ Commission members said they town budget for the fiscal yearthat priority. TLC members said that if Zinsser guaranteed the directors and age this is the only way to from the work and the inconven­ taxing power of the state” to may be installed by town ling a new roof at Bolton Center feared the contractor would not begins July 1 and $45,000 more the state gave them any money, it Town sends new tax bills that legislation will be introduced satisfy a contract.” ience of changing classrooms. alleviate some of the pressure. School has informally agreed to pay for damages if the agreement from the Board of Education. could then dictate who was placed to cap insurance rates commercial Missari said he had surveyed the Missari said minor work on some The town today mailed out corrected supplemental motor ’Turning to other matters, Swens- BOLTON — The town is considering using its own employees to pay for damage caused by leaks remained only verbal. The group is receiving a separ­ in the home. companies can charge towns and damage caused by last month’s metal trim remains to be done, vehicle tax bills to people who have license plates with fewer than son said there is a need for seat install a drainage pipe at the new Bolton High School soccer Held in that have or will develop by the ‘”They can claim down the road ate start-up grant from a Hartford- “We are prepared to have a cities. flooding and that it was "minimal although it cannot be completed six digits. The town bills originally sent out for the vehicles were belts on school buses. But she said time the work is completed, the that they didn’t cause the dam­ area company to help pay for a good, comprehensive program,” " I think this is the year it will order to reduce the cost of the project. at test.” He said some tiles have to until the spring when warm incorrect because the a computer list compatibility problem. she hoped any legislation mandat­ The Public Building Commission Monday decided to have A.R. chairman of the Public Building ages,” said PBC member Philip A. house and furniture. A house has DiYeso said. come to a head," he said, “ r il be replaced in a foyer because of weather returns. He said a punch The Eighth Utilities District, which charges a separate tax, did ing their installation would include Lombardi Associates Inc., the consultant for the work, include Commission Chairman said Pineo. not yet been found, foundation TLC, which was founded in 1982, guarantee that some form of water damage. list will be drawn up when the a phase-in period of about five elevation information on the blueprints so that town crews can put Monday. ” It should be in writing,” agreed members said. wants to open the home for local not send out bills for vehicles with fewer than six digits because of improvements will come out.” However, a report prepared for project is complete to assess what years so that the state, towns and down a 150-foot pipe along the north side of the field. PBC Chairman Michael P. Mis­ commission member ’Thomas D. When developed, the home will youths who, for one reason or the problem. The district uses the town’s data for billing Zinsser was among four legisla­ the school board by an assessment additional repairs need to be another, have problems living at bus companies can better handle First Selectman Douglas Cheney recommended the move after sari said the agreement was Harrison. allow students who would have purposes. tors who met with the directors in Missari said he would get firm placed the damage at $16,000. made. home. By allowing students to live the additional costs. PBC Chairman Michael P. Missari told the commission that the reached after the school was ’The project’s architect, Galliter been placed outside the school The distict expects to send out the supplemental bills within a Lincoln Center to discuss legisla­ Premier Roofing to write a letter to Missari said that assessment away from their families and still Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg told project would cost $2,527 if the contractor, B 4 P ’Turf Farm of inspected Monday by a representa­ and Baier of Simsbury, will inspect district to remain in town and day or two. tive priorities for the short session the PBC outlining the terms of the was based on replacing all of the attend school in Manchester, the the legislators that the town also Windsor, did the entire Job. tive from Premier Roofing Co. of the roof two more times, MUsari attend Manchester schools. The The bills must be paid before the Feb. 3. that begins Feb. 5. The others were agreement. However, he said the flooring that had teen flooded. He home would save the school needs help with funding' for The estimate was provided after commission members expressed West Haven, which was awarded said. 'The cost will be about $1000, foundation plans to open the group Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, R- town is already covered by a said the tile might lift in a few district money, officials say.. planned improvements to its sew­ anger in December about reports that B 4 P had Ignored requests for the $74,000 project, the architect he said, which is more than had home by this summer with an Manchester, Rep. James R. McCa- five-year liability clause in the years, but it had not so far. Such students now are sent to age treatment plant on Olcott a price on the work. overseeing the work, members of been anticipated at the start of the operating budget of slightly over Parents learn about comet vanagh, D-Manchesterand Donald contract, and does not have to pay Missari said any repairs that other communities for help at a Street. Townspeople voted in No­ Missari said he told B 4 P that the town wanted the quote to specify the Board of Education and a firm project. But it will be covered by $90,000 annually. F. Bates, D-E)ast Hartford. James the company until all the repairs have to be made will be done in the Foundation members appeared cost to the town of between $9,540 Michael Marquis, an Illing Junior High School teacher, will J. Finley Jr., legislative service vember to issue up to $26 million in what it would cost the contractor to do the work. He said he rejected hired by the school board to assess money already set aside for are made. summer when school is out. In before the school board last year to and $13,400 per student, DiYeso describe the school’s plans to monitor Halley’s Comet and other director of the Connecticut Confer­ bonds for the work, with no more the first estimate because it was around $4,000. the damage. architectural work, he said. In December, hundreds of gal­ “ We’re sitting in the catbird November and December while urge funding for the home. The said. comet-related activities for students at tonight's meeting of the ence of Municipalities, also at­ than $14 million to come from town The PBC decided to look into having the town do the work itself, The cost of Monday’s inspection lons of water poured into four seat,” he said. " I hate to use that the roof was being installed, Board of Education unanimously “ We’ll offer children an oppor­ Illing Parent Council. tended the session. funds. and paying only for the materials, after it learned that the most by the firm was $900. classrooms after the roofing con­ method (of not paying until the teachers, students and parents supported the idea and $35,000 for tunity to remain in their own Marquis has been teaching astronomy this year to gifted Manchester has not been as The town had hoped to get the expensive item on the estimate was labor and equipment. The tractors removed a tarp. The the TLC Foundation was included town.” DiYeso said. students. The students have set up telescopes next to the school affected by the insurance problem rest from state and federal grants, commission will make a recommendation to the Board of Selectmen flooding damaged some floor tiles in the proposed school budget for The home would serve seven and have seen the comet several times, he said. They are waiting as much as some other towns but lost a chance at the money to at its next meeting. and a copying machine. School I9S0-87 that was released Monday. children at a time in a “ family- because it adopted a self-insurance Winsted, which had a higher The pipe is designed to relieve flooding on the northwest comer of for a good clear night for another viewing. Marquis said. board members expressed con­ The directors, however, offer^ type atmosphere,” and would be program in 1981 under which it priority for the funds. the field, where a gully has developed because of runoff. The Tonight’s meeting is from 7 to 9 p.m . in the school cafeteria and cern at their meeting last week 5 no assurances after listening to a supervised by two in-house “ par­ puts funds into a reserve in case it Weinberg said the town still contractor had originally proposed to install a $9,000 pipe along the 5 is open to all Illing parents and staff members. that the town would be responsible half-hour presentation from TLC ents.” he ,said», faces a major lawsuit. needs to make the improvements west side of the field, but that idea was rejected by the PBC. for the damage. MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL members during their meeting “ niese are kids from problem The town would pay a certain and could use state assistance. B 4 P has agreed to rebuild at no addiiional cost a swale that Missari said a formal agreement Tuesday in Lincoln Center. families, not problem kids,” town percentage in a suit and an ’The directors stressed that while borders the field in order to handle the excess water. The contractor REGISTER BY MAIL was not signed because the amount Democratic Majority Leader Director Stephen T. Cassano sai't Mothers learn assertiveness “umbrella coverage” would pay the federal government is running also agreed to reseed sections of the playing surface that have been of the damages might increase by All courses to be held at Manchester High School the rest. Assistant General Man­ a deficit and cutting back on its washed away. the time the work is completed. An assertiveness training course for mothers will be conducted ager Steven Werbner said. spending, the state has a surplus In addition, the PBC is looking into a grass maintenance program However, he told the commission COURSE NIGHT TIME ROOM by Manchester Memorial Hospital’s Child Life Department for McCavanagh said that some and is in a better position to help that would add costs to the $30,000 the town has appropriated for the 145 he would get a formal letter of Accounting 1 M 7-9 Town engineering staff three consecutive Wednesdays beginning Jan. 22. towns and businesses have expe­ towns like Manchester. new soccer field. None of the money has been paid yet to B 4 P Turf 145 understanding from Premier Accounting 2 Th 7-9 The sessions will be held from 11 a.m. to noon at the Women’s Farm and the PBC has said the company will not get paid until all the 101 Roofing stating that it agrees to Computers M or W 7-9 Center at Manchester Community College. problems are corrected. 7-9 145 cover repair costs. Stenography 2 T to get computer system Marge Scholsky, who is serving an internship at MCC as a Town seeks test bids Typing 1 T 7-9 139 student at St. Joseph’s College, will lead the course. Scholsky is Typing 1V4 W 7-9 139 6:30-8:30 139 By Alex GIrelll they hestitated to approve appro­ also a counselor for Catholic Family Services. Typing2 M The town is seeking bids to have said previous tests have shown no < Th 7-9 139 Herold Reporter priating $2,500 for a consultant to evidence of pollution. ’ Officials want drain cost reduced Typing 3 testing done on ground water and Auto Maintenance 1 M 6:30-9 169 evaluate non-unionized town posi­ streams near the sanitary landfill 169 drain from the area because of Auto Maintenance 2 W 6:30-9 The Board of Directors Tuesday tions. The matter was tabled off Olcott Street to see if there is ’The testing will be done in five BOLTON — Plans to install a meeting Monday at Community 169 Services council to meet hard soil conditions. If approved, Auto Maintenance 3 Th 6:30-9 night approved the purchase of a following a prolonged silence when areas on the Hockanum River and drainage pipe on the east side of Hall. He maintained that the cost 6:30-9 165 contamination. work would begin in the spring. Furniture Refinishing M $10,000 computer .system to serve Mayor Barbara Weinberg called Matthew Melmed, executive director of the Connecticut ’The testing is required every Hop Brook, according to the bid the firehouse being built at Bolton should be no more than $4,500. Th 7-9 163 "W e’re all in favor of the project, In a report to the commission on Bird Carving 1 the town engineering staff. for a motion. Association for Human Services, will address the Manchester three months by the state Depart­ specifleations. The results will be Center and Notch roads have T 7-9 163 Director Stephen Cassano but we want the price in line,” said the progress of the station, Wiedie Wildfowl Carving 2 The system will be used by the Community Services Council Jan. 23 on upcoming issues in the ment of Environmental Protec­ sent to the D EP and the town this received tentative approval from Beg. Woodworking W 6:30-9 163 recently expanded staff to speed pressed to have the evaluation the Public Building Commission. PBC Chairman Michael P. said one-third of the project is 6:30-9 163 General Assembly. tion, Assistant Town Engineer year on June 1, Sept. 1, Dec. 1 and Adv. Woodworking M up engineering work. Public done by town staff. But PBC members Monday Missari. completed, based on the amount of 7-9 258 Melmed will give suggestions as to how human services William Camosci said ’Tuesday. He on March 1 of next year. French 2 M Works Director George A. Kandra The assessment would be de­ instructed architect Alan Wiedieto Wiedie said he would contact the money spent so far. However, he Th 7-9 258 organizations can influence the legislation. German 2 said. Kandra told the directors that signed largely to determine dry to negotiate a lower price with firm and negotiate for a new offer. said work has stopped because of T 7-9 258 The luncheon meeting will be at noon at Emanuel Lutheran Italian 2 the engineering division is now the whether the salaries of about 20 Windham Sand and Stone, the The drainage pipe, known as a the cold weather. Spanish 2 Th 7-9 266 Church. To make a reservation, call the town Social Services size of a small consulting firm and non-unionized town employees are WEIGHT WATCHERS* Willimantic firm that is building curtain drain, would extend 250 "F or ail intents and purposes, Spanish 1 M 7-9 266 needs the efficiency the system in line. Cassano said the Connecti­ Department at 647-3061 by Monday. Cost for the lunch is $3. ^ e $641,728 central fire station. feet from the northeast comer to a they’ve ended working,” he told Early American Stenciling W 7-9 166 J 153 will offer. cut Conference of Municipalities * ^ 0 company proposed installing catch basin at the southeast the PBC. Wiedie said cold Creations in Lead Glass T 6:30-9 157 The system will not be directly has data on the comparative tte pipe for $6,147, an estimate that corner. ’The plans also call for temperatures have prevented ma­ Decorative Folk Art T 6:30-9 166 connected to the town's main­ salaries of municipal employees t ’BC members said was too high. downspouts from the station to sonry work from continuing, al­ Drawing T 7-9 Directors OK settlement 7-9 166 frame computer in the Data that could be used. : "It’s ridiculous, completely rid­ connect with the pipe. though he said the south, east and Oil Painting Th north walls on the lower wing have Watercolor M 7-9 166 Processing Center. Town General Manager Robert The Board of Directors agreed Tuesday to award a woman who iculous,” commission member Ro­ Wiedie said the pipe would lessen teen finished, Crochet T 7-9 150 At Tuesday’s meeting. Director Weiss and Assistant General Man­ fell on a Purnell Place sidewalk $3,000. nald A. Heim said during the PBC ground water that is unable to * Knitting W 7-9 135 James F. Fogarty asked if the ager Steven Werbner both said the Frances B. Mulready, 75, tripped over a metal stub of a broken W 7-9 142 engineers could not simply use Oriental Rugmaking (Vestamayd) 1 (Bog.' evaluation could be done by town sign on the west side of Purnell Place on March 1, 1984. Oriental Rugmaking (Vestamayd) 2 (Int.) T 7-9 142 terminals connected to the main­ I staff. However, they argued that Mulready cut her lip and injured her right shoulder in the fall. Quilting Th 6:30-9 157 A frame. But town Budget Analyst some employees involved would be Rug Hooking W 7-9 148 Robert Huestis said it would take evaluating their own positions. Beg. Sewing T 7-9 148 three months to develop an in- M 7-9 152 In another funding discussion. United Way meets Feb. 14 Int. Cake Decorating house program for engineering If you have any of these Rug Braiding M 7-9 142 Fogarty quesioned the need to purposes and that other equipment The annual meeting of the United Way of Manchester will be Chinese Cooking W orTh 7-9 154 increase the hours of the secretary would be needed to link the held Feb. 14 at 5 p.m. at Manchester State Bank, 1041 Main St, Algebra 1 T 7-9 266 terminals and the mainframe. at the Senior Citizens’ Center from common gum problems... Basketweaving 2 T 6:30-9 159 He said pursuing that project 28 to 35 a week, askingif volunteers American Country Baskets Th 7-9 155 might be more expensive than the do not make up the difference. Astrology Th 7-9 142 independent system the town plans Jeanette Cave, director of the Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation M 7-9 150 N to buy. center, said volunteers often can­ Club seeks OK for sale English Enrichment W 7-9 147 While the directors went along cel out at the last minute, making it Flower Arranging T 7-9 155 The East Catholic Parents’ Club is seeking a variance from the 143 with the administration's recom­ necessary for other staff members INTRODUCING [^Bleeding gums when you brush your teeth Graphoanalysis W 7-9 Zoning Board of Appeals so it can sell liquor at East Catholic 162 mendation to buy the computer. to man the phones. Jewelry/Metals M 7-9 High School during a fundraiser it plans to have in May, Introduction to Travel Planning M 7-9 149 “Sale (of alcohol) is needed to insure profits from the r^R ed. swollen or tender gums Investments W 7-9 149 fundraiser,” the club said in its application. Multi-Crafts M or Th 6:30-9 148 The variance is needed because the club wants to sell alcohol r^G um s that are undsually sensitive or irritated Basics of Numerology (begins March 17) M 7-9 262 Nike lease wins OK inside a school and within 1000 feet of a liquor store. Paranormal Th 7-9 135 262 New Seasons, a non-profit social of the lease. Personal Transformation W 7-9 7-9 149 service corporation, has found a The corporation wili provide PROGRAM Basic Photography T Th 7-9 149 home for a planned therapeutic leisure and recreation activities Advanced Photography M 7-9 143 for between 15 and 20 adults and Profit & Prosper recreation center for elderly T 7-9 143 people. senior citizens who are develop- Bring this ad w ith you to Sign Language 1 Th 7-9 143 The Board of Directors Tuesday mentally disabled. 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■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 15, 1986 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Ruling on drunk driving law CCM response lukewarm James P. Sacks, City Editor OPINION puts other laws in question to governor’s water plan

By M ark Dupuis for motorists convicted of drunken codified every two years to reflect By Judd Everhart The program doubles the state’s current First look United Press International driving was passed by the General changes made by the Legislature. The Associated Press spending of $20 million on municipal water and Assembly last year and signed into “ It’s a thing that’s been probably sewage projects. Currently, however, the money going on for years and years and Jack HARTFORD — Lawyers for the law by Gov. William A. O’Neili. HARTFORD — The Connecticut Conference of is passed out in the form of'grants, not ioans. shows schools state warn that dozens of sections Lawmakers ' then passed, and years,” Kehoe said. “ It’s a very Municipalities, a iobbying group for cities and Municipalities could borrow 100 percent of the Anderson of state laws could be invalidated if O’Neill signed, another drunken common practice.” towns, is giving a lukewarm response to Gov. cost of the project and have 20 years to pay the a judge’s ruling striking down a driving law but failed to include in The state Supreme Court has William A. O’Neill’s 20-year, $1.8 billion water state back, at 2 percent interest. tough drunken driving law enacted agreed to hear an appeal filed by the second measure the new clean-up program. O’Neill, who is running for re-election this year, last year is allowed to stand. the chief state’s attorney’s office may need more penalty provisions enacted under “ It needs more study before "we can make a said political considerations played little role in More than 80 sections of the state challenging Buzaid’s decision, and the first bill. commitment to it,” said CCM Executive Director his decision to move forward with the program statutes were amended in a Lieberman is seeking to join the Buzaid ruled that the failure to Joel Cogen. “ Our analysis will have to determine this year. In fact, he said, it’s been in the works for When Manchester educators prepared manner similar to that which led a include the new penalty provisions case as a friend of the court. the extent of the need at the local level and two years. their 1986-87 budget guidelines last fall, their Superior Court judge to rule the in the second measure in effect The attorney general is askingto whether the dollars proposed will be sufficient to It’s especially needed now. however, because drunken driving law invalid, the file arguments on behalf of the first assumption was that townspeople, along resulted in repeal of the tougher meet that need. federal funding for such projects is being phased Libya may get state attorney general’s office said penalty provisions in the first Legislature and O’Neill stating O’Neill outlined his program on Tuesday. It Will out, he said. with the Board of Education and the school Tuesday. measure. they had no intention of repealing be sent to the 1986 General Assembly, which Still, he conceded, “ elections have something to staff, were committed to educational Attorney General Joseph I. The Legislature took similar the tough penalties in enacting the convenes next month. do with everything. Poiitics is politics. But this is exceilence. Lieberman said the ruling by action last year in connection with second drunken driving law. Under his pian. the state would contribute $40 a program for the people of the state of guns that pass Judge Norman A. Buzaid not only In asking the high court for bills affecting 84 sections of state miliion a year to a revolving loan fund to help Connecticut, pure and simple.” And when School Superintendent James invalidated the drunken driving law, said Assistant Attorney Gen­ permission to file a friend of the cities and towns build, rebuild and improve their State Senate President Pro Tempore Philip S. Kennedy unveiled his spending plan Monday law “ but also casts doubt as to the eral Richard Kehoe. court brief, Lieberman cited the sewers and other waste treatment facilities. Robertson, R-Cheshire, one of the Democratic night, the proposal reflected that airport checks validity” of the other sections of He said the practice is common state constitution and the fact the If it’s approved intact, he said, “ by the year governor’s chief antagonists in the General law enacted in the same manner. and that the conflicts between old governor and legislative leaders commitment. The proposed budget totals 2005, every river, stream and lake in Connecticut Assembly, said the program “ seems like a The law requiring mandatory and new provisions are simply have “ an integral function in the will be swimmable and fishable.” wonderful idea.” about $27.7 million, which represents an jail terms or community service worked out when the statutes are legislative process.” WASHINGTON — Libyan dictator Moammar increase of nearly 11.5 percent. Khadafy is in the process of buying more than 100 Though there are likely to be many plastic handguns that would be difficult for airport Legislative hearing set adjustments in the numbers before a final security forces to detect. \JANUARY CLEARANCE spending plan is adopted, the proposal is Incredibly, the pistols are made in Austria — reasonable and should not be cut. If anything, where Khadafy-supported terrorists shot up the ‘Sealed tickets’ may get OK 25% ■ 50% OFF it should be increased. Vienna airport during Christmas week. EVERYTHING IN STOCK (Hurryl While Suppllee Laetl) Most of the increase of $2,862,340 — 80 “ This is crazy,” one top official told us. “ To let a By M ark A. Dupuis Migiiaro said the I^egislature city or town where the group is needs to pass the bill to legalize and located would all get a share of the percent of it, in fact — would go toward madman like Khadafy have access to such a United Press International Herman Survivors — reg. *75...... * 59.99 pistol! Once it is in his hands, he’ll give it to regulate the sale of the tickets take. : teachers’ salaries, the logical focus of a “ because the amount of money The tickets would be available terrorists throughout the Middle East.” HARTFORD — ’The widespread Peacoats — reg. *90...... *59.99 for sale at bingo games and at bars statewide effort to improve education by Open Forum thou^ illegal sale of “sealed involved is tremendous.” The handgun in question is the Glock 17, a 9mm operated by non-profit groups, Turtlenecks — reg. *14...... * 9.99 attracting and retaining quality teachers. tickets” at church bingo games The General Assembly passed a such as veterans and fraternal pistol invented and manufactured by Gaston and by other non-profit groups bill two years ago to legalize the Wrangler Cords — reg. *16...... * 11.99 organizations. There is no doubt that teachers’ pay has Glock in the village of Deutsch-Wagram, just may finally be sanctioned by the sale of sealed tickets, but the The only sign of life from the I parked in a row and when we The Public Safety Committee, outside Vienna. It is accurate, reliable — and state. measure was vetoed by ^Gov. • Northern Isle Sweaters • Winter Jackets • Flannel shirts been too low for too long, and that the meager GOP rules flout Republican party for months tried to get out, he slid on thevice gearing up for the Feb. 5 start of 5 made almost entirely of hardened plastic. Only The Legislature’s Public Safety William A. O’Neill. • Workboots, Sneakers • Women’s Sportos came with Director Bill Diana’s and nearly fell. As I tried to hold 5 compensation has discouraged good Migiiaro said problems have this year’s legislative session, also the barrel, slide and one spring are metal. Committee voted unanimously fairness, decency complaint about road clearance voted Tuesday to hold a hearing on applicants from entering the profession and him, I hurt my leg. Tuesday to hold a public hearing on since been resolved and both state when a relative was involved in Dismantled, it is frighteningly easy to smuggle a bill to create a “ Super Lotto” has driven top-notch teachers out of the We waited for a car to move a bill that would allow non-profit gaming officials, who oversee DOUG'S ARMY AND NAVY To the Editor: an accident on an unsanded road. past airport security. game in the state. and pulled into the proper place groups to legally sell the tickets legalized gambling, and the state 269 West Middle Turnpike (next to Medi-Mart) schools to more lucrative careers. The bill, which died in last year’s To be sure, there seemed some — again — no sand on the ice. In fact, one pentagon security expert decided to under state supervision. police have agreed on a system for It took the enactment of a new session, calls for running a Lotto In Manchester, there already has been improvement on the roads in the I called the police and shortly demonstrate just how easy it would be to sneak a ’The tickets, which seil for 50 legal sale of the tickets. state law several years ago to Under the bill before the com­ game twice a year with $2 tickets CHECKS progress toward the goal of higher salaries next storm, but it is still the case they were there (thank you ), but Glock 17 aboard an airliner. He stripped the gun cents or a dollar for a chance at 643-5065 force the Manchester Republi­ that good road care starts at the mittee, the state would distribute and only one winner who would get WELCOME HOURS: Mon. - Tues. - Wed. 10-8 for teachers. The three-year contract which the cars had moved. down and disguised the metal parts in his carry-on cash prizes, are widely sold now by can Town Committee to allow town line — in the outwards the tickets to non-profit groups for a tax-paid, lump sum prize of $1 Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 / Sat. 9-6 / Sun. 12-5 Drivers — please DO NOT luggage. For example, he wrapped the spring non-profit groups, including will take effect in 1986-87 sets the starting pay nominations for membership by direction. sale. The group, the state and the million. PARK in these spaces. Thank around a pair of eyeglasses. churches, even though they are at $18,913, not much below the recommended people outside the existing com­ Where indeed have the Repub­ illegal, committee members said. God you don’t have to. statewide minimum of $19,300. mittee. Rules to be used for licans been on the years-old issue The Pentagon man tested his system twice at “ The whole problem here is the Wednesday’s caucuses show that Manchester Parkade owners But improving the quality of public of winter road care, on pothole Washington National Airport, and successfully got veterans organizations are doing the Republican Party’s progress problems, on the burgeoning — please salt and sand spaces for past the security checks both times. it, even the churches are doing it,” education does not hinge on teachers’ towards