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II* * 0ME8 CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS I MOTORCYCLES/ ' U OR RALE FOR SALE I I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS IMISCELLANEDUS CAMPERS/ CBT official pounds the pavement to regain public confidence M FOR SALE MOPEDS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR SALE TRAILERS By Dianna M. Talbot Manchester to convince them that reductions or layoffs to recoup los­ ticut municipalities last month Negro said he began cutting back Bullock, a long-time member of CHARMING 7 room Co- SOUTH WINDSOR- ENNET Elderly Manchester Herald investments with CBT arc safe, ac­ ses. There are three CBT offices in reduced deposits or stopped doing on CBT deposits because he was Bank of New England Corp.’s tonlal, easy care exte­ SOUTH WINDSOR- AVAILABLE March 1st-3 ROUND 48" dIpIpg room WE DELIVER HONDAMATIC 750- Clpnamon Sp rings. Apartmepts-I and 2 rooms with garage, table. Dark Pipe with 6 cording to H. Ridgcly Bullock, in­ Manchester. business with CBT. i concerned about the immediate Board of Directors who wears an rior, hardwood tlo)rs, Completely redeco­ Absolutely gorgeous 2 For Home Delivery, Call Needs mlpor work. bedroom Ranch styie bedroom apartments heat, hot water and chairs $250; Frigidaire RunS. $150. Call Ron, terim chairman and chief executive “Bad publicity has resulted in a The Town of Manchester had al­ availability of money. eye patch after injuring an eye in a large family room off rated two bedroOm for Immediate occu­ HARTFORD — Reeling from the kitchen, a rear'cooker" end unit in Westage. appliances. No pets, no washmachine $75; 2 647-9946 649-9034. officer of Bank of New England drain of funds which we hope to get ready reduced its deposits with the The town had only a little more household accident, discussed chan­ Townhouse with suvdy- pancy. 1 mopth free waterbed. S ecurity re- w I p d o w a I r - Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 effects of bad publicity about its delight. New price /pursery off master Mapy amepitles. In­ Corp., CBT’s parent company. back,” said Bullock, referring to last bank, and the Eighth Utilities Dis­ than $2(X),000 deposited in CBT late ges at the bank and answered ques­ cluding indoor pool. Su- rept. 1 bedroop,. $528- qulred. $490. 646-2970. COpdItlOpers $50. 645- financial performance last year, S163,900. A "s u p e r bedroom. Unit over- $560; 2 bedrooms. 6092 PLYMOUTH-1977, Trail Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. is At a press conference TUesday at month’s widespread withdrawal of trict withdrew about $950,(XX) from last month. tions from about 25 reporters. It was buy". Come stop by. loo|center. 646-2426. 8pd 7 room apartments. 649-7230, 4 FIREBIRD tires apd Maea $2,006 c. Loans, Net SOUTH WINDSOR- this delightful kitchep. 9am-5pm weekdays. Security, No pets. Now 88.157.000 Dinipg area ip front rImS. car mask fo r 1985 645-0838 Westage, end Unit- Im­ available. 646-2426, 9-5 Buick Somerset. 649- , Bank premises, which gives a pice opCp weekdays. maculate two bedroom STORE AND 0933. furniture and Ranch style Copdo with 8pd spacious feeiipg to ROOMS MAN cm'sTER“ Fed- fixtures, and Communists FORD-1 983, Escort OUTTO BECOME sliders to deck. Ameni­ this Ope bedroom roopi, 2 family. 2nd OFFICE SPACE other assets Condp Upgraded ap­ FOR RENT Wagop. Rebuilt engipe, ties galore! CHFA/FHA floor. Spacious rooms, automatic, air. AM/FM MANCHESTER'S representing Assembly gets ‘tight’ budget pliances. A real beauty approved. $107,900 MANCHESTER-Availabie newly renovated, ap- sterio, excellent condi­ bank premises 1,369,000 D.W. Fish Realty. 643- Only $69,900. Cail Ron pliBpCes. hoo kups. IpCiudes utilities and b. Other assets 1,161,000 Fournier. RE/MAX East immediately. Large 1 tion. $1800/best offer. 1591.□ bedroom with carpet- Easy access to 364. parking. Locatiop 465 #1 TOTAL ASSETS 98,692,000 to give up of the River. 647-1419.C E. Middle Tpke. 646- 649-0381. ipg and appliances. $625/month plus utili­ LIABIUTIES Aid to towns ties and security. 647- 1698. TOYOTA-1982, Corrolla $500 per month 646- Wagon. Air. automatic, USED CAR Demand deposits 4144. 1960.______I ROOMS I ROOMS AM/FM sterio, excel­ of individuals, FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNISHED ‘^ m ^ fo r MANSFIELD/WillIngtOp lent condition. $1800. partnerships, and to rise y but Lipe-Rt 44, 2 bedroom ELLINGTON DEALER corporations 16,066,000 monopoly rent. $80 per week plus 649-0381. $100 deposit Call Mrs. apartment, adults pre­ MEADOWVIEW 84 Merc Cougar $4,995 Time and savings Brook after 4pm, 649- ferred. couptry pri­ deposits of no new taxes 9472. vacy. No dogs. $460 per PLAZA CARDINAL 84Sunb;rd4Dr. $2,495 individuals, MOSCOW (AP) — Communist Party leaders today month plus 2 p,ooths 85 Pontiac Fiero $3,695 partnerships, and agreed to surrender their monopoly on power guaranteed security. 742-0569. BUICK, INC. corporations DO YOU KNOW 1000 sq. ft. 73,970,000 By Judd Everhart by the Soviet Constitution, allowing rival panics to com­ A non-smoking woman, In good health, age 40-60, iq o d APARTMENTS MANcTiFSTER-Back On 1984 Fiero, Black, Clean $3,795 85BMW325E $10,895 Deposits of The Associated Press Busy Bto. 63, new 1(XX) sq. ft United States pete for the first time in seven decades, a delegate said. who would appreciate a FREE, private room with i ^ ^ I fo r r e n t The Market!!! 2 bed­ 1986 Pontiac STE Loaded $7480 room apartment, noap­ rental area. In attractive 86 Buick Riviera $9,495 Government 141,000 The reported vote by the powerful party Central Com­ kitchen privileges and garage? In exchange, we shopping plaza. Ideal for re­ 1986 Cetebrity Sedan $8,380 HARTFORD — Gov. William A. i i MANCHESTER-1 bed­ pliances $550 plus util­ Deposits of State mittee was a victory for President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, would ask that she assist an ambulatory, elderly tail, office, professional, serv­ 1986 Pontiac Rrebird $6,895 86 Pontiac Fiero $4,395 and political room apartment oo ities. 643-6927 after ice. O’Neill released a $7.24 billion who had urged his fellow party members to face voters 9 gentleman with a simple breakfast around Sam, a 4pm 1986 Grand Marquis V-8 $8,960 subdivisions In light dinner at night and light household chores. ttrch Street Ipciudes Call 86 Sable Wagon $8,695 election-year budget today calling and earn the right to rule. heat and hot water 1986 Corvette Loaded $18400 the United States 830.000 Daytime job need not Interfere. Please respond M A NFHETfER~2~be d- James J. Gessay 86 Chrys. 5th Ave $7,395 for no new taxes — one that he Svyatoslav Fyodorov, a famed eye surgeon and par­ $475 m°n1b. Referen­ room apartment, large 1967 Buick LeSabre Cpe. $9,980 Deposits of with references to: commercial banks 247.000 called “reasoned, responsive and ticipant in tlie three-day meeting in Ae Kremlin, said the ces and security dep­ living room apd kit­ 875-0134 1987ChevS-10PAJ $6480 % New Yorker $6,995 ^ m osit 649-4820 or 646- chep. 1st floor. $600 a 1987 Cadillac Brougham $12,960 Certified and principled” and one that one of his committee agreed to suptport abolishing the constitution’s RO. Box 531 officers' checks 12,000 4412. piOpth plus utilities and 1987 Oldsmobile Firenza $5,960 87 Merc Cougar $8,595 lop Republican critics called a fraud. Article 6, which guarantees power to the Communist O ^ deposit. 645-8912, 1986 Cavalier Z-24 $8,980 Total Deposits 91,266,000 S. Windsor, CT 06074 MANCHESTE^Now~ ac­ I CONDOMINIUMS 87 Maxima $10,895 a(1).Total demand O’Neill, who plans to seek a third I ^ y . cepting applicatiOpS for M A N C HTsTER^Feautifui FOR RENT 1986 S-10 Ext PAJ $10,980 deposits 16,674,000 full term this year, said the budget “Article 6 will no longer be, there will be a multiparty ^ - < 1, 2. and 3 bedroom 1 or 2 bedroom apart­ 1966ChevS-10P/U $7495 87 Mercury Sable $7,595 a(2). Total time maintains commitments made by section VIII apartments system. There will be a normal democracy,” Fyodorov ments, on bus lipe. 1969 Century Coupe $10,980 and savings state government in recent years to MISCELLANEOUS ■ MISCELLANEOUS at Oakland Heights. living roop, dipipg 87 Town Car $15,995 said. m H Please apply in person MANCHESTER:Newer, 2 deposits 74,592,000 cities and towns and the people in |DlJr room, fully applianced 81 Adams St., Other liabilities 1,531,000 Both hard-line Communists and reformers had SERVICES SERVICES at 360 Oakland Street bedrooms, air copditi- 87 Grd. Marquis $11,395 kitchen, air copdlti- Manchester TOTAL LIABILITIES general. criticized Gorbachev’s platform, with hard-liners com­ rental office. Mopday oned Ideal for seniors Oped. new appiiapces. 87 Town Car $14,695 pool. Heat and hot wa­ (excluding The governor called it “the plaining he was going too far and reformers saying he SS and Friday. lOam-lpm. or middle aged. Heat 649-4571 ter. $695 per pionth. 87 Nissan Pirliup $4,895 subordinated tightest budget in many years.” It failed to go far enough. z “D MANCHESTER-3~om apd hot water ipCiuded. notes and 1 bedroom $635: 2 bed- Can 644-5257 days, or eliminates 3,000 state Jobs, sharply Populist leader Boris N. Yeltsin cast the only vote apartment tor rent. 644-3313 evenings. 87 Mercury Sable $7,895 debentures) 92,797,000 O ID Heat and hot xater. __ro£m s $665. 247-5030 curtails the purchase of equipment against the platform, Fyodorov said, apparently because February Bring Your EQUITY CAPITAL stove refrigerator. Ma­ MANCHESTER-Availabie Schaller's 87 Mazda B2200 $5,495 Common stock and the use of consultanLs, restricts it was not radical enough. Yeltsin on Sunday addressed a Only Sweetie ture advit Referepces immediately 1 bed­ ROOMMATES Quality a. No. shares state employee travel, reduces the huge crowd that gathered outside the Kremlin to demand O -n and security deposit 87 Merc. Cougar $8,695 room apartp,ent. heat WANTED Pre-owned Autos authorized 100,000 number of state cars and delays in­ reforms, and he promised to present the demands to the 0 m Available March 1 $475 8pd hot water ipCiuded 87 Toyota Corolla $6,995 Sweetheart Portraits per month 649-0060 b. No. shares definitely the relocations of several Central Committee. Security deposit apd Value Priced outstanding 100,000 Sat. Feb. 10 12-3 Sat. Feb. 17 12-3 releiences. No pets. ROOMMATE W anted- 88 Merc. Cougar $9,995 state agencies There also was one abstention, Fyodorov said. MANCHESTERT^Fed- Male preferred. $325 (par value) t .000,000 room apartmept. 2nd Boyle Manage- O’Neill said municipal aid would There were few major changes in the document Gor­ Sat. Feb. 24 12-3 Pius security. ipCiudes 84 Olds Fh’enza S/W 88 Merc. Cougar $10,495 floor, appliances $525 ment.Co . 649-4800. Surplus 850,000 increase by 5.8 percent, to nearly $10.00 Special u tilitie s 633-2447. Auto,A/C, 7 0 C Undivided profits 4,045,000 bachev presented to the Central Committee on Monday, per month plus secur- M A N C H E S r ¥ ^ 2 “ “ f8 ^ 11 y Like New v O , / y O 88 Grand Marquis $9,995 HOUSE TO SHARE- TOTAL EQUITY $2.4 billion. he said. 01 __n ^M ^ M _ 7 2 ^ a m- 5 p m Duplex. 2 bedrooms, The Associated Press O'Brien Photography diping room, kitchen. B eautifui hOp,e. An­ 88 Town Car $14,995 CAPITAL 5,895,000 “It is principled in that its budget The 249-member Central Committee wa.« joined in the m >. M A N C h ITTI e"R - dover Lake $350 87 Ford Escort TOTAL LIABILITIES priorities do not cater to the per­ ^ 20 Bissell Street ^ Convenient location ■ aroe livipg room. bath. GETTING READY — Gov. William A. O ’Neill meeting by more than 7(X) other officials from around the A ll recently re m o ­ piOpth. inciudes utili­ Auto,A/C,PS. 88 Plym. Reliant $6,595 AND EQUITY new taxes last year, the state is again facing a 2 r - Downtown Large 2 bedroom apar- Security System ceived realities of the past, but Soviet Union, and all were allowed to vote on the plat­ delled Full attic, pri­ ties. Nop-Sp-oker pre­ CAPITAL 98,692,000 works Tuesday on the speech he was to deliver deficit and the budget is sure to consume much > CO ment. Heat and applian­ ferred 742-5010, 88 Mazda MX6 $9,895 rather point to the hard realities of form, he said. Manchester ces. $650 Aduits pre­ vate deck, washer/d- MEMORANDA today at the opening session of the General As­ ryer hookups. evepings. 82 Chev El Camino 88 Jaguar XJ6 $34,995 Amounts outstanding the future, a future in which state of the Legislature’s time and energy. The official news agency Tass said debate at the closed > ferred No pets v-b.Auto.ps $ 3 ^ 9 9 5 6 4 7 -8 1 4 8 647-9876 evenipps, basement. No pets. as of report date: government’s responsibilities will sembly in Hartford. Despite a billion dollars in meeting resumed today but did not give details. 13 H $725 a month plus utili­ 88GMC4X4 $10,795 a|1). Standby letters continue to grow but government it­ 4 ROOMS. 1st floor, pear Sources inside the Central Committee meeting said the I > ties and se tu rity Avail­ CLEANING of crediL total 2, 102,000 bus. 1 car. Adults No self will not,” the governor said in policy-making body would recommend to the Supreme able March 1 649-5400 SERVICES b. Time certificates the preface to his budget. "D pets ReferepCes and days: 872-4381 MORANDE of deposit in Soviet parliament that it delete Article 6. Sunroof 9 0 , 4 7 5 LINCOLN MERCURY MAZDA Budget leak dampens drama of opening security 649-1265 evepipgs denominations of He presented the budget to the The Supreme Soviet could take up the issue at its POLISH woman will clean (formerty Moriarty Bros.) 88 Cutlass Coupe $100,000 or more 16,826,000 General Assembly today as it con­ meeting next week, or after the party’s Congress, which your house For more 301 Center Street Average for 30 vened its 1990 session. HARTFORD (AP) — With the sembly, which convened shortly after 10 coming the first Hispanic woman information call 644- V-6.SLPKG.. i n O O i; Manchester the Central Committee agreed to move up to summer Loaded 9 7 , 7 7 0 calendar days (or Key details leaked out last night secrecy of Gov. William A. O’Neill’s a.m. today with ceremonial sessions of elected to the General Assembly in 2835, 644-4663. calendar month) from October. Astrograph 643-5135 budget blown by a Republican leak, the the House and Senate. 1988. She was replaced in a special 87 M ercury S a b le LS ending with and were made available to Capitol In either case, final authority rests with the Supreme report date reporters by House GOP Leader opening of the General Assembly lost The House observed a moment of election by Edna Negron, a Democrat. IMISCELLANEDUS V-6,Auto, 6 7 o o e i Soviet’s parent legislative body, the Congress of Loaded Y / , 7 7 0 INVITATION TO BID a. Cash and due Robert G. Jackie of Stratford. much of its uaditional drama. silence and passed a resolution express­ “She was a woman of great courage,” People’s Deputies. At its last meeting in December, the SERVICES from depository Sealed bids will be received in Although O’Neill claims the The suspense evaporated late Tuesday ing sympathy on the death of slate Rep. Negron told her new colleagues in the Congress of People’s Deputies heeded Gorbachev’s plea your friends. Bite the bullet and smile. 87 A c u ra Legend institutions 5,227,000 when House Minority Leader Robert Maria Sanchez, D-Hartford, who died in ! < % u r VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Social In­ the General Services' office, b. Federal funds growth in spending is a mere 4.5 House. “I loved her and she lives with and blocked an efTort by reformers to strike Article 6. ARIES (March 21-April 19) It's best not volvements might turn out to be rather GSL Building Malnte- V-6, Auto, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Jackie of Stratford handed reporters an November at the age of 62. _*» to shirk responsibilities today, because Loaded $T0,995 sold and securities percent, Jackie said it’s more than 8 me. But since then, Gorbachev said it would be “no '‘B irth d a y burdensome today. What you thought panceCo. Commerclal- CT until 11:00 a.m. on the outline of O’Neill’s proposed budget. The first Hispanic elected to local of­ you'll collect substantial guilt regarding /Resldeptial bulidipg purchased under percent when a scries of shifts and In the Senate, President Pro Tern John uagedy” if a multiparty system develops in the Soviet would be fun could end up being a task, date shown below for the fol­ agreements things you could have done, but didn't. so be careful when you volunteer. repairs and home im­ 88 Acura LegendLegen lowing: Jackie’s move set the stage for a day fice in Cormccticut, Sanchez served on Union. He told the Central Committee on Monday that Fab. 7, 1990 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't invite provements. Interior to resell 1,071,000 Please sec BUDGET, page 10 of partisan bickering in the General As­ the Hartford school board before be­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Due to jobs V-6. Luxury FEBRUARY 14, 1990 - PUR­ Please see ASSEMBLY, page 10 rather tJian relying on constitutional guarantees, the party criticism today from a friend who tells It and exterior painting, Pkg,, Auto $19,900 c. Total loans 89.037i00O that you may have to to do for others, CHASE OF ONE (1) USED d. Time certificates must prove its worthiness to govern. Something you have just about written like it is. You might not be prepared to personal objectives might have to be light carpentry. Com­ off the books might still have some life deal with his/her frank comments. plete lanitorial service. 85 Pontiac Grand A m 1980 or 1900 FLEET of deposits in temporarily shelved today. Try not to VEHICLE denominations of left in it in the year ahead. You may not GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Try to reduce fall too far behind schedule. Experienced, reliable, V6.AT.A/C $ 4 ^ 4 9 5 get all you originally anticipated, but your expenditures at this time instead free estimates. 643- FEBRUARY 21, 1990 - 3M $100,000 or more 16,441,000 Rostal Rates gains are still likely. of assuming any new, long-term obliga­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If anyone 0304______REFLECTIVE MATERIAL, e. Total deppsils 87,116,000 Postal Service to seek AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Where 85 Buick Century h. Total assets 97,092,000 First-dass postage rate increases Board reverses 2 rejections, tions. Don't let what you owe start to opposes your views or opinions today, TAROT and playing card ALUMINUM SIGN BLANKS AT.A/C.PS ETC. . tasks are concerned today, be careful weigh too heavily on your wallet. you are not likely to yield an inch. Your readings. Call for ap­ $ 3 9 9 5 Wb, the undersigned officers, Proposed 1991 rate not to exceed your physical limitations. Isocl CANCER (June 21 July 22) Today you lack of flexibility could Invite an angry pointment anytime at FEBRUARY 21, 1990 - do hereby declare that this Seek out strong, energetic assistants If 30-cent first-class stamp might erroneously feel you can't response. 633-2447. Ask to speak 84 O lds Ciera C o u p e MICRO COMPUTERS AND Report of Condition (including you get involved in heavy work. Aquari­ with DebI or leave a NETWORK FOR POLICE the supporting schedules) has 1— n \ gives Buckland firehouse OK achieve anything significant without the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) Sev­ V6, AT. Loaded 9 9 5 us, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send been prepared in confor­ : - assistance of strong allies. Actually, message. DEPT. (REBID) WASHINGTON (AP) — Mailing operate about $404 million in the .J ’ Correm rate] - t for your Astro-Graph predictions for the eral old obligations may clamor for pay­ mance with the instructions is­ 3 0 c j you're apt to be more productive as a ment today. Even though it might finan­ The Town of Manchester is an a love letter, paying the phone bill black for the first quarter of this fis­ year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro- sued by the Federal Deposit i i to extend its mutual aid agreement design or cosLs. loner. cially inconvenience you. It is best to get 86 Ponlioc Grand A m equal opportunity employer, and chewing out your congrc.ssman cal year, but the agency expects a — By Rick Santos Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O.Box MACHINERY V6.5-Spd,A/C $ 4 ^ 5 9 5 Insurance Corporation and is with the town if a site for the new The action indicates the cost 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not to as­ them off the ledger. and requires an affirmative ac­ true to the best of my likely will cost more next year — ’ ^ ' J Manchester Herald station was not found. AND TOOLS tion policy for all of its Con­ record $1.6 billion deficit for the full K; .. i i should not exceed $750,000, but sure to state your zodiac sign. sume the responsibilities of others to­ CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Every knowledge and belief. postage rates appear headed up ^___ J The firehouse has been the sub­ tractors and Vendors as a year ending Sept. 30. The postal ser­ 30€ Werkhoven said, if necessary, the PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If you get day if they are capable of taking care of SIGNATURE OF — ...... -J North End residents may breathe problem has its alternatives, but today 86 Ford Escort condition of doing business again. vice is required to break even over ject of intense controversy, and amount can be increased because involved In something today which you their own tasks. You'll be held account­ you might have difficulty seeing beyond FOR SALE-AIr powered AT,/VC.Stef