democratic procedures traffic probiems particularly on the handicapped. said Rep. Eugene Migiiaro Jr., salaries alone. As Manchester’s school is only nominal. Middle Turnpike and on 1-86, on THE PENTAGON OFFICIAL subsequently R-Wolcott, co-chairman of the The leadership is keeping superintendent commented in proposing a the mall fiasco, on the sewage Gloria Doggart alerted airport security personnel, and taught legislative committee. some spots open in at least one limited number of improvements for 1986-87, plant finance fiasco (and does Coventry them how to spot the elements of the pistol. district to accommodate suppor­ the m ayor really plan to sell her it is important to have some “ forward ters who are switching districts Security measures have been tightened as a The Eagle can public honor for the sake of a loan movement’’ each year. result. shortly. Apart from this piece of (and who, prithee, is going to pay Incumbents best Ex-Milner The “forward movement’’ proposed in the selfishness, the leaders have back the loan?)), on the prag­ Intelligence sources tell us Khadafy has nearly spending plan for next yea r includes a staff specified that a vote at a caucus matic zoning, on the quick rise in for District 10 completed a deal to buy more than 100 Glock 17s, will be rejected unless that addition to reduce first-grade class sizes, a taxes, on the salaries top town possibly as many as 300. They explain that person has voted for a full slate. To the Editor: aide still “scholar-in-residence” to beef up programs and school officials are getting? Austrian arms merchants hoping to sell Khadafy This means that, in order for his Is the town manager, Mr. Robert big-ticket items — such as tanks — are using the J for taiented students and funds to allow or her vote to be counted, a voter On Wednesday evening at 7:30 J Weiss, getting too old for his job? Glock 17s as “ sweeteners” for future save you $86,789.25 will have to vote for leadership earlier instruction in foreign languages and Has he been totally out of his p.m. there will be a Democratic transactions. under fire purchase computers for grades 6 to 12. cronies as well as for his or her caucus election for the Tenth depth when it cam e to malls and A marketing official for Glock in Austria own candidate. This sounds like Voting District Demdcratic HARTFORD (UPI) - A former Kennedy described the program sewage plants? assured us that the company has not sold Libya Soviet Bloc election procedures! One can infer the response of Town Committee. This will be campaign worker for Mayor Thir- improvements as limited, and they certainly any of the guns — at least not yet. He offered no Marcos looks a less iron-fisted the Republican town committee held at the Manchester High man Milner has been charged with are minimal. Most of the line items in the politico than our local Republi­ information on current negotiations. making a false statement on a gun to such questions. It might well School cafeteria. can leaders. An Austrian Embassy official made this permit application, but a iack of budget document show zeroes for be: “ We are not going to let Only eligible, registered De­ At least one other requirement discouraging observation: “ If there had been a evidence cleared him of aliega- o n a $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 improvements. Where there are increases, anyone bother us with such A mocrats will be able to vote in tions of influence peddling, offi­ adopted for voting at the cau­ A deal with pistols to Libya, we would not have a most are for fixed costs — salaries, issues. We are safe because of this election caucus. cuses is improper; it would be record.” He explained that Austria does have a cials said. contracts, utilities and busing, for instance. our caucus rules. Why should we Please support the following Leonardo J. Stoute, a former interesting if someone versed in law requiring a government license to export war ever do anything for the candidates for The Democratic worker in Milner’s 1985 re-election Because of those zeroes, it appears that the state law and parliamentary m ateriel, but said pistols “ are not covered by this townspeople?” Town Committee: William J. campaign, was accused of listing budget proposal might not be enough. While procedure turned up at a caucus law.” And even if the government did learn of wanting to give the moderator a Desmond, Kathryn H. Dimlow, his address on a gun permit full program improvement cannot be Robert J. Smith such a sale, he said, “ we could not com m ent on the application last year as 19 Cole- headache and a lawsuit. M argaret G. Dion, Josh M. m o rtgage . accomplished in one year (curriculum 43 Harvard Road private (businesstransaction).” brook St., which is the mayor’s It is a sorry fact that the town Howroyd, Leo J. Kwash, R i­ upgrading, for instance, requires carefully Austria’s past dealings with Khadafy suggest home. States Attorney John M. at large has a substantial stake chard L. La Pointe, James R. Bailey said at a news conference N planned development), it makes little sense that even the obvious danger of such a sale would It’s a whole new species of mortgage. A mortgage that's McCavanagh, William P. Rice N in the doings of the Republican not be enough to bring government intervention. It Monday. so different, so revolutionary, that even if you're happy with $50,0C0 mortgage based on 12.35% A.P.R. to inch toward educational excellence when party. Since the Republican Parking spaces and John J. Smith. was the first European country in nine years to Stoute had never lived there, your present mortgage, you might consider converting it. Traditional Eagle Bi-Weekly dramatic steps must be taken. Town Committee has been a These nine incumbent candi­ Bailey said. In addition, there was used improperly entertain Khadafy on an official state visit, in If you follow the chart, you'll see how you'll be able to Mortgage Mortgage To make the case for adding to the school haven of priviiege and stamping dates will give the best leader­ insufficient evidence to charge save thousands in total interest costs with this new mort­ ground for idiot egos, the party 1982. He used the platform provided by the Stoute with influence peddling, he Payments $514.31 $257.16 budget, educators need only point to a chart ship and experience for the gage, In fact, you could save more than its original has not been able to provide any Austrians in Vienna to denounce President every month every 2 wks. Democratic Town Committee. said. amount — money you could use for other things like buried deep in the document unveiled by counterweight to the Democrats, To the Editor: Reagan as a “ terrorist” and “ destructive Two Middletown real estate Paid in fuii 30 years 18.97 years person.” tuition, traveling or retirement. Kennedy Monday night. The chart shows a who simply have been doing a William J. Desmond developers, Victor A. Morris and Totai interest Today I took my disabled Joel D. Davidson, shortly before paid $135,151.60 $77,294.20 14-year history of education allocations, and terrible job lately. I don’t see any 115 Forest St. What’s more, you’ll be through with solution for the Republican son-in-law to Bradlees in THE AUSTRIANS were rewarded for their the November 1985 election INTEREST SAVED $ 5 7 ,8 5 7 .4 0 it illustrates a disturbing trend which must claimed they had given Stoute Party through this year’s cau­ Manchester. supine gemutlichkeit toward Arab extremists in be reversed: The school budget, as a 15,000 in exchange for favoritism in your mortgage a decade sooner. cuses — who really wants to get All the handicap parking spa­ 1981 when Palestinian terrorists assassinated percentage of entire town spending, has the awarding of city contracts. $75,000 mortgage based on 12.35% A.P.R. involved in a lawsuit before he or ces were taken — one with the Address letters to: Open F o­ Heinz Nittel, a prominent Austrian Jew and close With the Eagle’s Bi-Weekly Mortgage, you'll be finished “ They may have thought that Traditional Eagle Bi-Weekly decreased from 62 percent in 1972-73 to 54 she can even get a fair shot at a proper sticker — the rest had no rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. friend of then-Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. paying in approximately 19 years — over a decade sooner they were purchasing something Mortgage Mortgage percent in 1985-86. caucus? stickers. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. When Kreisky complained to Palestine believing that was the way to get than a traditional 30-year mortgage. Liberation Organization chairman Yasir Arafat, business in the city,” said Hartford Here’s how it works; A traditional mortgage you pay once Payments $771.46 $385.73 the latter pointed the finger at his rival, Abu Police Chief Bernard Sullivan. a month. With the Eagle’s Bi-Weekly Mortgage, you pay half every month ' every 2 wks. Nidal, and even offered to send a pair of “ anti­ “ But it’s clear there was not any the monthly amount of a traditional mortgage every 14 days. Paid In full 30 years 18.97 years terrorist specialists” to Vienna to assist Austrian official business passed their And because your payments are automatically deducted Total interest paid $202,725.60 $115,936.35 police. But Mossad, the Israeli secret service, way.” from your First Federal account, you’ll save time in addition O’Neill begins effort on low-key note Bailey said they could find no INTEREST SAVED $ 8 6 ,7 8 9 .2 5 learned that the two Palestinians had actually to money. ' evidence of money going to Milner Plus, First Federal lets you choose the day of the week you been sent to assassinate Egyptian President or any member of the City Council. Differences between Gov. Bill " I f it runs all wish payment's to be made to assist you with your budgeting. possible fora's long as possible. Anwar Sadat in Vienna, and to kill Kreisky, too, if Milner had been cleared of any Because you make 26 half-payments annually, you have, $100,000 mortgage based on 12.35% A.P.R. right, don’t fix it” O’Neill and Toby “ Nobody loves ."f- ' Despite all of this careful choreography on the he got in the way. wrongdoing, he said. Traditional Eagle Bi-Weekly me but the people” Moffett were never clearer in effect, made 13 full payments yearly — versus 12 full pay­ “ announcement,” (we’re swallowing hard in our Austrian authorities arrested the two “ We found no evidence to show ments in a traditional mortgage. This one extra payment lets Mortgage Mortgage than last week, when both had a lot to say about - own way over buying any “ news” in that palpable Palestinians at the Vienna airport, and found that Mayor Milner had any idea you build equity faster and slash interest costs just about in Payments $1,028.61 $514.31 their contest for the Democratic nomination for Capitol nonsense) the seasoned pol in Bill O’Neill sharpshooters’ weapons and grenades in their who Davidson or Morris were, or half, in addition to shaving over a decade off your mortgage. every month every 2 wks. governor this year. produced spontaneously the best line of the event. luggage. Follow-up searches of PLO safe houses any knowledge of the company,” Comments If a long-term mortgage with high interest costs ruffles Paid in full 30 years 18.97 years O’Neill’s rather informal “ formal announce­ That was when a reporter asked whether he would in Austria turned up maps and plans for the Sadat Bailey said. “ He also had no your feathers, the Eagle’s new Bi-Weekly Mortgage could knowledge of the dealings between Total interest ment” that he wants his party’s nod for four more Bob Conrad support Democratic legislators seeking re- assassination. ’The two gunmen were packed off to Stoute, Morris and Davidson.” really tickle your fancy. Find out more about it — contact paid $271,328.21 $154,583.45 years was a studied effort to be a low-key, casual election who were not endorsing him. Beirut. Once again, Abu Nidal was blamed. any office of First Federal Savings of East Hartford today. Mobile Development Co. is name INTEREST SAVED $116,744.76 break in the day’s routine of being gubernatorial. “ I’ll be as concerned with their interests as they of the firm operated by Stoute and •Based on a $75,000 mortgage at 12.35% A.P.R. Political personages were missing, in dramatic were with mine,” O’Neill responded immediately. Attacka on gaya Morris. contrast with four years earlier when it was Bailey also said he plans to Fear of AIDS has led to increasing violence and almost impossible to find standing room at the FOUR YEARS AGO, the crowd would have been contact the IRS regarding Stoute’s discrimination against male homosexuals, •Figures shown are lor illustration only and do governor’s mansion because it was so jammed perfect for Moffett’s charge that O’Neill is an old financial dealings. ’ not necessarily represent actual interest costs and according to officials of the National Gay Task terms currently in elfect at First Federal Savings with “ team” members. O’Neili was declaring his was conspicuously absent, as were Lt. Gov. Joe establishment pol who feels comfortable with the Force. Rocks thrown at gay bars and known At the news conference, Bailey candidacy for his first full term then. Fauliso, Secretary of the State Julie Tashjian and status quo. The governor, said Moffett at a press homosexuals are now an everyday occurrence, played a tape of a meeting Adminstration and party wheelhorses made an others from the likely state ticket. Only former breakfast two days before O’Neill’s the task force reports, and bomb threats are involving the three men, which had impressive show of support for their still-unsure- Gov. John “ one m ore tim e” Dempsey, who will "announcement,” is “ smug with passivity.” We becoming more common. A bomb was found, for been secretly recorded last Oc­ of-himself governor. chair the campaign; Gerald Lamb, its treasurer; suppose that means, in Moffett’s book, that tober. oniiey saia me tape was exam ple, in an Arkansas park that was the site of former State Sen. Dick Schneller, its manager — O’Neill is a prisoner of inertia, (if it runs, don't fix inconclusive of any wrongdoing. a sch^uled gay rally. Concern over the disease, THE EMPHASIS this time was on presenting and of course wife Nikki O’Neill — were on display it) and confident with his political base. which is most widespread among homosexual him as a governor doing well on his own, heading as O’Neill made his brief speech. The purpose of Moffett’s press affair, at the men, has also caused increased job discrimination an administration that has brought good times to home of backer Albert Hurwit just up the block and cancellation of insured policies, the task force S SOMEONE THOUGHT TO ASK about those from the governor’s mansion, was to convince the Connecticut, and who is big daddy to a “ fam ily” reports. that deserves a return in November. political ministers without portfolio — Jim Wade, media that his campaign is on course, gathering George Hannon and Jack Mahanny — so close to speed and destined to succeed. Moffett said The Eagle among banks. O’Neill was even encouraged, as further O’N eill as advisors. Son of a gun, they were also repeatedly the public won’t be fooled by ContUantlaHlla >1 ll._’3 - evidence that he has arrived, to wing it as often as missing. “ massive” endorsements O’Neill is receiving At a closed-door conference in Moscow, Soviet possible during his speech instead of doing his So in saying, with calculated emphasis, that his from incumbent Democrats or by the big bucks economic experts chided their U.S. colleagues on 623-6982 usual dramatic reading, word for word, of a first priority early this year will be to keep his the governor is suddenly finding to spread around the difficulties the United States would have mjc prepared text. nose to the grindstone, the governor could be the landscape on state programs. converting defense industry to private t = ) CE Staffers from the governor’s office turned out in almost devil-may-care in adding that he would get The issue, as the two Democrats sparred last enterprises, because of the famous military- FUEt“ 99** First Federal Savings for^.e, each w earing an O’N eill campaign button. around to the campaign in due course. O’Neill, week, is whether O’Neill is safely correct in industrial complex. The Americans countered FULL HEATING SERVICE Several made a point of saying, however, that all who has been doing what some would call a pretty asserting that Connecticut is in good hands with that the Soviets have a vested interest group of East Hartford, Giastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor had taken the morning off and were on their own fair job of campaigning for months, may have had him in charge, or whether M offett knows their own to worry about: defense workers and __Trlce^ubjscHo_Chanj^^ time rather than the state’s. to swallow hard on that one, but it was consistent something when he says there’s “ an appetite for plant managers, whose pay Is far better than But Democratic State Chairman Tim Moynihan with his strategy of being as gubernatorial as change’ ’ in the electorate. those in civilian industry. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 15. 1986 Scholastic roundup NHL roundup NBA roundup Pillowtex workers eligible for benefits Reagan to get i SPORTS ... page 11 ... page 12 ... page 12 either the same job they held before the Bv John F. Kirch company's Regent Street plant, a Labor to the department, where Peraro made strike or a similiar job. Kerner said the follow-up exam Herald Reporter Department spokesman said. his decision. “ This determines the strike is a That decision is final. Picks said. workers were offered the same wage as they earned while still working at the About 60 striking employees at the lockout,” department spokesman Ri­ But officials of the Dallas-based WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan will pillow and comforter manufacturer plant, but all refused to return. Manchester trips up Fermi Pillowtex Corp. are being locked out of chard Picks said. enter Bethesda Naval Hospital on FYlday for a their jobs and are eligible for unemploy­ Since their offer to retym to work, the said they will seek an appeal to the follow-up examination of his colon, from which a ment benefits, the state labor commis­ employees have been filing for unem­ decision if possible. Union officials could not be reached cancerous tumor was removed in July, the White for comment this morning. But Robert sioner ruled today. ployment benefits, according to offi­ “ They are still on strike,” Richard E. House announced today. Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro cials at the department's unemploy­ Kerner, vice president of personnel, Madore, secretary-treasurer of the Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said determined that the workers, who have ment office on Main Street. The office said today from his office in Dallas. United Auto Workers, Local 376, which .Reagan would undergo a colonoscopy, the same been on strike since Aug. 26, made an held hearings in December to deter­ “ The company is not locking them out.” represents the strikers, confirmed Dec. type of examination that d is co v ert the tumor for initial home win of year Kem er said that all but two of the 60 23 that some workers had been offered unconditional offer to return to work mine if the workers were on strike or last year. Dec. 3 and were refused entry into the being locked out. The results were sent striking workers have been recalled to back their jobs. After the tumor was found to be malignant, from the line. _ Reagan's doctors said he should have colonosco­ down a gaihe-high 14 rebounds. play as Ferm i’s fullcourt pressure Bv Phil Mumford disrupted Manchester’s offensive The losers were paced by B n i« pies every six months for the rest of his life to Herald Correspondent Marc Hendricks contributed 14 Beckford’s 14 poinU. as guard against the growth of new, potentially points on an assortment of inside flow. New arrests make cocaine seizure a record The game changed hands late in shooting plagued his fellow cancerous lesions. For Manchester head coach moves. Falcons. This will be the first of those routine follow-up "Bruce has given us consistent the second quarter as the hosts Grullon-Sarante, 33, and Prancisco Sunday's raid and were attempting to Department handled from start to Frank Klnel, Tuesday night’s CCC “ We got good shoU, only poor By George Lovng examinations. play all year,” commented Klnel. scored the final nine points, sell the cocaine to the people arrested at finish.” East Division basketball game shooting kept us from winning, Herald Reporter Lora, 27, both of New York City, police Since the surgery July 13, in which a two-foot "Tonight was just another steady propelling themselves into a 24-19 said. Both were charged with posses­ the home, he said. a Brooks said a confidential informant provided another opportunity for commented Fermi coach Phil section of Reagan's colon was removed, the game by the big man.” halftime advantage. Rosenberg sion of over one ounce of cocaine with The cocaine seized Tuesday brings first supplied police with information him to gam er his first home Morton. “ Our shooting was In what has developed intothe largest president has had two routine follow-up exams Another factor for the Indians sparked the surge with two blocked the total value of the drug confiscated in about the Hazel Street operation six victory. With three defeats at atrocious,” cocaine seizure made by Manchester intent to sell and were held on $500,000 that included blood tests and X-rays. shots and a hoop. two arrests at the house to $560,000, months ago. An arrest warrant was home already, the first-year In­ was the consistent play of sopho­ Manchester is on the road police, two New York City men were bond pending their appearance in Reagan has said those exams, which did not “ The rejections ignited our fast Brooks said. He explained that the obtained last Thursday, and Brooks dian mentor had begun wondering more guards Shaun Brophy and Friday night, for a divisional arrested without incident outside a Manchester Superior Court today. include colonoscopies, showed his recovery from break and got the team pumped figure was based on the the street value said the house has been under surveil­ when that first win at Clarke Arena Troy Peters. Solid defense and matchup against homestanding Hazel Street house Tuesday night with surgery was “ 100 percent complete.” up,” noted Shaun Brophy after the Capt. Joesph Brooks said the two of the cocaine as determined by federal lance since that time. would occur. sound ballhandling were the trade­ Rockville High at 7;4S p.m. $460,000 worth of cocaine, police said But cancer specialists recommend regular game. were arrest^ with a total of 18,33 drug enforcement calculations. “ Once it started rolling, it just A solid team effort was needed mark of these two players for the MANCHISTM ($4) - Chuck »H>- thi? morning. follow-up examinations to check for a recurrence After an even third quarter, ounces of uncut cocaine as they got out "It is without doubt the single largest snowballed,” he said. and the players responded with a evening. ttlo 3 2-2 i, Trov Psttrs 0 04) 0, Brlop T e arrests followed a raid Sunday at of the disease or evidence that it has spread to MHS put the game away early in Mllont ) 0-1 2, Shoun Brophy 11-23. of a taxi and walked toward the house. seizure within the town of Manchester,” 54-44 verdict over winless Fermi "The guards delivered the ball the 'louse at 17 Hazel St., where seven other organs. the fourth, with an 11-1 spurt. Sam Htfldarton 21-15, M y c H s j d r i ^ Police had followed the two from Brooks said. He added that Manchester On Sunday, the owner of house and six High of Enfield. inside to the big men for easy 6 2-3 14, AAlchosI Lota 0 2-2 2, people were arrested on drug-related Speakes said the president “ feels great” and Hendricks and Rosenberg com­ Hartford, where they had taken a taxi police have participated in larger other people were arrested without Manchester, 3-4 overall, evened scoring chances," said Kinej. Vauohn 0 04) 0, Bruce Roiw btro 6 M charges. Police said the house served as gave no indication the examination is other than bined for seven points to help build 17, Brian Arnald 0 3-4 3, TotolS 1916-23 after arriving on a bus from New York, operations with federal and state incident in a raid involving twelve its division record to 2-2. Fermi “ Troy played well and intelli­ a distribution point for cocaine in the routine. the lead to 46-30. Brooks said. officials, but Tuesday's arrest "was the officers. Over five ounces of cocaine falls to 0-4 in the CCC and 0-6 gently, while in there running the t44) — Jeff HwdS 1 (W 2, area. The victors coasted home behind largest mMoh iho Manchester Police and drug paraphernalia were seized. offense and breaking the Fermi AAork WlsntsklOO-20, Arrested Tuesday were Pedro G. The men were apparently unaware of overall. some solid foul shooting. That may A strong inside game powered fullcourt press.’’ 0-5 4, Bruce Bcckford 4 2-3 14, have been the difference, as AAlchaud 2 1-2 5, Jim Wmife 1 0-1 2 ,1 ^ the way for the Indians’ victory. The Indians started slowly — as Spantwick 2 3-4 7, Todd Tw w daleOM Manchester converted 16 of 23, Bruce Rosenberg led all scorers has been the case this season. They 0, Dan Boker 10-1 2, Tyler Timlon 2 2-2 while Fermi shot a woeful 8-of-20 , Budget cuts coming 1985 CLOSEOUT PRICES!!! with 17 points, while also pulling trailed 11-6 after one quarter of 6 Totals IS 0-20 44.

Continued from page 1 Marcanczyk said the Columbia clinic, which employs five full­ H«rald photo by Pinto said. “ It’s been improving in time nurses and a number of St Joseph’s overwhelms Eagles recent years, but there’s a way to specialists on a contractual basis, serves an area with 35,000 people. Manchester High first-year head coach Frank Kinei saw go.” halftime we talked about concen­ “ We're hoping the state can step That number will go up to 90,000 in good. The key is how well the offensively. It finished 21-for-31 his indiana win their first of the year at Ciarke Arena on Bv Len Auster trating on what we work on,” Page 5 in with major infusions of aid," he July, though, when the agency sophomores develop.” from the floor after 16 minutes. 5 Tuesday night. The indians deciawed visiting Fermi Sports Editor said. ” We wanted to execute what said. Murphy warned that if the merges with five other health St. Joseph’s last win was a 30-29 That, in part, was East’s tentative­ High, 54-44, to up their overaii record to 3-4 for the ness. Also, the Cadets were crisply we work on each day and we federal government continues to services in eastern Connecticut. INVENTORY They’ve won two state cham­ hair-raising decision over South moving the ball around. That wanted to be more aggressive on cut municipal assistance, “ it’s The decision to merge was season. pionships over the years and have Catholic in which the Rebels held allowed them a plethora of uncon­ defense.” conceivable” that all federal mo­ forced by the cutback in federal been runners-up on three occa­ the ball most of the game. The tested shots. “ It was a combina­ Six-foot-2 junior Matt Perno had ney to cities and towns will be funding. Marcanczyk said. She sions. Once was a year ago when Eagles didn’t elect to do so — they said the larger population base will tion,' I think,” Page viewed St. over half (13) of East’s total by the eliminated by 1991. they lost a triple overtime decision don’t have the ballhandling guards allow more money to be received, Joseph’s proficiency on offense. intermission. He added four more State Sen. Carl A, Zinsser, to Kolbe High of Bridgeport by two for one — and they came out a little while at the same time overhead Tech bows despite "W e were concerned with Saddler in the third stanza and he finally R-Manchester, also said the state points. in awe of the Cadets. will be reduced because the agency on the inside and we were hoping received some help in the period can provide more money to help St. Joseph’s of Trumbull appears ” I think we came out too will be based in one building with Watts wouldn’t hit the outside shot. from 6-3 junior pivotman J.R. local governments. CLEARANCE to be gearing up for another crack tentatively the first half,” cited Clisham. The latter popped home “ There's going to be pain and one computer system, instead of East coach Ray Page. “ You hear But he did.” th e current arrangements. Dowd’s big heart at the Class S championship in three hoops and grabbed four ” I was satisfied offensively but some suffering,” he said. “ What 1986. The Cadets gave every the team you’re playing is No. I in She said Community Health not defensively by our first half of rebounds as St. Joseph’s won this we got to do is keep an eye on the indication of that as they over­ the state and we came out very Care Services receives 60 to 70 quarter by a much narrow margin, goal (of reducing the federal missed foul shot, senior Dennis whelmed East Catholic, 79-56, tentative.” play,” said the demanding Mon­ percent of its revenue through Big ’Bv Jim TIernev telli. " I thought our reactions were 15-12. deficit). We've got to make cuts.” Herald Correspondent Foreman followed his own shot to Tuesday night in Hartford County St. Joseph's, with 6-6 sophomore Medicare, but that will be reduced Savings slow and our rebounding was not as "They were starting to cheat out “ Part of the problem is that inch the Beavers to within a single Conference action at the Eagles’ Mark Saddler doing the damage to 40 to 45 percent if the Gramm- point, 71-70, with 11 seconds to go. good as I had hoped.” on Perno and we were able to find everybody says we got to cut the -■ If heart can be measured in Nest. inside and 6-2 junior Chris Watts Rudman legislation goes into ef­ Now Tech fouled immediately on the The Cadets’ edge was 46-25 by J.R. on the inside,” Page (federal) budget, but the minute Utature, then Tom Dowd would How good can the Cadets be? hitting nothing but twine on fect, as would be required by the in-bounds pass and Charpentier the time halftime rolled around. explained. we make cuts there's a hue and SELL-OUT!^ ' have been seven feet tall Tuesday “ We can be very good," answered long-range bombs, moved to a 24-7 cry.” Zinsser said. latest estimate of the federal converted on only one of the two lead after one period. The Cadets By then, Watts, who was 7-of-8 East did outscore the Cadets in deficit. : night. 23-year Coach Vito Montelli, who the fourth stanza by a 19-18 One person complaining about from the line. With nine seconds saw his club, ranked No. 1 in the outscored the Eagles, now 1-4 in from the floor, had 15 of his Before the law goes into effect, Dowd, Cheney Tech’s 5-8 junior margin. Montelli, to his credit, the cuts is Claudia Marcanczyk, left, Dowd drove the length of the state small school writers’ poll, the HCC and 2-6 overall, by a wide team-high 19 points and Saddler 10 though, it may be struck down by point guard, led a frantic conie- slackened his club’s pressure executive director of Community court and drew a two-shot foul. move to 5-0 in HCC play and 8-0 15-2 margin from the midway point of his game-total of a dozen. the courts as unconstitutional. back in the fourth quarter only to defense which East couldn’t han- Health Care Services. Dowd calmly sank both free overall. “ We’re not there yet. We of the first stanza until the horn. To East’s credit, the Eagles Several groups have filed lawsuits see his team finally succumb in " I t 's long and involved.” she thorws with four seconds left and start two sophomores, two juniors St. Joseph’s was finding itself didn’t pack it in at the half when claiming the legislation is illegal ; overtime, 78-77, to RHAM High in said. "The bottom line is that [MICROWAVE i ^ the game was tied at 72-all, the last and a senior, but we can be very able to do anything it wanted that could have been the case. ” At Please turn to page II J they're trying to cut home health because it gives government agen­ ; COC play at the Beavers’ gym. deadlock being at 2-all. J care. They give less and less cies the right to automatically /v An apparent victory seemed A last-second shot by Charpent­ because they're convinced there make budget cuts instead of ■ J likely for the Sacheitis as they took ier ricocheted off the backboard are a lot of abuses. They're beyond leaving decisions to elected • a 14-point lead, 50-36, into the final and rim sending the game into Of Whalers’ pennant race listening to reason" officials. . period. Spearheaded by the Je- overtime. ’ roszko brothers, Lance and Eric, The omnipresent Dowd con­ : RHAM had built a 20-point lead in tinued his herculian effort in Coventry spending gets OK the third quarter before they both overtime by scoring all of his w i/e f ' ; sat out the final three minutes of team’s five points. A three-point Bingo’s Hoffman thrust in middie 19" the stanza due to foul trouble. play by E^ric Jeroszko at 1; 15 of the A riated for fire marshals and police O I A O . A “ It looked like a 60-40 game Bv Jacqueline Bennett FAMOUS overtime session gave RHAM a Evans inadvertantly revealed operations. Demands on fire mar­ FAMOUS ; * during the third quarter,” com- By Bob Popettl Herald Correspondent 78-75 lead. Notwithstanding, Dowd his opinion on Tippett’s offensive shals have increased under state MAKE • ; mented Cheney coach Aaron Sil- Herald Sports Writer again canned a jumper to narrow skills, when asked if there was a COVENTRY — Townspeople requirements for proper fire ’ via, “ but we hung in there and C O L O R T V the deficit to one and then stole the chance to use him alongside approved an additional appropria­ inspection. played tough.” WINDSOR — Mike Hoffman, 22, " ball and was fouled with 11 seconds Francis and Turgeon. tion of $96,341 at a special town The police department needed 13or A o Someone forgot to tell Dowd and has played three J^HL games in his left. Dowd, unfortunately, mis­ " I ’d like to still have some real meeting Monday night. more money, Flaherty said, be­ . histeammatesthatyourteamisn’t life. fired on both shots. He stole the ball offense on that line, and Gavin’s cause of “ additional use of part- ‘ • supposed to score as many points The 5-11, 190-pound forward has The money will come from the OLOR TVI COLOR again for one last desperation shot able to contribute offensively time officers, overtime, and the ‘ I in the final period as they did spent virtually ail of his four-year town's surplus and from state and but the frantic struggle for the ball there, and he’s a good checker on N training of new officers the depart­ ' * during the three previous. professional career playing at ran the clock out. N federal reimbursements for ex­ ment faced as the result of Binghamton, the Hartford Whal­ top of that,” said Evans. penses incurred during Hurricane RHAM, 4-0 in the COC and 5-1 RHAM had the lead at every resignations and illness.” ers’ AHL affiliate. Of Tippett, who played some Gloria. The town will still be left overall, displayed a spectacular turn, 15-10, 31-20 and 50-36. Cheney At a special meeting heid by the And suddenly, the veteran minor offense in the first 10 gannes of the with a surplus of about $100,000, 148 transition game highlighted by outscored the Sachenns in the final Town Council on Dec. 30, an ■ . many length of the court passes. leaguer is being thrust smack dab campaign and responded by net­ Town Manager Harold Hodge said. argument developed over the period, 36-22. ting six goals. Evans was This tactic made Tech’s fullcourt “ We missed a lot of bunnies into a big league pennant race. About 45 residents attended the appropriation of $16,000 for pur­ adamant. WIRELESS > ' press ineffective. (easy shots),’’ said Silvia, “ but I Hoffman, a rugged forward, has meeting, with only one voting chase of an emergency generator I f f f f ‘T d like to keep Tippett with REMOTE ; ; "In my five years of coaching, was happy in the first half, we got been selected by management to against the appropriation. for the Town Office Ruilding to • CABLE Doug (Jarvis) so they can kill . * I've never seen quickness like that the shots I wanted. I guess I ’m as replace lean, mean Kevin Dineen, The most expensive item was the replace one lost in the Sept. 27 penalties,” noted Evans. “ They’re ‘ ' in the transition game, especially happy as can be for a loss.” Cheney who’ll be serene for the next 2-3 town's increased insurance premi­ hurricane. Republican Town Com­ my No. 1 penalty killing team. If I FAMOUS : the big men," Silvia marveled. goes to 1-3 in the COC and 2-4 weeks because of a broken ums at $40,000. Finance Commit­ mittee Chairman Gregg Batterson I 8 H O U R I break that up and Davey’s going a MAKE ■ However, the fourth quarter be- overall with the reversal. knuckle. Dineen, the high-scoring, tee Chairman Patrick Flaherty accused Democratic councii VIDEO CAS»TTE regular shift, he won’t have ELECTRONIC TUNER I longed to Cheney. Silvia thinks this could have been thick-headed right winger on the STEVE WEEKS urged support for the members of “ circumventing the STEWART GAVIN anything left." • • Entering the final stanza, RHAM a pivotal game for his young FTD line, was sidelined after appropriation. Town Charter to avoid holding a RECORDER . . .to play more There is even less chance of COLOR TV COLOR TV COLOR TV • : continued its up-tempo fast-break Beavers. “ Hopefully, we’ll gain fighting Chicago Blackhawk hea­ . . .to No. 1 line “ Many towns are experiencing referendum” on the budget. Malone seeing some ice. ' ; game only to see it backfire on some consistency. I think we’ve vyweight Behn Wilson Sunday difficulty obtaining adequate cov­ "Anytime a budget exceeds Oilers are in Hartford is Feb. 4, “ I just can’t use him,” com­ ' them. Cheney narrowed the deficit gained some conftdence already," night. Only fellow llnemates Ron Whalers’ Unsung Hero Award. erage at any price,” he said. $100,000 it is supposed to go to when they face the Wales Confer­ mented the coach. “ It’s tough for ' to 50-40 at 7; 09 of the fourth period, Silvia said. Francis (16-39-55) and Syivaln Hoffman, who skated shifts with Just over $18,000 was approp­ referendum,” he said. Greg, the kids (at center) are the closest it had been since the Charpentier led the Sachems Turgeon (24-20-44) have produced Evason at Bingo, takes over on the ence in the 37th NHL All-Star Game. Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri, getting points every game, and I 3 4 8 199 2 9 9 3 4 9 r second stanza. Turnovers began to with 20 points while Dowd’s more than Dineen (16-22-38 in 32 vacated right side. Glenn Anderson. Paul Coffey and can’t take them out of there.” I plaugue RHAM quickly and sud- game-high 24 headed four Tech- gam es). "Hoffman has played with Dean Grant Fuhr are locks to start for In between the pipes, the fine •.. denly Tech had cut the lead to men in double figures. Hoffman, 14-12-26 in 30 AHL in Binghamton and they know each play of Steve Weeks has swayed Obituaries : ; eight. 66-58, with 2:11 left. Cheney is back in action Friday games this season, will not fill in on other’s playing habits,” said the Campbell Conference. Evans refused to consider using Evans into employing the alternat­ SAVE ON EVERYJISHER • > Dowd played inspired basketball night at Bolton High at 7:30 p.m. the No< 1 line, however. Instead, Evans, at Tuesday’s press lun­ hard-driving forward Dave Tip­ ing goalie system, the same r ! during the fourth period, account­ RHAM (7$) — Eric Jtrotiko 64-516, Hartford coach-Jack Evans has cheon at Griffin Center in Windsor. i U E R FISHEW L^ FISHER strategy that met with so much consummate professional,” a ^ F I S H E R ! •WlSktCSftI FIS REMOTE • MWATTRERCM. • 113 CHAN»«f L CASLE ing for 14 of the Beavers’ 36 points. Lancs Jtrasiko 1 1-117, Dan Charpsnt- decided to break up the Whalers’ "Hopefully, there won’t be much pett, still relegated to a checking Catherine Fratolo • OU/L CASSETTE • BUILT IN ’ MTB* TUNER “ lovely lady, gentle and kind,” After Dan Charpentier made two Itr I 4-6 20, Stsvs Emt 5 3-6 13, Grsg second-best trio — the LEG line — disruption there.” line in his third year, or journey­ success down the stretch last Catherine “ Katie" (Rossi) Fra­ rr Cavoll 1 2-3 4, John Avert 21-2 5, Zone man center Greg Malone, who may season. friends said of the all-American TV 19 ' . ' foui shots, the RHAM lead was Kromith 0 34 3. Totall 30 18-27 78. of Paul Lawless-Dean Evason- The baptism could become a tolo, 85, formerly of Mayfair mom and Academy Award winner 70-66 with 45 seconds remaining. C H I N I Y T K H t n i — Tom Dowd 7 Stewart Gavin, by inserting Gavin conflagaration tonight, when the be the only man on an NHL roster “ Stevie has certainly come up 10-16 24, Troy Norman 5 5-715, Dtnn(t Gardens, died Tuesday in a local who died of cancer two weeks J PLAY BACK (B HOUR Monitor I Cheney, namely Dowd, refused to in Dineen’s spot. Whalers host Stanley Cup cham­ to work solely as a radio show color big for us,” added Evans. COM PACT VMOCAI ■EMOTi cewnoi Foreman 6 24 14, Willie Ortiz 6 3-5 15, convalescent home. Born in Italy, VoxI 1 I > quit. He canned an 18-foot jumper Mock Howklnt 21-2 5, Bill Shea 12-3 4. With half the season over, Gavin pion Edmonton at the Civic Center commentator, in more prominent It’s Mike Liut’s turn to mind the before her 65th birthday. she lived most of her life in ^ T E R E O l DISC PLAYER RECORDER COLOR TV • 1 with 22 seconds left. Follwoing a Totalt 27 23-37 77. (13-17-30), has all but clinched the at 7:35 p.m. The next time the roles. net tonight. Manchester. She worked at Che­ Her husband, retired Army Col. ney Bros, for 50 years and retired Grover Asmus, was at her side in 1965. She was a member of St. when she died Tuesday at their James Church Beverly Hills home. She is survived by a sister. Hoop officiating seems to be taking a dive all over Louise Rossano of Newington; and Reed won an Oscar for best a n iece. Felma Zipoli of supporting actress in 1953 for her portrayal of Alma, a prostitute, in Manchester. There’s something about basketball officials that Maybe it should have been a 2-and-l ejection. To deteriorating on the high school level in the area. “ From Here to Eternity.” The funeral will be Thursday at 9 L itto n 1UuLLsizE L itto n Jtton Litton! Litton brings out the worst in people, particularly sports make it more ridiculous, the whistle-tooters com­ Have you been to any games lately? The kids are a.m. at the John F. Tierney editors who have to watch these striped zebras pletely ignored the foul on Besselink, which was clear having trouble making free throws. Those are Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. attempt to do their jobs. to everyone in attendance at the Cap Centre and to the supposed to be gimmees but the kids don’t practice Burial will be in St. James THANKSGIVING HB touch H I ; TOUCH TOUCH TOUCH It’s not easy. Thoughts national audience watching on television. They said enough on their own to make them under game Cemetery. There are no calling pad 1 l ^ ^ j , " PAD PAD PAD The watching. And what they have to do. Williams traveled before the foul. conditions. It’s sad. Almost as sad as watching some of the officiating. hours. NOVENA TO ST. lUDE n ic r o w a v e MICROWAVE I MICROWAVE But one thing seems certain. ApLENty Can you believe it? Memorial donations may be O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ MICROWAVE 11 ^ I The quality of officiating continues to go downhill. In that very same game, UConn’s Terry Coffey, who made to the Oak Hill School for the tyr. great in virtue and rich in m ira­ The number of travels which are ignored, obvious Len Auster, Sports E(Jitor is now academically ineligible, was absolutely Blind, 120 Holcomb St., Hartford. cles: near kinsman of Jesus Christ, ones, is simply incredible. Also, even with three sets of demolished on his way to the hoop as the first half Was Bits and places faithful intercessor of all who in­ voke your special patronage in time eyes, it boggles the mind bow often these whistle- winding to a close. East Catholic High baseball coach Jim Penders yyUI 3 8 9 No call. Coffey, from a seated position, just gazed at 2 4 9 tooters miss the first one and get the second one. have two members of his 1975 state Clasa M of need. To you I have recourse 179 William D. Sheekey from the depth of my heart and WE GUARANTEE OUR SALE PRICES ARESOLOW..,YOUWONTFINDITFOR LESS, ANYWHERE..., And it appears they take a look at which teams are the officials in amazement. He wasn’t the only one championship team as assistants this coming season. The funeral for William D. hum bly be g to whom G o d has given playing. away with it. The officials, if they nad any guts, would wondering about it afterwards. Mark McMahon, who coaches the East Hartford Sheekey, 52, of 40 Seymour St., such great power to come to my as­ Connecticut seems to get no respect. Maybe that’s Officials did not make a difference in UConn’s win Legion team in the summer, will be the junior va n ity sistance. Help me in my present and EAST TO GET TOI • tag him with a couple of technical fouls so he would do husband of JoAnn (Moriconi because Coach Dom Perno doesn't go through all away with the nonsense part of his coaching. But they over Boston College, or the Huskies’ loss to Villanova coach and Rich Tuller, who was a valuable member of Vietts) Sheekey, who died Mon­ urgent petition. In return I promise MSHMlTTOmra- . V to make your name known and r # uu RMKMsm l^ iip g w o e ^ kinds of gyrations in front of bis bench like some of his don’t, so be continues and do you blame him? Monday night. But there were a bunch of strange the '75 squad as the third base coach — don’t laugh — day, will be Friday at 11 a.m, at the cause you to be invoked. brethren around the Big E)ast. You get away with what you can. calls. The one that comes to mind occurred with 7‘A will assist him. . . Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Say . three "Our Fathers. Three Boston College’s Gary Williams quickly comes to Back to the officials. They don’t control Williams. minutes left in the BC game. The Eagles’ Steve There is no minimum requiremement as far as St.' Calling hours'are Thursday Hail Marys and Glorias." Publica­ E-ZTERMt: mind. Williams is an excellent coach, no questioq. But And they’re having trouble controlling the goings-on Benton absolutely manhandled a Husky in full view of footcandie power for high school gymnasiums, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tion must be promised. St. Jude ------1 bis antics in front of the bench don’t sit well here. He a whole bunch of people. A second later Besselink was pray for us and all who invoke your ^ £R D IS C O U N T C E N T E R •CASH in Big East games. The referees in the Georgetown- according to Michael Savage, assistant executire 445 HARTFORD RD. ■ KEENEY $T. EXIT OFF 1-384 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 • CREDIT CARD acts like the backside of a four-legged animal you’re called for his fourth foui for going over the back of aid. Amen. This novena has never - I » " V 1 Connecticut game were, putting it mildly, horrible. director of the Connecticut Intencholastic Athletic Donna Reed diet, 64' been kr>own to fail. I have had my MANCHESTER tlW * MDNTHLT ' accustomed to seeing erith jockeys aboard at How could they not throw Reggie Williams out of the BC’s Roger McCready. That was a touch foui, Conference. Notwithstanding, the lighting at East request granted. OPEN DAILY: MON-THUHS T IL 9 . TUE8-WEO-SAT TIL » • miDAY T IL 9 TAYMENTS Aqueduct. game? He was the one who threw the first punch at Benton’s was a full mugging. Catholic High’s gym is horrendous. There are BEVERLY HILLS, Calif (AP) i, M.A.B. — Actress Donna Reed was “ a^ Other than that, I have no problenns with Williams. Gerry Besselink. The Husky player answered back, shadows all over the place, the lighting is very But he is an incessant referee baiter — and be gets and then the Hoyat’ Ralph Dalton iumned htm The sport of basketball on the local front is uneven, and it pahW ctnnd some uotradlng. /

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. IS, 1986 — U. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1986 Scholastic roundup SCOREBOARD Plenty contribute to MHS girls roundball victory Jiti 5. Ninllqun 4 said Coventry coach Ron Bad- With everybody getting in the against the visiting Falcons. Hockey NflPWlNaB ( I M steubner. “ Rich Reagan's 10 act, Manchester High over- Ferm i dips to 0-4 in the CCC East, Boys Basketball QdsNac points and 5 rebounds in the third n rs t parlod—1, Quobac, Eoglas « wheimed winless Fermi High, 0-5 overall with the loss. NFL pliyoffs quarter got us moving,” he cited. p T Stastny), 11:35. Panamas— 54-21, Tuesday night in CCC East Martin finished with a game- NHL ttandinit Pats top Bolton Both teams were starving for Division girls' basketball action at high 17 points. Erin Prescott SaoondTpwM^S, Wlnnlpag, Staan 9 w ild cord gomM points in the first quarter which (unosalstad), sh, 7KW. 1 W lnnto«, Saturday, Oac. 9 Clarke Arena. chipped in 8 points and Factora 7. ended 8-7 in Coventry’s favor. NaufaM 14 (HawardHik, Staan), 9:37. " I thought that tonight we played Manchester also won the juior By Joe Lee 4, Quabac, P. Stastny 25 (Andarsom, New England26, NY Jetsl4 Bolton stayed close and it was 22-16 our best team basketball of the varsity game, 64-21. Val Holden led Herald Correspondent 19:00. Panoltlaa-Wottars, 0:47; Sunday, Doc. 9 at the half in the Patriots’ favor. B1 19 (Mills, (3ua, 0:47; Oaforma, Qua, 5:03; NFC year,” remarked Manchester the way with IS points and 4 steals VfQNIilll||IUII 1M 19 AAocLaon, WPB, 6:12; Boadiman. Keyed by the' explosion of the NY Glonts 17, San Francisco 3 coach Steve Armstrong, who saw for the 7-1 young Indians. BOLTON — Big Rich Reagan’s NY M ondan ITS 153 WpB, 12:44; Rochafort.Qua, 19:9. Sarnmnols 6-foot-3 Reagan, Coventry moved PHtibwah MO 19 his club improve its mark to 4-0 in Manchester has a big ganne third-quarter scoring! binge SoturM^^Jon. 4 out to a 38-20 bulge after three PIT HQnOirl 152 14t TMrdparlod—5,Wlnnlpaa,Hawarchuk the division and 5-2 overall with its coming up Friday night when it spelled doom for Bolton High as N«w Jartav 153 195 9 (MocLaon, Corlyla), pp, 1:1f^S, stanzas. Miami 24, C levela^21 fourth straight victory. “ It was no faces one of the preseason CCC Coventry High downed the host iDtvW an Wlnnlpag, Hawardiuk 31 (unosslstad), “ We played them real close in QusDuc 9 16 7 50 no 141 4:36.7, ^ n lp a g , Boschmon 10 (NautoM, cliche tonight — all 10 players did East favorites in Rockville High at Bulldogs, 61-33, in COC basketball l a Rams 9 , Dallas 0 the first half and then it was our Montraal 23 15 4 50 196 155 Staan), 12:52. t, Quabac, Huntar 12 Sunday, Jon. 5 contribute to the win. Clarke Arena at 7:30 p.m. The action Tuesday night in Bolton. Boston 19 17 7 45 167 156 (Poudrlar, Babycb), 13:42.9,Quab^, P. poor passing and traveling calls in 21 19 1 43 166 159 AT'C ^ „ “ Dawn Martin had a super Rams are once-beaten, that loss to After a slow, poorly played first Horttord Stastny 9 (Ooulat, P icard),, 14:01. Naw England 7 7 Raiders 9 the second half that put the game Buffalo 19 18 5 43 153 143 Panoltlaa-Ellalt, Wm , 2:05; Naal, Wm , game. She had 10 (points) in the undefeated Windham High. half, Coventry came alive in the OamgBsR Csn 9 ira i« out of reach,” cited Bolton coach 7:02; Mollar, Qua, 7:02; Glllls, Qua, 7:44; Chlcogo 21, NY Giants 0 first period to get us off on the right MANCHESTER (14) — Kim RIecI 2 third quarter making it too tough NwtIs OIVlSlMI Wottars, Wpg, 7:44; NIII, Wpg, ma or Canfaranoa champiMshIps Craig Phillips. ’’Also, I felt that W L T FM. GF GA foot. Shelley Factora had a good 33 4, Down Martin 7 37 17, SIwIlty for Bolton to catch up. (tlghtlno), 11:42; Mollar, Qua, mo or Sunday's Results Factora 2 34 7, Anna Rlgglo 1 2-3 4, Coventry was quicker and CMcoao 9 17 5 45 193 190 (flahtmg), 11:42; Naufakf, Wpg, malor NFC game, and Anna Riggio contrib­ Sarah NIchoIzon 00-00, Erin P rticoM 4 Coventry, halting a two-game SI. Louis 18 17 6 42 152 162 (flgbtlng),mlsconduct, 12:52; AAonn.QM, slide, is now 1-2 in the Charter Oak stronger off the boards than we 17) 162 Chlcogo 24, LA Rmns 0 uted with 10 rebounds. Right now 0-08, K ril Cool 3046, Mory P rior 10-42, Mhinstola 16 18 8 40 malor (tlghtlno) - misconduct, 12:52; Kelli Reyngoudt 1062, Maura Fogarty were during that second half,” he Toronto n 24 5 29 167 195 Boschmon, Wpg, 14:44; Huntar, Qua, we are playing the best team Conference and 3-2 overall. Bolton 141 233 Naw England 31, M lam n4 . 2 064. Totals 9 3 9 54. added. Ostralt 9 9 5 23 14:44. Super Bowl XX at Maw Orleans basketball we have played in FERMI (11) — Llia BorkoskI 31-27, falls to 34 in the conference and 0-7 tmvRis Otvtston S h ^ on goal—Wlnnlpag 4-13-13—9 . Reagan led Coventry with 14 179 Sunday, Jan. 36 several years.” Debbl Kearney 106 2, Katie LeBlane 0 overall with the loss. Edmonton 31 9 4 66 39 Quabac 9-11-15-35. New England vs. Chicago. 5p.m. 31 0, Sue M erclk 0300, Shello B ortkl 1 points followed by Jason Garick Colgarv 19 30 3 41 171 165 Powar-play conversions—Wlnnlpag With Martin getting the Indians "The way we played in the first 144 062, Darcy Hunt 3326, Missy CvbulskI with 12 and Rhett Gibbs with 11. Los A ngtits 13 23 5 31 303 3-1.Quabac44). off smartly, they took a 14-8 lead 1 16 3, Sue Kearney 0 06 0, Paula half led me to believe that my team Voncouvsr 13 38 5 31 153 182 Goalies—Winnipeg, Bouchard. Qu­ Steve Gates took game scoring 165 210 after one period. That margin Hansen 0 14 1, Laura HolnskI 0 32 0. must have read the newspapers Wlnnlpag 14 9 5 33 abac, Malorchuk. A—13A40. Totals 9 314 21. honors for Bolton with 16 tallies. Turaday's Rasults increased to 26-13 at the half and about Bolton's record to date. We Bolton’s next outing is home Wlnnlpao5,Qual>ac4 Rateraa—Tarry (iregson. the Silk Towners coasted home had nine turns in the first half,” Phllodalphki 3. Naw Jartav 2 Friday night against Cheney Tech Colaarv 4, Wothlnglon 3 Scholastic Oilcoeo 3. MInnaaota 3 (tia) DPI pholo while Coventry also has a home NY Ronoart Z Voncouvar 1 Blickhawki3.North8tirs3 date against Vinal Tech, Both WadMadav*aaamaa games are slated for 7; 30 p.m. tap (AN TMtaa n r ) Remember the scene llling biiketball Edmonton ol Hartford. 7;35p.m. CMcwa 111*-3 offs. Naw Jarsav at Datrolt, 7:35 p.m. MbmoMto t12»-3 Upping Its record to 3-0, llling Junior COVENTRY (61) — Rich Reagan624 Wlnnlpoo at AAontraal. 7:35 p.m. First parlod—1, Chicago, Savard 9 Eighteen years ago, on Jan. 14,1968, a tive Super Bowl. Here, Vince Lombardi High defeated the Fermi High fresh­ 14, Jon Seymour 2 2-2 6, Jason Garick 4 Buffalo at CMeopo, 1:35 p.m. (D.W ilson, B. M urray), 2:17. is carried off the field after the Packers men, 64-47. Cory Goldston led the Roms 4-412, Larry Walsh 22-26, Kyle Brealt2 Toronto at St. LouM. t:3S p.m. Panamas—Platt, Min, 0:15; Acton, pro football era came to an as the Green with 13 points, while Marcus Mataya 33 4, Rhett Gibbs 5 1-1 11, Jack Ayer 3 N.Y. lilandanatPlttil>uroh,l:35p.m. Min, 4:49; O'Callahan, Chi, 9:47; Bay Packers won their second consecu­ blasted the Oakland Raiders. added 10. Jonas McCray and Anthony 326, Joson Smith 0060, Ron Gardner 0 N.Y. Ranpan at Loa Ancialat. 10:35 O'Callahan, Chi, 15:34. Wright contributed 6 points each, llling 06 0, Matt Harrington 1 30 2, Tim p.m. plays host Rockville High Friday. McMullen 0 06 0. Totals 9 11-18 61. H ior adn y 'i Bomaa Second parlod—2, Minnesota, Giles 4 BOLTON (33)— John Sambognol 06 Caloarv at Boston, nlotit (unoulstad), 4 :9 . 3, Chicago, Preslay 5 2, Mike YavInskI 32-28, Doug Kelly 11-3 St. Louis at MInnaaota, night (B. Wilson), 9:22. Panamas—AAaruk, 76ara 123, Nata 106 NBA Atl-Btar voting tiling JV baakalball 3, Steve Gates 6 4-416, Ed Cusano 10-32, 5 Min, misconduct, 6:34; Brown, Chi, 5 llling dropped a 4337 decision to Brian Rooney 106 2, Joy Stephens 0 06 11:57;Clccoralll,Mln,16:)1;Sacord,Chl, 0. Totals 13 7-12 33. AHL itindingi 16:11; D. Wilson, Chi, 17:24; Platt, Min, Basketball PHILADELPHIA (19) Eastern Canfaranoa Nathan Hole of Coventry. Horpid 10:52. Jones 45 26 10, Barkley 7-12 56 19, (Voting Through Jon. 1J) Barber poured In 15 points In the losing Third parlod—4, Chicago, Sacord 9 AAalone 312 1314 18, Ervlng 313 36 19, Centers cause for llling, while Lucas Cosgrove (Sovord), 4:21. 5, Minnesota, Maruk 9 Cheeks 313 35 19, Threaft 317 1-_2 19, 1. Moses Malone, Phlladelphio, 377616; odded 9. The Rams are now 34. W L T F it. GF GA (unosslstad), 13:27.6,Mlnnasota, Bellows NBAitandIngi Cotledge 36 32 6, Moss 36 1-1 7, C. 2. Jeff Ruland, Washington, 9 3 6 9 ; Bill Adirondack 23 N 4 50 167 124 19 (unmslslad), 16:04. Panamas—Maruk, Johnson 1-1062, Stoke06060, Green 34 Lalmbeer, Detroit, 92,748; 4. Patrick tiling girla Wrestling Mains 31 14 5 47 150 150 Min, 3:13; Brown, Chi, 3:33; Brotan, Min, 06 4. Totals 47-87 2337 19. Ewing, New York, 195660; 5. Melvin Frsdsricton - IS 31 6 42 171 162 misconduct, 4:21; B. Wilson, Chi, 9:45; KostarnCanfarance NEW JERSEY (185) Turpin, Cleveland, 162,737. 6. Robert The llling girls varsity basketball Moncton 19 16 3 41 138 142 Bellows, Min, 10:23; Brown, Chi, 12:59. Atlantic DIvIslen Williams 36 1-2 11, King 7-14 1-2 IS, Parish, Boston, 14369. 7. Alton Lister, team beat the Bolton High freshmen, Eagles triumph Shartyooks 17 19 6 40 185 173 Ovartima—No scoring. Penalties- W L Pet. OB GmIsnkI 313 3818, Birdsong 10-15 3 2 9 , Milwaukee, 113695; 8. (Xirryl Dawkins, 3319. Tom Dubois led the wav offen­ Nova Scotia 11 34 6 28 148 189 Nona. Boston 27 I .771 — Cook 32 36 8, Dawkins 38 2-3 12, M. New Jersey, 69699; 9. Kevin Willis, sively with 7 points. Jodi Wldmer, SOMERS — Five pins paced the Sauttiara DIvlaMa Shots on goal—Chicago 5-9-15-1— Philadelphia 25 13 .658 3'/i Johnson 38 46 7, Ransev 26 06 4, Atlanta, 67,102; 10. Herb Williams, Karen Baft, Amv Mann, Kristi White East Catholic wrestling team to its Harsliev 24 13 2 50 180 143 9 . Minnesota 9-13-10-1—41. New Jersey 9 16 .59 6 D'Koren 31 06 0, Tomer 1-2 (70 2, Indiana, 60,99. Forwards and Heather Laverv played well on first victory of the season Tuesday, Rodiestar 22 15 3 47 170 157 Washington 19 9 .487 10 Cottage 16 06 2. Totals 4268 239105. _ defense for the 4-1 Roms. H»rald photo by Pinto Binghamton » 19 4 44 161 199 Power ploy conversions—Chlcooo New York 13 24 .351 15 PhllodalpMa » 9 9^19 1. Larrv Bird, Boston, 411,91; 2. Julius as the Eagles beat host Somers Sprlngtlald 19 18 3 41 163 156 50. Minnesota 70. Central IXyblon Ervlng, Phllodalphla, 365,183: 3. Kelly New Jersey n li 17 26—1M Tripucka, Detroit, 95613: 4. Oomlnlaue High, 53-30. St. Cothorlns 17 23 3 36 164 184 Mllwoukee 9 14 .650 — Thrae-polnt goal—Birdsong. Fooled Bennat girla Craig Regina (101), Richard Lee Bolton’s Steve Gates (50) and Brian Rooney (25) give New Hovan 14 34 3 9 154 190 Goalies—Chicago, Bannsrman. Atlonta 9 16 .556 4 out-^one. Total fouls—Philadelphia 21, Wllkens, Atlanta, 29646; 5. Kevin Baltimore 15 34 3 33 145 166 MInnaaota, Baaupra. A—15,953. Datrolt 16 21 .433 8W New Jersey 27. Rebounds— McHale, Boston, 219,59: 6. Roy Hinson, Bennet Junior High lost to the East (108), Jeff Villar (129), Matt Terzo chase along with Coventry’s Rich Reagan (30) during TUsaduy's Raaults Cleveland 16 9 .421 9 Philadelphia 41 (Malone9), New Jersey Cleveland, 175,580. 7. Terry Cummings, Hartford High freshmen, 42-25, In girls (135) and Nick Hardin (148) Rafora -K erry Fraser. Chicago 15 24 .385 Milwaukee, 173,93: 8. Wayman Tisdale, hoop action. Meechle Grant had 6 COC action Tuesday night in Bolton. Patriots took No Gamas Schodulad W/2 42 (Williams 8). Assists—Phllodelohto recorded pins for East, now 1-4. WadBsaday*sBama Indlono 10 27 .270 14Jeff Malone, (EC) wos pinned 2:47; 19- V illa r (EC) Glen Daraskevich coming in third LJK. Lakers 9 6 .89 — Rounetsrsan, Van,9:9; rldoe, Paxton. Fouled out—none. Total Framingham St. 73, No. Adams St. 68 97 , Bob Golden 9 6 . High Ind. single — Jan. 24 at Atlontic City, N.J. — Mika (All Timas 1ST) fouls—Washington 24, Chicago 9 . while Cathy Cross, Jen Tauras and a tri-meet held at Windsor Locks MacLellan, ,NYR, 13:51; Lowry, Von, Tyson vs. Philip Brown, W, haovy- Denver at Boston, 7 :9 p.m. Hortwlck70,Plattsburgh St. 56 Tom O'Connor 226. High Ind. triple 523. HARTFORD — East Catholic 13:51; (Uixe, Von, 13:51; (irasdinar NYR, Rebounds-Washington 45(Roundfleld High overage — Tom O'Connor 140.46. Michelle Adams swept the half Tuesday. A Ithaca 8Z Cortland St.77 walghts. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 :9 p.m. 14), Chlcogo 44 (Green 9). Assists— indoor track team placed third in 14:42. Jon. 9 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Jomes Chicago at Detroit, 7 :9 p.m. Lehman 68, AAanhattanvllle67 mile. These four also combined for In notching their first win, the Third parlod—3, McEwen 2 (Sund- Portland at Indiana, 7 :9 p.m. Washington 9 (Williams 5), Chicago Norwlch81, St. Joesph's(Vt.) 75 Monday’s four-way meet at Brood v s Rodney Frailer, 10, heavy- 33 (Macy 8). Technicals — Chlcogo, Elka victory in the 4 X 4 lap relay. Eagles’ record now stands at 1-4. strom, Graschnar), 14:21. Penalty— watghts. New York at Dallas, 8 :9 p.m. Pittsburgh 71, Providence 70 Weaver High against host Weaver. Tomballlnl, Von, 1:16. Illegal defense,Oldham2(elected),Bol2 S.E.AAoss.97,SalemSt.93(OT) East faces Xavier High Friday Jon. 9 at Lancostar, Pa. — Mark Houston at San Antonio, 8 :9 p.m. (elected). A -7 ,2 » . Jerry Ridel 371, Joe DeSimone •--V St. Joseph’s and Windsor Locks. Breland vs Troy Wortham, M, walter- Saottle at LJk. Olppers, 10:9 p.m. Salve ReglnaS3, Wentworth67 19-39, Joe Tworonlte 150-360, Joe night at Woodrow Wilson Junior Shots on goal—Naw York 11-11-9—31. The Eagles collected 37 points, walghts; Tyrall Biggs v s Jamas Tlllls, 6, Utah at (Milden State, 10:9 p.m. Jazz10S,Rockats102 Siena 63, NewHampshlre61 Oworak 150-39, Ralph Dover 143385, High in Middletown at 7 p.m. Vancouver 12-124—9 . haowwalehts. St. Lawrence 73, Clorkson 55 Fran Chortler 133362, Bruce Fish seven behind runner-up St. Jo­ Boys Swimming Power-plav conversions—NY Rangers Jon. 30 at Naw York — David Braxton Hawka 115, KInga 104 Trenton Stote80, Rutgers-Camden 61 143366, Dave Lachopelle 14391, Jack Hertid photo by Pinto seph’s. Weaver won in a landslide Shaun Gately and Steve Grabski 6-0. Vancouver 40. vs. Mark AAsdal, 12, NABF super Westfield St. 71, Bridgewater St. 62 Talley 19-93, Travis Cook Jr. 19-133 picked up key points for the Goalies-NY Rongars, Vonblas- UTAH (105) Wllllams60, Trinity 58 with 119 points, while Windsor waltsrwsloht title; Angel "El Bravo" Bailey 313 46 16, AAalone 319 1316 9 , 97, B ill Preston 358, Trovis Cook Sr. MHS wins Eagles. Also performing well were brouck. Vancouver, Brodeur. A-N36S. Crui vs. Jamas "Buddy" McGIrt, 10, SACRAMENTO (104) South 364, Al Atkins 356, Tony FIcoro 173393. Bolton High’s Mike Yavinsky (45) (23) keep an eye on the Bulldog Locks garnered just four. Eaton 45 1-1 9, Honsen 3-9 1-2 7, Brian Crombie and Karl lunlor waltsrwalaht. Olberding 1-3 2-3 4, Tyler 9-17 9 - 9 , Stockton26304, Haves36060, Green 311 Berea68,Transylvonla67 latches onto the basketball as a pair of performer. East’s Paul Ray won the 3200 Manchester High downed Bristol N Referee—Bob Myers. Fab. 2 at Lake Charles, La. — Cumberland80, Alice Llovd55 Thompson 4-13 86 16, Theus 5-17 76 17, 37 15, Scurry 32 30 0, Wilkins 49 06 8, meters, while teammate Steve Eastern in boys swimming, 87-77, Reischerl. A6aldrlck Taylor vs. Robin Blake, 10, Woodson 7-14 2316, Drew 36067, Klelne Roberts 1-12-24, Monnion 356613. Totals Erskine 102, Voorhees 86 AARP Coventry players, including Jack Ayer ll^twaliihts. 0-1060, Johnson 7-120614, Kelley 33064, Llbei^89, Mlserlcordla64 3377 3268 105. N.C.Weslevan75, Chris. Newport 57 Harriett Giordano 178, Gay Mes­ Fab. 7 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Stave Thorpe26266, Bratx06060.Totals40-n HOUSTON (102) senger 191-487, VI Pulford 21394, Crui vs Rocky G arcia, 10, faothar- 2326104. Norfolk State81, Hampton 73 Flyara3,0ivlltZ McCray 37 66 18, Sampson 311 06 4, North Carol Ina 71, Maryland 67 Jeannette Plerro 196470, Cathy Rln- watghts; Ernia Londaros vs. Victor Olaluwon 319 7-10 9 , Lloyd 1 3 9 33 9 , grose 456, Anne SInIscalchl 455, Emma Acosta, W, Ikihtwelehts. * Wmc7nsV23*ilO 25, Willis 7-12 1-2 15, Nova107,PalmBeachAtlantlc59 Lucas 3170612, Petersen 32060, Reld49 Pensacola Chrstn 9 , Worner Southern Nvaulst 450, Bert Gloss 457, Richard NJ OavNs 0 2 t - 2 Feb. 9 ot Reno, Nav. — Alexis Arguallo Rollins 16 32 4, Rivers 46 4-7 12, 1-2 9, Leovell 1-1 32 4, Wiggins 26 36 4, Colbert 203510, Norm Lasher 203574, Kentucky St. Joseph’s whips Eagles 68 PbNodsIphU 0 1 2 -3 vs. Bill Costello, 10, lunlor walterwalehtt. Whittman 10-171-221,Lavlnoston660-212, Walters 30 36 0. Totals 439 139 19. Ted GadarowskI 22359, Tony Lum- Fab. 13 at Toogu, Japan — c-JIro Johnson 560616, Koncak 1-2062, Wsbb Phleffer86,Gullford79 First parlod—No scorlna. Panoltlat— Utah 9 9 1 9 9 —105 Salisbury 95, Virginia Wesleyan 80 bruno 59, Hardy Thompson 59, Karr, Phi, 4:10; Donoyko, NJ, 4:10; Wotonoba v s Yun Suk Hwon, 12, WBC 3-5064, Carr33064. Totals4668239115. Houston 9 a 11»—1M Howard Miller 59, Claude LeBlane Higgins, NJ, 7:00; Tocchat, Phi, malor lunlor bantamweight tma. Three point goal—AAannIon. Fouled Trevecca82, Bethel 68 Continued from page 9 rebounds while Clisham chipped in and Mike Sipples 8 apiece for the Fab. 15 ot OubiTn, Ireland — c-Borrv Tusculum 101, Warren Wilson 65 502. says no (fighting), 13:9; Stewart, NJ, malor Socramanta 917 249—104 out—Sampson, Olaluwon. Total 3-3 young Eagles. McGulgan vs Fernando Soso, 15, WBA \7lrglnla81,Pennsylvania 52 15 points, a dozen in the second (fighting), 13:9; Ro. Sutter, Phi, 13:9; Atlanta 99 913-115 fouls—Utah 20, Houston 29. die earlier. And half of St, Joseph’s ST. JOSEPH'S (79) — Al Tolomeo 7 Ludvlg, NJ, 15:17; Crovsn, Phi, 15:17; faothorwNght tnia. Three point goals—Draw. Fouled out— Rebounds—Utah 46 (Malone 14), Washlnoton3Lee67,Marvvllle62 talented inside game, Saddler, was half, and 11 caroms. East’s point Fab. 16 at Reno, Nev. — c-LlvInestone none. Total fouls-Sacram ento 28, Midwest Taa-Totalara 3-315, Darrvl Wilson 41-19, Chris Watts Marsh, Phi, 15:55; Wolonln, NJ, M ;»; Houston 41 (Olaluwon 16). Assists—Utah missing. He bumped his head on total was its second highest of the 9 1-3 19, Tom Montelll 3 31 6, Mark Oonayko, NJ, malor (flghtlne), 19:12; Bramble vs Tyrone Crawley, 15, WBA Atlanta 9 . Rebounds—Sacramento 40 9 (Green 10), Houston 9 (Lloyd 10). Allegheny 73, Oberlln65 to Horford Augustano68,Mllllkln61 Gall Hartiog 18349, Mary Ann season. The most came in a 5947 Saddler 5 2-3 12, Johnnie Jones 3 06 6, Brown, Phi, malor (flghtlne), 19:12. llghtwaleht title. (Thompson15), Atlonta 55 (Wilkins 15). Technicals—Petersen 2(alected), Olo- ZawlllnskI 484, Susie Hayes 183451, the solid brick wall going for a Fab. 16 at Tray, N.Y. — Cart "T ruth" Assists—Sacramento 9 (Theus 6), Blackburn 85, Parks 40 win over South. Corev Wilson 22-26, Mike Shannon006 Second parlod—1, Phllodalphla, Howe luwon, Lucas, Utah (Illegal defense), Cose Western Reserve65, Kenyon 54 Doreen Cote 193504, Phyllis Hutchins loose ball with seconds left in the 0, Dorn DIJHulla 2064. Totals 99-1379. 15(Propp,Poulln),sh,l:9.2Naw Jersey, Williams vs. Mika Tyson. A tlonto 26 (Rivers 10). Technical— Houston (Illegal defense). A—16,016. 500, Bertha Toutain 179-527, Elvina East is back in action Friday Fab. 12 at undatarmlnod site — Marvis Sacrqmento (Illegal defense). Cedorvllle93, Malone91 LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - Tito third period and didn’t play the EAST CATHOLIC (S6) — Kevin Vallsctiak 1 (Bridaman, Johnson), 14:06. ChlcogoSt 115, U.S. International 100 Balch 178477, Lynne Wells 453, Betty night at home against Northwest Madden 0 31 0, Matt Perno 10 35 23, 3,NawJarsey,Gogna10(Adams,Ludvle), Froilar vs. Jamas "Bonecrusher" Smith, Horford once again is a man final eight minutes. The other half 10, haavywelahts. Big Eaat atandinga Huntington 87, Goshen 62 Molorca 217-518, Harriet Haslett 462, Kevin Riggs 1 34 5, J.R. Clisham 7 1-2 pp, 15:51. Panamas—Rlchtar, Phi, 0 :9 ; Blazara120,Cavallera10B Dot Hills 471, Donna Page 460, Shirley without a university after his of the Cadets inside game, 6-4 Catholic at 7:30 p.m. 15, Mike Seegar 1062, Paul GuardInoO Lorlmar, NJ, 3:54; Lorlmar, NJ, 7:23; AAorch 2 at Los Vegas, Nev. BIO Bast Cenfaranca O'Qll III Benedlctlne90,OllvetNazareneB8 —Cornelius Bota-Edwards vs. Ter­ Illinois Weslevan71,NoCentral62 Eldrldge 19 t193512, Jean Cullen 183 overture to attend Kentucky was senior Al Tolomeo, netted 15 East took the junior varsity 06 0, Damian Canny 1 7-9 9, Mike Varbaak, NJ, 7 :9 ; Russell, NJ, molor PtMTlAND (19) w L W L 474, Barbara Seifert 173203540, Marge Sipples 1 31 2, Dave Price 0 06 0, Joe rance AIM, 10, llghtwelehts. Syracuse 4 0 13 0 Jud$on96,TrlnltyChrS6 rejected Tuesday by Wildcat coach game, 65-50. Rob Stanford and (flghtlna)-mlsconduct,7;9; Rlchtar,Phl, Vandaweahe11-)96 6 9 , Thompson O il Missouri 55, DklahomaState51 Bralnard 465, Rita Kelsey 193, Marcella points. Tomkunas 0 30 0, Andy Klopter 0 06 0, malor (tlghtlng)-mlsconduct, 7:23; 10-109,C.Jonas04060,Drexlar3148624, St. John's 3 1 15 2 Rivers 471, Terry Priskwaldo 19349, Ekidie Sutton. 'Pem o finished with a career- Andy Klopfer had 10 point apiece Rob Stontord 0 06 0, Brian Kennedy 0 Tocchat, Phl,doublem lnor,7:9; Carson, A6ardi4at London—(ierrlaCoaliaavs. Vlllanova 3 1 11 7 North Park 70, Elmhurst 64 Frank Bruno, 12, heovywelehts. Colter4-102610, Porter4-10068, Johnson Prlndpla95, Lincoln Christian 59 Lou Toutain 473, Lee Bean 19359, Billy Kentucky, already under inves­ high 23 points along with 10 and Dave Price. Joe Tomkunas 06 0. Totals 21 14-22 56. Phi, 7 :9 ; Sulllmon, NJ, 9 :9 ; Ksrr, Phi, 36 46 14, Kersav 37 46 14.Totals4363 Pittsburgh 3 2 11 4 Whiting 18149, Carol Lewie 22359, W;3S:Propp,Phl,15:9;Howa,Phl,17:10; M ordi 0 at undotermlnad site — Boston College 2 2 10 4 Rose-Hulman 76, Earlham 75 tigation by the NCAA for alleged c-Cor los Santos vs. Oavay Moore, IS, IBF 346219. St.Frands94, Bethel 73 Paula Hannon 179-481, Barbara Elchler Ludvlg,NJ,doubls minor, 10:24. C LEVELA N D (188) Georgetown 2 2 11 3 176, Debbie Clark 19-486, Lorna Salva­ rule violations, apparently consi­ Third period^, Phllodalphla, Karr 9 lunlor mlddlawalght tma. Connecticut 1 3 9 4 Tiffin 84,OhloDomlnlcan 62 E.Jonas 36 35 9, Hinson 1318 36 9 , Trl-State80, Ind. Tech 55 tore 462, Claudette Martens 191474, dered the 7-foot star too hot a (Howe, Slnlsalo),pp, 1:15. 5, Philadel­ Turpin 46068, Baglev0131-213, Fraa319 Saton Hall 0 3 9 7 Stephanie Anderson 183450, Jessie College basketball roundup phia. Ekiund 9 (Slnlsolo, Crossmon), pp, Providence 0 4 8 7 Urbana84, RIoGrandeSI property for lU program, despite 66 9, MInnIafleld 37 35 ILPoqualte Wabash Valley 73, Vincennes 70 Williams 471, Martle Barilla 173503, 15:12. Panamas—(.awls, NJ,0:31; Da- 26 32 6, Shelton 35 36 7,BrewarO206 Liz Bralnard 9 , Betty Rogers 203214- Sutton's admission that he needs to nayko,NJ,13:19;Smlth,Phl,15:51. ^ Tuasdoy's Rasult Walsh 63, Mount Vernon Nazarime52 0, Laa 311 26 6. Totols 4364 2462108. Wheaton 66, Carthage63 566, Eleanor Wilson 477, Nancy Smith recruit “ a big man” for his Shots on iKial—Naw Jersey 913-7-9. Transactions Pittsburgh 71, Providence 70 19-482. Phlladalphla11-lA13-9. Tadov's Gamas Southwest Southeastern Conference squad. Parttand 99916—19 AblleneChrls. 79, Midwestern St. 62 Powar-play conyorslons—Now Jorsey Cfavaland 9 9 9 9—N8 Syrocusa at Gaorgatown A source close to the Kentucky Maryland falters at finish B-1.Phlladalphla7-2. St. John's at Saton Hall Bort'vllle Wes.65, Bapt. Blble64 Fouled out-C. Jones, Hinson. Totol S.F. Austln69,Southwestern (Texas) 57 program said Sutton nixed Horford (Mwllas- NawJarsay.BIIIIngton.Phllo- fo u ls — P o rtlo n d 30, C le v e la n d 31. Thursday's Gama dalphla, Froase. A—17,211. Pittsburgh — Nomad Ed Ott as minor Providanca at Boston College West because he did not want to bring Rabounds—Portland 55 (Thompson 10), Blola78,Cal.Lutheron63 State 55-51, and Chicago State Raforoa—Don Kohorskl. Isooua cotthlno and outtlald Instructor; Clavaland 53 (Hinson 10). Assists— Saturday’s Gamas Calendar further controversy to the school. Bv Mike Well one point decision to Georgia Tech nomsd M ilt May as on Instructor and St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 8 Cal. Bapt 1st n , Fresno Paclflc73 downed U.S. International 115-100, Portland 9 (Draxler 6), Cleveland 9 Col. St. LA 103, Grand Canyon 71 The NCAA and the university are United Press Internotlonol on Saturday. spaclal assignmant scout; nomad (BaglevID.A—6610. p.m. FICMn4.Cipllils3 Stave Damatsr minor laoeue tiald Georgetown at Seton Hall Chico St.64,Callf.-Dovls52 investigating allegations that Ken­ “ I don’t know if we were getting At Pittsburgh, Darryl Shepherd coordinator; nomad Jock la Brown pitch­ Pittsburgh at Vlllanova Denver 60, Northern Colorado 57 TODAY tucky players accepted cash pay­ The Maryland Terrapins Tues­ nervous or what,” Maryland for­ hit a 10-foot jump shot with 11 ing cooch for the taam's Hawaii Islander Lakera143,Buna122 Syracuse at Loulsvllla Hawall-Hllo76,Concordla73 Girls Baskatboll seconds remaining to lift the 112 — 4 Hayward St83, Stanislaus St 77 ments from boosters. Tbe Lexing­ day night learned the difference ward Derrick Lewis said. 0 2 1 — 3 form club. Ohio State at Boston College (Boston Northwest Catholic at Eost Catholic, San (Xsgo — Nomad bullpen coach PHOENIX (IB ) Garden) Pt. Loma61,Callf.-SanDlego52 7 p.m. ton Herald-Leader also alleged between confidence and over- Freshman Jeff Lebo s<»red 18 Panthers. Providence’s Matt Pa- nrst Parlod—1, Calgary, Loob San Frondsco St. 77, Sonoma St58 11 (Reinhart, «6oclnnas), up, 7:10. Horry Dunlop special Instructor In the Adams 312 3218, Nance 1 3 9 1311 9 , lea Hachav players improperly sold their confidence. points off the bench — mostly from lazzi sank a 13foot shot from the Panamas—Popllnskl, Cgy, 0:11; Stev­ form system. Edwards 1314309,Humphrlas38366, WastmontS4, Azusa Paclflc73 Conard vs. Manchester (at Bolton long range — and senior Brad baseline that was a fraction of a Western Stote97, AAesa Col Iege96 Ice Palace), 8 :9 p.m. season tickets and accepted exces­ After leading undefeated and ens, Was, 6 :9 ; Loob, Cgy, 11:9 ; Sutar, Boskolball Thompson 312 30 10, Davis 7-15 1-1 15, Big Eaat roault Daugherty added 15 to spark North second after the final buzzer. C g y , 14:9 ; Froncoschattl, Was, IS: 19. aevoland — Plocad canter Mark West Pittman 2-4 1-2 5, Robey 2-4 30 4, East Catholic at Darien, 8 p.m. sive payments for speaking top-ranked North Carolina most of on the Inlured reserve. Sanders 4-6 30 8, Pinckney 16 1-1 3, Wrestling engagements. the way and going ahead 65-61 with Carolina, 176 and 30. Lebo, who Charles Smith led Pittsburgh, I M Second Parlod—Z Coloary, Reinhart 3 Philadelphia — Sl^od forwcrd Bob Glouchkov 1-21-13. Totals53100131819. PIttaburgh 71, Providanca 70 Manchester at Naw Britoln, 6 p.m. made 9 of his 10 shots, and Steve and 32 in the Big East, with 24 McAdoo to cm offer shoat. Cheney Tech/Brantord at East Sutton talked with Horford's five minutes left, the Terrapins (unosslstad), pp, 1:15. 3, Wortilnaton, Hale hit critical jumpers down the points. The Friars, 8-7 and 04, Andsrsson 5 (Coraontar, H ow orm , PP, Portland — Traded Dornoll Valen­ LA LAKERS (141) Hampton, 4 p.m. attorney. Pat Ellis, Monday night scored only two more points and tina to the Los Angeles CIIOPars(ora1996 Rambis 16 30 2, Worthy 313 7-7 PROVIDENCE (78) Tennis stretch to key North Carolina’s were led by Bill Donovan with 24 10:46. 4, Washington, Haworth 9 23, KIpfer 582612, Roth 362610, S. Wright about Horford enrolling at lost 71-67. (Gartner, Adams), pp, 12:02. Penalties— first-round draft choice and o second Abdul-Jobbor 314 3519, Johnson 313 34 THURSDAY rally. points. round pick In either 199 or 199. 21,Scott31S2-29,Coopar 562-213, Lucas 37 36 9, Donovan 314 31 18,Starks34 Girls Basketball Kentucky. "There was still a lot of time Jansen, (served by Franoasdiattl), Was, 322, Lawls340-00, Brown 1-32-24, Dudo 30 The Tar Heels play third-ranked 0:35; Duchasna, Was, 0:56; Konroyd, Detroit (CBA) — Added Tom Sewell 58 5-6 15, Kupchak 35 34 9, Green 35 Coventry at Prince Tech, 3:45 "M y staff and I made the left,” North Carolina guard Kenny and Stave Rombodt to thair roster. 30 6, MclSee 39 33 IS. Totals 57-94 2363 00 0, PalazzI 310 30 8, D. Wright 35 347. Duke Saturday at Chapel Hill, N.C. Cgy, 3:34; D'Amour (served by Totals9-62131970. I9804MM Masters Teuraomant decision to call Mr. Ellis back and UPI pholo Smith said. "It seemed like they At Charlottesville, Va., Olden MacDonald), Cgy, 6:46; CaHoM 143. At Naw Yarn, Jan. 14 FRIDAY Lahnwn — Namoci Berry Pochman Phoanix 9 9 9 a —1B PITTSBURGH (71) Bays Basketball recommend that Tito enroll in were celebrating a little early on Elsewhere Tuesday night, Pitts­ Polynice scored 20 points and 6:46; Franceschaltl, Was,7;l6;Cavalllnl, Gore 315 35 9 , Smith 311 39 24, (leads ki Poranthasaa) Providence’s Bill Donovan (34) has ball knocked away Col, 10:9; Quinn, Col, 11:35; Bar«an, man'sbaskatboll osalstcxit coach. LA Lohars M 9 B 4 1 —M l First Round Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 another institution to further his the court.” ' burgh edged Providence 71-70, grabbed 11 rebounds and Mel AAorshall — Named Charlie Donnor os Thrae-polnt goal-Cooper. Fouled Armstrong 16 32 2, David 33 30 0, Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, Col, 12:41; Konroyd, Col, W:02; Alkan 311 30 12, Lane 14 1-2 3, Mats Wllandar (3), Sweden, def. Scott educational and basketball ca­ from him by Pittsburgh's Joey David in Big East action The Terrapins, 135 and 0-3 in the Virginia routed Pennsylvania 81- Kennedy added 18 points to pace Lamelln, (sarvod by Otto), Cgy. 10:02; dafonslval Inamon cooch and Som Shoffar out—None. Total fouls—Phoenix 24, LA Davis (14), Bardmoor, Fla., 33, 64; 7 :9 (» oufsida llnebockars coach. Lakers 21. Rebounds—Phoenix 37 Shapherd 37 32 10, Cooper 30 30 0. Johon Kriek (12), Naples, Fla., def. Chaney Tech at Bolton, 7:45 reer,” Sutton said. Tuesday In Pittsburgh. Panthers won a nail-biter, 71-70. Atlantic Coast Conference, lost a 52. Missouri defeated Oklahoma the Cavaliers. Laughlln, Was, 10:02;_ Stevens, Totals 9-54 1524 71. Was, m alor (albowkig),9:00. (Adams 8), LA Lakers 9 (Johnson 9). Stefan Edberg (5), Sweden, 32, 36, 32; Vlnol Tech at Coventry, 7:45 While all tbe allegations against Naw Oflaans — Aimounoad Jim Finks Assists—Phoenix 37 (Thompson 8), LA Holftlma—Pitt 34, Providanca ». Boris Becker (6), West Germany, daf. Girls Boshatboll bacomaa pert owner, ganaral manager Lakers 37 (Johnson 19). T e c h n ic a l- Fouled out—none. Total fouls— Paul Annacone (11), Brldoohamp- Rockville at Manchestor, 7:45 Kentucky involve tbe period before Third Parlod-5, Calganr. K »«vd 6 Providanca 18, Pitt 17. Rebounds— (Wilson, Cavaumi), PP, 2:9 . A Cotoory, and prasMant. Lucas. A—14615. ton, N.Y., 36, 33, 32; Andras Bays Swimming Sutton took over last year for Hackay ProwUsnea 9 (Roth 9), Pitt 9 (Smith Gomaz, Ecuador, def. Henri L3 Manchester at East Hartford, 3 :9 Quinn 14 (Mocinnis, MacDonald), pp, 9). Assists—Providenoe 11 (Donovan, retiring (x>ach Joe B. Hall, Sutton Groton School board sues ECC for admission to league 9 : 9 7, Woshhigton, Pottarsson 9 Buffalo — Racollad rookie gool- conta (13),France,76(7-1),31. East Catholic at Xavlar, 7 p.m. tandar Doran Puppa and sent goalie Starks 4), pm 15 (David 6). has issued strict edicts to his (Christian Stovans), pp, 17:33. to the seven-member league, "nar­ Under conference rules, confer­ their smaller schools at a competi­ Ponoltlas-Olta, Cgy, malor (fightliw), Joequos Cloutier to Rochestar of the SATURDAY players on issues involving the GROTON (AP) — Groton’s longer be tolerated," foriiierbuai d 0 :9 ; Adorns, W o s T l:*; Stevens, W « , AHL; announced canter Adam Radio, TV Rac baakalball 8150408 Woman'sPraTaumamant Man's Boskatball allegations. Board of Education has decided to member Richard P. Gudis said row minded.” ence leaders cannot vote again on tive disadvantage. 9:17; Haworth, Was, 13d)9; Konroyd, Cratgliton will undergo surgery to At weroastar. Moss. Jon. H Norwalk at MCC, 8 p.m. When the conference members the two schools’ applications until Groton school officials have ramova bonachips In hlshondondbaoutof (loads In Poranthasaa) Girls Baskatball Horford. a native of the Domini­ file a lawsuit against the Eastern prior to Monday’s action. MIdgata met Oct. 15, Fitch and NFA won this spring. countered with arguments that ^'SNits' on goal—CMgary 136-10— action fromlourtosix 1 TONIGHT First Round St. Mary's at East Catholic, noon can Republican who played for Connecticut Conference, because 9 . WasMngton 11-15-12—9 . 7:10 Whalars vs. Oilers, WTIC radio. Lakart 9 (A.J. Ansalmo 10, Stacey Halan KalesI, Canada, def. Larissa lea Hachav Marian Christian High School in the league has refused to accept Gudis also tabled administrators support from a majority of the their students have to travel long Detroit — Recalled left whig Basil 7:30 Celtics vs. Nuggats, Rouleau 6, Jay Carangelo and Jason Savchenko, Soviet Union, 33,33: Susan Monchestar vs. Rockville (at Bolton member schools, but were denied In continuing to deny admission distances to play schools of similar McRoa, left wing Gian AAarfcosky and SportsChannal Romeo played wall), Knicks (B arry Moscorln, Boca Raton, Fla. daf. Poscala Ice Palaca), 7:45 p.m. Houston, originally enrolled at ntch Senior High School as a for the school systems in Montville Powar-play convorslona—Calgary 9- 29 admission based on league rules to Fitch and NFA, the principals of size. They also have noted that 4. WoshbigtonlO-S. dafonsamon Jim Laavkis from thair 8:00 Collage basketball: UofH vs. Rasmus 12, Mott Latcoa 8, Jim Zllora Paradis, France, 7-5,64; Tarry Phelps, Wrostllng Houston, but was declared ineligi­ member. and Stonington. the two holdouts in Goalies—Calgary, D'Amour, La- Adirondack form club of the American Boston University, WKHT played wall). Lorchmont, N.Y., dot. AAorcella Masker, RHAM at Manchester, noon ble because the Cougars violated recent votes to deny Fitch and that say two negative votes can kill Montville and Stonington have said Fitch teams already play E (X malln. Washington, Jansen. A—WJ02. Hockey League; racollad canter 8:00 Collage basketball: Syracuse vs. Howfcs 31 (Nell A llb rio 10, Andy Solo Natharlands, 76 (86), 32; Melissa East Cothollc/WIndham at Bristol "Inaction by this board can no an application. the larger schools would place members in several sports. Shiiwn Burr from Kitchener of fha Oaergatewn, USA Cable 6), Bullets 18 (Todd Williams and John Gumay, Palos Vardas, Calif.,def. Dabbla Central, noon NCAA recruiting rules. Norwich Free Academy admission Hsfaraa Atxfy Von Hallamond. Ontario Hockey Ldogua. 8:30 Knicks vs. Movaricks, Channel 9 Alhbars ployed wall). Spence, Cerritos, Calif., 32,30. Chaney Tech at Holy Cross, noon ■ \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 15, 1986 — H_

K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jafi. 15,. Drug test NHL roundup rocus/ Food plan added Nordique streak ends by NCAA Nutritious can mean delicious Bv M Ik t Rabun with loss to Winnipeg United Press Internatlonol Pam Horvath’s veal stew is a winter treat NEW ORLEANS - The NCAA Flyers this mason. entered the drug testing business By Ken Rappoport Tuesday in a giant first step The Asiocloted Press Stars 3, Hawks 3 .Bv Margaret Hayden Here are some of her recipes to le g g d e s i^ ^ to deter the use of drugs N Brian Bellows scored a fluke goal with 3:54 left In flerald Reporter make a healthy food plan 1 and one-third cups milk by high school and college athletes. ’The Winnipeg Jets gave the Quebec Nordiques a regulation as Minnesota rallied for a tie with Chicago. enjoyable. Vi cup vegetable oil Although several colleges and taste of their own medicine. Bellows took a shot from the blue line that Hawks Popeye knows spinach is good Preheat oven to 400 degrees. universities have instituted their "They played Adams Division-style hockey,” said goalie Murray Bannerman easily gloved. Bannerman for you. So do many health Veal stew with spinach Grease twelve 2>A-inch muffin-pan own drug testing programs in put the puck in play, but it hopped over his stick and cups. In medium bowl combine dry Nordiques defhnseman Robert Picard after Quebec professionals, including Pamela IW pounds lean veal stew meat, recent years, the NCAA had dropp^ a 5-4 National Hockey League decision to the Bellows, charging the net, swatted at the p u «. It ingredients and mix well. In small Horvath of Manchester, an in­ cut into l-inch cubes declined to institute a plan until popped upin the air and hit Chicago defenseman Keith bowl beat egg. Stir in milk and oil. struggling Jets ’Tuesday night. ‘"They played a really structor and dietitian at St. Joseph 3 tablespoons vegetable oil Tuesday's near unanimous adop­ Add to dry ingredients all at once. good, tight, forechecking game, and they took Brown in the shoulder and went into the net. College in West Hartford. Freshly ground black pepper tion of a test proposal at the The Hawks, who entered the third period with a 2-1 Stir vigorously until batter is advantage of what we gave them." Last week Horvath made veal 1 large onion, chopped organization’s 80th annual smooth and just starts to thicken, ’The loss to the Smythe Division tailenders snapped lead, extended their advantage to 3-1 at 4:21 o* stew to serve with steamed spin­ 3 medium carrots, sliced W inch convention. a seven-game winning streak for the Nordiques, who period on a goal by A1 Secord. But with 7:33 left in ach. ’The bright green leaves about >A minute. Spoon into pre­ thick The plan adopted will allow for are the Adanns Division leaders. It was the third time regulation, Dennis Maruk skated the length of the ice contrasted with the orange circles pared cups, filing each about three >/4 cup water quarters full. Bake 20 to 25 drug testing at ail NCAA- this season that the Nordiques ha ve failed to extend an and blasted a 20-foot slapshot past Bannerman to of carrots in the veal broth. The 1 teaspoon crushed fennel seed ■ sponsored championship events minutes, until golden. Im m e­ undefeated string to eight games. draw the North Stars close. fragrance of fennel blended with 3 small green onions, chopped and football bowl games, ff any diately remove from pan to wire "W e played terribly defensively,” said Quebec Bannerman excelled most of the game, making 38 the hot onions and veal aroma in 1 pound fresh spinach, washed athlete tests positive before a rack. Serve warm. • Coach Michel Bergeron. " I think a few of the players saves, but was denied in his bid for his 100th career her kitchen at 50 Deer Run Trail. Brown the meat in oil in a heavy post-season competition that ath­ Makes 1 dozen, about 155 calo­ expected an easy game and they weren’t ready.” victory. The lack of salt was not missed in kettle. Season meat with pepper. lete will be banned from taking ries each. In other NHL action, Philadelphia edged New the recipe she adapted from the Stir in onion and saute until limp, part. There was no provision in the Flames 4, Capitals 3 Jersey 3-2; Minnesota and Chicago skated to a 3-3 tie; American Heart Association. The but not brown. Add water, carrots, Oatmeal muffins proposal for post-game testing. Calgary nipped Washington 3-2 and the New York Steve Konroyd and Dan Quinn scored third-period association recommends reducing goals to lead Calgary over Washington and a swedp of onion and fennel seed to the pot. 1 cup regular oats, uncooked The NCAA conducts 76 post­ Rangers trimmed the Vancouver Canucks 2-1. salt, sugar and cholesterol in the Cover and simmer stew over low season competitions in its three Dale Hawerchuk scored two consecutive third- the three-game season series between the teams. American diet. V4 cup skim milk Calgary had lost nine straight road games and 11 of 12 heat for about 1 hour or until meat I'A cups all-purpose flour 9 ■ divisions. period goals to break a tie and send the Jets over the Horvath has mastered the art of is tender. Add more water if ■m. "This is overwhelming,” said Nordiques. Laurie Boschman tallied what proved to overall before its visit to the Capital Centre. preparing healthy food, which also t teaspoons baking powder All of the goals were scored on the power play, as necessary during cooking. >A teaspoon salt University of Connecticut athletic be the winning goal when he took a pass from Thomas is delicious and attractive. Her Cook spinach separately for UPl photo referee Andy Van Hellemond handed out 23 penalties, le g g „ director John Toner, past presi­ Steen in front of the net and beat goalie Clint stew is not thickened with flour, about 5 minutes. Season to taste. dent of the NCAA and chairman of which resulted in 19 power plays. ■A cup firmly packed dark brown Malarchuk at 12:52. and she does not serve it with rice, Arrange the stew in the center of a New York Mets' righthander Dwight Gooden was named Two of Washington's goals were scored against sugar a special task force on drug Losing 5-2, the .Nordiques made things interesting noodles or potatoes. She often heated shallow casserole dish, Flames starting goaltender Marc D’Amour, who left ■A cup salad oil testing. AP Male Athlete of the Year for 1985. when they scored within 19 seconds after the midway serves it with corn muffins. surround with a border of spinach with an upset stomach at 14:30 of the second period Preheat oven to 400 degrees. "In the past we have been so point in the final period. However, tough play by Dan “My husband (Leonard Hor­ and garnish with lemon wedges. after stopping 22 shots. Rejean Lemelin replaced him Grease twelve 2>A inch muffin-pan ignorant with our heads in the sand Bouchard in the Winnipeg nets prevented the vath) thinks this is the biggest Yield: 6 servings, approxi­ that we have been almost encou­ Nordiques from scoring again. in net for Calgary and stopped 13 of the 14 shots he treat,” she said as she spooned the cups. In small bowl combine oats mately 320 calories a serving. and milk: stir. In medium bowl raging the use of performance- Flyara 3, Devils 2 faced. hot stew into a ring of spinach. She 5 enchancing drugs. Gooden is named Rangers 2, Canucks 1 added that she does not tell him combine flour; baking powder and 5 “ It took a lot of things to get this Philadelphia came from behind in the third period how healthy her recipes are. She ‘Cream’ of broccoli soup salt; mix well. In mixer bowl beat on Tim Kerr’s 200th career goal and a power-play Defenseman Mike McEwen's second goal of the egg. Add brown sugar and oil; beat passed. I think people now realize and the local attorney have been 1 bunch fresh broccoli we can successfully defend it (the score by Pelle Ekiund to defeat New Jersey. game at 14:21 of the third period lifted the Rangers until well blended. Stir in oats and married since August. She is >/4 cup margarine drug testing program) in court. top athlete of ’85 The Devils led 2-1 at 1:15 of the final period, when over Vancouver. pleased he enjoys the specialties milk; add to dry ingredients all at 1 large onion, chopped " I think the Tulane point shaving Kerr’s second try at a rebound sent the puck into the McEwen scored his first goal of the season at 2:27 of once, stirring until just moistened. she cooks, such as stews and soups. 