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Rowland backs bomber plan Apparently no one saw the teen-ager sink to the bot­ sion of cocaine, possession with intent to sell cocaine, “I’d love to see it reduced to the same as individual STATE tom of the pool, but other children were the first to real­ sale of narcotics and conspiracy to sell narcotics, and contributions,” Rowland said TUesday. “I’d like to see in­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A bipartisan group of law­ ize he was in trouble. 'There were about 20 youths in the held at the Union Avenue Detention Center on $50,(XX) dividuals and PACs on the same level.” makers — including two New England Republicans con­ pool at the time of the accident. bond, police said. cerned about continued submarine building in the region Course on occult vanishes — have joined forces to propose scrapping the B-2 Fonda protesters drop placards CLASS urges participation NEW MILFORD (AP) — The teacher of an adult Mix-up frees 2 state prisoners “Stealth” bomber. education course on metaphysics says it promotes self- WATERBURY (AP) — A group that threatened to Pay raise plan is slammed The move, endorsed by several House Republicans COVENTRY — The second meeting of CLASS awareness not black magic as its detractors have claimed. and Democrats, came two weeks after two Democratic picket achess Jane Fonda’s new film “Stanley & Iris” at (Committee to Lead Action to Support our Schools) has every movie house in the state has put down its placards. The course vanished from the adult education cur­ stale lawmakers as well as top state officials, and senators made essentially the same propo.sal. The House been scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. in the Community riculum following a protest from several people who e- described as dangerous felons By Peter Viles After a delay of more than five months, the movie shot state government is projeedng a current-year deficit legislation would immediately halt new production of the Room of the Booth & Dimock Library, according to partly in Waterbury will open the country on Friday. quated the workshop with black magic and satanism. The Associated Press ranging from $90 million to $152 million. radar-evading aircraft and would save an estimated $4 Robert Solomon, the organizer of the group. “They’re dabbling in the occult,” said Edmund Kuter, _ I. —.ij 1 inn o i xi i._ : ■ But the “American Coalition Against Hanoi Jane,” HARTFORD (AP) — Two men law would require that 1,100 in­ Judge Raymond Norko raised O’Neill said he understood the commission’s sup­ billion on next year’s budget. Solomon has said the group was formed because it one of several people complained about the course. which was so much in evidence at the filming of the described by a judge as dangerous mates be released to lower the Grade’s bond to $500,000 and Ther- HARTFORD — A commission’s proposal to grant port for pay raises, but that, “given Connecticut’s “What we have is almost a doz.en people of totally dif­ wants the public to understand the educational needs in “They’re very anti-biblical and anli-Catholic.” prison populadon to 100 percent of rien’s to $275,000. dramadc pay raises to top elected officials ran into a ferent philosophical background and different expertise movie during the summer of 1988, won’t be at Hoyt’s individuals were released from state present fiscal climate, no elected leader should con­ the town and how the town budget can best fill those prison last month because correction capacity. Because of the slate-mandated stone wall of election-year opposition from coming together and saying this is insane,” U.S. Rep. Mallview Cinema 10 in Waterbury for the opening on needs. He has also said he is concerned about the poor sider receiving a pay raise.” School hus accidents injure 21 officials were unaware they faced The two men have not been lo­ cap on the state’s prison populadon, Dcmocradc leaders, who dismissed it as fiscally ir­ John Rowland, R-Conn., a member of the House Armed Friday. quality of some of the school buildings in town. cated and on Monday, a Superior correcdon officials were hurrying responsible in a tight budget year. Soon after O’Neill released a statement opposing Services Committee, said. The coalition has criticized Fonda for actions she took WATERBURY (AP) — School bus accidents in serious felony charges. the pay raise, U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, D-Coim., Court judge declared them fugidves. last month to identify inmates Gov. William A. O’Neill said 'Idesday he would during the Vietnam War. Among these was a 1972 radio Waterbury and Farmington left more than 21 students Both men, Darryl Grade, 22, of who is challenging O’Neill for the Democratic guber­ shaken up, but none seriously injured. Hartford and Bret Therrien, 21, of Grade was placed on the program eligible for the home release veto any pay raise for the legislative branch, and broadcast during which Fonda criticized the United PACS padded legislators’ wallets natorial nomination, also weighed in against the plan. States for its role in the Vietnam War. In Waterbury, a slow-moving tractor-trailer truck hit Enfield, were placed on supervised Jan. 27 after serving time at the program. Flower said. Senate Majority Leader Cornelius O’Leary of Teen dies after pool accident Windsor Locks called the plan “dead on arrival,” in WASHINGTON (AP) — Political action committees, the back a school bus stuck in a rush-hour traffic shortly home release in January. The home Brooklyn Correcdonal Center. Cor- Gratic was one of them. HARTFORD (AP) — A 14-ycar-old Hartford boy led by the insurance and defense industries, gave recdon officials said they were un­ the General Assembly. “This is no time for any proposal to raise the Mayor’s brother faces charges after 8 a.m. TUesday near Interstate 84 exit 25. release program has come under fire Grade, who had previously vio­ who didn’t know how to swim has died — three days thousands of dollars to Connecticut congressmen, ac­ At least 10 of the 35 students aboard the eastbound bus aware that Grade was also charged The Commission on Compensation of Elected salaries of state officials (to) be considered,” said recendy for being too leiuent in the lated the terms of his supervised after he was pulled from the bottom of the Hartford NEW HAVEN (AP) — A brother of Mayor John cording to new reports on file in Washington. complained of sore heads, necks and backs, and several case of those facing felony charges. with robbery and was to be kept in home release and had been charged State Officials voted 5-1 Monday in favor of a series Morrison. YMCA pool, police said. of pay raises identical to proposals that died in the Daniels has been arrested on cocaine sale and possession Democratic U.S. Reps. Bruce Morrison, Barbara Kcn- were sent home from school after being examined by the Grade and Therrien were released jail in lieu of $100,000 bond, said with escape as a result, was returned Joel Schiavone, a New Haven businessm^ swk- Robert George Dennis Jr. was pronounced dead at General Assembly two years ago. charges following a month-long surveillance of a reputed nclly and Sam Gejdcnson along witli Republican U.S. school nurse, said John Cleary, principal of the Wallace in January when the state was within William E. Flower, a state correc­ to the Brooklyn prison in April ing the Republican gubernatorial nomination, Hartford Hospital around 3:30 p.m. Thesday. Under the commission’s recommendations, the drug house, police said. Rep. John Rowland all reported substantial contributions Middle School in Waterbury. five days of being forced to release tion spokesman. 1989. He completed his original slammed the proposal as “ludicrous.” Dennis apparently drowned after he jumped into about Robert Daniels, 48, of New Haven, surrendered 'Rics- from political action committees, according to Federal governor’s salary would go from $78,000 to “How can anyone support a pay raise to the six In another accident in the Unionville section of Far­ hundred of inmates because the Therrien was accused of assault­ sentence on Sept. 1, but was kept in nine feel of water on Saturday, police said. day to his other brother, Melvin Daniels, a police detec­ Election Commission records. PACs are allowed to give ing and seriously'injuring a man he $105,000 in 1991, and increase to $120,000 by 1994. people that put this state in such a mess,” he said. mington, 11 students suffered minor injuries when a car prison had been at more than 110 prison on the escape charge. A spokesman for the state medical examiner’s office tive, after a warrant was issued for his arrest, police said. members of Congress up to $5,000 compared to a $1,000 struck their school bus on Route 177 around 8:30 a.m. percent of capacity for 25 consecu- thought was dadng his girlfriend. Ray raises are always a thorny issue for polidcians, Meanwhile, House Minority Leader Robert Jaekle, Therrien, who was released about said no autopsy would be performed. He was charged with operating a drug factory, posscs- limit on individual contributions. TUesday . dve days. State prosecutors said that Therrien the same dme as Gratic, had been but this year’s circumstances make passage of a pay R-Stratford, warned Democrats against avoiding the If the 110 percent figure was ex­ should been held on $75,000 bond. taken to the Morgan Street Deten­ raise even more unlikely. It is an elecdon year for all issue endrely. ceeded for 30 consecudve days state On Tuesday, Superior Court don Center in Hartford. Tax hikes take OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area courage: O’Neill REAL ESTATE 63 East Center St, RFAL ESTATE * ATTENTION CHFA BUYERS — WE HAVE HOMES AVAILABLE* STRANO REAL ESTATE COMPANY "You’ve Got A Good Friend 985 M ain Street By Judd Everhart “The record isn’t hype, it’s real. 395 NO. MAIN STREET, Manchester Manchester. C T 06040 The Associated Press ... The facts may change your MANCHESl’ER, CT 06040 In Real Estate" mind.” m (203) 647-7653 R E A L ESTATE SERVICES 643-4060 (203) 647-8000 HARTFORD — Democratic The commercials were put 1 Gov. William A. O’Neill, trying to together by the Squier Eskew Com­ munications of Washington, the r i f e ‘ mount a re-elecdon bid with his CHFA CANDIDATES — Call Today For Details job-approval ratings in the dumps, is same firm that created the ad cam­ running television and radio com­ paign for Democrat Joseph I. COZY 4 ROOM RANCH — POSSIBLE CHFAA/A NEW HOMES — Remodeled interior, 2 ceiling fans, 1-4 acres, 5 rooms, 3 BRs, full base­ ENJOY GRACIOUS LIVINGI mercials trying to explain to voters Lieberman widely credited in his $219,900 upset victory over Republican U.S. large wrap around deck. New vinyl ment, vinyl siding. Available in Ashford, why tax increases are sometimes siding, windows, roof, septic system & Columbia, Coventry, Andover, In this spacious 4 bedroom Dutch necessary. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. in 1988. wiring. Perfect starter or retirement Hampton, and several other eastern 1 Colonial with fireplace, large formal The two-week ad campaign cost home. COVENTRY, $116,500. CT towns. Prices vary according to dining room, largo center hall entrance, It’s a difficult thing to get any about $150,000, Droncy said. area and size of home. Call for an ap­ Adorable starter home in quiet, family neighborhood. New walk-up attic plus 2 car garage. Please call for more details. voter to accept. Reports two weeks ago said the pointment to view maps, plans & kitchen, new bath floor. Beautiful hardwood floors under carpet­ houses. $109,900-$134,900. State Democratic Chairman John O’Neill campaign would spend ing. 5 yr. old heating system. Finished basement. Waik-up attic. BOLTON $126,900 COVENTRY $123,900 MANCHERSTER $144 000 BEAUFFUL SPLIT LEVEL F. Droncy Jr., a staunch O’Neill $400,0(X) on dte blitz. Droney dis­ Enjoy the country I 6 room Capo on largo $124,900 — BROAD BROOK Great starter. WUII maintained R ^ c h VA possibility. Vinyl sided Cape with 3 CONTEMPORARY! lot. Short walk to beach. 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Cathedral ceiling in foyer with MANCHESTER $84,900 MANCHESTER $$79,900 SOUTH VflNDSOR $106,500 furnace and roof, gorgeous kitchen and Great price for a first floor unit with 2 Priced to selll Recently renovated 2 Absolutoly gorgeous 2 BR Ranch style baths, wide floor boards, 5 fireplaces, with O’Neill inside a bulls eye, and O’Neill plans to seek a third full IHILIPS tile & solid oak stairs, open balcony, sunken living room, 1st floor bedroom Townhouse. Convenient loca­ end unit in Westage. Many amenities — begins, “A governor is always a tar­ bedrooms. Fully applinced kitchen in­ wainscoting & more! Also available wito term in November, although he has Q mi 9 REAL ESTATE laundry room, central air. oak kitchen cabinets. AH this and more cludes microwave. David Murdock tion. Call for details. Joan Inguanti including indoor pool. Susan Donahue 11 acres for $479,900. get. ... But if we give Bill O’Neill not yet formally announced his can­ on a quiet cui-oe-sac. 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Featur­ charges against Joseph Lomax in the of Laezynski, a reporter for the Jour­ deal. ing 9 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1st floor family MALLARD VIEW death of newspaper reporter Kara ■WE ARE SELLING HOUSES ' nal Inquirer. Prosecutors say they CHFA APPROVED room, rec room, 2 fireplaces, sunroom, Sabrina in- Laezynski split roughly along racial anticipate a third trial. 8.15% MORTGAGES 647-8400 ground pool, apjirox. 1 acre of lovely grounds, 4 lines, according to a published Laezynski, 24, a native of Union, $141,900 garages. You must see to appreciate! Hebron Rd. in report. N.J., was found strangled on the Uancheeter $170‘e Hurry and get your applications in on 168 Main Slreel, Manohehter Holton. $239,900. Superior Court Judge Francis R. bathroom floor of her Hartford L ev e ls these new 6 room single family attached Quinn on Monday declared a Security, comfort, and beauty for homos. 3 BR's, 1'/2 baths, spacious apartment. your family. It s all here in this beauti­ fireplaced living room, carpeting, kitchen mistrial after the jurors informed the Laezynski was white; Lomax is 20 Gardner St SOUTH WINDSOR $103,900 MANCHESTER $135,900 Picture perfect lot with super attrac­ ful home with 3 bedrooms, 3 full with custom made cabinets and all ap­ judge that they had been deadlocked black. Just like new 2 BR, 2 bath, sunny 1st CHFA candidate. Starter or retire­ tive home. Good sized rooms, front baths, a real cozy family room with pliances. Full basement plus attached since the first day of deliberations Lomax’s attorney, Joseph Monizl floor unit Sliders to private patio. ment 2-3 BR home with attached porch, plus screened porch, applian­ beamed ceilings A fireplace. Eat-in garage. See our now ranch model now POSSIBLE CHFA 8.15% Mtg. on Jan. 25, with six for acquittal and Joan Inguanti garage. Convenient location. ces remain. Plenty of room. Dk: kitchen, central ak, and it's in move available for viewing. 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The five black pregnant wife, Carol, after they left Families tliat can benefit from an in-law ajit. will just CATCH THE WORM!!! Before summer returns, be jurors and one white juror voted for a birthing class at a downtown Bos­ love tliis spacious 10 n>om Cape on East Middle sure to see this delightful 5 n>om Cottage at Colum­ i.” M •OUii HOVM»« MANCHESTER $143,000 MANCHESTER $154,900 Tnpk. in Manchester. 4-5 bedrooms, 4 baths, bia Lake! Imagine, relaxing willi UX) feet of acquittal, the newspaper reported ton Hospital. News reports iden­ OFflOtlWHtlT ^ssible candidate for CHFA. Single Immaculate. Priced to sell. Rreplace Tuesday. Blanchard & Rossetto fabulous family room, DELUXE OAK KIIXTHEN, waterfront during the hot summers ahead. 3 tified a black man as the prime family attached with in-law apt. 3 BR, with glass doors in LR. In-ground fireplace, hardwood floors, sjirawling summer deck, bedrooms, ficldstone fireplace, porclt, and MORE! The 24-year-old Lomax, whose 2 full baths. 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Call today I Deb Owens, Price $269,900. Call Barbara. 646-2046. Val Chase, res. 647-1763. 