1 cup chopped celery and drugs case had an affect on the upper right corner of the net. ’The goal was the 38th the second period to give the Rangers a 1-1 tie. The “ It only takes a few minutes to Spoon into prepared cups, filling when it was given to Willie Stargell 1 garlic clove, crushed voters. By John Nelson this season for Kerr. New York defenseman, acquired last month from the prepare,” she said. Time, econ­ about three quarters full. Bake 20 of the Pittsburgh Pirates. ‘A cup unsifted, enriched all­ " I think what happened at The Associated Press Ekiund’s winning shot came 14 minutes later. He Detroit Red Wings for Steve Richmond, scored when omy and ease of preparation are to 25 minutes, until golden. Imme­ “ It’s different from the Cy purpose flour Vanderbilt last year (the revela­ took a pass at the left of the goal, spun around and slid his rebound was deflected into the net off the skate of considered in the meals she plans diately remove from pan to wire Young because it includes all 4 cups skim milk tion that Commodore football NEW YORK — Dwight Gooden the puck through goalie Craig Billington’s pads. Vancouver defenseman Garth Butcher. and recommends to patients and rack. Serve warm. players from different sports in 4 cups defatted chicken stock players were being provided ste­ of the New York Mets, the The Devils had taken a 2-1 advantage when Paul McEwen broke the tie when he drilled a 40-foot shot clients. She uses no prepared Yield: 1 dozen, 155 calories each. every event, and you pick the best ‘A teaspoon crushed thyme roids by a local pharmacist) had youngest player ever to win Gagne picked off a loose puck in the Flyers’ zone and past Vancouver netminder Richard Brodeur after a mixes. one,” said Gooden, who will be ■A teaspoon crushed marjoram an important impact on the con­ baseball’s Cy Young Award, today f i r ^ from 10 feet in a power play at 15:51 of the final slick passout from the end boards by Peter Now on vacation from her presented with the Athlete of the >A teaspoon salt (or to taste) Easy minestrone soup vention and is what spurred the was named The Associated Press period. ’The goal was Gagne's seventh against the Sundstrom. - teaching job, she is making many Year trophy Feb. 21 in his Pepper to taste (NCAA) council to create this Male Athlete of the Year for 1985, stews and soups and freezing them 8 tablespoons olive oil hometown of Tampa, Fla. " I t ’s (A cup finely chopped ripe special committee. capturing the 55-year-old award by to heat for dinner after she comes 2 tablespoons corn oil something I will always cherish." tomato (optional) "And the case of Tony Robinson a substantial margin over Chicago home from work. She is the 1 onion, chopped Gooden was named the National NBA roundup ■A cup sliced toasted almonds (the Tennessee quarterback who Bears running back Walter coordinator of undergraduate pro­ 3 garlic cloves, chopped (optional) was charged with cocaine distribu­ Payton. League’s Cy Young winner last t medium carrots, chopped grams on dietetics at the college. Trim broccoli and cut into tion) was just another piece of (Wooden, a 21-year-old right­ Nov. 13, three days before turning t stalks celery, chopped Horvath previously worked as a ‘A-inch-thick crosswise slices; evidence that convinced the hander who led the major leagues 21, after a season in which he went t potatoes, cubed 24-4 with 268 strikeouts and an patient instructor at Manchester cook in a small amount of boiling membership.” in victories, strikeouts and earned Memorial Hospital. She does some 4 tomatoes, cubed run average last season, received earned run average of 1.53. He put Rockets bumped at home water until just barely tender; 1 zucchini, diced The drug testing program will be TM individual counseling and lectures drain. put in place in August, with the 53 votes in balloting by sports together a string of 14 straight (A pound green beans ■ff-.- to groups. In a large saucepan, melt the A NCAA cross-country champion­ writers and broadcasters nation­ victories from May 30-Aug. 25, and Freshly ground black pepper “ The whole team was thinking and Byron Scott 20 for Los Angeles. She stressed that a good food margarine, add onions, celery, and ship in November being the first wide. A total of 221 votes werecast. he went 31 consecutive innings Bv William R. Barnard 8 cups water about the streak,” Malone said. Larry Nance led all scorers with 30 plan can be preventive medicine. garlic; saute until onions are post-season event affected. Payton was second with 39 votes, from Aug. 31-Sept. 21 without The Associated Press 1 cup white navy beans “ We were the last team to beat points for the Suns, and James Taste and appearance are im­ golden brown. Stir in flour; mix J “ I may have a biased view on followed by stock car driver Bill allowing a run. VA cup whole wheat pasta, J portant but meals must be nutri­ On Aug. 25, he became the Home sweet home finally turned them here and we wanted to do it Edwards added 20. well and cook for 1-2 minutes. this," said NCAA executive direc­ Elliott with 25, Cincinnati Reds tious, she said. A variety of food cooked youngest pitcher in modem history sour for the Houston Rockets. again. Everyone will know it in the Gradually add milk, chicken stock, tor Walter Byers, “ but I believe player-manager Pete Rose with 23 76ert 123, Nets 105 should be offered, she said. Fed­ 1 tablespoon basil and Los Angeles Lakers center to win 20 games, reaching the Winners of their first 20 games at morning and it will feel great.” and herbs; stir over low heat until this to be the most forthright action Philadelphia won for the eighth eral nutrition guidelines place Heat oil in heavy pan. Add onion, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with 20. milestone at 20 years, 9 months, 9 home this season, the Rockets soup thickens slightly and bubbles. of any sports group in this country Bullets 117, Bulls 113 time in nine road games and its variety first, replacing maintain­ garlic, carrots and celery. Saute Last year’s winner of the award, days old, and he posteid the highest succumbed to Utah's rough-house Keep soup at a simmer and add to deal with one of the most burning Leon Wood scored 16 consecutive 13th in 14 games overall as (Charles ing ideal weight in the top spot. the vegetables until the onion is first presented in 1931 to baseball winning percentage in the National tactics and lost to the Jazz 105-102 cooked broccoli, salt, and pepper: Issues in our society. Washington points and Jeff Malone Barkley, Maurice Cheeks, Sedale Weight is listed second. transparent. Add potatoes, toma­ player Pepper Martin, was Carl League (.857) since Preacher Roe Tuesday night. They were the last cook until heated through. Serve “ The United States Olympic eight straight to highlight a 30-15 ’Threatt and Julius Ervlng scored "Over 50 nutrients have been toes, zucchini, broccoli, green Lewis, who won four gold medals went 22-3 (.880) for the Brooklyn team to go unbeaten at home in the hot, sprinkled with chopped to­ Committee has been in the fore­ streak that carried the Bullets to 19 points each against New Jersey. ' Identified,” Horvath said, adding beans, black pepper, and water. in track and field at the 1984 Los Dodgers in 1951. NBA this season. mato and sliced almonds. A front, but they have dealt mostly victory over Chicago in a game that many others are probably Simmer for 30 minutes. Add the A Soft-spoken and seldom given to Utah, which knocked the The 76ers outscored the Nets 16-2 Yield: 6 servings, 180 calories with the international scene. Angeles Olympics. Lewis also won needed. white beans and pasta. Add more hyperbole, Gooden rarely has tried Rockets out of the playoffs last marred by a fight between 7-foot-6 over the final 3:57 of the third each. "A s far as the domestic arena, the award in 1983. Eating a variety of healthy food water, if soup is too thick. to explain his own success. He has Manute Bol and Bulls' 7-footer period to increase a four-point lead the NCAA is taking the leadership Gooden was the first baseball year with another victory in in moderate amounts is the key to left that to others. Jawann Oldham. to 97-79. Barkley, Cheeks and Corn muffins In food processor or blender, Herald photo bv ^into role in a problem that is greater player to win the award since 1979, Houston, got 29 points and 14 good nutrition, she said. She The Bulls led 98-87 with 7:43 left Threatt each scored four points blend basil, add 1 cup of soup from than most of us realize. rebounds from rookie Karl Ma­ recommends fresh fruit, salads, 1 cup all-purpose flour Pamela Horvath arranges veal stew on start the meal. All the recipes are ideal in the game before Wood, acquired during the decisive streak. the pot. Return this mixture to the "This sends a clear meassage to lone. His counterpart at forward, homemade breads and muffins. 1 cup yellow cornmeal for persons who want to limit calories, this week from Philadelphia, and The Nets, who committed 10 of soup, stir and serve. steamed spinach to serve with corn the high school people as well as Ralph Sampson, was 2-for-ll from Red meat should be eaten no more ■A cup sugar Malone got hot. their season-high 36 turnovers in Yield: 2>A quarts, 135 calories muffins. A dish of broccoli soup made sodium, sugar and choiesterol. college students that drugs are the field and fouled out in the fourth than two or three times a week, she 1 tablespoon baking powder Sports in Brief With only a minute to go in the the third quarter, were led by Otis per cup. incompatible with a wholesome quarter with four points. said. " ~ ■A teaspoon salt with skim milk is in the foreground to N “ Sampson gets intimidated by game, Oldham and Bol exchanged Birdsong with 23 points. N body and mind., punches and were ejected from the A banned list of drugs was MCC plays tonight at ECHS contact,” said Malone, who was Blazers 120, Cavaliers 108 involved in one of two punching game. As they left the floor, published by the NCAA as part of Tonight's Manchester Community College men's basketball Oldham again went after Bol and Kiki Vandeweghe scored 28 the legislation — drugs that incidents in the game. "H e doesn't points and backup forward Jerome game, originally scheduled for Concord, N.H., has been switched like to get bumped. If he gets more punches were landed. included anabolic steroids, stimu­ Kersey had 10 of his 14 points to East Catholic High at 8:30 p.m. bumped, he wants to play outside. “ If he (Oldham) don’t hit me, I lants to the central nervous system during an 18-4 spurt in the second The 10-3 Cougars are ranked No. 4 in New England's NJCAA We wanted to go out and get them don’t fight,” said Bol, who is from and diuretics. Street drugs includ­ period that lifted Portland over poll. Carbert Russell (19.0 points per game) and Tyrell Hartfield in foul trouble.” the Sudan. “ But we were jockeying ing amphetamines, cocaine, he­ for position after I boxed him out Cleveland. roin and marijuana also were (18.8) are MCC's top scorers. Rickey Green scored four points on a rebound. All of a sudden, he hit The Trail Blazers led by three Replenish the cookie jar with these tasty favorites The latest rankings boast a quartet of Connecticut teams in the in the last nine seconds to give Included. me in the back... If I want to fight. I points in the second period when The drug testing legislation was top four slots. Middlesex Community College of Middletown, Utah the victory. can go to Libya or Lebanon.” Kersey scored to start the run that the key vote taken during the sporting an 11-1 record, is No. 1. Mattatuck Community College Despite Sampson's struggles, hours. Roll out very thin and cut Malone finished with 26 points gave them a 53-36 lead with 3:43 Have you ever felt as though you Easy chocolate chippers second and final day of the of Waterbury, 10-1, is No. 2, followed by New London's Mitchell the Rockets, behind Lewis Lloyd's deserve a reward? Perhaps it’s for with fancy cutters. Arrange on an and Wood 22. Orlando Woolridge left in the first half. 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Slightly more than 200 players with two or more years of major lead Sacramento, while L a b ile until light and fluffy. Blend in egg, such proposal needed two-thirds league experience have not signed with their clubs and are with the New England Patriots ’Thompson added 16 points and IS water and vanilla. Add combined passage for adoption and fell short PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Bal­ eligible to file for arbitration for 1986, officials of the Major timore Stars head coach Jim Mora when he was hired in 1983 to coach rebounds. flour, salt and baking soda; mix by just 1 percentage point. Raisin spice drops League Baseball Players Association said Tuesday. Only four the U.S Football League Stars, who well. Stir in oats and chocolate Coconut bare The first major implennentation will be offered the Philadelphia V4 cup margarine or butter, then were based in Philadelphia. pieces. 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Fitzgerald from the final 16 teams.” Eagles coach Dick Verm eil’s staff ■A teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup soft butter or margarine Saints owner Tom Benson, promising he was bringing New at UCLA, and was an assistant club finished with a 7-9 record. Judge of Probate Cream margarine and VA cup of In adopting a proposal to put Two-thirds cup raisins 1 cup sugar the brown sugar in a mixing bowl. before the membership. Toner and Orleans a winner, signed Finks to a three-year contract as VA cup chopped nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla extract general manager, president and part owner. Add 1 cup of the flour and mix well. his committee worked closely with Heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour Pat into a greased 13-by-9-inch Dr. Robert Voy, head of the drug cookie sheet. Beat together marga­ VA teaspoon baking soda pan. 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Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until sary or chop in an electric blender. maining ‘A cup flour and 1 cup Ecuador, who was in Washington and agreed to come to New EVERY THURSDAY FAST DELIVERY "This is a drug,” he said, "that York-. : light golden brown. Cool 1 minute Cream butter until light and fluffy. brown sugar. Mix well. Spread could bring about the ruin of our "Although Jimmy would very much prefer to be here p la yi^ ^ 5 - 9 on cookie sheet; remove to wire Gradually beat in sugar and evenly in 'pan. Bake an additional Raisin spice drops are made with quick container. Use them as a reward for vanilla. Add oats and flour, soda society." for the Masters title, unfortunately he has been ill for sevetalr. lir.CFTT p j r k a d e 150 Gal. Minimum ...... 99® cooling rack. Store in tightly 20 minutes. Put pan on wire rack. PHARMSeV or old-fashioned oats. 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- H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Jan. 15, 1986 After holiday gorging Supermarket Shopper About Town Follow these resolutions MCC holds drama festival Retreat set on Feb. 28 weekend Manchester Community College Theater Wing will Local women are invited to a weekend retreat for ment of her appointed task unless relaxation and renewal of the spirit at Our Lady of that a kindergarten class has just hold its first annual Winter Festival of One-Acts, a comes dieter’s dilemma By Martin Sloane she clearly rings up an item twice, Calvary, Cotton Road, Farmington, Feb. 28 to March been shown around the store and theatrical competition for area high schools, United Feature Syndicate charges me for the more expensive all the shelf prices are myste­ Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Lowe Program Center. 2. apples, or rings up the tomato For more information and reservations, contact, Now is the V4 teaspoon pepper riously out of place. Students from East Catholic High School, Hall High ^ave supermarket shoppers sauce at 25 cents a can instead of 5 Doris Perozziello, 75 Oak St., Bettty Spaulding, 69 time to do 1 cat (18 ounces) whole tomatoes I promise to be courteous to each School in West Hartford and Wethersfield High School been making special New Year’s for $1. And if I am undercharged, I Meadow Lane, Sally Racowski, 754 Center St., or the som ething V4 cop water and every supermarket employee, will compete for awards for best production, best resolutions? Of course they have, parishes of St. James Church, St. Bridget Church, St. 8 ounces fresh mushrooms, including the stock boy who runs promise to shock her by giving the actor and best actress. about those ex- Marge’s ahd here are a few of my favorites; Bartholomew Church or the Church of the t r a pounds sliced his lo a d ^ hand truck into my shin, money back! ?*I promise not to rearrange the Once I leave the supermarket, I Judges will be: John Herr, Department of Dramatic Assumption. which the holi­ 1 medium onion, quartered the cashier who scans each item Microwave 1 teaspoon Instant heef honillon fm z e r case looking for the last promise to set a good example and Arts, University of Connecticut: Greg Learning of the day season al­ ^ x of Ore-Ida Golden Patties twice, and the bagger who slam- Hartford Stage Company: and Elizabeth Spalla, ways seems to grannies dunks my eggs... Ugh! Iju stbitm y bring my shopping cart back to the Kitchen parked at 21.29...unless I intend to founder and producer of Encore, the professional bring. Vk teaspoon dried basil store instead of letting it roll down Register for water safety class straighten it out again. tongue! theater at MCC. Richard Dana, college acting Diet need not V4 teaspoon crushed rosemary I promise to clip my coupons the parking-lot incline...even ; -I promise to avoid unnecessary instructor and former broadcast writer and dirwtor, Manchester Recreation Department will offer a be a four-ietter leaves carefully. No more handing the though the dings in my car give Jlieatrics when the advertised will be production supervisor of the festival. Tickets 10-week class in water safety instruction Thursdays word. Careful 1 package (10 ounces) frozen cashier a full page and asking, ample evidence that other special I counted on is out of stock will be $2 each and available at the door beginning at starting Jan. 30. Classes will run front 6 to 9:30 p.m. planning, re­ Italian style green beans. sh o p p ers have b een less on Tuesday and the store manager “ Would you do me a favor and cut Bob Borello will be the instructor. Participants must duced portions and your micro- 10 minutes, or until meat is no In a 2-quart casserole, combine out that Keebler coupon for me?” considerate. 1:30 p.m. Saturday. lamb, flour, salt and pepper. Stir to ^ n ’t find the rain checks. When I check the register tape at For more information, call 647-6020. be at least 17 and hold a current lifesaVlng certificate. wave can be tools to success. Here longer pink, rearrange chops after I promise to space my refund coat lamb. Add tomatoes,water, S I promise to put items back on The fee is $35 No recreation card |s required. are some reduced-caiorie entrees half of the time. Top each chop with purchases on the checkout counter home and find I was charged $M.90 mushrooms, onion, bouillon, basil Ipe supermarket shelves where which can be prepared in your tomato slice an Parmesan cheese so I don’t have to frantically call for the $3.49 chicken, I promise to and rosemary. Stir to break apart they belong when I change my Registration will be at the office at Highland Park microwave. Just add a salad and during the last 2 minutes. Yield: 4 out to the cashier, “ Hold it! Wait! be polite when I call the manager tomatoes, cover. mind. I know that in the long run Medical assistants meet tonight School on Porter Street, Monday through Friday from vegetable, fresh fruit for dessert, servings. 262 calories per serving. sn' Stop! Don’t ring up the Citrus Hill to demand an explanation. Microwave at high for 5 min­ these “ orphans” cost all of us 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or by calling 647-3084. and you're ail set. right after the Liquid Tide! I need I promise to curb my temper as I The American Association of Medical Assistants. utes; reduce power to 50% (me­ t . t > ^ 'iponey. put a dish under the leaky Veal with vegetables I promise to restrain myself the register tape for both Hartford Chapter, will meet tonight at 7 at the dium) . Microwave 20 minutes; stir half-gallon milk carton that has Hartford Medical Society, 230 Scarborough St., I pound boneless veal, pounded and re-cover. when I shop at a supermarket that refunds!” Cub* stMk I promise never to interrupt the half drained itself all over my Hartford Renew session set for Friday to V* Inch thickness, cut into Microwave at 50% (medium) for no longer puts individual price cashier in the speedy accomplish- refrigerator. After all, you can’t 4 cube steaks serving pieces 20 to 30 minutes longer, or until rparkings on items — and discover blame the store. How would we Dr. David Swett Jr., a cardiologist, will speak about The Renew Committee of St. James Church will 1 medium onion, cut Into 8 1 medium onion, thinly sliced lamb is fork tender. Add Itaiian know the milk was fresh if the diet and exercise. Refreshments will be served after present a song and scripture service on the theme, wedges and separated into rings style green beans, cover. store’s dairy case wasn’t awash in the meeting. For more information, call Sally Benoit “ The Lord is My Shepherd,” Friday at 7; 30 p.m. in the 1 medium zucchini, cut into 'A 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste Microwave at 50% (medium) for 1 it? at 246-6089 lower church. The public is invited. inch slices 1 tablespoojp flour 10 minutes, or until beans are hot, Clip ‘n’ file refunds 1 medium tomato, cot into teaspoon basil leaves stir. Let stand, covered, for 10 Personal products * wedges Vt teaspoon oregano leaves minutes before serving. Yieids 6 (File No, 11-B) t tablespoons white wine 2 teaspoons parsley flakes servings. 156 calories per serving. Hsfsld photo by Bsshsw. teaspoon dill >/4 teaspoon garlic powder Clip out this file and keep it with sim ilar cash-off coupons — Place steaks on a roasting rack. teaspoon black pepper Illlng collects 2J13 cans of food beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, for example. Ski... Microwave at high for 6 to 8 2 large tomatoes, peeled and Lemon-seasoned Start collecting the needed proofs of purchase while looking for ' minutes, or until meat is no longer chopped the required forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and WIN A FREE SKI VACATION llling Junior High School representa­ collection. Others, from left, are: MACC pink, rearrange after half the 1 cup thinly sliced zucchini chicken breasts magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers may not be ^ ______TO STRATTON MOUNTAIN, VERMONT...D6TAILS IN STORE ' cooking time. Drain and set aside. 1 m ^iurn green pepper, cut into tives and Manchester Area Conference volunteers Doris Stoltenberg and Elea­ available in all areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive 1 tablespoon water See Store In a medium mixing bowl, thin strips nors Cotton; students Cory Bandy, Lisa each refund. ., „ DOUBLE COUPONS for Details Vk teaspoon bouquet sauce of Churches volunteers shelve the 2,713 combine onion, zucchini, toma­ Pound the veal well with a mallet cans of food students collected to Moriconi, Jeff Minor and Jeff Moore and The following refund offers are worth $9.99. This week s offers BUTCHER SHOP CARVINQ A GREAT TRADITION BUTCHER SHOP X toes, wine and dill. Cover with or saucer edge to flatten and 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 J 1 teaspoon lemon pepper replenish the MACC Emergency Pantry, Peter Stred, student council adviser. have a total value of $19.78. c 5 - plastic wrap. Microwave at high tenderize. These offers require refund forms; W teaspoon salt 5 I for 6 to 9 minutes, or until onions Place veal in a 12-by-8-inch which was depleted during the holidays. The group was working in Center COLGATE Free Toothbrush Offer. Receive one free Colgate Fresh London Broil I are translucent and zucchini is baking dish. Top with onion rings. 2 whole bone-ln chicken breasts, Congregational Church. Fresh halved, skin removed Ninth-grader Jeff Bernier holds his arm Toothbrush coupon good on any type of toothbrush. Send the Chickens - tender, stirring two or three times In a medium bowl, blend tomato out. (»mnHooi-»in^ES A Day, closed. baked potato, cauliflower, salad, schools the week of Jan. 20 through 87215, Chicago, III. 60686-0215. A Suite 580, Washington. D.C. 20036. THE FREEZER THE DAIRY ’Tuesday: Tomato juice, veal pudding. Cold turkey sandwich, 24: No entries will be returned or acknowledged. For a ^ Jumbo Size Q Q Q 0 Jumbo Size r 1 scallopini, buttered noodles. fruit cocktail, milk. Monday: Martin Luther King _ summer squash, wheat bread. Day. H Navel Oranges^,Oranges 9 9 Spanish Onions Friday: Baked white fish with SUGAR SW€ET-SOUTH6RN GROWN Hood A&P LAHGt JlJICr TANGv ■ mixed fruit. newburg sauce, boiled potato, spin Tuesday: Hot dog on a roll, Wednesday: Roast pork with cheese sticks, baked beans, chilled Dried apricots enhance breads Sunkist Lemons 3 ,o. 99* Golden Yams 99* buttered mixed vegetables, garlic FAESH CRISP CALIFORNIA Yogurt ; broth, potatoes au gratin, spinach, fmit. Orange Juice iMPORt ED FR(DM CHII fc bread, chilled pineapple. 100% PURE Nectarines »1.29 Romaine Lettuce .79* SWISS STYLE-ALL FLAVORS - dinner roll, chilled pears. Wednesday: Caizone; ravioli Friday: New England clam FARM FRE&H-WASHED ANU CRISPED US NO I-ID£AL FORGARNlSHES By Cecily Brownstone ■A teaspoon salt Thursday: Orange juice, turkey chowder, toasted cheese sand­ casserole, garlic bread, tossed moisten. Fold in apricots and The Associated Press 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Bunch Carrots ».„.,.69* Red Salad Onions »49* ■ tetrazzini, broccoli cuts, rye salad, fruit. walnuts. HIGH INVITAMINS-BULK-PtCK vOUROWN N wich. peanut butter stuffed celery, ■/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg fAHM FRESH-TENDER N - bread, peach shortcake. carrot sticks, fudge cookies. Thursday: Fmit juice, cheese Turn into a greased 9 by 5 by Green Squash ,»69* Brussels Sprouts ..79* Quick breads made entirely 1 large egg L Friday: Beef noodle soup, dream, broccoli, peanut butter 3-inch loaf pan. Bake in a pre­ 8 9 ?. MID WINTER SNACK i4 LB BAG ' 89) PREMIUM QUALITY BLEND from dark flour are particularly l'/4 cups milk 3 *1 ' chicken Parmesan, shells with cookie. heated 350-degree oven until a cake Bonnie Lee Popping Corn 2 9 9 * Daily Wild Bird Seed 5 .S, 1.49 - Italian sauce, green beans, Italian Bolton schools Friday: Pizza, hot vegetable, good, I find, when they include 1 cup honey tester inserted in center comes out REGULAR OR CRINKLE CUT bread, pineapple tidbits. The following lunches are to be fruit. dried fruit and honey. For exam­ 2 tablespoons salad oil clean — 60 to 70 minutes. Let stand A&P ple, here is a recipe for an Apricot 1 cup dried apricots, chopped ( GROCERY-PICK PREEN P’S AND Q SAVE ) A&P Orange 1 3 9 served at Bolton Elementary and about 10 minutes; loosen edges and 5lh 64 oz Center schools the week of Jan. 20 Whole Wheat Bread in which the medium-fine turn out on a wire rack; turn right French Fries b6 02 CAN 59'OR Day. Plus C a n a this contraceptive. R.C. Cola Dl’pOiit Van Camp's Pork & Beans 3 *1 'Tuesday: Cheeseburger, but­ STOUFFER'S LEAN CUISINE StEMS AND PIECES SMALL 66 CT MED 48 CT (DR LARGE 3? CT tered potatoesrlSeis' and carrots, 3 Nicaragua recently denied that it of the Italian cuisine WE DELIVER R3R ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnson On a recent Saturday, at mid­ child abuse, and if you permit her (SZ) MacNail-Lahrar Nawahour >OUR„ night, I was still reading when I DEAR EDDY: I think you to continue fattening the children, [CNN] Showbiz Today Art Patterson plants a bomb in the ho­ tel's basement (60 min.) 12:30AM ® ® Uta Night with ^SHORE, VW1CHBRIKQ5 ULTIMATE MAyBE-SWEtOHEOFUOM BUTIHAVEAimiNCfTS heard a timid knock at the front handled the situation with gallan­ [DIS] Advanturaa of Ozzia and Harrlat WHAT'G MORE. IMPORTANT: you’re equally guilty. First ex­ 6D Independent Newt David Lattarman Tonight's guests are AMBiTlOH OR CONTENTMENT? HAPPINE6G? ETERNAL QUE^TIONGTNAT ONEOFTHOGE QUESnONG door. 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CD •100,000 Pyramid elderly patients, a bizarre Southern cou­ M A N 'S THINK, HONEY iV @ Dr. Gena Scott ESTATE, HIS HEIRS; She asked, “ Could you please DEAR ABBY: My wife com­ (39 Caraon's Comedy Claaaica ple claims John Doe No.6, and another DIDN'T bomb is planted in the hospital. (60 min.) [ESPN] Ski TV lend me a shirt?” plains constantly that she is DEAR ABBY: Child Help of the ® ® M*A*S*H G R A S I said, “ What happened?” starved for sex. One look at her and United Staes and the Fraternal (23) (SZ) F a ces In a Fam ine (CC) This [ U S A ] Gong S h o w (R). V- (22) Wheal of Fortune chronicle features the unexpected peo­ She replied, “ The guy 1 was you know that’s ail she’s starved Order of Eagles recently took an (23) MacNall-Lahrer Nawahour ple one fin d s at a cata clysm ic e v e n t (60 12:45AM [M AX] MOVIE; 'Anger An for. Since the birth of our second interest in abused and runaway intelligent student turns to prostitution riding with took my shirt. Where is ® Price Is Right min.) the nearest bus stop?” I thought, child, she’s gained so much weight children. For information or help, so that she can pay the tuition at an ex­ 69 Newlywed Gama ® Odd Couple clu sive high school. C liff G orm an, Su san should I ask her in and wake my she refuses to weigh herself. (She children may call a free hotline 63) Bodaa da Odio Tyretl. 