21 EPSTEIN REALTY 1 D.w.risHf>Bress said no other joint venture between operating at about 40 percent reconstruct Main Street and the plan probably Sen. Tim Writh, D-Colo., has inuo- white canes, they then spread scats. TAKING LEAVE — The Rev. Bruce Ritter, founder’'Sf the two automakers or with Ford capacity recently and was in danger provides for as many parking spaces as it is pos­ duced a bill to put some common sense through congressional office build­ A half-dozen members of Con­ the Covenant House for runaways, has been placed on Motor Co. was in the works. of closing, putting its 1,100 sible to provide. into the subsidy — eliminate the dollar ings to lobby for the legislation. gress expressed support for bills that “It has taken some time to bring employees out of work, said Tom But if people who woric at Main Street es­ quota and give Congress control over The FAA proposed last March to would ban rules to bar passengers leave in the face of allegations of sexual misconduct and us this far,” Grccnwald said. Zimmer, general manager of GM’s tablishments use the street for long-time parking, how much is spent each year depending prohibit blind or deaf passengers or from certain based on whether the financial improprieties. Ritter has denied the allegations. Each of the Big Three has joint Hydra-matic Division. on the need. passengers who might inhibit the passenger can sec. The measure has much of the benefit of reconstruction will have It makes sense. But the timber com­ use of an airliner emergency door passed a Senate committee. been lost panies are reacting like babies deprived of from silting in the exit row scats. “Blind people must not be treated Covenant House founder The ftiiking Authority is rightly concerned the bottle. Without the money, they say, The agency called the matter “a as second-class citizens and pushed Six killed in house lire about that problem and is prepared, if necessary, Election hidden agenda item they may have to close up shop and leave critical safety issue” and said the to the back of the bus,” said Rep. relieved of duty as director to pay a constable to enforce the two-hour parking the southeast Alaska economy in rule would enhance the safety of all James Traficant, D-Ohio, chief The November election may not be on Across the partisan aisle. House shambles. passengers. sponsor of a bill in the House. NEW YORK (AP) — Church The events unfolded after The caused by wood stove limit. By Bob Conrad Alaska Pulp Corp. and Louisiana the assembly’s formal agenda, but it will Majority Leader Bob Jaekle of Stratford authorities directed the Rev. Bruce New York Times disclosed the POTOSI, Mo. (AP) — Relatives “It’s an awful thing when you The authority plans to send Main Street mer­ I^cific have used the federal subsidy to be constantly on the minds of majority thought a “rcu-eat” by Democrats was Ritter to relinquish his duties as Franciscans’ investigation of a say they listened helplessly to hear someone hollering for help,” chants a letter reminding them of the two-hour One scenario that majority Democrats gain a strong foothold in the region’s tim­ in the Legislature are considering as they Democrats. They know they must come well named. His side was waiting for the director of Covenant House, and a former Covenant House client’s screams for help but were kept back Wills said, “and you can’t do noth­ limit. It would be better, and less expensive, if the out looking better than they do going in if governor’s budget message before decid­ ber market. Now they’re fighting to keep U.S. offers to monitor fourth man charged that Ritter had charges that Ritter had a sexual head into the minefield of this new it. by intense heat as a young couple ing.” goal of keeping the spaces open for shoppers they expect voters to invite them back. ing whether to pounce or sit back and sex with him when he was a young relationship with him in 1973, and four children died in a fire that Investigators said the fire started General Assembly is to accept Gov. Bill Part of the strategy is to present a enjoy Democratic squirming. He says the runaway. when he was 14. Two other former destroyed their mobile home. could be met voluntarily without the need for a O’Neill’s austerity budget early in the “This will be the most difficult election united front to Congress. Alaska Pulp, Eastern Bloc elections in an improperly installed flue at­ session pretty much intact. election this year “is for the Republicans The Franciscan priest who Covenant House clients also have A woodbuming stove that had constable. But if one is needed, the authority in twenty years,’’ says Rep. Jon Pelto of with the help of a lobbyist, launched a let­ tached to the wood stove. Mansfield, who doubles as political direc­ to lose.” founded Covenant House and has accused Ritter of sexual miscon­ been moved and reinstalled in the should hire one and make sure the limit is en­ The idea is to reduce the risk of dis­ ter-writing campaign to senators. But not PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) A crowd of a few hundred tor for state Democrats and deputy Democrats are fighting a public percep­ seen it grow into the nation’s duct. mobile home just a day earlier “Apparently the flue pipe was a forced. aster if the budget, which will be the all of the letters come with no strings at­ watched the ceremony quietly. Ritter, who has campaigned majority leader in the House — reporting tion that they aren’t so hot at managing — The United States wants leaders largest shelter system for runaways caused the fire. couple of inches too short where it centerpiece of the session, were to be tached. Alaska Pulp employees have been at a proposed 35-nation summit Nearby is a circular flower bed, reasserted his inntxrencc Ttiesday, against the sexual exploitation of to the top gun. Majority Leader Bob state business. Of course that goes with Killed in Tueday’s predawn fire ran through the ceiling,” said picked apart in a prolonged hassle during offered a free lunch for every two letters which has been turned into a shrine youngsters, characterized such Frankel of Stratford. Pelto says that while the territory of being the party in power. meeting this year to enshrine free even as he found himself the sub­ were Davie Light, 18; Michelle Washington County Sheriff Ronnie the full, three-month term or, heaven for­ they write to Congress to plead for the to honor the student martyr Jan ject‘of new charges. charges as “garbage,” telling the some Democrats fear defeat for the party Regaining public confidence is the party’s elections as a fundamental human Miller, 22; their 3-wcck-old L. Skilcs. “The stove had also been bid, fumbled into a special session later in continued subsidy. Ralach, a victim of the Soviet sup­ In a statement, Ritter said he had Times he “never, never” had in November, the must avoid a “bunker task just now. It is bigger than the bread right. Secretary of State James A. daughter, Jessica; Miller’s two other mounted on wexxien bl(x:ks.” this election year. Some Alaska Pulp workers told our as­ pression of the 1968 “Prague decided to take several weeks off sexual relations with any youth in mentality” in the face of unfriendly public box of any issue. Baker III said today. children, James, 3, and Alicia, 16 Open Forum sociate Scott Sleek they are suspicious of Baker said the United States, the Spring” uprising. so he could rest and recuperate Covenant House. Robert Jacobsen, of the state How early? Probably earlier than the reaction. months; and Light’s niece, Rachel So this must be an exceptional perfor­ the campaign. Although the company Soviet Union, Canada and the 32 Baker delivered the speech in from stress. Later in the day, “I am profoundly saddened by division of fire safety, said the fire April 1 guess by Rep. Bill Dyson of New Haflcy, 3. Voters may hate the institution of the mance by the Democrats. The best thing says the employees can write anything countries of Europe also should join Magna Aluh, the ceremonial Great however, church officials said they the allegations against me and the probably had smoldered for some Haven when the question came up at a “I ran over and I could hear Davie they have going for themselves is that they want, the letters must be given to in sending observers to monitor up­ Hall of the university, after entering had instructed him to relinquish his need to deny them constantly,” he time before bursting into flames and press briefing in House Speaker Rich Bal- Legislature, Pelton says, but they love yelling and banging, trying to get CLASS outlines goals their local legislator. The troubled they know it. management in unsealed envelopes. coming balloting in Warsaw Pact in a processional with gowned deans duties. said in his statement. “I have no that the residents probably could ducci’s office last week. Dyson, who out," said Jim Wills, Light’s Democrats have at least that going for An Alaska Pulp spokesman told us that countries “to ensure that people and professors. Franciscan officials “have way of proving my innocence. My have gotten out had the trailer been makes any serious discussion easy to take brother-in-law. “I tried to yank the To the Editor: them, he says. He senses awareness Political notes the company isn’t censoring the letters, power elections of 1990 genuinely Afterward he meet with Foreign directed Father Bruce to begin a accusers cannot establish my guilt. equipped with a smoke detector. because of his ever-present wit, is House simply wants to make sure the notes back door open, but when I finally Skiles said wood stoves were be­ First I would like to express my thanks to Jackie Ben­ among the troops that it is time to be bl After his State of the Union address represent the will of the people.” Minister Jiri Dienstbier, who was period of rest and recuperation I devoutly hope the inquiries cur­ chairman of the budget-writing Ap­ haven’t fallen out of the envelopes. Some did, it was too late.” coming more prevalent in trailers in nett for covering the forming of our new community ac­ serious, blur factional lines and treat this last week. President Bush stopped on his “Let me be clear,” he said in a expelled from the Communist Huly without responsibility for rently under way will bring an end propriations Committee. workers aren’t so sure. The flames bl(x:kcd the door, he the area, 65 miles southwest of St. tion group in Coventry called CLASS. The Manchester session as the jumping off place for the way out of the chamber to shake hands speech at Charles University in in 1%8 and lost his job as poltical Covenant House until this inquiry to this incredibly painful chapter in Some Democrats, unguarded in their The letter-writing campaign has ag­ said, trapping the occupants. Louis. Herald is very popular paper here in Coventry because it fall campaign. with U.S. Rep. Chris Shays of Stamford, I^gue. “The peaceful transition to commentator for Czechoslovak is completed,” their provincial my life.” stays on top of important town news and community in­ information, were saying last week they gravated Alaskan timber workers who radio for supporing the reforms leader, the Rev. Conall McHugh, Balducci says that was the attitude of the congressman who represents the Bush democracy now under way in In addition to the Franciscan in­ terest stories. were already prepared to buy the gover­ rely on the companies for their jobs, but urged 22 years ago. most members when he called them to a family in Greenwhich. “I told him it was CenUal and Eastern Europe will not said in a statement. A spokesman vestigation, the disUict attorney is I would, however, like to clarify information about the nor’s budget days before it was unveiled who don’t trust those companies. It was The nearly 650-ycar-old univer­ novel retreat in Hartford Jan. 27. The a terrific speech,” said Shays, “and he tolerate rear guard maneuvers from said he had no idea how long that investigating Covenant House’s date and place of our next meeting, and also make sure — a tip-off that leadership’s message only a few years ago that Alaska Pulp sity was a rallying point for pro­ overriding sentiment, he said, was for said thank you Chris.” Amazed that Bush any quarter.” may be. use of funds and its provision of about that option was getting through. was engaged in a bitter labor dispute with democracy forces that overthrew the that your Coventry readers are aware of the purpose and knocking off personal priorities and remembered his name, Shays said 'That Before the speech, Baker went to Ritter, 62, had not considered false identification to at least one A strike against early adoption came its workers. Congress even investigated communist order in December. goals of CLASS. standing together for the good of the caught my by surprise.” Wenceslas Square, the city’s com­ resigning. youth. The Committee to Lead Action to Support our Schools last week, however, when word got out the company for firing one of its Czechoslovaks, who have not voted order. mercial center, and placed a wreath was organized as a bipartisan community group with the that state aid to towns might be cut. State Rep. Adele Kusnitz of Monroe, employees after he testified before Con­ at the statue of King Wenceslas, the in a free election since the com­ purpose of p-omoting the ideals and the quality of Legislators reacted instinctively and dug Rep. Jim McCavanagh of Manchester, a Republican, is the first to file papers for gress about problems at a pulp mill. Much monarch who brought Christianity munists took power in 1948, are modem learning environment, and securing the future in to protect their districts. That could organizer of a moderate caucus two years an exploratory committee to seek the of the ill will remains, and some dissi­ to Bohemia. preparing for balloting June 8. role of public education here in Coventry. throw the tactical timetable off. ago, called the retreat “positive.” He said GOP nomination for secretary of the state dents are afraid to speak their minds. But whether early adoption of a budget this year. A legislator for 10 years, she Public education knows no bounds. It is education for Democrats will respect individual dif­ The timber companies would like Con­ happens is beside the point. The fact that our children, for ourselves, and for our community. We ferences, but stop short of letting them says it’s time to assess her chances at gress to think that big business and A SPECIAL such a course was considered says a lot must provide for it for today and ensure its place for split the full House caucus. Some weren’t another level. small-town America are living in har­ about how legislators, particularly those tomorrow. Its puiposc, provisions, and needs should so sure. Rep. F^t Dillon of New Haven mony in Alaska, and that all hard feelings in the majority, feel the presence of voters DAY... never again be restricted by partisan activities, nor dis­ was taking an “I’ll believe it when I sec Bob Conrad is a syndicated colum­ have been put aside in a united campaign looking over their shoulders this year. torted by incomplete or erroneous information. it” attitude. nist to preserve the Tongass subsidy. Public education, if properly housed, and fairly and EXm't you dare forget VALEN­ In reality, that harmony is coerced. The Introducing an TINE'S DAY - because you can be sensibly provided for, will ensure that we as a com­ sure thatSHE HASN'T. Jewelry is munity will always play an important and educated role timber companies keep a tight rein on exciting new way always on a woman's mind...and in determining the future of our town, the future of our their small-town bases. They provide our sale comes just in time. country, and the future of the world. Tough issues before assembly thousands of jobs and that gives them to lose weight. Goals of CLASS enormous leverage over a community. I can't lu'licvc it. 1 ale pizza with iny SAVE 25% OFF • To provide an alternative resource for educating our­ The implicit threat is that, if the citizenry kids, the same meals 1 c(Kiked for ON WINTER MERCHANDISE By Paul Munns GEMSTONE selves and our community about Coventry’s education doesn’t support the timber companies, my family, ami even had a snack issues. then the timber companies will put out. with my coffee. And you know what" The Connecticut General Assembly Another Viewpoint JEWELRY I lost every single pound I wanted to. • To enhance the community’s understanding of, will convene for its 1990 session begin­ But the Tongass timber subsidy is hard 305 East Center St.. Manchester 6 4 3 -4 8 5 8 respect for, and support for our education facilities and to justify on any terms. Not only is it a ning today. The assembly will meet to mendations will be considered as legisla­ personnel. heinous, crimes. Due to this fact, the waste of money in years when demand It works fast. grapple with many important and con­ tion this session. Many local boards of • To ensure an accurate understanding of Coventry’s state’s prison system and programs to for timber is low, but it threatens the en­ New Fast & Flexible I’rogram Irom troversial issues. I would like to briefly education and town governments arc ease prison overcrowding will be Weight Watchers fits socomfortahly education needs which will benefit from each year’s outline some of the issues I believe will vironment of the forest to build roads that education budget. seeking more substantive changes to the scrutinized this year. In addition, the arc not needed. into my lifestyle that I thought I be focused upon during this session, and system. It is possible that amendments wouldn't notice results right away. • To ensure that Coventry’s children are provided the state’s treatment of the criminally mental­ invite you to let me know of your will be introduced to make these substan­ Was I surimised when my husband most positive and progressive learning environment pos­ ly ill may also be revised in the wake of Brownouts coming opinions on them. tive changes during floor debate over the the tragic death of a Middletown child told me how great 1 looked after ju.sl (Be ( sible. Of course, budget and taxes will again recommendations of the Program Review Brace yourself for sporadic brownouts one wm'k. • To serve as an important and supplementary vehicle killed by a Connecticut Valley Hospital dominate debate this year. The state and Investigations Committee. across the counuy. Demand for electricity What's more, iHvause I can live with for expanding the avenues of communication between patient. That patient had been committed comptroller recently reported that despite Another proposal on education reform is high, and the United States could be­ this program, 1 stuck to it and reached our I^O’s, our schools, our educators, our ad­ to Connecticut Valley after being ac­ a tax increase of nearly $1 billion last is school choice. Choice allows parents to quitted of murder by reason of insanity. come dangerously dependent on volatile my goal And tadieve me, there's VaCentine ministrators, and our community as a whole. year, the state will still have a deficit of at choose the school to which they will send oil suppliers in the Middle East. Nuclear noliting mort'.satisfying I turn success. • To promote a healthy and full-time interaction I plan to push legislation to improve least $65 million before the fiscal year is their children. Proponents of school our mass transit system in Connecticut, power is an option with little future. among all of these groups and individuals who and over. The compaoller also estimates that Utility companies have been scrapping And it fits my which together will lay the groundwork for the future of choice believe that the free market system with a specific eye toward a light-rail sys­ 1 for the next fiscal year, the state will ex­ can be applied to schools and that schools plans for new nuclear power plants be­ our children and their children and the community as a tem for the Hartford region. As a member perience a $400 million shortfall. Cutting will be forced to become better or face cause they don’t bring a decent rate of lifestyle. whole. of the House Republican Balicy Commit­ spending or raising taxes to cover this losing students. Opponents of this type of return on their high construction cost. The Coventry residents: please help us to lay the tee’s Policy Group on Mass Transit, I will deficit, as well as formulating a budget reform believe it will hurt city schools most vulnerable paru of the country - groundwork for achieving these goals. Come to our be helping to develop legislative for the 1990-9) fiscal year will be the and contend that not all parents arc in­ New England, the Mid-Atlantic states and second meeting, which will be held on Monday at 7:00 proposals dealing with mass transit. Half Price central focus of many legislators this volved enough in their children’s lives to Building more and more and wider and the Pacific Northwest - could begin ex­ p.m. in the new Community Room of the Booth & Remember. . year. Like last year, I believe the answer make a choice based on the quality of the wider highways is not the answer to our periencing power shortages as early as Join For Only $14.50 Dimock Library. to our budget ills is to cut spending. State school rather than its convenience to the transportation problems, and 1 believe it next year. leh . Nth is Uilentine's Dm ! Michael Malinowski, our new superintendent of Join by February 28 at these convenient times and locations: spending is out of control. For example, workplace or babysitter’s home. 1 believe would be f(X)lish for our state to continue schools, will be our guest speaker. All community mem­ state spending has grown by about 30 per­ there will be lively debate on this type of in its present course of trying to solve SOUTH WINDSOR bers are welcome. Mlnl-editorial EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER CLASSIC FINE lEWELRY cent, even after inflation, since 1986. I reform this session. highway overcrowding by building more Firtt Congrtgillonal Churcli Second Congregallonal Church Wapping Comm. Church Robert Solomon Oliver North has sent a plea for money 385 N Mam SI 1790 Ellington Rd voted against the budget because it was Various issues concerning public safety roads. This doesn’t end gridlock, it only 837 Mam Strear CLASS chairman (disguised as a “confidential” letter) to •Wed lOam.4 45pm& 7pm • Mon 4 45 pm * 7 pm •Thurs 4 45pm4 7 pm Be Our Valentine! simply too large. 1 also voted against rais­ will also be debated this year. Due to the creates wider congested highways. • Wed 4 45 pm 4 7 pm •Moa 7 pm (Now Mootino) 3204 Main St. ing taxes to fund this bloated budget. I several thousand of his closes friends. Knighti ol Columbui Hall Coventry rash of accidental shootings involving I would like to stress how important it Humble Ollie wants to know if he sliould 1831 Mam Slreel Community Bapllil Church V BONUS COUPON v will continue to vote against taxes until children this summer, legislation to hold is for each of you to be in contact with ■ Mon 7 pm 585 E Center Street state spending is reined in. It is unfair to continue to fight the good figlit against an • Tues 6 pm parents liable for these accidental shoot­ your state representatives and state “imperial Congress,” an “arrogant army • Thurs to am Get An Extra 10% Off go to the taxpayers, time and time again •Sal 9 45am ings may be considered. Gun control senator on issues that are of concern to of ultra-militant feminists,” and a “left with hands outsuetched, asking them to measures, including proposals to ban as­ you. If you do not contact them, they Any Item* In Our Store finance yet more government. wing-dominated national media.” If Meetings begin at limes listed above sault weapons and to change gun permit have no way of knowing how you feel on anyone out there shares Ollic’s holier- Doors open 45 rnitiules earlier lor registration No reservation needed With This Coupon. Only One Item Per Coupon. On the education front, binding arbitra­ requirements are sure to be introduced. the issues on which they are voting. than-thou attitude, he’s willing to take CALL 1-800-333-3000 •DOES NOT APPLY TO PRIOR SALES tion for teachers, the system by which Manchester Herald With the flap over state police taping If you have any questions or concents their money and champion the cause. This l ot a Weight Walcliers meeting wlieie you work, call 1-800-972-9320 Valid 2 /7 -2 /1 4 /9 0 teacher contracts arc settled if no scandal, legislation that will provide more about any state matters or would like to fund-raising campaign for the radical negotiated agreement can be reached, Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. oversight or resunicturing of the Depart­ let me know of your opinion on any piece right can’t be taken lightly. If Nortli has may be modified during the session. The ment of Public Safety may also be con­ of proposed legislation, plca.se feel free to Daily publication since Oct. 1,1914. one suength, it’s hustling money for a Legislature’s Program Review and Inves­ sidered. lilil j/r contact me — State Rep. Paul Munns — cause he believes in. Just ask any conua. PRO G R A M 435 Hartford Turnpike tigations Committee held hearings on the Over the past several months, there at the Legislative Office Building, N FW FAST & FLEXIBLE 846 Main Street Publisher ______Penny M. Sieffert SI lOPS AT 30 • Vernon have been reports of criminals who arc Hartford, CT 06106.______a . .a,— ., ,-ne «o O fi« waltd at oailicvating localioni only Cannol be combiriad with oIN m ditcounti ot apoaal 141 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 649-4537 Manchester Opinion PaM Editor ____Bon Robillaid binding arbitration system last summer L"! WMCHF.nSlNtfHN*TIONM. INC C1990 8 7 1 - 0 0 9 9 6 4 9 - 5 3 8 0 Associate Editor Alexander Girelli and has voted in favor of making minor out of prison on early home release or niul Munns represents the 9th As­ Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta W 1 KWir WAICHf n s INII HNAIKINAl INC ______HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 Thurs. Til 8PM modifications to the system. Their recom- bail committing additional, sometimes sembly District. are syndicated columnlsLs. 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1990 iBaiirltrstfr Hrrali'i

Budget CBT Section 2, Page 11 Wednesday, Feb. 7,1990 From Page 1 From Page 1 SPORTS gimmicks arc counted. Tht;. Board of Directors has an­ The “Budget In Brief," prepared nounced that it is conducting an ac­ by the O’Neill administration, tive search for a new long-term shows a total budget of $7.24 bil­ Budget at a glance chairman and CEO. Bullock is lion, up from the General Assemb­ president and CEO of Montchanin East five able to handle pressure and South ly-approved 1989-90 budget of HARTFORD (AP) — Here, at a Corrections: $419.8 million Mangemcnt Corp., an investment The burly 6-3 Penders also led quarter for a 41-25 edge. It was $6.84 billion — a 5.8 percent in­ glance, arc highlights of proposed General Government: $327.9 mil­ and management company head­ By Len Auster spending in Gov. William A. East with 16 rebounds. East had a 45-27 at the half. crease. lion quartered in New York, and is Manchester Herald That includes $6,604 billion in O’Neill’s 1990-91 budget, totaling Regulation and Protection of former chairman and CEO of three-inch height advantage in most South, led by 6-6 junior Ed Con- General fund spending and $637 $7.24 billion, as released Tliesday People and Property: $177.1 million UniDynamics Corp., Stamford. positions, a situation it used to its neely (20 points) closed the gap to If there’s one key to playing 56-45 midway through the third million from the Transportation by House Minority Leader Robert Judicial: $143.7 million Bullock said that Bank of New South Catholic, it’s handling the advantage. “We went 1-2-2 (zone). We knew period but a Penders’ convention Fund, along with about $4 million in G. Jackie, R-Stratford. Conservation and Development: England Corp., a Boston-based in­ Rebels pressure and getting the lead three-point play and buckets from other miscellaneous funds. $55.5 million terstate bank-holding company with early. You don’t want to be behind they were small and we knew we General Fund Paradiso and John Griffin (8 points) The budget contains no new Legislative: $36.8 million assets of $29 billion, expects to South, which over the years has had to get out on them and get our helped the Eagles take a 69-52 lead General Fund taxes, as O’Neill has Education, libraries and Transportation Fund recover through its ongoing built up a reputation of excellence hands up (on defense)," Finnegan said. “I think we cau s^ them a lot into the fourth quarter. repeatedly promised, although a museums: $1.94 billion management reorganization, internal from the foul line. of problems. Plus we hit the The Rebels made one last run at previously approved 2-cent-a-gaIIon Welfare: $1.83 billion Total: $637 million restructuring and sale of $6 billion East Catholic followed the script the Eagles. They closed to within increase in the gasoline tax will take Non-functional (debt interest, in assets. In addition, the bank will to perfection, handling the Rebels’ boaids.” Soldiers, Sailors and Rebounding, if you ask South 80-68 on two Luke Reilly (25 effect July 1, the first day of the some employee benefits): $965.6 M arines benefit from selling its credit card press with relatively easy and million Fund, and Regional veteran coach Joe Reilly, was the points) free throws. But the 6-4 1990-91 budget year. M arket business to Citicorp for $828 mil­ dominating early en route to a 91-77 Health and Hospitals: $761 mil­ Operation Fund Patiick FlynrVManchester Herald Conklin snared a big defensive Jackie said he found that O’Neill lion, a sale which became official victory T\iesday night in non-con­ important factor. “The key was we lion Total: $4 million rebound and Paradiso drove the plans to shift $38 million in school this week, he said. ference boys’ basketball action at got beat badly on the boards. That NEW CHAIRMAN — H. Ridgely Bullock, interim chairman cf length of the court for a layup to construction grants that had come Bank of New England also plans the Rev. Robert E. Saunders Gym­ was the one big factor,” he said. again put the Eagles firmly in con­ from the General Fund, that is from to explore a merger or the sale of all Bank cf New England Cerp., fields questiens abcut the nasium. East outrebounded the Rebels, The governor denied he was mis­ this year’s estimated actual spending trol. tax revenues, to be borrowed — not the $6.84 billion actually ap­ or p ^ of the company, he said. If trcubled bank Tuesday in Hartfcrd. 41-20. “Plus ftu-adiso, their quarter­ leading the public, but said the pos­ The victory snaps a two-game East has a big ACC game coming through the sale of bonds. propriated for 1989-90. The es­ the bank is not sold, a series of back, he won the game for them. sibility exists there would be trans­ losing streak for ^ t and moves up Friday when it travels to Mid­ Jackie also found that O’Neill timated spending for the current layoffs probably will occur as the If the bank is sold, Bullock said They beat our pressure and that’s fers from one fund to another. “Any withdrawal is a hurt, so any them to 9-7. South, which was dletown to take on Xavier High. plans to take $182 million of the year is expected to total closer to $7 bank tries to tighten its operations our game. We had a lot of near Jackie said he would spend the customers probably will not be al- municipal deposits that we lost have ranked No. 7 in the coaches’ small- East won its first junior varsity $215 million left in the property tax billion, largely because of highcr- and hire more talented people, he steals but Paradiso who we hounded next day or two explaining “the fected because the end result would had an effecL” the chairman said. school poll, is now 11-4. game of the year with a 56-55 over­ relief fund and shift that to “a whole than-anticipated welfare costs. said. “We’ve been able to handle that all night did a great job,“ Reilly plain truth in a dishonest budget.” be only a change in stock owner­ “That was a big win for us,” said time win over the Rebels. Mike host of municipal grants” that would Complicating the picture is the Several banks, however, are inter­ ship. though.” added. One idea that’s already raised East first-year coach Bill Finnegan. “Paradiso took control for us,” Marsh netted 20 points for the 1-13 have come from other funds and current year’s deficit, which ranges ested in purchasing CBT, including Bullock blamed most of the He added, “I think it will continue some eyebrows is O’Neill’s plan, “South Catholic is a good team.” Finnegan said of his floor leader young Eagles. $29.1 million to be dumped into the released earlier this week, to merge as high as $152 million according to Citicorp and Flect^orstar Financial bank’s losses on real estate deals until we convince people that all of All five Eagle starters were in E A S T CATHOLIC (91) — Rob Panders 7 6-7 General Fund. legislative estimates. Group, Bullock said. CBT is es­ that turned sour during the market’s the problems are under control. We who had a team-high 10 assists. He the Department of Housing and the double digits, led by sophomore was several Eagles who kept a sharp 20. Bill Evans 2 10-12 14, Chris Conklin 5 5-8 Only $42 million of the property Connecticut Housing Finance The governor also plans to pay timated to be worth between $750 downturn last year. are in a fix-it mode.” 15, Chris Paradiso 6 2-3 15, PJ. Monahan 6 Rob Penders who netted a career- eye out for a teammate. “We kept 2-4 15, John Griffin 4 0-0 8. Matt Ryan 1 1-2 3, lax relief fund was to have come Authority into a single agency to be $39 million in interest on state hous­ million and $1 billion, stock “We are scarred, maybe even Responding to an inquiry, Bul­ high 20 points. Chris Conklin, PJ. our heads up looking for each other. Mike Marsh 0 0-0 0, Eric Bertrand 0 0-0 0, Brian from that fund in 1990-91, Jackie ing bonds from a surplus accumu­ analysts said. bloody, but I suggest to you that it lock said that the bank cannot funded entirely with borrowed Monahan and point guard Chris We got layup after layup against Igoe 0 1-2 1, Tom Balskus 0 0-0 0. Totals 31 said. money, through the sale of bonds. lated by the Connecticut Housing “TTie most desirable route for us has made us stronger bankers, not provide full collateral for municipal 27-38 91. Jackie, one of the governor’s Finance Authority, Jaekle said is to keep CBT, which is part of a weaker,” he said. accounts because if it did so for Paradiso each added 15 markers and their pressure,” Finnegan said. SOUTH CATHOLIC (77) ^ Luke Reilly 9 4-4 In other moves to keep the total at Billy Evans chipped in 14. East had an 11-10 lead before 25, John Caesario 0 0-0 0, Anthony Latina 6 2-3 most outspoken ciiiics. said O’Neill a minimum, O’Neill is calling for a O’Neill spent the day 'Riesday very strong multi-state franchise. He also admitted the bank has everyone the bank would be out of 15, Ed Conneely 4 12-15 20, Keith Knowles 1 Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald “That’s how the game should be going on a 11-4 nm to opien a 22-14 was “shifting things off budget” to working and reworking his budget The reality is that if somebody puts been hurt by municipal and personal business. All accounts of up to 0-0 2, Jarrod McMillian 2 0-0 4. Mike Bellody 4 reduction in the state’s car fleet by played. When you do that, they lead after one picriod. A short burst 0-0 0, Slave Chapman 0 0-0 0, Kabbu Hatcher keep the bottom line as low as pos­ speech. a high enough price on CBT, we are withdrawals, but said he could not $100,000 each are federally insured, 500, to save $6.8 million, and plans HIS BALL — East Catholic's white-shirted Chris Paradise controls the basketball during can’t concentrate on anyone,” Fin­ to start the second stanza pushed the 10-0 2. Totals 27 1 8-23 77. sible. "1 had certainly feared this It’s a speech that he knows could going to accept it,” he said. be specific about how much. he said. 3-poinl goals; EC- Paradiso, Monahan; SC - to consolidate the way the state col­ Tuesday night' s game against South Catholic at the Eagles’ gym. Paradise had 15 points advantage to 27-14 with Paradiso would be the case. be crucial to setting the tone for the negan said about having all five in Railly 3. Latina. Bellody lects child support payments from and 10 assists in East’s 91-77 victory. double figures. draining a 3-pointer late in the Halftime; 45-27 East Catholic “When he said (the increase) was delinquent parents to save another three-month session and perhaps only 4.5 percent, I wondered,” $11 million. He also hopes to reduce more crucial to his planned re-elec­ "NEWS FLASH" Jackie said. the state employee work force by tion bid this year. 20% off Any DD — O’Neill, told of Jackie’s claims as 2,000 through attrition by June 30, Although Democratic legislative the MHS girls set he left a gathering of Democrats at 1991. leaders have already said they’ll Bra from the Hartford Club TUesday, said, O’Neill’s 4.5 percent increase support the budget, even before 1>ir - A -JDiUg Nightgown T h ou gh ts ^ m “That’s what he’s claiming?” figure was based on a comparison of they’ve seen it, lobbying groups were awaiting O’Neill’s noontime Nylons ApLENty mark for wins Will still be open on Thursday address with something akin to eveningsl dread. Len Auster It was a record-setting night for the Manchester High We will be featuring our girls’ basketball team as the unbeaten Indians won a The cities were especially Assembly fabulous luncheon menu - school-record 15th game Tbesday night with its 46-29 along with regular dinner anxious, because Democratic legis­ 'Before - verdict over Fermi High in CCC East Division play at lative leaders have indicated that specials $5.99. w/coupon From Page 1 municipal grants will not be as high RSVP see you a t th e Clarke Arena. The Indians, ranked No. 5 in the latest scholastic poll, as called for under previously ap­ Valid e S t o r k are 9-0 in league play. Fermi falls to 4-5, 6-9 with the proved formulas. ^Pif' A Dilltj Dfli Larson of East Hartford used a short “We’re totally unified,” Larson MATERNITY SHOP Until Grid league setback. Manchester can take another step closer to the z -0 speech to echo one of the O’Neill said Tbesday. Taxes were raised by record 697 Main Street t r i - c i t y p l a z a CCC East title Friday night at 7:30 when it hosts Win­ O 33 amounts — more than $900 million W rnon, Cl 871-2910 administration’s themes of the ses­ While the budget figured to February dham High at Clarke Arena. sion: that Connecticut’s fiscal mess dominate the day’s news, the — last year and lawmakers and Manchester 10-6 DAILY 10-9 THURS & FRI 28,1990 Manchester had a 10-6 lead after one quarter and is no worse than the “economic Judiciary Committee was planning O ’Neill had hoped that would be 12-5 SUN threatening O “n 643-2224 22-12 halftime bulge. The lead was 39-14 after three clouds hanging over the entire to begin debate today on abortion enough. periods of play. 0 m Northeast.” bills. The committee was expected Cheryl Rw ler poured in a game-high 14 points to lead ‘These are difficult economic to raise bills supported by pro- the Big East Manchester. Trish O’Connell had seven rebounds and times,” Larson said. ‘Times that will choice groups as well as pro-life Shelly Dieterle six. Tammy Dubois had five assists and draw the distinction between groups. How serious is the talk of Boston College, Syracuse Jen Brindisi four. rhetoric and fact, sloganeering and A potentially embarrassing issue u ' Attention: M A N C H ESTER (48) — Chsryt Fowter 6 1-214, Shelly Dielorlo 1 2-2 4, 0 1 the truth.” for the Democrats, an election-year and Pittsburgh pulling out of the Big East Conference to Tilth O'Connell 2 0-0 4, Jodi Widmei 0 2-2 2, Sheryl O ’Connell 0 1-2 1, m >. join an all-sports conference with the premise behind its Kate Srnth 0 0-1 0. Tammy Dubois 2 0-0 4, Mary Moriarly 0 0-0 0, Jon The governor qas to address a pay raise for top elected state offi­ Brindisi 2 2-2 6, Jessica Marquez 0 0-0 0, Patty Hornbostel 2 3-3 7, Amy joint session of the Assembly short­ creation football? Shumaker 2 0-0 4. Tolala 17 11-14 46. cials, appeared to be diffused Tues­ Young Drivers > C/) ly after noon when he formally un­ day when the governor and other top Thai’s open to conjecture. FERM I (29) — Theresa Barlow 0 0-0 0, Vicky Fausel 11-14, Robin Mal­ Syracuse and BC are charter members of the Big East loy 0 0-3 0, Kelly Traakos 0 1-41, Samanlha Buss 0 0-0 0, Missy Rtti 0 veils the spending plan Jaekle Democrats dismissed it as fiscally I f 0-0 0, Chris Pohorylo 3 2-6 8, Joanne Smith 2 3-5 8, Alicia Smlowicz 2 0-0 ^ > leaked TUesday night. irresptonsible in a tight budget year. Drivers with Tickets which first began play in 1979-80. Pittsburgh became the 4, A.K. Jonoa 2 04) 4. Totals 10 7-19 29. 33 - I The specifics of O’Neill’s sjjcnd- 6 " ninth and final membier of the conference in 1982-83. 3-point goals; M- Fowler; F- Smith, Fausel Halftime; 22-12 Mancheeter I > ing plan had been so closely Insurance a problem? The trio are the only conference members who play guarded that Senate Democratic ALL NEW “big-lime” football on the Division I-A level. TTic others, 33 leaders told reporters earlier in the "Special for Valentines Day" We are the solution! Connecticut included, who do play football arc on the I- Celtics beaten day they knew little about the BINGO AA level. budget except that it limited the One dozen Red Roses Auto....Motorcycle If you ask Tim Tolokan, UConn’s associate director of overall increase in state spending to St. Bridget School athletics for commimications, he can’t sec why anyone 4.5 percent. 74 Main Street $37.95 would even think about leaving the Big East for another Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald on ‘home’ court Jaekle immediately began criticiz­ Manchester, CT Please call for a quote. conference. REBOUND — UConn’s Dan Cyrulik latches onto the basketball with two hands as Fair­ ing the budget that Democratic “Why would you want to leave the Big East in basket­ By Peter Viles Admission (Indodes 3 Faces) $2.00 field’s Mike Rodgers (22) looks on during Tuesday night’s action at the Harry A. Gampel leaders had blindly embraced. He New Games and New Prizes (over $1,000) must be pre-booked and paid for You'll be glad you did! ball,” he asks, “It’s the best league in America, on The Associated Press______told reporters the O’Neill plan is Doors Open AieoOpxn by this February 9th to receive television every time you turn aroimd, and the schools Pavilion. The Huskies won their 20th game of the season, 74-39. recruit from all over the country,” Tolokan adds. loaded with gimmicks designed to Start Pla^Al73cipm this special offer. HARTFORD — It may not have been as satisfying as keep the total as low as possible and Door Prizes ICHARDS Ask for Charlie Those involved in the talk about forming a super-con­ coming back to haunt the Celtics in the Boston <3arden. will send spending more than 8 per­ ference, with football the No. 1 sport, include Miami of Just the same, Boston castoffs Brad Lohaus and Fred cent higher, not the 4.5 percent A .SSOCIAl'ES Florida, West Virginia and Rutgers. Tolokan believes Roberts will take it. 644-2471 some of the talk about an all-encompassing conference Defense ‘rests’ Fairfield; claimed by the governor. /“ V INSURANCE Lohaus drilled two three-pointers and Roberts scored Jaekle’s sniping notwithstanding. X X AGENCY, INC comes from other schools. “1 think some of them (in the eight fourth-quarter points to spark the Milwaukee Bucks Democratic leaders had already g Atlantic 10 such as West Virginia and Rutgers) may be to a 119-106 victory over the Celtics 'Riesday night at the J. MICHAEL ORLOWSKI ftana pledged their support to the gover­ 435 Buckland Rd. unhappy and they’re the ones who arc looking for an all­ Celtics’ sometimes home, the Hartford Civic Center. nor’s budget. t e l . 