1084. Rated R. must be 300 pounds.) Fat runs me 63) C ristal 2 d wife — she has 99 blouses — no, number anywhere in the United 63) Black Sheep Squadron that might mean trouble, so I off. That’s why there’s no sex. States or Canada. All calls are (SZ) Nightly Business Report 1:00AM CD O at Sm art 63) One Day at a Tima [CNN] Evening News CD Headjlna Chasers reached into the hall closet for an strictly confidential. Dial: l-SOO-4 [TMC] M O VIE: *Aak A n y Girl* A young What troubles me even more is [CNN] Monaylina CD Jo* Franklin Show ALLEY OOP ®by Davo Qraue old windbreaker I use in the A CHILD. woman comes to New York City looking what she’s doing to our children. [DIS] The Raccoons: A Night to Ramam- (29 Break the Bank gdrden, and handed it out the door. They are both very fat. She keeps I hope you find room in your for a husband, but instead attracts a OKAY, OOP! GOOD! I'LL BE RIGHT / HEY, IT'S MY IT TURNED UP / WELL. \...WHATCHA) I'M GONNA bar suave ladykiller. Shirley MacLaine, [CNN] Crossfire WE'RE ALL WITH YOU GUYS! OH, I CROWN! WHERE'D WHILE WE WERE V THANKS / DOIN' /SET TH' NEST She put it on and tried to work the feeding them cakes, pies, cookies column for this, Abby. Thank you. 5 SET TO GO!; HERE...I ALMOST FOR-V YOU FIND IT- SEARCHING FOR V ! / THERE?^ ON FIRE! I zipper, but it was broken, so rather DOUG WILLEY, PAST [ESPN] SporttCantar \ David Niven, Gig Young. 1959. [USA] Dick Cavan (R). 5 GOT TGIVE YOU THIS' YOU AND BINKY!, and fried foods that will only make [HBO] MOVIE: 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' [ U S A ] C h e c k It OutI than have her stand there fussing PRESIDENT, (CC) An American archaeologist races 1:05AM CD m o v i e : 'I'm Going to be ON T N t FASTRACK by Blit Holbrook them fatter. Our daughter will be 10:30PM O MOVIE; To Be An- r with it, I said, "Bring it back; here FRATERNAL ORDER OF to retrieve the Lost Ark of the Covenant Famous' A group of actors use every entering her teens soon, and I know nouncad' means to get parts in a major movie Is my business card.” the other kids will make her life EAGLES. before the Germans can find It. Harrison ^iwATs 9 m ! mevB Ti«& 15tJ'T6 H0W ^MOMITrie ^ CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA Ford, Karen Allen, Paul Freeman. 1981. ® Dick Van Dyke production. Dick Sargent, Meredith Ma- She said, "1 will. Thank you, miserable. Kids can be so cruel. cRae, Roslyn Kind. 1961. Th15 t u r n fbH A CAWSe-Trie HB9B! cArteiZA MAKes thank you, thank you.” Then she Rated PG. 63) 2 4 Horae Our son, who is 7, is so fat he can [USA] Wild, Wild World of Animals 1:30AM CD ■ Love Lucy C ( m o t i O f A HoMCtAND [ m i Voa u»K Xeti left. [DIS] Pater Tchaikovsky Story The life barely walk, let alone run. How of this great musical genius is explored. I STATgMgMTOF MAKfiUP? TbUUDSH^VISZ/ The next morning at breakfast I ’ Problems? Write to Abby. For a 7:30PM CD p m M agazine CD Naw a will he be able to play sports? [M AX] Comedy Experiment Canadian 6L0»LCormN/ M 'A 'S 'H 03) MOVIE: T o Be Announead* PttF£WWVlMW5 VfiJAS. told my wife what happened, and personal, unpublished reply, send (D Conspiracy Part 1 If my wife is bent on destroying a self-addressed, stamped enve­ Wheal of Fortune [CNN] Nawsnight Update she didn’t believe a word of it. Now CD [USA] Ha and She my.wife thinks I lied, and I’m out a herself, why is she doing this to the lope to Abby, P.O. Box 38923, (D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime [ESPN] NBA Today 1 1 ; 0 0 P M (D ® 69 N ew s jacket. kids, too? When I mention that the Hollywood, Calif. 90038. All corres­ (33) Independent News [TMC] M O VIE: 'D a a th a ta lk a r A daaths- pondence is confidential. (D Taxi talker goes in search of his rightful le­ How should I have handled the kids are fat, she flies into a rage. (39 Best of Saturday Night gacy and Princess Codille. Richard Hill, CD Action News (29 (® Barney Miller Barbi Benton. 1984. Rated R. THE BORN LOSER * by Ari Saneom CD ® Benny Hill Show (22) Jeopardy 1:50AM [HBO] MOVIE; The Lonely 0 9 Odd Couple (29 New Newlywed Gama Quy* A fter his sexy g irlfrien d leaves him, . liGEP PEi^ONALlZEP ' hERE'G cur MOGT fCPULAR MDPEL^ "DON'T 4DU HAVE m WITH HH (22) NawaCantar a young man faces a lonely life and 69 Benson ■ BUGIMg55 ^ Help immunity with flu shots (23) D octor W h o writes a best-selling book which serves (S2) wild World of Animals as a guide for o^er lonesome man. ® M *A*8*H 63) Archie Bunker's Place Steve Martin, Charles Grodin. 1984. (SZ) Second City TV MR. MEN» AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves A Sellers DEAR DR. compartments of the middle ear. [CNN] C rossfire Rated R. M aude GOTT: I get the When the Eustachian tubes remain [DIS] P addle to the Sea Fearing h|a 63) 2:00 AM CD m o v i e : t h * shop Around DMIrlbuSsdbyNEA.IrK ^ V A t A T flu every winter closed, pressure alterations make dreams of travel will never come true, a [CNN] M onaylina the Comer* Two lonely people In a 5 H E L IK E THAT and have to see hearing difficult. I think an ear, boy carves an Indian in a canoe and sets [DIS] MOVIE: 'Amy* A young woman quaint Budapest shop write lattara to 5 H E T H IM K 5 it free to travel in his place. flees her domineering husband to make their dream man and woman, each find­ AB«vryi7c»? my doctor for a nose and throat specialist would ing that dream in the other. Jamea Ste­ I M W I T T Y . [ESPN] N B A Today her life her own by teaching deaf child­ shot of penicil­ Dr. Gott benefit you tremendously. ren to talk. Jenny Agutter, Nanette Fa- w art Margaret Sullivan, Frank Morgan. AMSS SL>^J«^lMe 15 \ W H A T Pi> H A N P 5 « > M E [USA] Radio 1 9 9 0 lin. What over- bray, Barry Newman. 1981. Rated G. 1940. Avr VePY FIR5T 5 H E T H IM K 5 LIKE ANP--- MOVIE: Texas Acroaa the River* A N16G,„a.T I NEeP DEAR DR. (HI’TT: I injured my 8:00PM CD College Baaketball: Hart- [HBO] 1st & Ten: You Are W ho You Eat CD OlftUFRieMO/ . I'M W I T T Y A B < ? U T the-counter Peter Gott, M.D. young Spanish nobleman flees to Texas J lord at Boston The coach promises that nothing will J medicine is eyelid quite a few years ago when I HAM P5<»M E H £ R ^ personalized LARDS... I keep him down. after being accused of killing his swee­ AMP CUEVEI?; available for flu ran into an iron door at work. I CD PM Magazine theart's fiancee. Daan Martin, Alain De­ virus? have trouble raising the lid. Is CD ® MacQyver (CC) MacGyver is in­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'New York Nights' The lon, Rosemary Forsyth. 1966. jected with a deadly serum as he at­ amorous adventures of nine New York Africa Report Taara of Famine FRANK AND ERNEST ’ by Bob Thaves there anything that can be done? tempts to retrieve a list of terrorists on socialites, including an international l29 DEAR pirated microfilm. (60 min.) rock star and a United Nations diplomat [ESPN] Mazda SportaLook Corinne Alphen, George Ayer. 1983. READER: To begin with, penicil­ Ask your doctor if he or she would DEAR READER: Yes. You may CD N ew s fuSA] Collaga Basketball: 8 t John's at I H^AP THAT t h e / Rated R. M ton Hall Tape Delayed.. lin Is ineffective against viruses. It consider giving you flu shots. have injured the muscle (or the MOVIE: T o Be Announced* (33) (39 [USA] Alfred Hitchcock UNICopM^ AP£= just doesn’t work and, in the nerve that oiierates the muscle) of (29 MOVIE: 'How to Stuff a W ild Bikini* 2:25AM [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'Portcv*a* opinion of experts, should be DEAR DR. GOTT: I am some­ your eyelid. Reconstructive A man calls upon a witch doctor to keep 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD D yn asty Lustful high school boys try to crash the local bawdy house. Dan Monahan, Mark A limited to therapy for specific what "hard-o’-hearing,” as is surgery by an eye specialist may an eye on his girl and divert any male CD ® ABC News Nightllna A CHOo^INg TH&IP RMp attention. Annette Funicallo, Dwayne Harrier, Scott Colomby. 1981. Rated R. commonly said. When I hold my Bizarre John Bynar hosts this long P u z x le s Aatrograph bacterial infections. It is not return your normal blink. If you Hickman. Brian Donlevy. 1965. CD appropriate for flu. nose and mouth shut, then blow were injured on the job, the running cable comedy series. 2:30AM [CNN] Sporta Latanight SY CoMMlTTFf. ® Highway to Heaven (CC) In an 62) 0 9 Seco nd C ity T V [ESPN] SportaCantar V Second, there are no over-the- hard, a little click occurs in both Workers’ Compensation board in effort to help a UFO-watcher keep cus­ ACROSS 3 Skipper of the Answer to Previous Puzzle counter (or prescription) drugs for inner ears. Then, immediately, I your home state will supply a list of tody of his grandson, Jonathan and (29 A ll In the Fam ily 2:35AM (D CBS News Nightwatoh Pequod influenza. Doctors can treat the hear twice as well. Could you tell ophthalmologists who are quali- Mark convince the boy that they are al­ (22) (39 The Tonight Show Tonight's R 1 N D 2:50AM [TMC] MOVIE: Kallv* A 1 Marine fish 4 Wit ' exclamation EAST Don't think that East lost bis mind Accordingly, at the other table Rn«t' SiMor Modnti* (R) 7, 9:10. — Th# (PG) 7,9. Mountain for fine Italian dining. THE INTERSTATE RIVALS nothing at all. Criticism will sink like a ♦ Q 10 ♦ J 7 4 3 2 Beside (pref.) lead balloon. in today’s bidding. His jump raise of remained silent. When North respond-' Officlol Story 7:15, 9:30. Laaisvilla, Kaatackjf (c)1966byNEA. Inc. W K 1083 2 ♦ QJ9S ed one spade. East paued. South now VBRHON PreaentB A New Divenified Menu VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Don't give ♦ QJ53 partner’s overcau was pre-emptive, a (TMnl naca SPEBSQSA Madallt&) ♦ 10 4 2 bid three clubs. North bid three dia­ ■AiT HARTFORD . . . Chit 1A 1 — Bock to tht Fulurt (PG) • Italian CuUine • Seafood • Fow l • Steaka • Riba others tips on ways to make money to­ ♦ A 3 ♦ S2 treatment that has become popular. iM tw M d ru b A Clnoma — Bock to 7,9:15. — Joootd Edot (R) 7:15.9;X. day, unless you know for a fact they will So East’s bid simply said to West, monds, and South, with a heart stopper ^ tt>« Futur* (PO) 7:30. __ January S pecial: (Ta»., wed„ Thnn. Oniy) and CELEBRITY CIPHER work. Losers who heed your advice will SOUTH “Hey, I think the opponents can make and the hope that North might have a Poor Rlehonl’t Pub A Cliitmo — Cf bftty Opfwr cryptograms an crsetod from quotattons by famous psopis. past arxl prsssnt be angry. ♦ K5 protected queen or jack of hearts, bid’ JqogtdEdo* (R) 7:30,9:30. WRST HARTFORD _ ■ ^ Each Isttor ki ths dphsr stands for snothsr. Tpday'a ekm: P aquala C. ■ Rim 1A 2 — Bock to tht Futurt (PG) LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) Promises will ♦ A4 three no-trump. Although East didn’t, MowcoM Clntma ftFS? Veal Cutlet Parmigiana *8.95 THE SILK CITY c h o r u s (PG) 1. 7:10, 10:05. — Whitt Nlghti 7,9:20. — Joootd Edot (R) 7,9:20. (with SWW, lit I A Vegeimbte) by CONNIE WIENER be easy to make today, but later they ♦ K7 show his heart support. West led a' (PO-13) I:i5%:t0, 9:45 - T h t Jtwtl ot Z—J «« • luusy . Ilai CarUt, Mractar could turn out to be difficult to keep. ♦ KQJ 10 874 heart anyway, and the tluwe no-trump Mit Nllt (PG) 1:», 7:30,9:40.— Solti Complete banquet facility fo r amall or large partiea. *R A R P X X V NJC R M LK HQKKGW Bear this In mind before making any se­ hand. South had a problem over three LIkt Ut (R) 1, 7:40, 10. — Rocky IV Vulnerable: North-South WILLIMANTIC Seata up to 300. rious commitments. hearts. He did not want to try three no- contract was doomed. ’There is no. (PG) 1, 7:15, 9:25. — A Nlohtmort 00 Jllittn sooart Ontma — A Niqht- Dealer: South trump with what might turn out to be moral to this tale. Sometiines when' Elm Strttl 2: Frtddv’t RovtOM (R) mort on Elm Strttt 2: Frtday'i Winner of Top 100 USA for extenaive Hat. KFRD CLVQ Lp KFQ CKXOO KFRK SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Instead of 1:30, 7:40, 9:50. — Tht Color Purpit Rtvtflot (R) 7:10, 9:10. — A Chorut unexpectedly dropping in on a friend only one heart stopper. Ehrentu^y he you win championship events, you' -■ry -.FrU . / Weft Nortk East Sootk (PG-13) 1:15,7,10:10.— Glut (PC) 1:»< Lint (PG-13) 7. — Trontylyonlo 6-5000 60 yUla Louiaa Roadt fio lto n . CT — 646^3161 you hof>e to see today, call first to be bid four clube. North did not know how have a little bit of luck. ! 7:35, 9:40. — A Chorut Lint (PG-13) (PO)9:15.— Outo(Afrlco(PO)7:X.,— Complete benquet fecilitim. DRKXWO WQUMRPQC NK IN K P ." — ' ! ♦ 1:40, 7;30,9:50. Tht Jtwtl of tht Nllt (PG) 7, 9:15. — certain he or she doesn't have other IS ! ♦ S¥ ! ♦ much stren ^ partner might have, Involvements. Soitt LIkt Ut (PG) 7:05,9:». — Rocky Pass i * Pass Pass but if South could bid four clube. There Is no other experience In the, W (PG) 7:10,9:10. KaDDQCCQQ INMMNRVC. / SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) C on­ MANCHESTER . TICKETS: (203) 649-4607 Pass North’s two aces should make five business world quite like-the office par­ UA TbMrttrt RMt — Bock to tht PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Show me an orchestra that likes Its conductor tinue to be mindful of your spending pat­ clubs a good bet. And so it was. A heart ty. Fortunately. , > . Fulurt (PG) 7, 9:10. — JoootO Eitat WINDSOR Afternoon perlormence,$7 (seniors $6); Evening, ell eeete, $8 and t'll show you a lousy conductor." — Goddard Lleberson. terns again today. Remember t^ ing Opening lead: W 3 (R) 7:10,9:15. — Aontt o1 God (PO-13) lead set up a heart trick for the de- Nbih'ing causes more' tto'uble tor any-. Phm — Joootd Edot (R) 7:15. lots of little goodies .can add up 1i> a fendm, and of coorae they could not 7:2S,f:S0. whopping total. one Jhati -when private relations' go ■ oubllC)- •— - ,f».^ - v - . ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 15. 1986 — 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. 15, 1986 Palimony lawyer sets his sights on ‘killer humans’ U.S./World Fewer people own homes, In Brief but affordability is on rise AIDS suit against Hudson estate opens legal Pandora’s Box Shuttle tetto winding down Combined Wire Ser'vices League of Savings Institutions $65,000 in 1983 to $75,000 in 1985 and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Shuttle Colum­ reported. The median is the the median income^ of home m-’L sexsex — and— and could could allow allow them them to beto be disease and knows that he or she in bia’s crewmen, 25 days late taking off only to be By Vernon Scott WASHINGTON - Although midpoint, with half the- homes buyers rose from $35,987 in 1983 to jailed. a ‘Typhoid Mary,’ that person ha^ ordered home a day early, wound upexperiments United Press International home ownership became more selling for more and half for less. $42,396 in 1985. a duty to not spread it and a duty to} today, tested their spaceship’s flight systems and affordable in 1985 than any time The study found "significant • The San Francisco metropoli­ P A U L CAR U SO , a friend and inform anyone of the risk' packed for a Florida landing Thursday. H O LL Y W O O D — For a litigious since the late 1970s, the percentage interest rate declines and moder­ tan area, with a median home sometimes adversary of Mitchel­ Involved.” • Commander Robert "Hoot” Gibson and society that ranks AID S among Its of Americans who own homes has ate price increases” made home price of $152,000, was the most son . said he doubts the case against Vogel predicted that this new; co-pilot Charles Bolden test fired maneuvering most dreaded enemies, the ques­ declined so far this decade to a ownership in 1985 "more afforda­ expensive housing market in the the Hudson estate has much of a legal battlefield will draw peopl^ jets and checked out critical shuttle systems for tion has painful relevance: Is an 17-year low, a new study said ble than at any time since the late league study, followed by New future. who are "dead broke and lootoK the descent to Earth while their crewmates, A ID S victim aware of his deadly today. 1970s." York ($129,700), Boston ($126,000), " I think this case is largely for something for nothing. Th*^ including Rep. Bill Nelson, D -Fla., put in a final illness legally liable if he fails to The report, by the League of But it said home ownership Los Angeles ($123,000) and illusory,” Caruso said. "It would makings are there, especially In^ day of data collection with their battery of warn a sex partner? Savings Institutions, also said trends continued a downward slide Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden be different if Christian had AIDS, Hollywood. *. experiments. Yes, answers Marvin Mitchel- home buyers were "returning to that began in 1980. Grove, Calif. ($122,000). which would change his life “But most AIDS victims won C The astronauts were told Tuesday their son, who previously gave the legal traditional, time-honored housing “After rising steadily through­ • Prices were lowest in the expectancy. I think Christian has a be in a financial position to present oft-delayed flight would be cut short a day to help world the word "palim ony" and expense-to-income ratios and were out the post-World War II era and Pittsburgh area, where the median long,way to travel. their cases adequately. ” { ground crews make up lost time preparing who now appears poised to break increasingly relying on shorter- after reaching a peak of 65.6 home cost was $54,152, followed by “ It’s the story of a kid who slept ROBERT SCHLIFKIN, a trusted Columbia for its next mission March 6, a crucial new ground in representing the term mortgages — not on inflation percent in 1980, the percentage of Dayton. Ohio, ($54,750). Cincinnati with Hudson and who is afraid he of the Los Angeles County B an astronomy flight that features detailed studies of man who was Rock Hudson’s lover — to increase their home equity.” American households who own ($55,300), Bloomington-Norm al. might get AIDS. Association and president-elect oil Halley’s comet that must take off within a few for the last year of the actor's life. The league report was based on a their own homes has fallen in every III. ($55,900) and Akron, Ohio and " I don’t think there should be a the Los Angeles Trial Lawyer* days of its launch date. “ I believe if an AIDS victim survey of more than 16,000 mort­ yea r of the 1980s," the survey said. Reading, Pa. ($56,000). law requiring people to announce Association, said there are existJ Mission managers said the early landing was doesn’t warn a sex partner, he is gage loans made last year. “ In the third quarter of 1985, the they have AIDS. A man isn’t under ing laws that cover liability foi^ justified given N ASA’s scheduling woes and that • Median downpayments rose civilly liable and criminally lia­ California upheld its reputation home ownership rate reached 63.9 oath to tell a girl he’s m arried spreading communicable^ keeping Columbia up the originally planned five from $12,000 in 1983 to $14,100 in ble,’’ said Mitchelson, adding that of having the highest housing costs percent, its lowest level since when he goes to bed with her. diseases. t days was not warranted by the amount of extra 1985, but the downpayment repres­ nearly half the states have crim i­ in the nation last year, with San 1968." Cayeat emptor — let the buyer “ There are cases that indicate if^ science data that could be gathered. ented less than 20 percent of the nal liability laws involving persons Francisco ranking No. 1, and two The report said those findings beware. Nobody put a gun to purchase price of the home in 55.9 who knowingly transmit conta­ you are specifically asked and) other West Coast cities rated show "that while the desire for CASPAR WEINBERGER Christian’s back.” know that you have a communica-j percent of the cases. gious diseases. among the top five, the study home owner.ship remains strong, ble disease — and you deny it — 2 . . . words he might have said Mitchelson recently filed a $10 Caruso said 99 percent of the Seatbelt law repeal pushed noted. home ownership opportunity can­ • New homes represented 22.1 million lawsuit on behalf of Hud­ cases such as the Christian suit will you can be liable,” Schlifkin said.} Homes in' the San Francisco not be taken for granted," percent of the market in 1985. older son’s former lover, Marc Chris­ never see the inside of a Schlifkin said a new law might be> BO STO N — Backers of a drive to repeal metropolitan area .sold last year Other findings of the survey homes (those at least 25-years-old) tian, 32, against Hudson’s estate, courtroom. created if Christian wins the case2 Massachusetts’ new mandatoi? auto seatbelt law for a median price of $152,000. included: accounted for 33.9 percent of the which is estimated to be worth $30 "After the initial splash of and is able to prove Hudson knew; say they have collected enough voter signatures more than twice the national • Median prices of all types of market and condominiums made Defense chief million. publicity,” Caruso said, "there’s a he had A ID S and denied it. • to place the issue on the ballot next November. median price of $75,000 tho ii s homes natinnwirte rose from up 13.4 percent of the market. "We allege that in June of 1984 long road ahead to get to court, The debate sparked by thtt The law, signed last fall by Gov. Michael S. Hudson was told he had AIDS and including depositions of litigants, Christian suit comes at a time Dukakis, requires drivers and passengers to faults Soviets was sharing his bed with Chris­ expert witnesses and doctors who when the legal community iff buckle up or face a $15 fine. The law exempts bus tian,” Mitchelson said in an charge from $1,000 to $10,000 a day tooling up to deal with anticipated^ passengers, police, delivei? workers and some High court arguments set interview. "Rock failed to tell to testify.” A ID S cases in the years ahead.’ handicapped persons. for hostilities M arc about the disease but con­ In March 1986, a three-day legal; But even before the law took effect, opponents, tinued to have sex with him for MITCHELSON CONCEDES seminar will be held in Chicago toj led by Boston radio talk show host Je rry Williams eight or nine months. that if an individual doesn’t know examine complex legal questions and former congressional candidate Gregory "O n two specific occasions Marc he has the disease and gives it to a dealing with blood tests, employeet in Baby Jane Doe conflict WASHINGTON (AP) — Military intervention Hyatt, were gearing up to repeal it. may be needed to counter Soviet-sponsored asked Rock if he had AIDS and sex partner, there is no basis for a hiring practices, family responsi4 Alan Tolz, a spokesman for Williams, said aggression around the world, Defense ^ c re ta ry Rock denied it, saying his weight lawsuit. bilities, victim liability and medi-j Tuesday city and town clerks had already child with Down’s Syndrome de­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The law banning discrimination Caspar W. Weinberger said in a speech warning loss was due to anorexia and that He said that although he is cal ethics. ( certified 45,000 signatures, well above the 30,754 cided against life-saving surgery 5 5 Reagan administration, seeking a against the handicapped. against major cuts in Pentagon spending. he was losing weight on purpose.” breaking new ground, there is Attorney Larry Feldman,! needed to place the question on the ballot next direct role in investigating and The administration contends for the child. “ One out of every four countries around the pending in New York a sim ilar former president of the Los An-! fall. The petitions must be submitted to the Urged on by President Reagaii, regulating medical treatments of that the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 jglobe is at w ar," Weinberger said in remarks MITCHELSON, WHO repres­ case involving a suit againsta man geles Tria l Lawyers Association,! Secretary of State’s office by Friday afternoon. former Health and Human Servi­ babies with severe birth defects, prohibits any hospital receiving prepared for delivery to the opening seesion of a ented Michelle Triola in her who allegedly knew he had herpes said it is now legal to submit at ces Secretary Margaret Heckler • wants the Supreme Court’s help. federal money from withholding two-day Conference on Low-Intensity Warfare. partially successful "palimony” but did not warn his wife. There are claim against someone who knows! issued regulations aimed at forc­ In an argument session today nourishment or medical treatment “ In virtually every case, there is a mask on the suit against actor Lee Marvin in also other herpes cases in U.S. they have the disease and fails toj ing doctors and hospitals to pro­ before the nation’s highest court, from a handicapped child "solely face of war. In virtually every case, behind the 1979. predicted there would be UPl photo courts. disclose it. I vide medical treatment to such Massive fighting In Lebanon administration lawyers were set to because of its handicap." mask is the Soviet Union and those who do its several cases similar to Chris­ “ But herpes isn’t fatal,” M it­ Technically, such a claim couldt infants in certain cases in which B E IR U T , Lebanon — Militiamen staged a ask for reversal of rulings in the The administration’s original bidding." tian’s suit. A gaunt Rock Hudson, showing the actor, who, according to Mitchelson, chelson said. "If a person has a be stated, Feldman said. "But! their parents choose to withhold it. massive attack on the home of Christian militia controversial Baby Jane Doe case “ Baby Doe” regulations were Secretary of State George Shultz was scheduled The suit, believed the first of its fatal transmittable disease it’s like there is a practical question; The 1982 regulations were invali­ ravages of the disease that finally killed failed to tell a sex partner he had AIDS. leader Elie Hobeika in a heavily fortified village from New York that frustrated issued in response to a 1982 to address the conference today. kind, names the actor’s business a time bomb and could almost whether juries will be sympathetlcj dated by a federal court, but a new him, poses with Doris Day three months Mitchelson says he has a witness, a north of Beirut today, and fighting spread to efforts to monitor such treatments incident in Bloomington. Ind.. in Weinberger deleted his remarks on U.S. manager. Wally Sheft, long-time involve criminal liability.” to homosexual victims. | set was issued in the summer of several nearby towng^, military sources said. At issue is the scope of a federal which the parents of a newborn intervention from the speech he made Tuesday secretary M ark Miller, and two before his death last October. Attorney nurse on the set of the TV series Caruso said anyone with AID S "I don’t think Christian will get! 1983. The attack came hours after Lebanese night. The text provided in advance by the doctors not yet identified for Marvin Mitchelson has filed a landmark "Dynasty,” who treated Hudson for has a moral duty to tell a sex $10 million. I don’t think a jury! Justice Department lawyers in­ President Amin Gemayel’s return from Damas­ Defense Department said some of his prepared conspiring to keep knowledge of partner,' ‘but I'm not at all sure he would be sympathetic to someonel voked those regulations in the case lawsuit against the estate of the late open sores during filming. cus, Syria, without an agreement on a Syrian- remarks would be deleted from the delivered Hudson’s disease from Christian. has the legal responsibility. If trying to get money from Hudson’s! of a girl identified in court papers backed peace plan to end nearly 11 years of civil Soviet envoy warns Japan speech for the sake of brevity. “ We know Hudson was aware he Hudson were alive he could be estate under these circumstances.! only as Baby Jane Doe, who was Fred Hoffman, the Pentagon’s deputy assistant had A ID S ,” said Mitchelson, ad­ would be devastating to M arc,” tracted AIDS, but the emotional humans walking around who can liable — if Christian gets A ID S .” Mitchelson countered that "If I war. born Oct. 11, 1983, in a Port Christian militia and Lebanese military secretary for public affairs, was asked whether ding that he has a witness, a nurse Mitchelson said. "So Marc inno­ and mental distress is what counts spread a deadly disease to eve­ Charles Vogel, president of the win this case, a lot of people will T O K Y O (AP) - The Soviet the Strategic Defense Initiative. Jefferson, N .Y., hospital. sources described the attack as massive and said the remarks were dropped for any reason other on the set of the T V series cently continued his relationship in this suit, Marc is keeping a death ryone else. We may even have to Los Angeles County Bar Associa­ complain that their bedrooms will: Union’s foreign minister told his Getting the United States to The child was born with her the fighting was heavy, but declined to identify than to shorten the speech. "Dynasty,” who treated him for with Rock. watch. He could wake up any day think of quarantine.” tion, sees the suit against Hudson’s be invaded and their right of| Japanese counterpart today that abandon the project is one of spine outside her body and with an the attackers. Immediate casualty reports were "I don’tthink it has any significance,” Hoffman open sores during filming. “ Eventually, Miller and Sheft with AIDS. He has nightmares The state of Texas, already has. estate as one that could make legal privacy is lost. Japan should be cautious about Moscow’s top foreign policy abnormally small head. Doctors said in a telephone interview Tuesday night. "Th e Those named in the suit, accord­ helped Marc get to a Paris hospital about it all the time.” The state Board of Health has history. not available. participating with the United objectives. “ But the important thing is that! said