649-0791 South Windsor sports conference. But you have to remember everyone UConn records 20th win “It’s great any time you play your old team,” said 36 OAK STREET Floral A rrangements/or AII Occoiion\ has their own priority,” he said. Lohaus, who finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds. "A , , .MANQIESTER, ------^ CONNECTICUT 06040 Open till 9:00PM Thur., till 1:00 PM Sat. Tolokan said he has not heard anything negative about agmnst only three losses. It is the ranked Syracuse in the Carrier “And it’s an espiecially good feeling when you can win the Big East from the respective athletic directors: Ed By Jim Tierney first 20-win regular season for the Dome Saturday night at 8 (Channel on their home court.” PAYING Bozik (Pittsburgh), Jake Crouthamel (Syracuse) and Wil­ Manchester Herald Huskies in 25 years. Fairfield falls 8), is 20-0 when it leads at halftime. 'The Celtics traded Lohau.s a year ago, and left Roberts liam Fynn (Boston College). to 7-12. .. Fairfield led, 11-4, with 14:31 left unprotected in the expansion draft before he was traded STORRS — University of Con­ “I haven’t heard really too much, just what I’ve read,” “He (Calhoun) just told us we had in the first half after six straight to Milwaukee. TOP necticut basketball coach Jim Tolokan said. “But I know those schools arc happy with to play better defense, pick it up." points by Ed Duncan (team-high 15 “It’s almost an advantage being here,” said Roberts, 5 NIGHTS FROM Calhoun explained, in a facetious their Big East affiliation.” freshman Scott Burrell said of the points). . . The 39 points was the who finished with 20 points to lead the Bucks. “It’s like a OIL PRICES manner, what he told his eighth- The Big East in its first decade of operation has won halftime speech. “We knew it was lowest by a Fairfield team since it road uip (for the Celtics) even though they have the ranked Huskies during halftime of two NCAA basketball championships (1984 and ’85), coming to us. We just had to take lost to Providence, 44-31, on March fans.” for MEDIOCRE their inaastate clash with Fairfield won two NfT championships (1988 and ’89) and has had our time and make them make mis­ 3, 1977. . . Before the game, Tate The Celtics led 88-87 with 9:02 left before Milwaukee University 'Riesday night at the eight team appearances in the NCAA Final Four with takes, and take it from there." Cicorge was presented with the ball went on a 21-7 run keyed by Lohaus, who fini.shcd with SERVICE? UA Harry A. Gampel I^vilion. 1 859 four runner-up finishes on top of the two titles. Arguably, UConn ‘took it from there’ within used to score his 1,0(X) point during 10 points and 10 rebounds. UConn, which trailed for the first the Big East is the best basketball conference in America. the first few minutes of the second the Huskies’ win over Georgetown 'The Celtics, meanwhile, went ice cold in the fourth nine minutes of the game and shot a OR USE THIS COUPON FOR ANY Talk to Valerie Kom. Rumors about schools thinking about leaving the Big half. An 8-0 run pushed the lead to on Jan. 20. George became the 20lh quarter, making just eight of 26 shots (38 jxirccnt) after It can happen when dreadful 36 percent (12-for-33) from our jaragua expert in East can be unsettling. But, hopefully, that’s all it is — 36-23. Then, an 11-3 run capped off 1,000-point scorer in UConn his­ shooting 60 percent over the first three quarters. the floor during the first 20 minutes, companies get too big. CLUB MED OR SUPER CLUB BOOKING just talk. by a 3-pointcr by Nadav Hcnefcld tory. With last night’s game, he also “When you’ve got defensive problems and you’ve got eventually grabbed a 28-23 lead at We're small, but MANCHESTER (game-high 18 points on 8-for-12 tied the record for games (114) shooting problems — you’ve got problems,” said Celtics *per penen. Ooutk •eu^ fncf □ □ □ intermission. At 27 years of age, Darryl Su-awberry of the New York shooting) gave the Huskies a 47-26 played in a career with Mike coach Jimmy Rodgers. PERSONALIZED...with “At halftime, we just kind of McKay, Corny Thompson and Jack Sikma also scored 20 for Milwaukee and Alvin Mets still has time lo.changc his life around. Maybe, in talked about life in general,” advantage with 15:13 left. Hcnefcld scored 12 of his points Bruce Kuezenski. . .The current win Robertson had 13 points and 17 assists for the Bucks, the process, he can turn his baseball career around, too. Calhoun said. “What it’s like being in the second half. sdeak is the longest since UConn with seven assists in the fourth quarter. A N Y CLUB Strawberry, the oft-troubled outfielder who has never a student-athlete here at the Univer­ 48 YEARS of QUALITY A bucket by John Gwynn (nine ran off 11 straight victories to start Kevin McHalc led Boston with 28 points and 11 lived up to his “superstar” label, checked himself into die sity of Connecticut. We talked about M E D OR points) final iz ^ a combined 26-4 the 1980-81 season. The last lime rebounds off the bench. Larry Bird added 24 points, 17 in SERVICE...and Smitlicrs Center for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Saturday at some good books which we’ve read 9 run and gave UConn a 54-27 lead the Huskies won 10 straight in mid­ the first half, and eight assists. Lock up her heart SUPER CLUB Roosevelt Hospital in Manhattan. Mets general manager at the library recently. . .We came with 10:57 to go. Fairfield, which season was 1964-65... UConn leads Roberts wouldn’t admit to any special pleasure in LOWER PRICES! Frank Ca.shcn said Suawberry entered Smithers volun­ out the second half and made a com­ BOOKING converted just five field goals in the the overall scries with Fairfield, beating his former teammates. Travel arvyime in 1990 tarily for an alcohol problem. Drugs, it’s said, arc not in­ mitment we were going to play Call 785 Main Street final 20 minutes, was outscored in 15-5. . . Freshman Toraino Walker, “It’s fiui to still be in the league,” he said. “It was • Manchester, CT 06040 volved. defense for 40 minutes (actually just • F I Tel (203) 643-8484 $10.00Applies to new bookings only. Coupon must be used before 2/28/90. One coupon per person,OFF per Club Med or Super Club booking. See your AAA travel agent for details. Suawberry had a horrendous 1989 season, even for the second half, 46-16. who entered the game with 13:49 to satisfying because they beat us in our place and then wc John Fogarty, Owner 20).” “I thought oiu kids played their play in the first half, received his lost two in a row, so we really needed a victory.” him, batting .225 with 29 home runs and 77 RBIs. He As it turned out one dosage of the hearts out,” Fairfield coach Milch most minutes (16) of the season. He Lohaus and Milwaukee coach Del Harris both ob­ was embroiled in controversy in spring training a year Huskies’ iron-clad defense was Buonaguro said. “Again, I think scored two points, grabbed three served that the Celtics are not the same team that ago when he almost came to blows with now cx-tcam- more than enough to conquer the Connecticut is a great, great team. rebounds, had one assist and block­ dominated the NBA through the 1980s. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC matc Keith Hernandez at a photo session. He also nearly undersized and undermanned Stags. One thing I was worried about going ed one shot. “At 6-7 1/2, 230 “The Celtics are playing a little different from the year WILSON Hours: Tues-FrI 9:30-5:30 got into fistfights with two other cx-teammates, Lee The UConn defense (15 steals), into the game was their defense, and pounds, he (Walker) gives us more and a half I spent with them,” Lohaus said. “They’re just O IL C O . Sat 9:30-5:00 391 Broad Street Mazzilli and Wally Backman. which caused 24 F^rficld turnovers, it certainly took us out of the game. quickness,” Calhoun said. “I thought not as crisp as they were in 1986 or even the last few 9 Manchester Maybe this admission to alcohol abu.se explains the seized control the moment the TRAVEL strange behavior he’s exhibited on and off the baseball What we didn’t do was handle the he did a good job on (Harold) years. They’re still a very dangerous team, but tonight MANCHESTER VERNON Mait«rCarcJ second half began and cruised to a Brantley.". . Eleven Huskies scored we just executed a little better down the stretch.” diamond. ^ ^ pressure. But a lot of teams don’t 645-8393 872-2140 646-7096 AGENCY 74-39 victory before a sellout crowd at least a point, including walk-on He’s asking for help, finally. Hopefully, he 11 get it. handle the pressure.” Bird made his only toul shot to extend his team-record 'Automatic Delivery Avallalbe of 8,148. HUSKY NOTES — UConn, Oliver Macklin. Dan Cyrulik was At No Extra Charge.' The win, the Huskies’ 10th streak of consecutive free throws to 66, 12 short Calvin Len Auster Ls sports editor of the Manchester which has a rematch with sixth- the only dressed player held score­ Murphy’s NBA record. Now Selling Diesel______straight, is UConn’s 20lh overall less. Herald. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 7,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 7. 1990—13

Jets look to Coslet to turn things around High School Roundup By Dave Goldberg handle New York? Perles has accepted coaching jobs, work out for the man who spent While there were problems on the The constant answer: Yes. f The Associated Press only to pull out at the last minute. eight years with the Bengals as a offensive and defensive line and in­ “If I can coach the Anthony 'The first time was with the tight end and got his start in coach­ juries to players like quarterback Munozs and Boomer Esiasons of HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. — Bruce Philadelphia Stars of the USFL in ing when hired by Bill Walsh as a Ken O’Brien and wide receiver A1 this league, I can coach anyone Coslet, the new coach of the New 1983. Jim Mora was named coach summer intern with San Francisco in Toon, dissension and a lack of in­ Manchester hockey secures a critical victory anywhere,” Coslet said of the Cin­ instead, led the Stars to two titles in 1980. He stayed with the 49ers for a centive also contributed to the Jets’ York Jets, is ready for all New York cinnati stars known for their in­ can throw at him, even if the “Joe three years before the league folded, year, then took a job as tight end and 4-12 season. the Falcons were 8-for-l 1 Irom the dependence. BOLTON — Determined Must Go” chants that preceded the then coached the New Orleans special teams coach with the Bcn- Coslet said he’s “not a tough guy” Manchester High came out and MHS swimmers foul line. The 43-year-old Coslet is the Saints to the first winning seasons in firing of Joe Walton turn into some­ gals. but his ability to deal with players is scored two goals in the third period “We Uied to play catch-up, but we NFL’s second youngest coach, 3'/2 history. dunk Enfield thing like “T\im Bruce Loose.” “The players love Bruce Coslet,” one reason Steinberg chose him over to take the lead and then held off a never could catch them,” Kind said. months older than the Los Angeles The second job that PCrles backed said linebacker Reggie Williams, the other finalist, San Francisco of­ late Enfield High surge for a 4-3 The Manchester High boys’ “The closest we came maybe was Coslet was named coach of the Raiders’ Art Shell. out of was with Green Bay two who retired from the Bengals after fensive coordinator Mike Holmgren. victory in CCC East Division ice swimming team topped Enfield the final score.” Jets on Tuesday, culminating a six- Coslet got the job after Steinberg years ago. Lindy Infante ultimately last season to devote full time to his ♦ hockey action Thesday afternoon at High, 82-74, Thesday afternoon in Anthony Rawlins and Rob Bums week search by Dick Steinberg, interviewed 12 candidates and tried got the job and this season the lack­ Holmgren called Steinberg on job as a Cincinnati city councilman. the Bolton Ice Rilace. CCC East Division action at the In­ led Fermi with 17 and 16 points, whose hiring as general manager to hire one — Michigan State coach ers improved from 4-12 to 10-6. Monday to withdraw his name after “You don’t elicit that kind of The Indians improve to 1-5 in the dians’ pool. respectively. preceded Walton’s firing by a week. George Perles, who two weeks ago “Things work out,” Coslet said. the 49ers said they would match any emotion casually. It embodies a CCC East and 7-6 overall with the Manchester goes to 1-3 in the Paris Oates, who sat out most of Coslet, who was the offensive agreed to a $6 million, 5-year con­ “Look at my friend Lindy Infante. contract offer by the Jets. Steinberg The Associated Press response to discipline, a respect of win while the Raiders slip to 4-5, league and 3-7-1 overall with the the first half with foul trouble, coordinator of the Cincinnati Ben- tract only to back off in favor of ac­ said he had already decided on Cos- He went to Green Bay instead of intellect and recognition that he al­ NEW COACH — Bruce 6-10 with the loss. It was win. Its next meet is Thursday at netted 13 to share team honors for gals, faced a press corps that he con­ cepting the school’s offer to become George Perles and now he’s coach let anyway. ways had the players’ best interest at Coslet has been named Manchester’s first win over a 3:30 p.m. at home against East Manchester with Jeff Ross. Emil Is- ceded was six times as large as any athletic director. of the year.” “One of the things I found I liked heart.” Division I opponent since 1986. Hartford High. savi added 10 for the Indians. he had faced in Cincinnati. Losing Perles may be a good Many of Coslet’s former as­ in him was his ability to deal with head coach of the New Vbrk Discipline may be one of the keys Manchester is back in action today Mike Lenehan was a double win­ FERM I (72) — Louis Ftoyes 2 3-4 7, Jason The constant question: Can he omen for the Jets. Twice before. sociates seemed to think it would to Coslet’s performance. the modem athlete,” Steinberg said. Jets. ner for the Indians while Matt Miner Kornick 1 2-2 4, Todd Stiles 3 6-7 13, JoH at 3:30 p.m. against Newington Henderson 2 7-8 12, Anthony Ftewlins 8 1-5 17. qualified for state competition in the High in a make-up clash at the Joe Nolo 0 0-1 0, Ftob Burns 7 2-4 16, Noil South Windsor Arena. 200-yard freestyle. Mark Aramli Manning 11-2 3. Totals 24 22-33 72. (100 butterfly) and Rob Blanchard MANCHESTER (68) — Darren Goddard 3 The game was marred by a skir­ 2-5 8, Dovaughn Whitehead 2 0-1 4, Mike Wal­ mish between the teams immediate­ (200 IM) had personal bests for ton 1 1-1 4, Emil Issavl 4 1-3 10, Jeff Ftoss 3 ly after the final buzzer with four Manchester. 6 6 13. Ftaris Oates 4 9 5 13. Jeff Lazzaris 1 2-4 Rssults; 4, Dwayne Goldston 1 9 7 8, Ftodnoy Crockett 1 SCOREBOARD fights breaking out. Two players, 200 medley relay: 1. M H S (Erickson. Phillips, 2-3 4. Totals 20 2 9 3 5 68. one from each team, received dis­ Lenehan, Osborne) 2:03, 2. Enfield. 3. M H S 3-polnt goals: M- Walton. Issavl, Ross; F- 200 free: 1. Whinnam (E) 1:59.93, Z Miner Stiles, Henderson 'all Toronto, Kordic 9 (tafrats, Reid), 7:09. 9, SL 4, Rollins 3-6 0-0 6, Dudley 1-3 0-0 2. Totals Perm 51. Princeton 50 Big East Conference o qualifications and will sit out their (M), 3. Flores (M) Halftime: 3 9 2 9 Fernil Louis, Tunis 7 (Wilson), 11:06. 10, Toronto, 37-83 16-22 96. Rhode Island 77, Duquesne 59 W L w L team’s respective next games. 200 IM: 1. Ffosniak (E) 237.03, Z Knight (M), 7 2 20 3 Hockey Olezyk 26 (tafrate), 12:26. Basketball DETROIT (105) SL John's 89. Rutgers 77 CONNECTICUT “We wanted it in the third period 3. Early (E) Shots on goal— Toronto 3-9-12— 24. St. Louis Rodman 3-5 1-2 7. Edwards'5-12 4-4 14, Villanova 66, Boston College 65 Georgetown 7 2 17 2 50 free: 1. Carter (E) 24,69, 2. F>hillips (M), 3. 7 3 17 3 14-13-11— 38. Laimbeer 3-9 0-0 9, Dumars 11-16 0-0 22, SOUTH Syracuse and it showed getting two goals,” Erickson (U) Rocky Hill surges Goalies— Toronto, Ftoese. SL Louis, Joseph. Thomas 8-13 4-5 20, Salley 4-8 2-2 10, Aguirre Georgia 70, Florida 65 SL John's 6 4 18 6 Manchester coach Eric Famo said. Diving: 1. RingWoom (M) 172.35 points NHL standings A— q3,253. NBA standings 6-9 4-6 16, Johnson 2-8 3-4 7, Greenwood 0-2 Louisville 69. Florida S t 50 Providence 5 5 12 7 100 fly: 1. Lenehan (M) 1:06.95, 2. Early (E). 5 6 13 11 EASTERN CONFERENCE 0-0 0, Bedford 0-1 0-2 0, H en^rson 0-1 0-0 0, N.C. Charlotte 88, (toorgia Southern 66 Villanova “Enfield kept coming at us, but we 3. Aramli (M) past Cheney Tech W ALES CONFERENCE 3 5 9 10 Patrick Division Kings 5, Flames 3 Atlanllc Division Hastings 0-0 0-0 O.Totals 42-84 18-25 105. SW Louisiana 96, Tennessee Tech 95 Pittsburgh didn’t allow them to come (all the 100 free: 1. Miner (M) 54,37, 2. Carter (E), 3. 3 7 10 10 ROCKY HILL — Cheney Tech W L TPts OF GA Loa Angslaa 1 1 3—5 W L Pci. GB Cleveland 32 18 24 22— 96 Seton Hall Kannard (E) Boston College 1 10 7 14 way).” NY Islarxlers 27 24 5 59 207 200 Calgary 1 2 0—3 New Vbrk 31 16 .660 — DetroH 37 26 29 1 3— 105 How Top 25 fared 500 (roe: 1. Whinnam (E) 5:52.47, 2. Flores trailed Rocky Hill by only three Tuesday's ResuHs New Jersey 24 24 6 54 205 210 First Period— 1, Calgary, McCrimmon 4 F^ladelphia 30 16 .652 I/J 3-Ftoinl goals— Cleveland 6-12 (FYice 4-7, How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams Manchester, which earlier in the (M). 3. Allen (M) points with less than three minutes NY Rangers 22 22 10 54 1 72 1 79 (Nieuwerxlyk), 1:47. 2, Los Angeles, Tonelli 22 BostonP 27 18 .600 3 Kerr 1-2, Ehio 1-1, R.Wiliams 0-1, Morton 0-1), fared Tuesday: UConn 74. Fairfield 39 100 back: 1. Lenehan (M) 1:14.08, Z Ffosniak (Makala), 12:16. Detroit 3-7 (Laimbeer 3-6, Rodman 0-1). Fouled Villanova 66, Boston College 65 final session killed off a 5-on-3 En­ (E). 3. Erickson (M) to play in the first half of their Washington 24 28 4 52 208 203 Washington 18 30 .375 13'rz 1. Missouri (21-1) did not play. Next: at Kan­ Reginald PInto/MamhesIer Ftorald Philadelphia 22 26 7 51 199 190 Second Period— 3, Calgary, Roberts 27. New Jersey 12 34 .261 18'rz out— None. Ftobounds— Cleveland 41 (Nance sas Stats. Thursday. SL John's 89, Ftotgers 77 field advantage, took a penalty with 100 breast 1. Frost (E) 1:13,10, Z Phillips Charter Oak Conference game Thes- Pittsburgh 23 27 4 SO 223 246 5:58. 4, Los Angeles, Makela 8 (Robitaille, Miami 10 38 .208 21'rz 7), Detroit 60 (Ftodman 11). Assists— Cleveland 2. Kansas (22-1) did not play. Next: at Ok­ (M). 3. Kermard (E) Tonight's Gams day night. Adam s Division Beck), 15:56. 5, Calgary, Mullen 19 (Gilmour, Central Division 18 (Daugherty, Price, Kerr 3), Detroit 28 lahoma State, Wbdrasday. 41 seconds left. The Raiders pulled 400 free relay: 1. Enfield 4:03.20, 2. Enfield Pittsburgh at Georgetown, 7 p.m. LOOSE BALL — East Catholic’s Rob Penders (35) gets his hand on the basketball as Boston 33 18 5 71 198 155 MacLellan). 