the child would die before her long version was for the record. The short version ing to Mitchelson, knew Hudson to be monitored for AIDS. The test Mitchelson believes that "there tentatively approved a rule adding "This is a new legal wrinkle. It States in research on the “ Star second birthday without surgei^, the public will discover the bed-! Shevardnadze is the highest- was for brevity.” suffered AID S and conspired not to was negative at the moment, but could be thousands of men and AIDS to the list of quarantinable could be a precedent-setting Wars” space weapons program, a room is no more sanctified than anj ranking Soviet official to visit but might live to be 20 or older with In the prepared text, Weinberger said low- divulge the information to the disease can incubate for five women out there in the same boat diseases. It is aimed at so-called case,” he said. Foreign Ministry official said. automobile when it comes to Japan in 10 years. The two the surgery. intensity warfare includes terrorism, insurgen­ Christian. years. with Marc Christian. Incorrigible A ID S patients — those “ It appears to me that if The official, who spoke on J J liability. An AIDS victim can David Nelson denies story countries normalized relations in cies, guerrilla wars and those conflicts described ‘ ’One of the doctors said the news “ Hopefully, M arc hasn’t con­ "Like killer bees, we have killer who say they will continue to have someone is a carrier of a virulent commit m urder in a bedroom.” condition of anonymity, quoted 1956, but did not sign a peace treaty Baby Jane’s parents decided WASHINGTON — Federal officials are investi- against the surgery,,and govern­ by the Kremlin as “ wars of national liberation,” a Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard to end World Wfir II and their gatlng'the possibility that cocaine “ free-basing" phrase the defense secretary called "an Orwel­ Shevardnadze as saying Japan relations have been strained for ment lawyers sought to obtain Advertise with caused the fire that killed rock singer Rick Nelson should ’’consider its own national records of the case so the Depart­ lian corruption of language.” years. Americans should not rule out , military and six other people during a flight to a New interests” when deciding whether ment of Health and Human Servi­ Poll finds Americans give Year’s Eve concert in Dallas, The Washington intervention, despite bitter memories of the to cooperate in research on a Both sides claim ownership of ces could find out whether the SAVE OUR SYMBOL! The Herald Post reported today. space-based anti-missile system. four islands occupied by the Soviet hospital had discriminated against Vietnam War, he said. The newspaper, citing anonymous sources, The program officially is known as Union at the end of the war. the infant because of her handicap. Make your check payable to: and get said preliminary toxicological reports indicated A A media praise for credibility that Nelson’s body "contained a measurable level FAST of unmetabolized cocaine, which means the drug The Statue of Liberty/ had not been absorbed into the system at the time people who used it the most and Rebel forces in South Yemen continue uprising By Donald M. Rothberg were Time and Newsweek, radio Ellis Island Foundation, Inc. of death.” The Associated Press knew it the best. news, local television news, local RESULTS! But authorities in Dallas County Medical ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates Marxist president’s supporters fought the result of government forces moving president Monday by his deput^ and at On the issue of credibility, the daily newspapers and The Asso­ P.O. Box 1986 Examiners Office in Texas discounted the report. (U P I) — Rebel troops in Aden battled the rebels with gunboats in Aden harbor to mop up "pockets” of rebel resistance least three other government officials. WASHINGTON - Despite their Gallup survey conflicted sharply ciated Press, New York, NY 10018 Manchester One agent said there are no preliminary forces loyal to South Yemen President and tanks on the airport road and city in the city. Sources confirmed reports that Mo­ widespread belief that the news with the findings of a study done UBEKIY toxicology reports and final results will be not Ali Nasser Mohammed for a third day center Tuesday. In New Delhi, India, an aide to hammed was "slightly wounded” by his media are biased and influenced last year for the American Society The Gallup survey also said that 18861986 Herald available for another four weeks. today, despite indications the govern­ The diplomat was unable to confirm visiting South Yemen Prime Minister vice president, who was shot and killed by the powerful, Americans give of Newspaper Editors. The ASNE individual television anchors, re­ All contributions are tax deductible. B C Kx^NDsnoN.iH Nelson’s brother, David, said the Post report the reports of naval activity but said Haider Abu Bakr Attas said he planned by palace guards. N N ment was putting down the coup newspapers and broadcast sta­ study, conducted by M OR I Re­ porters and commentators had was wrong, CBS News reported. Nelson said he attempt. most merchant shipping had left the to return to Aden today, another The other officials were reportedly tions high marks for credibility, search Inc. of Minneapolis, con­ high telievability ratings. Walter 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 was told a faulty heater caused the fire. Fighting raged overnight in the harbor. “ The situation remains con­ indication that calm was returning to executed. according to an opinion survey cluded that "three-fourths of all Cronkite’s was 92 percent, Peter A spokesman for the National Transportation capital with “occasional exchanges of fused,” he said, adding that shrapnel the only Marxist Arab nation. There was no immediate indication if made public today. adults have some problem with the Jennings’ 90 percent, Dan Bather’s Safety Board, the federal agency investigating heavy firing and small arms fighting had shattered windows and hit the roof Telex and telephone lines were out Soviet, East German and Cuban forces The apparently contradictory credibility of the media.” 89 and Tom Brokaw’s88. President the fire, said it doesn’t comment on such stories. continuing,” a Western diplomat re­ of the British ambassador’s residence. and'the airport remained closed today. based in South Yemen were involved in responses are contained in a But the survey done by Gallup Reagan’s rating was 68 percent. “ There will be a factual report in due time,” Brad ported. He said, however, the night was The Kuwaiti news agency today said State-run Aden radio has been silent the fierce fighting. Both factions in the survey commissioned by Times for Times Mirror came up with The Gallup Organization con­ Dunbar, a public information officer said. “ slightly more peaceful” than Monday. life was gradually returning to normal since announcing an unsuccessful at­ Soviet satellite state support the Soviet M irror Co., which owns the Los believability ratings ranging from ducted face-to-face, hourlong in­ OELEiiMI Yemeni and other officials said the in Aden and that Tuesday’s fighting was tempt to assassinate the 49-year-oId Union. Angeies Times, Newsday and 87 percent for the Wall Street terviews of a national sample of other newspapers, and conducted Journal and television network 2,104 adults between June 22 and by the Gallup Organization. news to 78 percent for "nationaily July 13, 1985, and went back to half The survey concluded that "the influential newspapers.” Given that sample for telephone inter­ vast majority of the citizenry believability ratings in the mid 80s views four months later. believes that the major news organizations in America are believable” and found that the ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ news m edia’s credibility was S l ^ higher than President Reagan’s. 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I ’ll to offer senior citizens The goal of the move, the company said in a such as my individual retirement account and other William A. Doyle buy term insurance, on which the premiums are lower statement Tuesday, is to reduce administrative CDs. The annuity proposal looks good to me. But could substantial savings when and invest the money I save in an individual onn overhead, more effectively use staff, simplify I do better someplace else? they sell their home. As a lines of communication and more sharply focus retirement account. 1 However, checking both "load” and "no-load” marketing. ANSWER: You can do better lots of other places. mutual funds, I find they do not provide insurance matter of office policy, we A spokesman said layoffs were not part of the You should be aware of that, if you understand how the against loss on their IRAs. As a cautious investor, room, dock, garage and vinyl siding. announcement but that "since one of the goals Is a annuity works. The payments you would receive from you get all your principal back. shall give a discount of would you advise me to open my IR A at a bank or reduction in administrative overhead, it would that annuity would not — repeat, NOT — be ail An annuity such as you are considering is really savings and loan association? 15% of our commission to not be illogical to expect staff reductions in the income. suitable only for someone who needs a high and steady anyone 55 years or older future." At $530 a month, you would receive $6,360 a year. On source of money and who doesn’t mind using up all of ANSWER: As long as freedom from risk is your ) m m The spokesman, Mitchell Badler, said Amax $41,000 that's 15.5 percent. 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Inc., a New York REDWOOD FARMS CAPE RICHARD ROAD billion nuclear-powered Ohio class boats although Make sure you see this 7 room, IVi bath Cape Gorgeous 7 Room Ranch In one of Manchester's NEW YO R K — The stock market edged upward net income will be slightly lower service area will doom the railroad Investment banking house hat has with family room, fireplace, garage and a treed most prestigious areasi Large 1st door family in quiet trading today, continuing the generally both contractors have shared in manufacturing the than its 1984 profit of $500 million, it unless it combines with the finan­ submitted a competing $1.2 billion loti HURRYI room with picture window and French.doors neutral trend of Tuesday's session. Los Angeles class attack submarines. was achieved despite sharply cially robust Norfolk Southern. offer to buy Conrail. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...646-2482 overlooking the deep private lot. Hurry! $121,900 The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose increased spending by the However, Crane said, “ Our “ Conrail’s outstanding perfor­ "WE G UARANTEE OUR H O U SES" ..646-2482 Kaufman’s report said some of the overpricing at I .34 to 1,519.38 in the first hour of trading. General Dynamics "was caused by use of” a cost railroad. financial performance and quality mance puts them right at the top of “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” Xsl Gainers took a 3-2 lead over losers in the early overrun and underrun sharing program negotiated -” We achieved these results service demonstrate that Conrail the class when compared with all BRAND NEW LISTING!!! PSST...OVER HERE... tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. into the Navy contracts with General Dynamics by a while paying higher, industry- can continue to operate independ­ the other major railroads,” Saund­ Southern Co. led the active list, up 'A at 22>/4. A scale wages for the full year, as ently for the long term, and that’s 6 room Capi* (aid lioimt. 3 lu'drooms. 1 bath, On Stonehedge Umc in Bolton. There’s a home being Blanchard & Rossetto Navy civilian official who later went to work for the ers said. €S) 734,000-share block of the stock traded at 22‘/4. well as completing a capital in the best interests of the nation.” fireplace, su m m e r porch, newer roof am i it’s ri^atly built similar to this fdioto or builder will build to suit defense giant. COM MERCIAL CREDIT International Business Machines rose ‘A to investment program of $572 mil­ He said Conrail had been profita­ Morgan Stanley has organized a for immcitialc occupaii< \! On tlic bus litie. Offercii your needs, (^ualilv constnieiion bv I^'vitt!! (nve us 646-2482 hNANCIAL NETWORK During the period in question, the report said, 189 West Csiitar St. corner of McKee St. .Ccni,.DM C«,,Un, ble every year since 1981, the last consortium of some 35 investors iti the a call. W e’ll set up a im’eling lor vou todav. GI7-H4(K) REAL ESTATE Senior Citizens Discounts 149V4 in active trading. The company is expected George Sawyer, then an assistant Navy secretary, lion,” Crane said in a statement to report higher fourth-quarter profits later this Tuesday. year it received direct federal who would buy interests in Conrail had a hand in awarding over $5 billion in contracts to and then sell them in public stock week. Electric Boat, General Dynamics’ shipbuilding arm. A spokesman for Conrail said the financial assistance. The NYSE’s composite index of all its listed formal earnings report for the year Conrail was formed by the sales, allowing Conrail to remain 349 EAST CENTEft ST. common stocks gained .17 to 119.38. At the "Contracts for the construction of (Los Angeles would be issued in February, government in 1976 out of the independent. (Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER O n lu iii, Pick u[) the American Stock Exchange, the market value class) attack submarines and Trident submarines according to normal company remains of the bankrupt Penn intex was up .49 at 245.44. awarded during the years 1981-1983 were substan­ practice. Central railroad and several Now you know Real Estate, 647‘8895 phone and call On Tuesday the Dow Jones industrial average tially overpriced,” said the report. “ In part, the Crane said the 1985 profits smaller lines in an effort to slipped 1.49 to 1,519.04. maintain freight rail service in the People In Siberia usually buy S overpricing was caused by higher profit margins than demonstrate Clonrail can operate WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION 6 4 6 -1 3 1 6 Northeast and Midwest. their milk frozen on a stick. JACKSTONSHOWCASE had been negotiated on previous submarines.” without federal assistance or the

MANCHESTER $121,900 REDUCED! Super value best describes this lovely older two family on Business Zoned Private group foresees good profit in hospital business quiet tree-lined street. Comlortable owner residence with large rooms, Ideal for conversion to professi­ w/w carpeting, wood stove, deck & double garage. Rental unit recently onal offices. Ton rooms plus ad­ hospital features — some penned patients and stati is under con­ By Renee Haines “ It had no debt, but it got to the ness, but we're businessmen,” he tor, patient and passer-by alike. updated. 643-4060 ditional expansion possible by the building’s doctors. struction, as well as classrooms. rr- Room tor 10-12 cars. Could be United Press International point where a financial commit­ said. Some rooms on the building's “ This gives me a tool to take “ We’ve allotted so many dollars offices on first level with 5 room ment was needed,” he said. five patient floors are being turned down to employers in the down­ next year for education — all the apartment on second level. High SAN ANTONIO — A business­ He also believes downtown San HARIG ALSO INTENDS to into hotel-style suites with sitting town area,” he said. way down to housekeeping,” he traffic area - good vlalblllty - man who wouldn’t know what to do Antonio is "poised for rebirth.” install a take-out pastry shop in the rooms boasting plants, plush sofas easy to find - Main Street loca­ Harig, who has a parking lot said. with a scalpel is performing an odd lobby. and stocked refrigerators. tion. Harig's group paid more than $20 across the street, knocked out a Community involvement is high sort of surgery on an aging Stocking the shop will be no The hospital plans to release million for the hospital, and parking deck on two upper floors to on the list. downtown hospital, betting mil­ problem, since Harig has hired a next spring a gourmet dessert book arranged renovation loans up "First you have to have city lions the patient not only lives — European-trained executive chef for diabetic patients — a spinoff add new office space, hoping to front. backing. We do a lot of corporate but thrives. with top hotel credentials to from the facility’s new diabetic lure new, young doctors to his Aside from the revamping and citizen work,” he said, "W e came in from the business oversee that bane of the ill — clinic. Also open is a low-cost facility. SOUTH WINDSOR $147,900 expansion— an open heart surgery Harig is confident the odd mix of Time for a promotion! Move up to this superb U&R home in very desira­ world. We didn't know what you hospital food. cancer clinic, he said. Harig has found persuading program began in November and sidelines and basic revamping of ble area. Raised Ranch features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large formal living Over Glestonbury couldn't do,” shrugs a smiling Harig’s hospital plans to com­ doctors already in the business to $3.5 million was spent on the Chef Karl Von Hoffman has been a dining rooms, spacious family room, floor to ceiling fireplace, huge Line Randy Harig, edging past con­ pete with suburban clinics with the expand their operations is the best the old hospital — replumbing is radiology department — . Harig serving up fresh oyster dishes, deck a many custom (eatures throughout. Call today. 643-4060 LaCava built 7 room home with struction workers renovating the use of their sales pitch — fast way to bring new doctors aboard. next — will pay off. began a little nontraditional steaks, duckling a I'orange and 2Vi baths. 2 car garage, llre- 55-year-old Nix Medical Center in service. Seven physicians scheduled to placed roc room, appllanced tinkering. truffles at hospital cafeteria pri­ "W e’re on course, but we haven’t FREE MARKET EVALUATION EXTRAORDINARY downtown San Antonio. "We’ve already got the execu­ become tenants next year were proven it yet. We are hitting the kitchen with many cabinets, ces, ri.iding as many customers in tives coming in for physicals. Now This spacious four bedroom Dutch Colonial blends the three bedrooms, city conveni- Harig last summer convinced A littlQ used storage room in the brought in that way, he said. performance levels we set,” he business suits as bathrobes lining we’re going after their em­ charm of yesterday — natural oak woodwork, stenciling, encaa. a lot of house for the the hospital’s owners to sell the basement faces onto San Antonio’s up for lunch. said. price. In area ol newer homes. hospital to him and a group of scenic River Walk — a popular ployees.” he said. Under construction on a ramp to walk-up attic — with the conveniences of today — modern- the former parking deck is an kitchen with Jennair, circuit breakers, heater coils on roof— Call todayll $126,000. mostly doctor-investors. Harig, tourist attraction. Harig is plan­ The facility now boasts a beer "W e’d like to manage more ANY LINGERING AVERSION auditorium for seminars of all facilities. We've put together a REA L ESTATE SERVICES too many features to list. Call today to see this rare find.Of­ the major stockholder, owns two ning to lease it to retailers at a and wine permit. to advertising has been met with a sorts, with links to operating a fered at $96,900. medical supftiy companies and had sound profit. Fancy food is just one of many good team and we can do good 63 East Center St., Manchester. 643-4060 sold his wares to the Nix since 1975. "W e're in the health care busi­ enticements Harig plans for doc­ tabloid newsletter on health and rooms. A 24-hour exercise room for job.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Jan. IS, 1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 C lassified.. MISCELLANEOUS IMISCEIIANEDUS HOME AND Household Goods ' For advertisements to be BUNNE88 ROOMMATES 1 ^ HOUSEHOLD IHOUSEHDLD I^HDUSEHDLD I Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Space Rates IoZIbmds I FOB SALE I fDB SALE BARDEN Notices Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property Misc for Sole published Monday, the dead­ PROPERTY WANTED 1 ^ GOODS Home ond Gordon M in im u m : line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday E m p lo ym e n t Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent 4 awning windows, 4' x 24’ 6 House Plonta. *15- Losf/Found...... ;. .01 4 L in e s Wonder Jenus 400 Used Refrigerators, Wedding Band, Diamond Toro Electric Snow Instruction. 25 Wanted to Rent Pets Buolness Zoned — ideal Roommota to Short 7 Warm with storms and screens. 5121.0______Personals...... 02 wood Burning fireplace Washers, Ranges • — Engagement Ring, 14K, Shovel — Excellent condi­ Roommotes Wanted Musical Items for conversion to profes­ room house In Marlbo­ $99. Call 643-7917. tion. Asking $60. Reason Announcements...... 03 Days Per Line Read Your Ad sional offices, ten rooms Insert by Dunham Lehr Cleon, guaranteed, parts size 6, Price $150. Call Recreotionol Items rough. $350 monthly. for selling. Illness. 649- raCARR/TRjICKR Auctions...... 04 1 - 5 ...... 75 « Inc. Used only 2 seasons. and service. Low prices. 646-6649. Real Estate Antiques Classified adyertisements plus additional expansion Credit references and se­ Electrical Hook-up for 4649.0 possible. Room for 10-12 curity required. No pets. Asking $400. Call 646-4806 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 FOR RALE Services Tag Soles 6 -19 ...... 55« dryer- circuit breaker For Sale — Rowing Ma­ Homes tor Sole 31 are taken by telephone os o cars. Could be offices first Days 209-6435, Ext. 30 or anytime. Main Street, 643-2171. Services Offered Wanted to Duv 20 or m o re ...... ASt convenience. box, dryer plug and 30' of chine. Does many things. Financial Condominiums 32 level with 5 room apart­ 228-0714. wiring. $20. 649-7050.O Lots/Land for Sole 33 Painting/Popering the Manchester Herold is ment second level. High Picture Window, 49V!i' x General Electric Portable $99. New. 647-0413.U Mortgages...... 11 Investment Property 34 Building/Controcting responsible only for one incor­ traffic area. Good visibil­ 60*, stripped, 24 pones, Dishwasher. Excellent G IV E Y O U R budget a condition. Only 3 years Matag Washer— Wringer Fifty gallon fish tank with Personal Loans...... 12 Rooting/Siding , rect insertion and then only ity, easy to find. Main boosti Sell those still- $60. 742-7090.q QUALITY PRE-OWNED Business Property 35 A u t o m o t i v e old. 2 cycle Including type. Like new. $99. 875- new filter, bottom filter, Insurance...... 13 Deadlines Street Location. Century good but no-longer-used Resort Property 36 Heoting/Plumbing for the size of the originol potscrubber feature. $150. 6733.D etc. $75 or best otter. Wanted to Borrow...... 14 Cars Trucks for Sole 21 Jackston-Showcase, Items In your home for Drapes — Rust/Tan Flooring...... For classified odvertise- insertion. 646-5093.______643-6391.0 646-1316. cash. Coll 643-2711 to place stripes. 00x45 & 50x45. $45 Electric Stove*— Avocado CARS & TRUCKS Income Tox Service Motorcycles Bicycles menfs to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen or best offer. 643-7069.q Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value oftheadvertisement your od. "EASY DOES IT" Is the c o lo r. $50. 649-7793.D Greenhouse Glass, 100 pie­ Employment Auto Services Sears Humidifier — 13 wav to describe placing a ces, 18x24, $50 or best WIDE SELECTION Rooms for Rent ...... 41 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Office Condo want ad. Just call 643-2711 For Sale gallons, 2 years old. $75. otter. 646-1760.O & Education Autos for Rent Lease betore publication. additional insertion. ___ and we do the rest I Apartments for Rent .42 1 Heritage Place 228-3491.0 I MISCELLANEOUS BANK FINANCING AND Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc. Automotive For Salo FOR SALE Roesport Walking Shoes Help Wonted ...... 21 Dinette Set — Excellent I ______.This 1300 plus square Maple Twin Bed. Com­ — Man's size 8 Wide. $2.*' UP TO 24 MONTHS, condition. 36'x60* (Tnclud- 643-7153.0 toot, elegantly finished plete. $50. 647-1912.0 Selling Bottle Collection. IHDMES office space overlooka HOUDAY/ Ing 12* leaf) with six HOMES nicely cushioned chairs. Over 100 bottles for only 24,000 MILES POWER TRAIN Main Street. A muat to FDR SALE SEASONAL General Electric Chest Wood grained table top $50 or best offer. Call Hoy tor Sale by the Bale. I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE see for any busineaa Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Type Freezer — 7.5 cubic with chrome leas. $100. 742-6016.D Cash and carry. Pella 1084 MAZDA B2000 P/U peraon. Excluaive feet. Good working condi­ ______a______Brand New LIstInglll 6 Firewood For Sale — One 646-5093. Brothers, Bldwell Street. Ln { M. SE5 Pk|., till, lOli lilts Experienced Furniture Texas DM Company needs New Listing — Manches­ ahowing by- tion. $45. 644-0743.O C.B. Radio, home base, *4795 Port Time Inserters Tractor Trailer Drivers— room Cape Cod home. 3 cord mixed hardwoods 643-7405. Looking for a part time Deliverymen — Moll rep­ mature person for short ter. $85,900. More house realistic, MIket antenna. wonted. Coll 647-9946, ask No long distance hauling. bedrooms, 1 bath, fire­ Coflvaraa Real Ealata cut and split. $75. You take 3 Piece Bedroom Set, twin 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISER Gal Friday with typing lies to Box N, c/o Man­ trips surrounding Man­ than you'd ever Imagine Like New 14 cu. ft. ladus- Paid $250, sell tor $95. ILO8TANDF0UND for Bob. Mall replies to Box N, c/o place, summer porch, 646-4302 owoy. 647-7541.0 size bed, dresser and book ability and computer ex­ chester Herald. chester. Contact custo­ at such a reasonable trlal freezer. $3507^649- Works great! 643-2831 .□ DO A TW O -W A Y favor ... S/W, Ih M Mlb ill Bi;Iir iptiiis, 42k alts *6495 Manchester Herald. newer roof and It's ready ($124,000.) shelf. Good condition. perience. Flexible sche­ mers. We train. Write pricel Immaculate cape 9012. get extra cash for yourself Part-time correspondents for Immediate occu­ I HOUSEHOLD Best offer. Coll Bob Lost — Large pointing, dule or 5 hours per day. P.K. Dickerson, Presi­ on treed 8, fenced lot. Skiers — New Europe and make It possible for 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA SR 5 to cover scholastic sports Texas Refinery Corp. pancy I On the bus line. Iboodr______Brown, 649-5488 evenings. sentimental value. From Please send work history dent, Southwestern Petro­ FIreptaced living room, Colonial Red Print Sofa navy, stretch ski pants. someone else to enlov i/e, 5 Spd., He *4495 events In the Manchester offers plenty of money Offered In the $80's. Jack- those golf clubs you never back of truck. Charter and salary requirements leum, Box 789, Ft. Worth, formal dining room,deck, ROOMS and Chair Set. Very good Top of line cool stove for 1 Men's 28" waist. Out­ area. Sports knowledge plus cosh bonuses, fringe son & Jackson Real Est­ use. Sell them with o wont Oak Street. Wednesday, to: The Manchester He­ T X 76101.______garage and vinyl siding. New Delta Shower head, condition. $99 or best or 2 rooms. Excellent grown betore worn. $25. 1980 CAD. ELDORADO BIARRITZ essential; newswrltlngex­ Full and part time cashi­ benefits to seml-retired ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. FOR RENT ad January Sth. Coll 647-1616. rald, Box Z. D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 model 622C. $25.643-1814.q offer. 646-1757.0 condition. $215. 644-0011. 646-0850.D EicipliHil cii 62k Nits perience desirable. For ers and dell persans person In Manchester Fire and Smoke Damage or 871-1400. *8995 an appointment, call Len needed all shifts. Apply at area. Regardless of expe­ restoration company Executive Ranch — Im­ Lost — Grey short haired Gram py's Corner Store, 1970 OLDS STARFIRE GT full grown double pawed Auster, sports editor, Maintenance Assistant rience, write H.G. Hop­ seeks full time workers. maculate 7 room resi­ Manchester Herald, Entry level position, full 706 Main Street, kins, President, Box 711, New Listing — Manches­ Bbck, V6,4 Spd., U, S/R. In alts *2495 cat. Vicinity of Canfield Will train. Start at $5 per ter. $169,900. Executive dence with large first weekdays before 10 a.m., time. Competitive wage Manchester. Ft. Worth, T X 76101. hour. Call 9am-3pm. 646- Room, Main Street loca­ Rood. Please call 643-0772. home In pristine condi­ floor family room, 2 full 1979 JEEP CJ7 wllh hardtop 643-2711. and benefits. Diversified 6855. baths plus 0 beautifuMv tion, all utilities Included. areas of responsiblltv In­ Hairdresser — Full or Secretary — Minimum 2 tion! 4 bedrooms, JV2 References and security. V8.3 Spd.. PS. FKtaT U. Sik alts baths, gorgeous ftre- landscaped lot. Great lo­ *4695 Dental Receptionist — cluding clerical, delivery, part time for new shop. years experience. Some Press Operators Needed cation. $130's. Blanchard 649-8480. 5 PERSONALS Manchester office. 4 day light maintenance and 643-0759. bookkeeping, 9-5, Mon­ placed family room with 5 for aircraft type wrok. beamed ceilings, fire- 8i Rossetto Real Estate, week. Experience neces- carpenter assistance. day thru Friday. Pleasant Some experience desired 646- 2482. Manchester — Clean, CARON MOTORS 367 OaklaiMl St Carpenters Needed Im­ placed living room, rec Reassure that special sory. Send resume to Box Able to drive standard. working conditions. 643- but not necessary. Apply quiet completely fur­ mediate openings for ex­ room and pool room with 649-7000 Manchester, CT someone of your love by M, c/o Manchester Call Leslie Monday- 4005. at H & B Tool and Manchester — $121,900. nished Including linens. perienced carpenters, all an Inground pool and 2 car Herald. Frldav, 283-0651 for Engineering, 481 Sullivan Reduced I Super value $40 weekly. 