17:14. Detroit 34 14 .708 — (Thomas 11), Total fouls— Cleveland 23, Detroit 3. Arkansas (19-2) did not play. Next: vs. goalie Keith Meunier for an extra at­ The homestanding Terriers, Saturday's Gamas Buffalo 30 19 6 66 188 167 Third FViod— 6, Los Angeles, Duchesne 14 Chicago 28 17 .622 4t play. Next: 8, Dan Featherston and Jason Smyth played Enflald 0 2 1 — 3 Brian Dominski 4 4-7 12, Krystol Johnson 2 0-0 Malone 4-6 5-7 13, Webb 3-11 0-0 6, Long 2-6 FrarKis 3 0-1 6, Jose D'BaptistB 1 4-8 6, Adam state Class S champion Coventry Hartford at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Transactions San Antonio 105, Atlanta 94 vs. Oregon, Sunday. well) Viterriors 28 (Ed Carrol 10. Kevin Schwabe Scoring: Fermi, 10-5 overall and winners quarter and 28-23 at the half. The 4, Van Tate 8 3-5 20, Jason Moyer 5 2-4 12, 0-0 4, Battio 2-9 1-1 5, Levingston 7-11 1-1 15, Vlteltman 0 9 0 0. Mike Ferro 4 9 0 8, Mika Thursday's Games Indiana 138, Denver 130, OT 19. UCLA (15-4) did not play. Next: at 6, Mike Bum and Josh Egan played well) First pariod: of five of its last six, took an 18-11 21-8 bulge gave the Fathers a High needs three wins in its closing Bruce Carison 3 0 6 6, Bill Goff 0 0 6 0. Scott Volkov 2-5 1-5 5, Toney 0-3 2-2 2, Marble 0-3 McKenrta 1 0 6 3, Billy Hart 0 2-2 2, Bill Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Dallas 100, Sacramento 90 Arizona State, Thursday. Mahoney- Huskies 20 (Marc Barbeto 8, M- Scott Winot (Dan Kalaay) (pp) 13:16 lead after one quarter and 38-29 working margin of 49-31 going into five games to make it back to the Fester 1 2-3 4. Pete Borgan 1 1-1 3. Dave New York Islanders at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 0- 0 0, Workman 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 38-87 18-25 Sacond parlod: McGratb 2 0 6 4. Joe Marshall 2 0-0 4. Scott Toixeira 5 9 0 10. Mike Zimmerman 0 0 6 0. To­ BASEBALL Los Angeles Lakers 121, Portland 119, OT 94. 20. Loyola Marymount (17-4) did not play. Jimmy Roy 6. Justin Comolll played well) Ftock- Wteshington at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Americin Lsague E- Pata Ricci (Darak Wahl) (sh) 7:37 bulge at the half. “We were sluggish Torelkj 6 2-2 14, Tony Sardo 2 1-1 5, Jon the final eight minutes. state tournament play following tals 29 14-22 73. Wadnaaday'a Gamas SA N ANTONIO (105) Next: at San Francisco, Friday. ets 11 (Monte Green sank a 39foot jump shoL Chicago at DetroiL 7:35 p.m. C ALIFORN IA A N G ELS— Agreed to terms Charlotto at Boston, 73 0 p.m, Chris Mainville played well) M- Tkn Jordan (Tim Shumakar, Shannon Chaney 1 0 6 2, Scott Dill 1 4-4 6. Totals 29 Tuesday night’s 73-57 setback to C O VEN TRY (57) — Bob Johnson 6 90 12, Cummings 10-16 3-3 23, Brickowski 6-10 0-2 21. Xavier, Ohio (192) beat Loyola, III. 70-53. at the start, again,” said Manchester “We played a good first half,” Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. with Scott Bailas, pitcher, on a or>e-year con­ Utah at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Gunners 26 (Ftet Flynn 9. Eric Daring 8, An­ Brimmsr) (pp) 6:12 1920 75. John Totten 3 06 6, Frank Coombs 3 94 6. 12, Ftobinson 6-13 5-6 17, Cheeks 4-6 0-0 8, Next: vs. Marquette, Thursday. East Hampton High in Charter Oak tract Golden State at Philadelphia, 8 p.m thony Rhoe 4) Bulls 24 (James Savllonis 8. E- Bob Saagrava (FruscaKa) 9:14 coach Frank Kind. “It took us CH EN EY TECH (41) — Sean Walstedt 6 2-9 Bolton coach Craig Phillips said. “In Wbde Ularxjwicz 1 1-1 3. Keith Christoffers 1 Arxlerson 9 1 3 2-2 20, Elliott 4-6 2-2 10, Max­ 22. Arizona (14-4) did not play. Next: vs. C LEV ELA N D IN D IA N S— Agreed to terms Phoenix at Seattia, 10 p.m. Josli Solomonson 5, Bryan Gorman 4) ITiIrd parlod: 14, Don LeClerc 4 3-3 12, Cris Hawes 2 0-1 4. Conference boys’ basketball play. 0 6 2, Chris McCarthy 2 9 0 5, Ftendy Leeta 0 well 2-5 1 -2 5, Wingate 3-4 1-2 7, Jones 9 0 0-0 Southern Calllornia, Thursday. awhile to get going and by the time the second half their constant pres­ NHL results with Paul Zuvella, infielder: ^ a u Allred, out- Chicago at Los Angeleslakers, 10:30 p.m. M- Chip Addabbo (Dava Clolkoaz) :51 FteuI Mercier 2 0 6 4, Todd Marcier 2 0 6 4, Bill 0 6 0. Mike Bonanno 0 0 6 0. Ftob Buteau 7 8-8 0, Moore 0-0 3-4 3, Paspalj 0-1 0-0 O.Totals 23. Michigan Stats (17-5) did not play. Next: we did, it was too late.” sure forced numerous turnovers. Coventry, 5-10, is back in action fieldar: arxl Tom Magrann, pitcher, on one-year TTiuraday's Gamas M- Jordan (Ciolkosz) 6:10 Main 0 1-2 1, Kevin Dean 1 9 1 2. Totals 17 447 4 17-23 105. vs. Wsconsin, Thursday. Adults tonight at home at 7:30 against 23, Marc Voisine 0 0 6 0, Chris Lanciano 0 9 0 Bruins 2, Red Wings 0 contracts. Golden State at New Tbrk 730 pm. E- Rob Brigham (ItotsmskI, Boya) 11:39 Fermi’s lead was 55-45 after three 6-1641. Plus a poor mental game took us out 0. Totals 23 9-13 57. Allanta 24 24 21 25— 94 24. SL John's (18-6) beat Rutgers 8977. B.C.I. 89 (Kim Bushey 31. Paul Wthee 28) MINNESOTA TW INS— Agreed to terms with Los Angeles Clippers at Wteshington, 7:30 3-point goals: FtH- Green, McKenna. CT- Vinal Tech in a make-up clash. East 3-point goals: C- Buteau, McCarthy; EH- Tate Boston 1 1 0— 2 San Antonio 31 26 27 21— 105 Next: vs. Villanova at Madison Square Garden, Stylo 83 (Eric Crawford 39, Dave Milner 22, periods with Manchester unable to of this contest,” he added. Jim Dwyer, outfielder: Mike Dyer and Paul Ab­ p.m. Savas: M- Ian Dalrympis 33, E- KsKh LeClarc. Halftime: 34-27 East Hampton Detroit 0 0 0— 0 3-F>oint goals— Allanta 9 1 (Webb 91), San Saturxiay. Dv^ane Milner 10) Hampton improves to 11-2 with the bott pitchers: and Terry Jorgensen, third Utah at Charlotto, 7:30 p.m Maunisr 25 close the gap in the fourth quarter as Halftime: 33-20 Ftocky Hill. Jim Hodge had 24 points to lead First Period— 1, Boston, Wesley 6 (Q'Dwyer), Antonio 9 2 (Cummings 92). Fouled out— Wil­ 2 9 Indana (14-5) did not play. Next: at No. 7 Uptow n Phamiacy 104 (Pete Mirbello 34. baseman, on one-year contracts. Philadelphia at Orlando, 730 p.m 536. lis. Volkov. Rebounds— Atlanta 48 (Wilis 10), Michigan, Thursday. Dennis Downer 21, Dick Ftey 19, Lyndon K r^ h Second Period— 2, Boston, Pedersen 1 SEATTLE M A R IN ER S-A gre e d to terms with Miami at ClevalarKi, 730 p.m. San Antonio 44 (Robinson 10). Assists— Atlanta 15, Ftey Shookus 15) Amusemonts Unlimited Dave Cochrane, catcher-infielder. on a one- Detroit at Mifwaukee, 8 3 0 pm. (Gould, Carpenter), 2:43. 14 (Webb. Toney 4), San Antonio 34 (Cheeks 66 (Norm Harpin 23, Dave Deranch 12) year contract Atlanta at Flouston, 8:30 p.m Big East results Third Period— None. 7). Total fouls— Atlanta 20, San Antonio 20. Caps take no prisoners as they bury Nordiques National League Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Shots on goal— Boston 8-8-8— 24. Detroit Technicals— Anderson, San Antonio illegal UConn 74, Fairfield 39 ATLANTA BRAVES— Named Phil Niekro Indiana at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m In Brief . . . 8-3-3— 14. defense A— 13,430. Goalies— Boston, Moog. Detroit, Hanlon. bullpen coach. Chicago at Derwer, 9:30 p.m. FAIRFIELD (39) 16 and had just one goal in his last 12 goals each and Don Maloney scored the A— 19,340. HOUSTON ASTFTOS— Agreed to terms with Duncan 6-8 3-4 15, Ftonderson 1-7 2-4 4, Scholastic Ryan Bowen, pitcher, on a one-year contract Pacers 138, Nuggets 130 Branlley 0-5 1-4 1, Walters 4-12 2-3 10. By Ken Rappoport games, got three in the second period and game-wiiuier with 32 seconds left in Capitals 12, Nordiques 2 MONTFTEAL EXF*OS— Agreed to terms with NBA results INDIANA (138) K.George 2-4 0-0 4, Keith 9 0 9 0 0, Rogers 1-2 The Associated Press NHL Roundup one in the third for his third career four- overtime as the Islanders beat Pittsburgh. Thompson 5-5 0-0 10, Person 7-14 6-9 20, 0- 0 2, Newman 9 0 0-0 0. F^ansky 1-1 0-0 3. Whalers wind up road trip Qusbsc 10 1—2 Zane Smith, pitcher, on a one-year contract The Islandcrs’withstood a four-goal NEW YORK M E T S-A gre e d to terms with Smite 14-20 9 8 34. Fleming 7-13 2-2 17. Miller Totals 1939 9 1 5 39. Bennet JV boys’ hoop goal pierformance. He has 27 goals for the Wkshinglon 8 3 3— 12 Bucks 119, Celtics 106 John Franco, pitcher, on a three-year contract 8-15 8-9 28, Green 1-2 2-2 4, Schrempf 2-10 CONNECTICUT (74) The Bennet Junior High boys' junior varsity BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — The Hartford Whalers Nobody expects an NHL team to score Pittsburgh third period to improve to First Period— 1, Washington, Stevens 7 (Cor- MILWAUKEE (119) season. and David Trautwein, pitcher, on a one-year 11-13 15, Sanders 3-5 4-4 10, Wttman 0-1 9 0 Wiliams 1-4 1-1 3, Henefekl 6-12 9 0 18, The Capitals set a club record for riveau, Pivonka), 2:45. 2, Washington, Tucker 8 Grayer 5-14 5-6 15, G.Anderson 3-4 0-2 6, basketball team defeated Timolh Edwards of (24-24-6) wind up their four-game road trip tonight at 12 goals in a game, least of all the 13-3-1 in their la.st 17 games and give A1 contract 0. Totals 47-85 39-47 138. Sellers 3-6 0-0 6. C.Smith 3-11 2-2 10. South Windsor, 54-37. LamonI Davis scored 19 Six Capitals scored during the opening (Courtnall), 4:47, 3, Whshington, Ridley 19, 7:13 Sikma 10-13 0-0 20, Robertson 6-11 1-5 13, 8:30 (Channel 18, WTIC) as they lake on the Minne.sota goals, eclipsing their 11-2 victory over ST. LOUIS C A R D IN A LS-A greed to terms DENVER (130) T.George 910 2-2 13. DePriest 3-4 0-1 6. Bur­ points and grabbed 12 rebounds while Fton Washington Capitals who have made 20 minutes as Washington jumped ahead Arbour his 600th victory as the Islanders’ (sh). 4, Quebec, Fortier 4, 8:36. 5, Wteshington, Humphries'5-10 1-1 11, Ftoberts 7-11 6-7 20, with Milt Thompson, outfielderl on a three-year English 11-21 2-2 24. Lane 3-6 9 1 6. Ras­ rell 1-4 0-0 2. Walker 1-3 0-0 2. Gwynn 4-11 1-2 Ftensom and Corky Coughlin added 17 and 10 North Stars (24-29-3) at the Mel Center. Toronto on Dec. 11,1981. Miller 17 (Ridley, May), 9:5Z 6, Washington, Pressey 6-9 3-3 15, Lohaus 3-10 2-2 10, defense a way of life through the years. 6-1, the most productive first period in contract arrd Srott Terry, pitcher, on a one-year mussen 8-15 9 0 16, Lover 11-20 0-0 22, 9. Cyrulik 0-0 0-0 0. S.Pikiell 1-2 9 2 3. Macklin points, respectively. Pete Leonard. Jeff Crockett “We did just about everything right,” coach. Arbour is 600-371-176. Leach 15 (Rouse), 10:46. 7, Wteshington, Colerttan 3-5 1-1 7, Brown 1-2 0-0 2. Totals The Whalers are 1-2-1 on the road swing following contract Adams 2-9 0-0 5, Kompton 9 2 9 0 0. Lichti 1 -5 1- 1 9 0 2. Totals 31-68 9 1 0 74. But Tuesday night, the Capitals took no club history. Pivonka 21 (Ftouse, Johansson), 18:56 (pp). and Ftob Moore also played wall. Murray said. “Tonight everything fell into Lemieux, who had two goals and three SAN DIEGO PADRES— Agreed to terms with 49- 89 19-27 119. 1- 2 3. Davis 9-13 4-4 22. Schayes 9-20 1911 Halftime— Connecticut 28, Fairfield 23. 3- Sunday’s 2-0 shutout loss to Montreal. Second Period— 8, Wteshington, Ciccarelli 24 prisoners in their game with the Quebec Calvin ScNraldi. pitcher, on a one-year con­ BOSTON (106) 28, Hanziik 2-5 9 0 4, Hughes 0-0 0-0 0, Dunn point goals-Fairfiald 1-5 (Plansky 1-1, WUtars place.” assists, had a chance to win it for Pit­ (Ridleyl Ftouse), 2:18 (pp), 9, Wteshington, Cic- Minnesota is 19-7-1 on its home ice. The Whalers ^ e Nordiques. Bruins 2, Red Wings 0: Andy Moog tract Bird 11-22 1-1 24, Pinckney 2-2 OO 4, Parish 0-0 9 0 O.Totals 59116 17-20 130. 0-4), Connecticut 6-12 (Ftonefeld 2-4, C.Smith Scholastic wrestling poll tsburgh, but his breakaway at 1:30 of carelli 25 (Ridley, Rouse), 14:18. 10, Dino Ciccarelli broke an eight-game needed just 14 saves for his third shutout 7-10 2-4 16, Bagley 4-7 0-0 8, Lewis 7-14 0-1 Indiana 26 40 32 24 1 9— 138 2- 4, S.PIklell 1-1, T.George 1-3). FouledNOF1WCH (AF^ — The Norwich Bulletin one of the better road teams in the NHL at 14-11 -2. Mike “We did a lot of good things out there Washington, Ciccarolli 26 (Sheehy, Leach), overtime bounced off the right post. BASKETBALL 15, Paxson 0-6 0-0 0, McHale 8-15 12-13 28, Denver 34 32 33 23 9 -q 30 out— Walters. Ftobounds— Faideld 31 (Hender­ coaches wrestling poll with last week's rank­ Liut is scheduled to start in goal for the Whalers. today,” Coach Terry Murray said after the drought with four goals and Mike Ridley of the season and defenseman Allen 17:17, National Baskalball Association Gamble 1-2 2-2 4, Kleine 2-4 1-2 5, M.Smith 3-F*oinl goals— Indiana 9 1 0 (Miller 4-6, Flerrv son 12), Conrrecticut 36 (T.George 7). As­ ings, first-place votes and records In paren­ Third Period— 11, Wteshington, Hunter 16 had a goal and four assists for the Capi­ Pederson scored his first goal in more Blues 6, Maple Leafs 4: Brett Hull be­ LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Signod Jim 0-1 2-2 2, C.Smith 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 42-83 20-27 ing 1-1, Person 0-3), Denver 1-9 (Adams 1-6, sists— Fairfield 8 (WUtars 4), Connecticul 13 theses. followed by total points. Capites buried the hapless Nordiques (Tucker, Hatcher), :30 (pp). 12. Wteshirrgton, Joyner awarded $1.75 million Las, guard, to a 10-day contract Lever 0-1, Schayes 0-1, Hanziik 0-1). Fouled (Harreleld 5). Total fouls— Fairfield 14, Connec­ 1. Danbury (8) (236) 160 tals. than three years as Boston beat Detroit. came only the second St. Louis player to Ciccarelli 27 (Johansson, Ridley), 707. 13, 106. under a 12-2 avalanche at the Capital OfTLANDO MAGIC— Fte-signed Sam Vincent out— Lichti, Davis, Hanziik. Ftobounds— Indiana ticut 16. A— 8,148. 2. NFA (21-4) 134 Ciccarelli, who hadn’t scored since Jan. Quebec, Stastny 20 (Marois, Hrkac), 10:03. 14, Mllwauksa 26 30 29 34— 119 NEW YORK (AP) — Wally Joyner beat California in Moog was rarely tested in his ninth score 50 goals as the Blues beat Toronto guard, to a three-year contract 58 (Schrempf 15). Denver 51 (Lever, Schayes 3. Simsbury (291) 126 Cenue. Wteshington, Johansson 7 (Eiergland, Courtnall), Boston 33 28 25 22— 106 World Baskalball Lsagus 9). Assists— Indiana 25 (Fleming 10). Denver St. John’s 89, Rutgers 77 4. Windham (22-2-1) 118 salary arbitration and Devon White is hying to drop the career shutout as Boston held Detroit for their first victory in seven tries against 18:06. 3-Point goals— Milwaukee 2-8 (Lohaus 2-6, W BL— tewardeij a franchise to Saskatoon, 37 (Lever 10). Total louls— Indiana 23. Denver 5. Staples (17-4) 79 without a shot on goal for a 17-minute, Shots on goal— Quebec 5-10-9— 24. Grayer 0-1, Sikma 0-1), Boston 2-8 (Lewis 1-1, RU TG ERS (77) Angels to 0-2. the Maple Leafs. Saskatchewan fer the 1990 season. 36. A— ia871. 6. Ledyard (19-4) 68 Wteshington 16-10-5— 31. Bird 1-4, M.Smith 0-1, McHale 0-2). Fouled Hughes 9-20 1-1 20, Lumpkin 6-15 0-1 16, Joyner was awarded $1.75 million on TUesday by ar­ 20-second span of the second and third Hull, who had 41 goals last season, got Perry 0-1 0-0 0, Carter 9 7 9 7 15, Jonas 2-4 7. Berlin (14-4-1) 67 Goalies— Quebec, Gordon. Wteshington, FOOTBALL out— None. Ftobounds— Milwaukee 39 (Lohaus Mavericks 100, Kings 90 0-0 4. Duckett 4-9 0-0 8, Dadika 1-3 9 0 3. 8. Aeon (17-1) 60 bitrator Don Sears, who heard the case on Monday. {jcriods. No. 50 on a breakaway at 5:55 of tlic Hrvinak. A— 15,558. National Football Laagua 10) , Boston 40 (McHale 11). Assists— Mil­ waukee 34 (Robertson 17), Boston 27 (Bird 8). Smith 2-8 0-0 4, Everson 0-3 0-0 0, Ftodden 2-3 9. Wethersfield (21-4) 46 KANSAS CfTY CHIEFS— Signed Chris Mar­ DALLAS (100) White followed Joyner into the room on Thesday, argu­ The Bruins opened the scoring at 5:36 third period. Total fouls— Milwaukee 26, Boston 20. 0- 0 5, Martin 1-2 0-0 2, McGinnis 9 0 0-0 0. To­ 10. Greenwich (293) 41 Islanders 8, Penguins 7 tin, linebacker; Ken Karcher, quarterback; and Perkins 7-16 2-2 16, Tarpley 7-12 4-4 18, ing his case before arbitrator Howard Block. of the first pieriod when Glen Wesley’s Brett Hull is four goals away from the A— 15,239. Donaldson 4-11 0-0 6, Harper 913 4-4 20, tals 32-75 9 9 77. Also receiving votes: Xavier 34, Manchester NYltlandsre 2 2 3 1—6 Bill Jonas, running back. Blackman 10-17 0-0 20, Williams'3-7 3-3 9, ST. JO H N 'S (88) 33, Bristol Central 18. Bristol Eastern 6, Hand In the meantime. New York Mels reliever John Franco 70-fooier eluded Red Wing goalie Glen Blues’ season record of 54 .set by Wayne Pittsburgh 2 1 4 0— 7 NEW YORK JETS-Named Bruce Coslet Knicks 117, Magic 110 Whits 0-1 0-0 0. Davis 3-5 9 0 7, Alford 1-1 0-0 SeUy 10-16 9 7 25. SIngIston 7-9 9 5 17, 8. agreed to a three-year, $7.3 million contract that pays Babych in 1980-81. He also extended his First Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Brown 23 (John­ heed coach. Coaches voting In the poll: Frank Chaves, Hanlon. NEW YORK (117) 2. Jones 9 2 0-0 0. Totals 43-85 13-13 100. Werdann 7-10 9 4 17. Buchanan 9 4 9 0 0, Har­ son, Zalapski), 1:36. 2, Pittsburgh, Loney 5 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Named Rich Simsbury; Brian Crudden, Windham; Jim Day, him the second-highest salary of any reliever in baseball, Oilers 2, Devils 2: Patrik SundsUom jxrint-scoring streak to 17 games. Newman 2-6 2-2 7, Oakley 5-10 0-0 10, SACRAM ENTO (90) vey 7-13 2-3 21, Muto 9 1 9 1 0, SprolIng 2-4 Kotite offensivs coordinator. Berlin; fe y Faustich. Trumbull; Art Foniceflo, (Lemieux, Zemlak), 2:20. 3, New Work, LaForv Ewing 13-20 9-10 35, Jackson 8-17 1-4 17, McCray 9 1 2 0-0 10. Tisdale 8-20 2-2 18. Kits 1 -2 7. Cain 1-3 0-0 2 Totals 34-59 14-22 89. behind only Kansas City’s Mark Davis. scored a power-play goal with three Kings 5, Flamt'S 3: Luc Robitaille’s PH OENIX CAR D IN A LS— Named Joe Bugel Guilford; Mike Morris, Danbury; Dennis Sieg- tains 45 (Kerr, King), 14:46. 4, New Vbrk, King 6 G.Wilkins 10-21 3-3 23, Walker 0-4 3-4 3, Tuck­ 2- 11 9 0 4, Ainge 6-13 9 4 17. Smith 3-10 2-2Halftime— 9, SL John's 40, Rutgers 38. 3-point tie-breaking goal with less than five head coach. mann, Bristol Central; Carl Snitkin, NFA seconds to play in regulation to give New (LaFontaine, Kerr), 19:13 (pp). er 5-7 0-0 13, SiricklarHl 1-4 5-9 7, Myers 0-0 Pressley 9 1 0 1-2 13. Del Negro 9 9 3-4 13, goals— Rutgers 7-18 (Lumpkin 4-12, Dadika 1- 1, Ftodden 1-1, Hughes 1-3, Marlin 0-1), SL Cardinals appoint Bugel minutes left in regulation led Los Angeles Second Period— 5, Pittsburgh, Coffey 20 HOCKEY 0- 0 0, E.Wilkins 1-1 0-0 Z Totals 45-90 23-32 Sampson 2-7 2-2 6.Tolals 37-92 13-16 90, Jersey a tie with Edmonton. John's 7-13 (Flanray 98, Sprolirrg 2-4, Saaly (Lemieux, Tanti), 2:02 (pp). 6, New Ibrk. Flatlay National Hockey Laagua 117. Dallas 28 24 24 24— 100 PHOENIX (AP) — Joe Bugel, backed by 15 years of Until Sundsuom’s 20lh goal of the over Calgary. 0- 1, Buchanan 0-2). Fouled out— Nona. 15 (LaFontaine, Norton), 9:24 (pp). 7, New \brK BOSTO N B R U IN S— Signed Brian Lawton, ORLANDO (110) Sacramsnto 25 29 11 25— 90 Ftolmnds— Ftotgers 40 (Hughes 9), SL John's NFL experience, has the job of coaching the Phoenix season, Edmonton backup goalie Eldon Robitaille beat Calgary goallender Kirrg 7 (LaFontaine, Crossrrtan), 12:55 (pp). left wihg. O.Smith 9-17 4-5 22, Calledge 10-25 8-10 O-Ftoinl goals— Dellas 1-4 (Davis 1-2, Perkins 35 (Singleton 7). Assists— Rutgers 16 (Carter Calendar Third Period— 8, Pittsburgh, Recchl 18 MINNESOTA NORTH STARS— Assigned 28, Green 2-3 0-0 4, Vincent 7-16 6-7 20, 0- 2), Sacramento 3-9 (Ainge 2-3, Srnith 1-2, Cardinals back to respectability. Reddick had been the story of the game. Mike Vernon with a hard shot to the lop 5), SL John's 23 (Flanrey 7). Total fouls— Rut­ (Zalapski, Coffey), 1:57 (pp). 9, Pittsburgh, John Blue, goaltervler, to F’hoenix of the Inter­ Thiaus 5-12 1-4 11, Acres 0-1 2-2 2, Reynolds McCray 0-1, Del Negro 0-1, Pressley 92). “This is probably the greatest moment of my life,” the gers 20. SL John's 15. A— 12335. He came off the bench 2:41 into the game comer with 4:41 remaining to snap a 3-3 Lemieux 41 (Cofl^, Cullen), 3:23 (pp). 10, Pit­ national Hockey League. 1- 3 0-0 2, Anderson 0-4 0-0 0, Skiles 1-5 0-0 2, Fouled out-None. Rebounds— Dallas 51 Today former Washington Redskins assistant head coach said tsburgh, Lemieux 42 (Brown, Coffey), 4:45 (pp). PHILADELPHIA FLYERS— Named Glenn Ansley 9-13 1-2 19.Totals 44-99 22-30 110. (Perkins, Tarpley 11). Sacramento 49 (Kite 14). after starter Bill Ranford was knocked un­ lie. Viiianova 66, B.C. 65 Boys Basketball 11, New W>rk, LaFontaine 46 (Lauer, Sutter), ‘CN co* Ftosch goalterKing instructor. New York 29 27 29 32— 117 Assists— Dallas 24 (Bteck/rtan 8), Sacraritento conscious in a pileup. Riddick stoppied It was the second game in lliree nights Vinal Tech at Coventry, 7:30 after general manager Larry Wilson amiounccd the hiring 7:24. 12, New Ibrk. LaFontairte 47 (King, Intamallonal Hockey Laagua Orlando 28 27 34 21— 110 24 (Smith 7). Total fouls— Dallas 14. Sacramen­ VILLANOVA (88) 1 Girls Baakelball the Devils’ first 28 shots, allowing the that Kings goaltendcr Mario Gosselin had Wbod), 8:32. 