2 weeks secur­ telling the ediole world phases of construction. garage with wall-to-wall how much you love them Interview. Dietary Aide — Imme­ Ave., South Windsor, C T best describes this lovely ity. 646-9032. Full time employment carpeting!!I D.W. Fish with the Manchester He­ Government Jobs — diate opening for 2dletary 06074. 528-9341. EO E. M/F. older two family on quiet $16,040 - $59,230/year. Now Cleaning — Contract and benefits. Call 742-5317, aides, one part time to Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Gentlemen Only. Central Annual Percentage rald. Call the classified 1400. tree-lined street. Comfor­ department today and hiring, coll 805407-6000, cleaning company seeks 8:30-5, Monday thru work 2-3 days a week, Part Time Temporary table owner residence location, kitchen privi­ Ext. R-9965 for current Individuals to work part Friday. 3pm-7pm; one to work full Cashiers and clerks leges, parking available. ploce your personal mes­ Manchester — Well main­ with large rooms, wall to sage. 643-3711, 8:30am to federal list. time In the Manchester time, 6am-2pm. Excellent needed for college book­ wall carpeting, wood Security and references Rate Financing RN/LPN, 7-3, small rest tained 7 room Cape, first 5:00pm.______area. Hours are 12:30- starting rate and benefits. store. Day and evening stove, deck & double gar­ required. 649-9227 or 569- home In Bloomfield. Com­ floor family room with 4:30pm or 5:30-9:30pm, Interested persons are re­ hours available. Please age. Rental unit recently 3528. Part Tim e Office Position petitive salary and benef­ fireplace, enclosed sun Ride needed to Main available Immediately. 30 Monday-Frlday. Respon­ quested to call Manches­ call 643-1097. updated. Sentry Real Est­ U Available up Street, Middletown, sible people please call its. Call 243-2995 for Inter- ter Manor, 646-0129. porch, complete oppllam Room for Rent In 6 room hours per week, Monday vlew with nursing ces, hardwood and carpet ate, 643-4060. Mondav-Thursday. Leav­ thru Friday, 1-5pm. Ty p ­ 649-3181. Video Editor Wanted for furnished apartment. ing Manchester 7:45-0:45. director. Do you wish to return to floors, 0 quality home. . »/< local cable franchise. Male or femole. 649-7911. ing required. Write P.O. Asking $136,000. U & R South Windsor — $147,900. to 48 Months One wav only. Will pay Box 329, Manchester, CT Vista Volunteer 35 hour the lob market? Typing Flexible evening hours Tim e for a promotion I 7 9 Nurses Aides— Small rest Realty, 643-2692. expenses, 646-3060. 06040. week, 1 year commit­ and pleasant telephone and occasional weekends. Move up to this superb U tment literacy volunteer home, Bloomfield Hart­ skills required. Please Experienced preferred. ■ap a r tm en ts ford area, full and part Brand New LIstInglll 8% & R home In very desira­ Thunderbirils — TeniDOs — F-150's — Rangers prolect. $212 bl-weekly call Mrs. Lennon at 647- Call Cox Cable, 649-0439, ble area. Raised Ranch Dental Hygienist — Pro­ time available. Call for an room Split-Level home I FOB BENT plus $900 end-of-year bo­ 4645 for appointment. Ext. 313. features 4 bedrooms, 2 1 ^ ANNDUNCEMENTS gressive preventive or­ nus. Office work commun­ appaintment with Direc­ located In Rockledge. 3 bedrooms, 2’/] baths, cen­ boths, large formal living iented group practice, ity outreach recruiting tor of Nursing, 9am-4pm, Secretary Needed for Need Extra Money? Work Manchester — Available SAMPLE BUYS NEW 1986's tral air conditioning, se­ 8> dining rooms, spacious Emergency? In Manches­ Glastonbury. Variety tutors/students. Call 647- 243-2995. busy Manchester real est­ part time days or nights. Immediately. One, two curity system. Plus wall family room, floor to and three bedroom apart­ ter, dial 911 for fire, hours available. 633-3671. 6232. ate firm. Must have good Ideal for housewives or to wall carpet and it's celling fireplace, huge Automatic, Power Steering, Power police, medical help. Floral Designer with technical and communi­ students. Clean. Pleasant. ments. $425, $495, $525, some experience. Write to being offered at $119,500. deck & many custom heat and hot water In­ Brakes, H.O. Battery, Lo-Mt. Mirrors, cation skills for varied Good pay. Fringe benef­ features throughout. Call WANT ADS are the Key Punch Operator — Flower's Inc., P.O. Box challenging activities. Owner very anxious. Call cluded. J.D . Real Estate, 5450 QVWR, P215/7SRX15 Urea, Experience required, its. D airy Queen, 242 today. Sentry Real Estate, J friendly way of finding a 1664, Manchester, CT, This 35 hour salaried posi­ Brood Street, today! I Jackson & Jack- 646-1980. cigar lighter, vinyl trim, save $2502. J knowledge of 3741 and/or 643-4060. cosh buyer for applian­ Secretary Bookkeeper — with resume of previous tion offers security, paid Manchester. son Real Estate, 647-8400 3743 a plus. Should have experience. or 646-8646. Like Private Home — 3Vi ces, musical Instruments, Small office, diversified vacation and holidays. Extraordinary — This cars and a host of other knowledge of basic affice room apartment. Base­ duties, occounts receiva­ Contact Julie Pelletier of Executive Director — Na­ spacious four bedroom $8,937 Items. equipment and other var­ ble, telephones, record Want to earn an above ERA Blanchard & Ros- ment, appliances. Work­ ious office duties. Full tional health agency seek­ Over Glastonbury Line — Dutch Colonial blends the keeping, some typing, all minimum starting pay setto Realtors, 646-2402. ing single adult, married NEW 1986 THUNDERBIRD benefit program plus den­ ing person to develop and LaCava Built 7 room charm of yesterday - natu­ couple. No children, pets. Automatic, Power Steering, Power benefits. 647-9137. rate? Then, now Is the maintain wide ranging tal paid. 5 day work week. time to talk with us. Full 40 home with 2Vi baths, 2 car ral oak woodwork, sten­ 643-2880. Brakes; Power Windows, Air Alterations. Experienced volunteer program of ciling, walk-up attic - with HELP WANTED Call 209-2736 between Sam- Cashler/Hostesses — hours plus overtime. 5dov garage, fireplaced rec Conditioning, Speed Conjtrol, Rear seamstress, full or part community service, edu­ room, appllanced kitchen the conveniences of today 5pm. Part time days, nights or week. Other benefits. Manchester — 7 room, 3 Window Defroster, Tinted Glass, TIH time. Call 643-4809. cation and fund raising In with many cabinets, three - modern kitchen with weekends. Hours to suit Wholesale distributor has or 4 bedroom apartment BUY WHEN YOU ,Wheel, Styled Wheels and much A A the Manchester area. Jennair, circuit breakers, your needs. Experienced 2 openings, one delivery bedrooms, city conven­ In residential neighbor­ LPN/MedIcal Assistant Sales ability a must. Expe­ heater colls on roof - too more. Stk. #6009. or will train. Must be 18 or and one warehouse. iences, olot of house for hood, heat, hot water,- for busy doctor's office, 4 rience with volunteer de­ the price. In area of newer many features to list. Call PRODUCTION WORKERS older. Apply Rein's New Apply In person, Man­ garage Included. $650 a or 5 days a week, must be velopment helpful. Rep­ homes, call today. today to see this rare find. York Style Dell Restau­ chester Tobacco & Candy comfortable with all ages. month plus security. 649- lies stating education, $126,000. Century 21 Offered at $96,900. Joyce 9227, 649-4240. Available $11,966 rant, Rte. 30, 428 Hartford Company, 299 Green 646-0166. experience and salary A nationwide m anufacturer is Tpke., Vernon. Road, Manchester. Jackston-Showcase, 646- G. Epstein Real Estate, January 1st. DON’T Have To! level to Field Service . 1316. 647- 8095. Housekeeping — 20 hours Assistant, 237 East Center looking for production work­ per week at private home Three Room Apartment NO HIDDEN CHARGES Street, Manchester, 06040. — Heat, hot water, stove, N ers in our local plant. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED In G la sto n b u ry . Own Degree preferred. The worst time to buy a car is when you DO N transportation, referen­ refrigerator, carpet. $365. IN BOLTON AREA ces and dependability re­ Jack J. Lappen Centrally located, adults have to... and the opportunity is not there. A willingness to learn is all quired. Call 659-2953. preferred. No pets. Secur­ you need. Call today for an BoHon Liko Aroa Bolton Real Estate Realty ity deposit, call 646-7690; The BEST time to buy at Wile Motors is TODAY. THIS iS THE PLACE: Aerobic Instructor otter 4pm, 643-0496. appointment. INI Bumnor Dr. Aroa Bolton needed to teach class In LOOK W HAT W E HAVE TO OFFER: Immediate Occupancy — Laka 8L Manchester at 5pm. Expe­ IHDMES 6 Great tavlnga an huge selection of new Oldsmoblles, Pontiacs, Cadillacs B Buicks. rience preferred, will 4 room apartment near Cldar Mill Rd. FDR SALE bus line, adults, no pets, 1 A.P.R. financing on many models. .. no particular down payment 6 4 6 -1 7 3 7 train. Call Eileen at 522- requlramanta. . . up to 48 months. Brookflald 8L BoHon Jack J. Lappen cor, security. 649-1265. 4103, ext. 351. EOE. w The finest quality used cars, most with extended wananties available, DILLDn Ask for Personnel. All real estate advertised E. Middle Tpko. Manchester. Available e The beat value in price, product and service. S IN C B 1933 Cardiac Rehabilitation In the Monchester Herald It Liafe been said: “It pays to advertise.” 319 Main Street (Across from Armory) LInloy 8L Nurse needed for M , W or Is sublect to the federal Immediately. Large I advertise! So pay me! newer 3 bedroom duplex, MANCHESTER. CT. 643-2145 Carpontar Rd. Manc.-BoHon S. 4:3O-6:30pm. CCU or Fair Housing Act of 1968, ■ J J f ...... *12,392. ICU experience and basic which makes It Illegal to appliances Included. M.S.R.r. ... .322.179 1985 Cadillac Bluerldga Dr. List .your property with a promoter! Washer 0, Dryer hookup, 1986 Pontiac hic8l8Tlai8 ...... 1.397. THIS LOCATION CURRENTLY CPR, call Eileen at 522- advertise any preference, Plica livlH i 3,177 Stdan Dsvills Balta Dr. Manchaatar 4183, ext. 351. EOE. limitation or discrimina­ Let me prove that advertising pays! no pets. Security & refer­ Bonnovilis SUE PRICE: ences. $550 a month plus (swear's dame) tion based on race, color, I.et me sell your home or business! INVOLVED IN A LABOR MANCHESTER HERALD Vernon Firm seeks expe­ religion, sex or national utilities. 643-2209. $10,995 IE CORMIER rienced candidate for full origin, or an Intention to List with a worker, a winner, a Realtor. * 18,999 SINCE time position. Person make any such prefer­ Modern 1 bedroom apart­ Call NOW 647-9946 . . . Jack J. Lappen Realty. ment. First floor, applian­ 7.9% AVAILABLE DISPUTE. chosen must be capable of ence, limitation or dis­ List with me ra« niaiBiE J ^ O T D R S a S s .WC:. ces, heat 8i hot water handling' full schedule crimination. The Herald SIk INs.6253 Stock No. 5900 with various duties from 2 will not knowingly accept furnished. Forking, cellar MMOWaRE RTORE vice-presidents. Expe­ any advertisement which Jack J. Lappen Realty storage. Located center of Manchester. $450 a.S.R,P...... ‘ 12.047. Full time personable per- rience with word process­ Is In violation of the law. (Formerlv Active 'N* .Able Realty) 1986 Oldfmobilo msMf...... >12,043. 1986 Buick aon willing to work all at- ing a plus. Full mecileal, .monthly. C & D Realty, wceiitiwt___^1.040. Price loTlnii 1.052. PICTURE THIS 164 East Center Street 649-287V SeniBroBt Ragfil pecta of store operation pension and vacation be­ Richard Road — Gor­ Cutlaii Cioro lAurHCf: from stocking shelves to nefits. Please send rsunje geous 7 room Ranch In Manchester, CT cash register and sales. to: VLP, P.O. Box 2200, one of Manchester's most 4 room apartment now available to working Iiik*10,995 $ EXTRA MONEY $ Gtayart NarOwirt • B4B6707 Vernon, C T 06066. presteglous areas I Fam ­ 643-4263 * ily room, garage and nice older person, 2 gas heat­ 10,995 loti $121,900. Blanchard 8. ing units, parking for one 7 s « m i u l u 7.9% HMLULE Rossetto Real Estate, 646- pleasure car. No pets. $325 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED per month. 643-2210. Slock No. 6334 Stock No. 6199 Brand New 1986 Nissan Sentre, o.andard, With Your Own Part-Time Job. 2482. 2 DR Sedan, Snow Loving Front Wheel Drive, 1884 Bontlao Trant Am 44 wnc isaz Bulek Cantuiy Llmllad > nne IN MANCHESTER AREA LOOOOW.IOMIIOWIWM...... : 4 « . eediA. AC, etw owter...... 9 , 9 9 9 5 Speed Transmission, Rear Defroster, Government Homes from Manchester — 5 room 2 An excellent opportunity for i m m m u i A 1884 Chowolot Camara Z'28 4 4 a o c 1M 1 Fofd Thundorblrd e -lOK All Freight, Dealer's Prep., Accent Stripe,\ bedroom apartment. $485 teeOid.TMef,lewwdiee...... 11,OOd aa.COupe.AC.SMno...... 9 , 1 9 9 $1 (U Repair). Also delin­ Isas CadtSac Flaalwcad Brauebaai Rusty Jones Rustproofing Included. Hudaon 8L III plus deposit and utilities. 1884 Bulok Conlufy a ADR 1860 Fofd Muatang 0% Housewives and Mothers with quent tax property. Coll s s a r r . r . T ...... $18,995 «#eee,AC.ieww.U9$9*dlM...... 0,*IVD atoOT.swUflioUc...... 9 , 9 9 9 III Call 647-0770. 1888 NiooM Kina Cab Pickup Our Equipped Price: $6422. Wllllaina 8L 805-687-6000, Ext. GH-9965 laSSCsdSlaeCMat DairiSa ,|e q a e 1678 Dataun 8210 ,1 q q c UM,W14WiNiM ...... IP ,W O BM.iwe,eeeee*w.Ueo»eniawo e 4AC o g ^ m e w n . a i l — Mhsoy...... 1 , 9 9 9 Oakland 8l 3-17 for Information. lisa OWa CuSass SuprMiw tnoiMoM...... 0,1V9 young children bring them 2 Bedroom Townhouse — 1888 MyewiWi IMIanl Wapon 1878 Bidek Ragal q q q c Alaxandar 81 aa.cMOt.aiu0IBari».aMeo...... 9 , 9 9 9 III 1 V^i baths, appliances. $510 ...... 9,99s Start Your New Year Off ItaaeaMMnlwakLTD a aae 1878 Chav. Capftea Claaaie with you and save on Cantar 81 487-553 odd only per month plus utilities. uMWwaiowiaMOM.oHgMo.Gor...... 0|¥V0 9»etionWeo8i>.ArCsMoowaetu»otd. e A f a e Catilar 81 Right I Many amenities wieoMkerUi^iaaaOiMee...... 9 , 4 V 9 S A L E ’6299 5634155 odd only Keith Real Estate, 646- 1 8 8 4 R iilo fc R M o n i ^ ^ 4 a a r 10 O f T h e s e Included with this gor­ Uwwaoo.B4MoowlwM.’...... 11|4VD 1882 CadWoc Cbnarran y wqc 1678 Plymeuth Volara a babysitting costs. Lincoln 81 4126. 4«oot.ailMlHr.kM«o«,MaoiMtpre-;’. n p 5 rv 4^r.«a*ea.. qne p * * ’. w ar* . a^ y a.-v- Esfcie, «4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. Jan. 15, 1986 BUSINESS FO C U S 1 SPORTS ------f 1 LOOK FOR THE STARS... * Seafood scarce Heartache hurts Whalers beaten, j Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get and expensive < a heart, doc says UJ don’t lose grounq better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ... p a g e 9 ... page 15 -k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday,

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KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright MUSICAL CARS/TRUCKS ITEMS FOR SALE UJanrteatpr) Manchester — A City of Village Charm MrralJi QD Lloyd's A M /F M stereo and 8-trock stereo car­ tridge plover and turnta­ ble. Hardly used. Asking S8S. Coll M7-1560 otter 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix Thursday, Jan. 16, 1986 25 Cents 5pm. osk for Len. — 67.000 miles, fully equipped Including sun­ Stereo. Klngspolnt. roof. Asking $1,900. Call A M /F M cassette player, 643-0443. turntable, excellent con­ dition. $50. Coll 646-3149 White House 85 Datsun King Cab Otter 3pm .□ loaded. $9,995; 83 Buick Riviera turbo. $8,995; 83 111 FiillV tt»t Complete DJ Sound Sys­ Volvo Station Wgn.. tem Includes 2 Pioneer 8434017.1 $10,800; 83 Datsun M ax­ turntables, amp. Numark ima Won.. $6,995; 82 Dat­ mixer, equalizer. Bozak wants details sun 200 SX notchback. speakers plus accesso­ nmwNM' $5,995; 81 Datsun 210 2 dr. ries. 3 years old. Best Cm iu iNw i sdn.. $3,195; 81 Datsun 210 iWL offer. Call Bob Brown LtObjiiid 2 dr. sdn. ac/at. $4,595; 81 evenings. 649-5488. Datsun Maxima 4 dr.. _ licwMMI find $5,995. Decormler Motor O of arms offer ■^RECREATIONAL Sales. 643-4165. iplliiihii ...... ISiJ ITEMS______80 Ford Thunderbird 46k. (0 By Norman D. Sandler “ The seriousness of it would $4,695; 80 Buick Century r CllOMbyNbLIne. CNIn M ark VII190CM. with United Press International have been highlighted if it had been T y ro lla 350 bindings. LTD 4 dr. V-8. $4,995; 82 HfflWfMB. «M M a. m tabled first in Geneva or basically Good condition. $99. Call Chevy Impola Won.. V-8. Court of Probate, District of the United States would have been 6 $6,495; 82 Chew Monte Court of Probate, District of Manchester WASHINGTON - The White 5 646-0557. 646-9693.D ' Monchester NOTICE OF NEAMNO House said today a Soviet proposal given a chance to take a look at it Carlo loaded 43k. $6,995; NOTICE OF HEAKINO ESTATE OF 82 Olds Cutlass Supreme for the elimination of nuclear before it went public,’’ Shultz said. Ski Package; K-2. bind­ IN RE ELIZABETH L. GIBSON, “ But anyway, that’s life. They’ve ings. boots, carrier, poles, Coupe. $7,295; 82 Buick LYNN K. FRASCARELLI, deceased weapons by the end of the 20th Pursuant to an order of Hon. tabled it and we’re responding to it cor rock. $99. 872-2276.Q Regal Coupe V-6 43k. 0/k/a LYNN century contains “ some construc­ $7,495; 83 Chrysler Le- FRASCARELLI William E. FitzGerald, publicly as best we can on short Pursuant to on order of Hon. Judge, dated JonuarylO, 1986 tive steps,” but called on Moscow Rolchle Ski Boots— Mens . Baron Coupe loaded. William E. FitzGerald, 0 hearing will be held on an to back up the offer with concrete notice. But the place for the size 9'/i. Asking $25. $7,495; 83 Buick l^egal Judge, doted December 26, application praying for the details at the bargaining table. negotiation, of course, is Geneva.” Coupe V-6 37k. $7,995; 84 1985 0 hearing will be held on authority to sell certain real Administration officials faulted Please call 646-1565 after trothers — on application proving lor a estate situated In the Town of Speaking to reporters as a new Chevy Cavalier Won. at. some aspects of Gorbachev’s plan 5pm.D reifM(Wiiw&^ change of name to Lynn K. Manchester, County of Hart­ round of arms talks opened in $5,995; 85 Chevy S10 PU Walsh os In sold application ford os In sold oppllcatlon on for the phased elimination of V-6 21k. $6,295. Clyde Geneva, White House spokesman Folding PIngpong Table on file more fully appears, at file more fully appears, of the nuclear weapons — including a Chevrolet. 872-9111. the Court of Probate on Fe­ Court of Probate on Fe­ Larry Speakes called the Soviet — $40. Call 646-9755.a moratorium on nuclear testing — bruary 11, 1986 at 10:15 A.M. bruary 11, 1986 at 2:30 P.M. proposal “ another step in what we , ^ ... , OCCPflrWIIBi v.._^ev . Mary Lou Taylor, Mary Lou Taylor, as well-worn themes, but stressed 84 Honda CRX Coupe 4 hope will be an increasingly Atari 1600 with many car- 027-01 Clerk 026-01 Clerk it would not be rejected out of hand. trlges. One loy stick. Ask­ cyl.. $6,795; 83 Pontiac positive process of give and take." ing $85 negotiable. Call J2000 5 spd.. $4,495; 84 In a statement motivated by U.S. after 4pm. 646-3062.O Chevy Chevette 4 dr. at. CARS/TRUCKS “ We hope the details of the concern over the public relations MISCELLANEOUS Soviet proposal will prove to $4,850; 82 Olds Cutlass FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE impact of the proposal, Reagan Supreme 4 dr. V-6 at/ac. CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS QD represent a helpful step in the welcomed the offer Wednesday $6,995; 83 Dodge Custom CARS/TRUCKS N Automotive QD FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE arms reduction process and the and expressed hope “ that it Arles 4 cyl.. $5,295; 84 68 Buick Electro 225 Con­ 2 Tire Rims, 1976 Ford implementation of the joint state­ represents a helpful further step in vertible. Interior, great Mercury Cougar at/ac Pinto. $10 each. 644-8360.O ment's call for early progress,” the process,” V-6. $9,250; 85 Chew Co­ shape. A Buick lovers car. 80 Chevette 2 dr.. $2,995; 82 84 Datsun 300 ZX Turbo, 81 Chevy Citation 4 dr., 84 VW Rabbit stick 4 cyl. Speakes said, referring to the joint “ We, together with our allies, CARS/TRUCKS moro Z28 Coupe at/ac. Collectors - It has poten­ Two MIchelln Tires — Herald photo by Tarquinlo Capri 2 dr., $5,995; 82 Olds $13,900; 83 Toyota Cellca $1,995; 78 Buick Estate grey; 83 Dodge Scamp PU statement issued at the Geneva will give careful study to General IFOR SALE $12,875; 83 Chew Citation tial. Asking $1,000. Call 185/70 13. New. $75. 646- Cutlass 4 dr., $6,495; 82 ST, $7,595; 82 Plymouth Wgn., $1,995; 78 Ford Fair­ at 4 cyl. red; 82 Ford Van summit. 4 dr. at. $5;695; 80 Chevy 647-8963 or 643-8173, ask for 4128.0 Secretary Gorbachev’s sugges­ Ford F-150 PU, $4,995; 83 Champ. $2,295; 81 Olds mont 4 dr. 6 cyl., $1,295; 78 % ton at V-8 white; 82 State Trooper Terry McKinney inspects one of the tires eastbound lane when it struck a cement barrier and “ If it is propaganda that wll be 72 Pontiac Ventura — Caprice 4 dr. at/ps. $4,795; Dale. tions," Reagan said. “ Many of the Cavalier 2 dr. hatchback, Cutlass. $5,695; 80 Chew Plymouth Fury 9 pass. Ford F-150 PU Std. white; collided with a guardrail. The vehicle burst into flames quickly be home out in Geneva,” Runs well. Should pass 84 Ford Escort Won. $5,695; 83 Jeep CJ7 (3), Two small running boards from a tractor-trailer that overturned on Interstate 84 this elements contained in the response ot/oc/ps. $5,695. Carter Malibu, $2,950; 79 Cadillac Wgn, $995; 77 Ford Thun­ 81 AMC Eagle 4x4 at Speakes said. are unchanged from previous Inspection. Many new $8,195; 83 Ford Ranger Sdn. DeVllle, $4,350; 78 derbird, $1,995; 78 Ford silver; 80 Toyota PU SR5 for truck. Good condition. morning near the Manchester-East Hartford town line. and caused a massive traffic tieup, but the driver was not Chevrolet. 646-6464. $25 for both. Call 649-1433, Speakes said Soviet Ambassador Soviet positions and continue to J J ports. $400. 647-94». 4wd. $7,295; 83 Ford MOTORCYCLES/ Mercury Cougar XR7, Granada 4 dr. 6 cyl., stick brown; 84 Thunder- The truck was attempting to negotiate a turn in the injured...... Ranger Cap., $5,495; 84 $Z795; 78 Olds Cutlass $1,095; 77 Ford Grnoda 4 BICYCLES keep trylng.o Anatoly Dobrynin delivered a cause ua aerious coBoem. Tlierei 80 Toyota Cellca. $4,695; bird at V-8 black; 79 I letter containing the proposal and 84 Reliant 4 dr. sdn. ot/ac. AMC Eagle Wgn. (2). Supreme, $3,295; 78 BMW dr., $995; 77 Honda 2 dr. Chevy Camaro at V-8 red; are others that at first glance may $5,895; 84 Dodge Omni 4 84 Pontiac T-1000. $4,795; $9,195; 85 Renault Alliance Need repairs around the more details to the State Depart­ be constructive.” 84 Plymouth Voyager. 3201, $6,395; 76 C hew new engine. $1,295; 77 79 Dodge B210 8 pass, a t ' Boy's Schwinn 10 speed. home? Call an expert. dr. sdn. ot/ac. $5,195; 84 4 dr. (2), $5,495. Bolles Datsun F8, $895; 74 Audi ment several hours before Gorba­ The tentative U.S. response $9,399; 84 Subaru Won.. Nova, $1,695. Caron Mo­ V-8 green; 78 Olds Cutlass Good working condition. You'll find the help you Chrysler 4 dr 5th Ave.. Motors, 875-2595. tors, 649-7000. chev’s announcement. The White came hours after senior adminis­ $6,495; 81 Dotusun G-X Fox, $895. Bud's Motor 2 dr. at V-8 green. Don's Must sell. $75 or best offer. need In Classified. 643- loaded. $10,495; 84 Dodge Sales, 649-8309. Texaco. 871-0864. Rollover keeps I-84 traffic in line House was notified about an hour tration officials blamed the arms Colt 2 dr. deluxe. 18k. 310. $2,895; 83 Honda Pre­ 1981 Chev. Citation — 4 Tom, 649-5862. 2711. lude. $8,995 ; 81 AMC 81 Plymouth Reliant before the speech that the Soviets control deadlock on the Kremlin’s $4,495; 84 Chrysler New spd., PS, PB, RWD, FM Wagon — Automatic, would make the proposal public. Yorker, loaded. $8,995; 83 Spirit. $2,795; 78 Dodge Nest was charged with traveling intended shirts, shoes and other failure to offer “ worthwhile” re­ Stereo/tape, new disc power steering, power By George Layng accident, but the truck caught fire Speakes said many elements of Dodge Omni. 4 dr. $3,695; Aspen Won.. $2,295; 81 at an unreasonable speed, state items, was completely destroyed ductions in offensive weapons. A A brakes, 57K miles, $2,850. after diesel fuel leaked from it, Honda Accord 4 dr.. brakes, air, AM/FM Herald Reporter the Soviet plan “ appear un­ Reagan stressed the U.S. delega­ 83 Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr. 647-7512. state police in Hartford said. police said. He was driving at 50 by the fire, state police said. The $5,595; 80 VW Rabbit 4 dr.. Cassette, rear defroster changed” from previous positions tion in Geneva was under orders loaded. $4,995; 82 Chrysler and wiper. Excellent con­ WIN A $ 2 5 During rush hour, traffic was miles an hour in a 40-mph zone burned apparel was cleared away $3,295. Manchester Eastbound traffic on Interstate “ and cause us concern,” including “ to seek early progress” on LeBaron 4 dr.. $4,895; 82 85 Buick Riviera loaded, dition. Asking $2,750. 643- backed up for at least two miles, when he hit a cement barrier as he and taken to a dump. Reliant 4 dr. loaded. Honda. 646-3515. 84 came to a halt this morning near a moratorium on nuclear testing “ radical reductions in offensive $13,295; 84 BMW 3181, 9708 or 647-1908. and drivers were being detoured tried to negotiate a turn, according Traffic was still being detoured $3,895; 81 Chrysler Le­ $12,995; 82 BMW 3201, the Manchester-East Hartford and a ban on “ space-strike nuclear weapons,” followed by 84 Olds Sierra 4 dr.. $9,695; GIFT CERTIFICATE onto Forbes Street and Burnside to an officer, at the Hartford onto side roads at 11:30, police Baron. 2 dr., like new. $10,295; 02 Cadillac Cimar­ town line after a truck carrying weapons." interim limits on medium-range 84 Buick Regal 2 dr. 19K. Avenue in East Hartford. barracks. said. $4,895. Manchester Ply­ ron, $4,995; 85 Cadillac clothing rolled over between exits Speakes said the administration nuclear missiles. $9,495; 84 Renault Alliance As of 10 a.m., the truck was still After going out of control, the The westbound lanes of 1-84 were mouth. 643-2708. Sdn. DeVllle, $14,995; 85 59 and 60. is “ suspicious” of Soviet intentions 4 dr. 15K loaded. $6,495; 84 smoldering. Traffic remained tied truck drove along a guardrail for not affected by the accident, police Cadillac Coupe DeVllle, and compliance with moratoria on 85 Ford Tempo4dr. 4 cyl.. Pontiac Trans Am loaded. $13,495; 83 Cadillac Coupe The tieups continued for hours as up as of midday, and state police 423 feet before rolling on its side said. However, .westbound traffic N N testing. And he said President $10,495; 83 Olds Delta 88 4 75 Ford Maverick, $100,76 PLAY of. $7,995; 84 Ford Tempo DeVllle, $10,950; 84 VW traffic was rerouted through East said they would not have the and coming to a halt, police said. slowed down as motorists tried to dr. all options, $8,495; 83 Ford Maverick, $600. 646- Reagan remains “ totally commit­ 4 dr. 4 cyl.. $6,495; 84 Jetta 4 dr.. $8,495; 03 VW highway completely open until The truck blocked three lanes of catch a glimpse of the wreck, D odge 600 4 dr. 0744. Hartford streets. ted” to his “ Star Wars” missile- Chevrolet Celebrity Wgn.. PU, $4,995; 83 Toyota The driver of the tractor-trailer, early afternoon, when they hoped the highway and burst into flames police said. ps/pb/ster, $6,995; 81 Dat­ defense program, despite Soviet V-6. at. $6,495; 83 Chev­ Cameron LE 4 dr.. $7,995. "PHONE NUMBER" to clear the remains of the truck when it stopped. The Town of Manchester Fire sun 280 ZX 2 plus 2 at, Edgar Nest, 52, of Elizabeth, N.J., insistence that the effort be aban­ rolet Comoro. V-6. 5 spd.. LIpman VW, 649-2638. The clothing in the trailer, which Department was sent to the scene. $7,295; 82 Chevy Chevette $8,495; 81 Olds Cutlass Easy Comfort was not injured in the 5:15 a.m. from the road. doned as a condition for arms 4 cyl. 4 spd.. $2,995; 81 Supreme 2 dr. ps/pb, JACKPOT reductions. , Ford Granada. 6 cyl. at. $4,995; 80 Cadillac El Do­ “ In other areas,” Speakes saidj $5,295; 81 Ford Mustang 6 rado 54K, $8,695; 79 Toy­ ota Cellca 5 spd., $4,795. IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD “ there may be some constructive cyl. ot/ac. $4,995; 80 Ford steps.” F-100 PU 6 cyl. 3 spd.. Bob Rllev Oldsmoblle, Challengers win Democratic posts In particular, he cited a Soviet $4,495; 79 Chevrolet Sub­ 649-1749. STARTING TODAY JAN. 14 urban 4x4 at. $5,995; 78 statement regarding on-site in­ 85 Datsun 300 ZX black, spection — long sought by the Fortl-'R-ISO PU v-8 3 spd.. By Alex GIrelll $14,995; 82 Cellca GT lift- “ Tuesday’s business is done. ing the past week, phoning resi­ and James Griffin. United States for verification of $3,295. Monaco Ford. 633- ^ Win a chance for a $25 Gift Certificate to ShopRIte. Herald Reporter Wednesday is the day for 9403. back ac, $5,995; 83 Buick dents and going door to door. The challenge group's losers in compliance with arms control Skylark at/ac, $4,395; 81 winners;” Cummings said. “ On In a turn of events that some saw the District 10 caucus at Manches­ agreements. Four members of a challenge 85 Ford 1-10 Dump 10k; 85 Plymouth Horizon 4 dr. A prize awarded weekly. Thursday we will do our darndest as ironic, one of the District 6 ter High School were Teri Fergu­ However, he said, “ this offer of group called Democrats For a Toy Mini. Van 7 pass. 9k; ac, $1,995; 84 Caprice Clas­ to put people and issues together." incumbents who went down to son and Peter Leber. course needs to be translated into Better Manchester were elected to ...... ^ ...... 84 Caprlce>.Classlc loaded sic 4 dr. V-8, $8,595; 81 Cummings earlier had charged defeat Wednesday was Robert Democrats for a Better Man­ specifics for it to be properly Cadillac El Dorado red 8i ■ ^ Enter as often as you like. represent Voting District 6 on the 15k; 84 Ltd. Cr. Vic. 4 dr. that the challengers were more Faucher, a Moffett supporter who chester is generally considered a evaluated.” Speakes declined to white. $8,995; 80 Mazda 626 Democratic Town Committee in loaded 20k; 84 Van Va- interested in seeing Toby Moffett is considered a liberal like the nine labor- and consumer-oriented fault the Soviets for going public vttay./;, nogon Wgn. loaded 9k; 84 2 dr. ac, $3,595; 80 Corolla ^ Mail or drop off your entries to the party caucuses Wednesday night. get the party's gubernatorial nom­ challengers. group. with the proposal, but stressed. Cavalier Won. at/oc 12k; Sport Coupe 5 spd., $3,595; In two other districts, five other ination than in working for the 3 m iy iBiultta fat*i*Biti8W