13, New Wirk, King 8, 12:19. 14, IHL— Announced that it has rejected a metrv 3-Poinl goals— Now Vbrk 4 8 (Tucker 3-3, to 15. A — 17,014, Taylor 1-2 0-1 2. Woodard 4-10 9 6 14, Byrd of Bugel. “This was a job I huly truly wanted.” East Catholic at SL Bernard, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh, Cullain 19 (Lemieux, Coffey), 17:57 bership application from Albany, N.Y. Newman 1-2, G.Wilkins 0-1, Jackson 0-2), Or­ 3- 4 3-4 9. L. Miller 4-7 3-5 11, Walker 4-114-5 The 49-year-old Bugel, an offensive assistant under Oilers to cling to a 2-1 lead. Reddick beaten the Fliuncs. Ic# Hock#y (PP)- PHOENIX ROADRUNNERS— Signed Gary lando 0-3 (O.Smith 0-1, Vincent 0-1, Skiles Lakers 121, Blazers 119 14, BUn 0-1 0-0 0. Grals 4-9 9 1 8. Dowdell 3-4 made 29 saves in all. Canucks 5, Jets 3: Defensive Overtime, 15, New Mirk, Maloney 11 (Nylund, 1- 3 8. Bryson 0-1 0-0 0. D. Miller 9 0 0 1 0. To- Wethersfield vs. East Catholic (Bolton Ice Joe Gibbs, becomes the Cardinals’ sixth coach since Kant goalterrdar. 0- 1). Fouled out— None. R ebounds- NewLA Vbrk LA KER S (121) Trottier), 4:24. Ftelace), 8:30 p.m. •' Islanders 8, Penguins 7, OT: Mario specialist Steve Bozek scored twice in the 51 (Ewing 13), Orlando 66 (O.Smith 10). A s­ Vltorthy 10-22 9 4 25, Green 9 2 0-0 0, tUs 23-49 16-26 66. 1979 and 30th in the team’s 70-year NFL history. He Shots on goal— New "rtirk 14-5-8-1— 28 F*it- BOSTON COLLEGE (85) Newington vs. Manchester (Soufo Windsor second period to complete a Vancouver SOCCER sists— New Vbrk 21 (Jackson 10), Orlando 19 Thompson 10-13 4-8 24, Scott 9 1 7 9 1 18, was was one of seven finalists for the job, which became lemieux ran the second-longest scoring tsburgh 13-14-16-1— 44. Reese 7-13 3-4 17. AUa6-11 4-7 16, Hinton Arena), 3:15 p.m. Waatam Soccer Laagua (Vincent 9). Total louls— New Vbrk 23, Orlando Johnson 8-18 4-4 24. Wbolridga 9 8 0-0 10, streak in NHL history to 43 games, but comeback as the Canucks defeated Win­ Goalies— New Vbrk, Fitzpatrick. F^ttsburgh, 26. Technical— New Vbrk illegal defense. A— 9 1 3 9 1 0 19. Arditti 2-5 0-0 4, Edwards 4-11 Wraetllng vacant with the firing of Gene Stallings on Nov. 20. SAN FRANCISCO BAY BLACK- Drirac 3 0 2-2 6, M.Cooper 1-5 2-2 4, Draw 9 4 Enfield at Manchester, 6 p.m. Barrasso. A— 16,236. 15,077. 0-1 9, Moran 94 0-0 0, Jackson 0-2 90 0, Derek King and Pat LaFontaine had three nipeg. HAW KS— Signed Troy Dayak, defender, to 0 0 8. Totals 48-95 1921 121. Bugel said he agreed to a four-year contract with the Pruitt 0-0 9 0 0. Lundy 9 1 0-0 0. Totals 2460 Somers at East (totholic, 6 p.m five-year contract PORTLAND (119) Oilers 2, Devils 2 1922 65. Cheney Tech at New Lorxlon, 6 p.m Cardinals. Financial terms were not disclosed. Bullets 118, Heat 100 Kersey 7-17 3-6 17. Wiliams 910 4-7 14, COLLEGE Halftims: Boston College 31, Villanova 30. Edmonton 2 0 0 0—2 WASHINGTON (118) Duckworth 9 1 6 4-9 22. Draxlar 12-26 9 9 32, Thursday CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY— Named Rick Three-point goals: Villanova 4-12 (Walker 2-8, Owens Award to Kingdom New Jersey 1 0 1 0— 2 Horton 7-14 1-4 15, King 8-15 5-6 21, Jones Fbrier 7-15 4-5 19. Ftobinson 3-7 0-2 6, Y>ung Ghla Basketball ABC may take legal action Novak head football coach. Dowdell 1-1, Wbodard 1-2 L. Miller 0-1), Bos­ First Period— 1. New Jersey, Muller 21 (Al- 2- 2 0-0 4, Malone 16-29 2-3 34, Walker 4-8 2-2 1- 1 2 2 4, W Cooper 1-3 9 0 2. Ftotrovic 1-1 OO ton Collage 1-5 (Edwards 1-2 Moran 0-3). Covenky at Wheelar, 7 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — Two-lime Olympic champion belin, MacLean), 2:41 (pp). 2. Edmonton, COLORADO— Announced that Zaven 10, Eacklas 5-10 2-2 12, Alarie 1-2 0-0 2, Grant O.Totals 46 96 294 0 119. Fouled out— None. Ftobounds— Vlllarrovo 31 Boya Swimming Ruzicka 5 (Simpson, S.Smilh), 14:35 (pp). 3, Tbralian, tecorvlaty coach, has resigned to ac­ 3- 5 2-2 8, Turpin 1-2 2-2 4, Colter 1-2 1-1LA Lakers 3, 31 28 28 28 8— 121 East Hartford at Manchester, 3:30 Roger Kingdom, who set the world record in the 110- Edmonton. Kurd 29 (Tikkanen, S.Smith). 16:53 Hammortds 2-5 1-3 5, Roth 0-0 0-0 0. Totals (DowdsN 7), Boston CoUego 38 (Able 15). A s­ cept the same position with tie Chicago Bears. Ftortland 24 21 37 31 8— 119 sists— VIHanova 7 (Walker 5), Boslon College meter high hurdles last year, was named the winner of against the Fighting Irish COLOFIADO COLLEGE— Announced the 50- 94 18-25 118. 3-Ftoint goals— Los'Angetos 9-20 (Johnson (pp)- 12 (Edwards, Moran 4). Total fouls— Villanova Friday the 1990 Jesse Owens International Trophy Award. Second Period— None. resignation of Dick Taber, athlatic director, ef- MIAMI (100) 4-8, Drew 2-2, Scott 2-5, Wbrihy 1-3, M.Cooper Boya Basketball Third Fteriod— 4, New Jersey. Fte.Sundstrom Frank 5-9 0-0 10, Rice S 1 4 0-0 10, Seikaly 21, Boslon College 23. Technicals— Able. The award, named after the track and field star who that begins in 1991. And he said top CFA factfvaJuly 1. 0-2), Fbriland 2-11 (Petrovlc 1-1, Ftorler 1-5, A— 6,123. Manchester at Wirvlham 7:30 20 (Muller. Driver), 19:57 (pp). MCNEESE STATE-Named Mika Santiago 8 17 6-7 22, Douglas 7-15 1-5 15, Edwards Ftobinson 0-1, Kersey 92. Drexler 92). Fouled East Catholic at Xavier, 7 p.m won four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics, is presented By Ronald Blum officials had made misrepresentations to Overtime— None. offensive coordinator. 6-10 2-2 14, Long 3-6 4-5 10, Sparrow 4 12 2 2 out— Johnson. Ftobounds— Los Angeles 53 Cheney Tech at Vinal Tech, 7:30 Shots on goal— Edmonton 8-15-2-2— 27 Now annually to an athlete “who best personifies excellence in The Associated Press ABC. ■ i f STATEN ISLAND— Named Fran Hirschy 10, Sundvold 2-6 0-0 4, Thompson 2-5 OO 4, (Johnson 10), Ftortland 64 (Kersey 14), As- Coventry at Ftocky Hill, 730 , 'v - Jersey 7-14-10-1— 3Z baseball coach. Davis 0-2 1-2 I.Totals 42 96 16-23 100. tasls— Los Artgetos 31 (Johnson IS), Portland Radio, TV Girls Basketball athletic performances and promotes sincere cooperation Solomon said the network would not G oalies—Edmonton, FTanford, Ftoddick. Now UTAH— Announced that Scott Mitchell, Washington 22 28 38 32— 118 28 (Fbrier 12). Total fouls— Los Angeles 31, Windham at Manchester, 7:30 and understanding among peoples of all nations.” NEW YORK (AP) — ABC Sports says Jersey, Burke. A — 15,185. quarterback will lorago his senior year ol Miami 22 23 27 28— 100 Portland 23. Technicals-Portland Illegal Boys Swimming it won’t give up Notre Dame football pay the full amount of money due in the eligibility to enter the NFL draft 3-Point goals— Washington 0-1 (Walker 0-1), defense, Los Angeles Illegal dafensa. East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 4 p.m. conuact unless Notre Dame home games Blues 6, Leafs 4 Miami 0-3 (Sparrow 0-1, Sundvold 0-2). Fouled A— 12,884. Today Brooklyn edges by Central without a fight. Toronto 0 * 2— 4 out— None. Ftobounds— Washington 61 (Horton 7 p.m. — College basketball: Pit­ Ssiurday NEW YORK (AP) — John Shurina scored 25 points, The network, even while it was meet­ were included. Both NBC and Notre St. Louis 2 1 11) , Miami 51 (Frank 9). Assists— Washington Gkla Basketball Dame defended their actions, with NBC First Period— 1, SL Louis, MacLean 20 (Hull. 31 (King 9), Miami 23 (Douglas 6). Total College hoop scores tsburgh at Georgetown, ESPN East Catholic at St. Joseph, 7 p.m. including the game-winning free throw, as Brooklyn Col­ ing with the College Football Association, Brown), 759 (pp). 2, SL Louis, Momosso 21 louls— Wteshington 23, Miami 22. A— 15,006. EAST said Tuesday that it was considering legal Slating Tuesday: “We acted fairly in this WE D ELIV ER 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at Hornets, lege beat Central Connecticut 79-76 T\icsday night. Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Ftorald (Oates, MacLean), 15:40. For Home Delivery, Call Pistons 105, Cavaliers 96 Brooklyn Col, 79. Cent Conrreclicul St. 76 SportsChannel, WILI (1400-AM) With 1:33 left and the score tied 76-76, Shurina made action against Notre Dame, NBC and the situation.” Second Period— 3, Toronto. Olezyk 25 (Kur- Connecticut 74, Fairfield 39 (Thuck Neinas, the CFA’s executive vers, Osborne), 11:19 (pp). 4, SL Louis. Oates CLEVELAND (96) Harvard 119, Suffolk 86 8:30 p.m. — Whalers at North More sports the second of two free-lhrow allempls. GOING UP — UConn’s John Gwynn (15) climbs the ladder over CFA. 14 (Brind'Amour, MacLean), 11:45. 5. Toronto, 647-9946 Brown 0-3 2-2 2, Nartce 4 9 2-2 10, Daugher­ Holy Cross 103, Siena 76 Stars, Channel 18, WTIC Mark Haywood added 20 points for the Kingsmen Stephen J. Solomon, senior vice presi­ director, met Thesday with ABC officials Daoust 7 (Kordic), 1752. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 ty 4-10 1-3 9, EH o 5-9 0-0 11, Price 6 12 2-2 Manhattan 63, Iona 54 Fairfield’s Harold Brantley during Tuesday night’s game at the dent of ABC Sports, accused NBC and to discuss the situation, which threatens Third Poriod-6, St. Louis, Lowry 13 (Brown), 18, J.Williams 8 11 5-9 21, Keys 4-7 0-0 8, Kerr Monrrtouth, N J. 60, Marist 50 9 p.m. — College basketball: — see page 18 (6-16), who led 39-33 at halftime. 405. 7, SL Louis, Hull 50 (Momosso). 5:55. 8, 1- 4 0-0 3, R.Wiliams 1-5 0-0 2, Morton 0-4 4-4 Mount St. Mary's, Md 69, Ftobart Morris 87 N.C. State at North Carolina, ESPN Damian Johnson had 24 points for the Blue Devils Gampel Pavilion. Gwynn came off the bench to score nine points in Notre Dame of interfering with ABC’s the existence of the CFA television pack­ (4-16), who have lost three straight. the Huskies’ 74-39 victory. $210 million, five-year deal with the CFA age. I 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1990—15 FOOD FOCUS Valentine’s Day good time to make chocolate recipes Dear Abby Sylvia Porter

hours. PEOPLE Valentine’s Day and chocolate arc closely associated 1 teaspoon baking powder Abigail Van Buren in tlie minds of most of us. Perhaps this is bemuse almost Topping: Using an electric mixer, which cream and 1 cup chopped nuts everyone romantically connects beautiful red foil heart- Microwave sweeten to taste with 1 to 2 tablespoons sugar. Carefully 1 (100 gram) Swiss or milk-chocolate bar without Businesses help shaped boxes Filled with delectable chocolates and a per­ spread over chiffon layer. Decorate with chocolate shav­ nuts (about 31/2 ounce) fect gift for someone we love. Kitchen ings or sprinkles. Serves 8. Using solid shortening, grease an 8-inch sqiwe glass Today’s column should serve as an inspiration to Ginger snap crust baking dish. Do not flour. Shield comers with foil. Set Husband is right pay for college Cupids everywhere, and chocolate lovers, especially. It is aside. devoted to lovely rich chocolate recipes that will bring an Marge Churchill 4 tablespoons margarine Place butter in a glass mixing bowl and microwave on 11/2 cups gignger snap crumbs Business leaders are in high anxiety about the quality outpouring of delight from loved ones of all ages. high power for 1 minute, or until melted. Using a to avoid family of education in the United States and the difficulty in Anyone who is fortunate enough to share in one of these 2 tablespoons sugar wooden spoon, stir in cocoa, sugar, eggs and vanilla. Black bottom chiffon pie Place margarine in a 4-cup glass measure. Microwave finding both managers and workers with the skills to lavish chocolate treats will have no doubts about the gift Add flour and baking powder and beat well. Blend in handle complex tasks. Their worries increase as they face of love they have been given. So cupids, get ready to 2 cups homogonized milk on high power for 45 seconds, or imtil melted. Add nuts. Pour batter into prepared pan and level with the DEAR ABBY: I am in a pickle with my mother. My ginger snap crumbs and sugar. Blend well. Press crumbs first wife and 1 were divorced 13 years ago. I remarried stiffer world competition. make this Valentine’s Day very special indeed. 1 cup sugar, divided back of a spoon. The response of many executives is to become more 2 tablespoons cornstarch mixture onto bottom and sides of a 9-inch pie plate. Rotating every 3 minutes, microwave on 70 percent eight years later. My former wife remains close to my Chocolate creme Microwave on high power for 2 minutes, rotating plate family — especially my mother. directly involved in the education process. What’s more, 4 eggs, separated (medium-high) for 8 to 9 minutes, or until cake tests they are spending money at both the secondary and col­ de menthe cake 11/2 (1 ounce) squares baking chocolate once. Cool before adding filling. Yields one 9 inch crust. done. Break chocolate bar into pieces and place evenly My mother has continually invited my former wife to family get-togethers — Christmas dinner. Thanksgiving, lege levels to bring about change. 1 white cake mix (2 layer size) sifted 1 teaspoon vanilla Chocolate angel pie over surface of cake. Cover pan with plastic wrap (do not This is happening at the time the federal government, 1 (9-inch) Ginger Snap Crust, baked etc. — when she knows full well that I, my current wife 1 package (4 serving size) instant vanilla pudding 1 cup milk let it touch chocolate). Let stand for 5 to 10 minutes. the chief source of student financial aid, is tightening up 1 envelope (1/4 ounce) unflavored gelatin and our children will be there. This has bwn a problem mix 8 ounces marshmallows (about 30 to 32 large size) Remove plastic wrap and smooth melted chocolate over on its largess. Levels of funding for post-secondary 4 tablespoons water since my divorce. 4 large eggs 1/8 teaspoon salt top of cake. Let cool before cutting. Yields 16 squares. education may be cut by Congress and qualifying regula­ 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar I have talked to my mother and ex-wife about this, and 1/2 cup orange juice 1 teaspoon vanilla tions already have been stiffened. 2 tablespoons rum Mud pie they refuse to budge. 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 cup heavy cream, whipped (no substitutes) My current wife is very uncomfortable in that situa­ Whatever changes are made this year or next in 1/4 cup water 1 cup whipping cream 1 1/2 quarts coffee ice cream (coffee-almond- government funding of student aid, it is unlikely that any Shaved chocolate or chocolate sprinkles for decora­ 2 squares (1 ounce each) baking chcoclate, grated fundge, English toffee, or butter pecan are also good) tion, so I declined Mother’s Thanksgiving and Christmas 1/4 cup creme de menthe 1/2 cup chopped nuts worthy and ambitious student will be denied funding. tion 1 (9-inch) pecan crust invitations for 1989. 1/4 teaspoon vanilla 1 (10-inch) pie shell, baked That’s because private sector aid programs are growing. Filling: Measure milk into a 2-quart batter bowl. 1/2 cup chocolate fudge sauce Abby, I must remain firmly loyal to my wife and con­ ( h i 2 drops green food coloring 1/4 cup shredded coconut i i The aid may come as a scholarship, a grant, a loan or as Microwave on high power for 4 minutes. Mix 1/2 cup 2 cups whipped topping or sweetened whipped siderate of her feelings or my marriage vows are mean­ 1 can (51/4 ounces) chocolate syrup Measure milk into a 2-quart batter bowl. Add work/study. The assistance may be available to any sugar and cornstarch; beat into milk using a wire whisk. cream ingless. She is, after all, my lifelong partner now, and has chocolate sprinkles marshmallows and microwave on high power for 3 to 4 qualified student, or it may be restricted to specific Blend in beaten egg yolks, microwave on 70 percent 2 teaspoons instant coffee (powder, not freeze- done nothing to warrant the cold shoulder she receives at minutes, or until marshmallows are melted. Stir well. Set groups such as women, blacks, union families or children Combine cake mix, instant pudding mix, eggs, orange (medium-high) for 3 to 4 minutes, or until thickened, dried) these family get-togethers. bowl into ice water to cool. Am I taking the most appropriate stance since of company employees. juice, oil, water, creme de menthe, vanilla and food stirring twice. To soften ice cream, microwave on 30% (medium- Some programs are long established and well known. coloring. Mix well with a wooden spoon. Pour two-thirds When chilled, add salt, vanilla, whipped cream, grated low) power for 1 to 2 minutes. Rack into prepared pecan diplomacy has failed? My mother’s nose is still out of is ;rri(h. To make Black Bottom: Take out 1 cup of thickened For example: the Westinghouse Science Talent Search of batter into a greased microwave Bundt pan. custard and and chocolate squares and vanilla. Stir until chocolate and nuts. Pour into a baked pie shell. Top with crust. Drizzle with fudge sauce. Freeze until hard. joint. shredded coconut and chill. Yields 8 servings. HAD IT IN FLORIDA (since 1942) grants 40 awards of as much as $12,(XX) for Blend chocolate syrup into remaining batter in mixing chocolate melts completely. Pour into ginger snap crust. Blend topping with instant coffee. When ready to outstanding science projects. Some National Merit DEAR HAD IT: I’m sorry about your mother’s nose. bowl. Pour chocolate mixture over creme de menthe mix­ (Do not substitute graham cracker crust because pic will serve, spread topping over pie and garnish as desired. The Associated Press Scholarship (since 1955) winners are awarded four-year Fudge cake squares I’m all for family unity, but if your wife risks pneumonia ture in Bundt pan, hut do not stir into batter. Microwave not have proper flavor blend.) (Can also be frozen after topping is added) Makes 6 serv­ scholarships worth up to $2,000 annually. by the reception she gets at your family get-togethers, at 50 percent (medium) power for 10 minutes, rotating To make Chiffon layer: Combine gelatin and water in with chocolate bar frosting ings. HELLO TOKYO — Mick dagger, the lead singer of the Rolling Stoned, right, waves to New sources of private sector aid come into existence she has every right to avoid them. And so have you. the dish a quarter turn three times. Then, increase power a 1-cup glass measure. Microwave on high for 1 minute, 1/2 cup butter or margarine (1 stick) every year and should be sought out by high school DEAR ABBY: My son recently married his “live-in” the crowd as he arrives at New Tokyo International Airport Tuesday. Charlie Watts, the to high and microwave for 4 to 5 minutes, rotating once. or until gelatin is dissolved. Add remaining hot custard, 3 tablespoons cocoa seniors. One newcomer is the Princess Grace Foundation, girlfriend. It was a very private wedding with only their group’s drummer, stands to the left of dagger. Use a cake tester to check donencss. Cover and let stand blend well, and let cool. Beat egg whites with cream of 1 cup sugar Marge Churchill is a Manchester resident who is honoring the late Grace Kelly, which provides scholar­ attendants. They sent no invitations or announcements. directly on the counter top for 10 minutes before invert­ tartar until stiff. Beat in 1/2 cup sugar. Using a rubber 2 large eggs an authority on microwave cooking. Questions should ships for students in the performing arts. Some other ing on a rack to cool. Decorate with chocolate sprinkles. spatula, fold whites into cool custard along with rum. 1 teaspoon vanilla be sent to: Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, The reception following the ceremony was a quite family Clapton’s smashing groups of the 1960s and early sources are not publicized but are known to academicians o -n Serves 12 to 16. I^ur on top of black bottom layer. Chill for several 3/4 cup flour P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. dinner. Prince Charles makes plea I am very hurt because not one friend or relative who ’70s included Cream, Blind Faith and Derek and the in specialized fields. ()ne of the most innovative private sector initiatives is has known my son since he was a boy sent a present. I Dominoes. Unlike other megastars on the road in the to save rainforest regions the ConSem program of the U.S. Chamber of Com­ gave expensive presents for their children’s second, and past year, his tour will not have a corporate sponsor, i i LONDON (AP) — Prince Charles appealed to ar­ merce. Designed to provide low-interest loans with dj m even third marriages. Am I wrong for feeling this w»y? publicist Mitch Zamarin said TUesday. Egg Beaters a substitute for those worried about cholesterol chitects and planners to minimize; their use of uopical The tour opens in Atlanta on March 28, then heads long-term repayment plans, it addresses the need of the HURT IN VERMONT hardwoods, whose harvest is one cause of rampant vast majority of American families who do not qualify DEAR HURT: You need never apologize for your up the Eastern Seaboard before moving west and en­ deforestation. ding May 5 in San Francisco. for federal loans or grants. cent cream contains about 100 ligrams cholesterol compared to 120 nary. The fettuccine Alfredo tastes a feelings — only your actions. “Obtaining quality education at affordable cost is as By Bonnie Tandy Leblang “The sands of time in the tropical hour glass are Clapton’s band features guitarist Phil Palmer, calorics, all of which are from fat. calories, 10 grams fat and 30 mil­ lot like garden variety macaroni and Since no announcements or invitations to attend the much a business concern as a family concern,” says R. and Carolyn Wyman running out fast and we can’t turn it upside down and keyboardists Greg Phillanganes and Alan Clark, bas­ The only difference is the amount of ligrams cholesterol for an ounce of cheese; the chicken and rice, like wedding were issued, your friends and relatives may Bruce Josten, group vice president for development of saturated fat and cholesterol. Butter Supermarket Sampler watch the sands run out again,” Charles said TUesday sist Nathan East, percussionist Ray Cooper, drummer Cabot’s regular Cheddar cheese. Rice-A-Roni. have felt ignored. (Rare is the person who, upon learning in a speech to the Royal Botanical Gardens. the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. ‘Tomorrow’s leaders has about 2.5 grams of saturated fat that a friend or relative has recently married, will rush Steve Ferrone and backing vocalists Tessa Niles and Fleishmann’s Egg Beaters For those unfamiliar with Vitilait, The best thing about them is the Despite agreements to impiort only timber grown are in school today. ConSem means companies can help and 10 milligrams of cholesterol per novelty of making dinner in a paper out and buy a gift.) Katie Kissoon. h□c m it is Cabot’s Cheddar cheese made parents fund the training their children need.” Vegetable Omelette Mbt. $2.49 per teaspoon to margarine’s 1.5 to 3 in sustainably managed forests, it is impossible to Chicken Flavor Bouillon Cube. bread twists from Pillsbury are made mainly from pasteurized skim milk bag. I was a nervous wreck when Apparently those to whom you sent gifts for their know whether given shipments come from properly This month ConSem begins its third year as a national z “□ package of two, 7.5-oz. cartons of grams and 0 milligrams, and Sweet City amazes Alley frozen mU with xanthan gum, artificial color instead of whole milk. If you eat a pouring the hot water in, but the an­ second and third marriages felt no obligation to recipro­ managed forests or not, he said. program. More than 10,6(X) companies participate, in­ O 33 Cream’s one gram and less than one Classico Rasta Sauces. DiVeneto and preservative BHA. If that cate, since there were no festivities to atttend. NEW YORK (AP) — Ticky-tacky — that’s how Bonnie: The U.S. government lot of cheese, you could save lots of ticipated kitchen floor flood did not Charles criticized the International Tropical Tim­ cluding approximately 100 major coiporations suen as milligram. with shrimp and crab, DiBologna, weren’t enough, the folks at DEAR ABBY: I am married with two teen-age sons. acuess Kirstie Alley of “Cheers” fame first saw the and the American Egg Board recent­ calories, fat and cholesterol by using occur. ber Organiz.ation for making no mention of the rights AT&T, Warner-Lambert, Chrysler Corp., Reader’s and DiRoma Arrabbiata. $1J9 Pillsbury used saturated beef fat and My husband’s business requires a great deal of travel — city of angels. O T l ly reanalyzed the cholesterol value this new Jalapeno Light Vitalait or Bonnie Tandy Leblang, a and needs of the forest-dwellers in its articles of Digest, Johnson & Johnson, Aetna Insurance and Xerox. Carolyn: Land O Lakes already per 14-oz. or $2J9 per 26-oz. hydrogenated oils to flavor the com sometimes overseas. “1 was very amazed at how most houses in Los of the egg and discovered it only Cabot’s plain Light Vitalait instead. registered dietitian, and Carolyn agreement, and said new mechanisms arc needed to 0 m makes a spread with a buttery taste. mason jars. bread dough. When I tell people that “Jim” is in Japan, Germany or Angeles looked alike,” Alley told Good Housekeep­ For additional information on the program, call (8(X)) contained 213 milligrams, not 273, Wyman, a junk food fanatic, are protect rainforest regions. It’s called Country Morning Blend Bonnie: If you aren’t familiar As a result, more than 50 percent Hong Kong, they ask, “Why didn’t you go with him?” ing for its March issue. “After a while I thought that SOS-LOAN. as previously thought. Carolyn: This new light cheese syndicated columnists. “This is clearly a massive challenge, but it seems and it has 40 percent butter, ap­ with the Classico line of pasta of the calories in these com twists Abby, I can’t just dump the boys with friends every if 1 saw one more white-on-white-on-white room I If you’re watching your from Cabot is so hot from jalapeno to be that we cannot simply go on talking about the parently the amount that’s needed to sauces, each one is based on a recipe come from fat. Slathering them with time Jim goes to a foreign country. Teen-age boys are in­ would gag. The furniture’s too big, also.” cholesterol and want to eat an oc­ that you won’t notice how mildly need to protect the world’s rain forests and not create make margarine taste like butter. from a different area of Italy. TTie butter, the way Caroline does, volved in so many activities, and I have my own commit­ When she headed for Los Angeles in 1981 to be­ casional omelette. I’d suggest using flavored and unrich it is. In fact, it’s the kind of institutions and mechanisms which will 0 1 Land O Lakes Spread with Sweet new varieties include shrimp and pushes that percentage up even People want ments, including a part-time teaching job. Furthermore, come an actress, the Kansas-born Alley said, she left two egg whites and one egg yolk so hot you may forget just about actually make that possible,” Charles said. Today In History m > Cream tastes like salty lard which is crab sauce traditional to Venice, a higher. although Jim’s travel expenses are paid for by the com­ behind a job as an interior decorator and a $400-a- (discarding the excess yolk) to make everything except where the faucet better than the unsalted version, beef and vegetable from Bologna, If you want the taste and nutrients pany, mine would not be. (Would any of these people week cocaine habit. an omelette providing about 213 and drinking glasses are. to eat out less, Willis causes a stir > which just tastes like lard. and a spicy, red pepper sauce from of com bread, make it yourself. like to pay my air fare?) “I had spent a fortune decorating peoples’ homes CO milligrams cholesterol. But for those with fumace-like in­ Today is Wednesday, Feb. 7., the 38th day of 1990. Swanson Natural Goodness the region of Lazio. Each sauce is Most recipes call for less fat than Abby, 1 hope you find my letter worth printing. LEAVENWORTH, Wash. (AP) — Film star Bruce and I didn’t even know what I was doing,” she said. But for those on severe sides, this could be good on survey says There are 327 days left in the year. ^ > Clear Chicken Broth with >/3 Less made from natural ingredients; no Pillsbury used. Or, if that’s too Having a traveling husband is a lonely enough without Willis caused young hearts to throb when he turned With roles in “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” cholesterol resuictions who find it sandwiches or melted over nachos. Today’s highlight in history: 33 H Salt. 59 cents per 14>/2-oz. can. preservatives or additives are used. much bother, choose a mix such as NEW YORK (AP) — FOOD & having to respond to this thoughtless question. (By the up unannounc^ at a ski area while the set for “Die and the miniseries “North & South” under her belt, hard to limit themselves to an oc­ On Feb. 7, 1964, thousands of screaming fans wel­ This is true of most other pasta Hodgson Mills Cornbread & Muffin WINE magazine has released the way, folks, how about having us over for dinner some­ Hard II” was being arranged. she is happily settled into life with husband Parker I > casional omelette, this new Carolyn: A friend recently called comed the Beatles at New York’s John F. Kennedy Inter­ sauces. But these sauces are better Mix. It’s low in fat and contains no Hunt’s Minute Gourmet results of its survey of consumer “Oh yeah, he created quite a stir,” said Gordon Stevenson and their myriad pets and guests, in a 22- “D vegetable omelette mix from Fleish- in a panic because his Cornish game time?) national Airport as the “Fab Four” began their first U.S. when it comes to sodium. Compared added chemicals. Microwave Add-meat Dinners. attitudes and behavior on the home I’m sure other wives of traveling husbands have been West, a marmger at the Mission Ridge ski area. “He room mansion on the former A1 Jolson estate. mann might be something to try. It hen stuffing was burning on the tour. to all but no-added-salt pasta sauces, Chicken and long grain & wild and entertaining. asked the same question. had every lady going ‘ooh ah ooh.’ He came in in­ “She’s a biker’s chick,” “Cheers” co-star Ted Dan- contains no egg yolks at all, and stove. Tbms out he used three cups On this date: of chicken boullion cubes instead of these are nKxierate in sodium, con­ Carolyn: But you have to make a rice, and chicken fettuccini The survey is conducted every 2 HOME ALONE A LOT cognito and rented his skis under some other name.” son said. therefore no cholesterol. Beware Alfredo. $2.19 per 7.1 or 8.4-oz. years. The panel was composed of In 1812, author Charles Dickens was bom in three cups of boullion. I told him taining about 200 milligrams per i/2 com bread mix. The whole point of DEAR HOME ALONE: The “why didn’t you go Jason Stromme, a 17-year-old high school student, “If you want to have a verbal flirtation, Kirstie’s though, it docs contain the artificial box of pasta or rice sauce mix, an equal number of men and Portsmouth, England. that idiot cooks should always use cup instead of 5(X) or more common Pillsbury’s new cornbread twists is with him” question is asked by well-meaning but said he noticed Willis eating lunch Sunday with four your girl,” Danson said. colors. Yellow 5 and 6. Yellow 6 has seasoning and microwave bag. women. Some of the survey’s In 1904, a fire began in Baltimore that raged for about chicken broth in cans. If you’re a to other brands. If the thin consisten­ that they’re all prepared and ready thoughtless people. Perhaps after this hits print, many people at the central Washington ski lodge. “He’s a very good kisser,” Alley responded. been linked to liver cancer, while highlights: 30 hours and destroyed more than 1,500 buildings. cooking idiot too, this new canned cy is to your liking, buon appetito. to bake. The twist shape makes this will think before they speak. (Me included.) “He got up and left because everyone was looking Yellow 5 should be avoided by those Bonnie: To make either of these • Over 50 percent say they plan In 1931, aviator Amelia Earhart married publisher broth from Swanson tastes more like cook up deliciously crunchier than at him,” Suomme said, and then youngsters pounced Chapman named finalist sensitive to aspirin. meals, meat is cut into cubes, tossed to “eat out” less in 1990. One-third on his table, grabbing the water glass and other items George P. Putnam in Noank. real chicken drippings than the stan­ Carolyn: Anyone with a buon ap­ most com breads. I would have with seasonings and microwaved in NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Singer Steven Curtis Carolyn: I have no problem of the respondents said they felt the star had touched. In 1936 President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized a dard issue. petito is not going to be satisfied by liked these twists to be a bit sweeter, a bag. Then other ingredients must Chapman was named a finalist for eight Gospel limiting my intake of omelettes, that restaurants have become too Scenes from the thriller “Die Hard II” were being flag for the office of the vice president. Bonnie: Finally, a chicken broth these new sauces from Classico. The but they still make a great snack or be measured, added, stirred and Dr. Gott Music Association awards, including artist of the cookies or cakes — I Just cat all of tomato part is too thin and watery Uendy. filmed this week in Leavenworth, said Chamber of In 1944, during World War II, the Germans launched a that’s not loaded with excess meal accompaniment. microwaved. Considering all that, I year and top male vocalist. them that I want. Those who aren’t and the pieces of meat and fish, • One in four of those surveyed Commerce director Laura Jobin. counteroffensive at Anzio, Italy. so lucky cholesterol-wise might be sodium. In fact, this is the first think it’s amazing that these dinners Chapman, 27, will vie for songwriter of the year, In 1948, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower resigned as small enough to go through a tiny Cabot Jalapeno Light Vitalait said food is fashion, not merely Peter Gott, M.D. happy knowing this product tastes a canned chicken broth nationally are named “Minute Gourmet.” song of the year, contemporary recorded song of the Army chief of staff and was succeeded by Gen. Omar sieve. The price, mason jar packag­ Cheese. $250 per 8-oz. block; sustenance. Forty percent view Clapton to tour U.S. available that does not have the Besides taking so long to make, year, southern gospel recorded song of the year, in­ Bradley. lot like regular eggs and contains ing and foreign language labeling cooking as a symbol of achieve­ NEW YORK (AP) — Guiuir virtuoso Eric Clapton sodium-laden flavor enhancer $3.29 per pound for random the chicken with long grain and wild spirational recorded song of the year and contem- In 1971, women in Switzerland won the right to vote. substantial pieces of pepper, mush­ make you think this is a premium ment and success, with 54 percent is planning a six-week U.S. tour that will bring the monosodium glutamate (MSG). I weight packages. rice has three flavor enhancers (dis­ piorary album of the year, the association announced In 1974, the island nation of Grenada won indepen­ rooms, onion and potato. product, but any number of less ex­ regarding the kitchen as the area of British rocker to 27 cities in the spring. really like than. Bonnie: Since much of cheese’s odium inosinate, disodium guany- Gouty arthritis Tbesday. dence from Britain. Land O Lakes Spread with One cup of this broth still con­ pensive spaghetti sauces from Prego the home where they best express It will be Clapton’s first U.S. tour since 1987, al­ flavor comes from fat, I always ap­ late and monosodium glutamate) at­ their creativity. He joined perennial gospel award-winner Sandi In 1983, Eliz.abeth H. Dole was sworn in as the first Sweet Cream. Regular and un­ tains a significant amount of and Ragu (including Ragu’s new proach a cheese with a label boast­ though he appeared with the Rolling Stones several tempting to make it palatable. The • Nearly 75 percent say all men Patti among the five finalists for the artist of the year female secretary of transportation by the first woman to salted. $1.29 per 1-lb. box of four sodium, mainly from salt added for Fresh Italian) taste better. ing “50 percent less fat and is preventable times during their just-completed “Steel Wheels” chicken fettuccine Alfredo doesn’t should learn to cook. Forty percent award. sit on the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Sandra Day sticks or $I J9 for two, 8-oz. tubs. flavor. Making it yourself by sim­ tour. cholesterol” with skepticism. have that problem but does contain say that most men who do know O’Connor. Bonnie: If you’re considering mering chicken, vegetables and Pillsbury Cornbread Twists. DEAR DR, GOTT: Is there such a thing as gouty Believe it or not Carolyn, even I the safety-questionable preservative how to cook do so out of necessity. buying this vegetable oil spread bc- herbs, you could have an almost $U9 per 11.5-oz. can of 16 arthritis? 1 developed arthritis 15 years ago and continue know there’s little point in eating BHA. Do you get the feeling I’m • Convenience plays a large part cau.se you think that margarines or to be plagued by pain. Certain foods tend to aggravate sodium-free broth. But Swanson’s refrigerated dough twists. tasteless calories. As it turns out, I not wild about these? in the entertaining process, with spreads have less calories and fat new broth is true to its name, con­ Bonnie: Com bread can be needn’t have worried about Cabot's the problem, and I need some advice. over 65 percent saying they prefer DEAR READER: Gout is gouty arthritis. That, is Documentary on Afghanistan to be repeated than butter, think again. Each taining a third less sodium than their nutritious and healthful — low in new spicy but light Jaltqxno Vitalait Carolyn: Yes, and I sort of feel recipes that can be prepared quick­ gout typically causes joint pain. Patients with gout have a teaspoon of cither butter, margarine regular MSG-containing broth and calories and containing lots of cheese. One ounce provides only 70 the same way. But only because Lindsay, went to work. He says he told ly. high level of a natural product, uric acid, in their whitewash anything. I don’t take a par­ or Land 0 Lakes Spread with 6 per­ about a third less than a Wyler’s vitamins and minerals. But these calories, 5 grams fat and 15 mil­ these two new dinners taste so ordi­ By Jay Sharbutt tisan view.” Soviet officials in Kabul this: bloodstreams and in other fluids. The Associated Press “I’m not going to make a projiaganda Under certain circumstances — such as injury or ex­ Indeed, he says, some rebel political TV Topics film for you. But I’m not going to do a posure to cold — the uric acid crysuilizes (much like dis­ leaders got upset at his documentary NEW YORK — “I’m a documentary hatchet job on you, either. All 1 want to 1 about the rebel trixips, including what the solved sugar in a container of cold water) in joint fluid. producer,” says Jeff Harmon. “What I do do is show the war through the eyes of the The crystals are needle-shaped and irritate joint linings, three years apart and shown on TBS’ Na­ troops thought of their leaders and “their Menus is document history.” ordinary Ivan.” leading to inflammation, swelling and pain: gouty tional Geographic Explorer series. real way of life,” including that some During the war in Afghanistan, he did Word of the unusual travels fast in any Harmon, 36, was bom in Los Angeles. srrtbked hashish. arthritis. it the hard way — with one program army. Most Soviet grunts and helicopter Based in London, but “living out of my Tlic leaders considered all that bad for Senior Citizen fruit. served at Manchester public schools Tuesday: Chicken and turkey vegetables. Treaunent with anti-inflammatory medicine, such as about the rebels, then another about the pilots he met already knew he’d covered Bolton schools Indocin or Motrin, usually relieves the pain of gout. suitcase now,” he says he’s “ba.sically the rebel image, says Hamion. His The following lunches will be the week of Feb. 5-9. The secondary snacks, fries, mixed vegetables, Friday: Cal/xme, tossed garden Soviet u-oops. opinion of them isn’t kind: "They were the rebel side of the war, Hannon says. Meals on Wheels The following luixihes will be Sometimes strong anti-gout medicine, such as colchicine, On Sunday, Ted TUmer’s TBS Super­ self-educated,” with a year logged at New served at Mayfair Gardens and Wes- schools’ menu is listed first and the peach crisp, com bread. salad, assorted fmit. like World War 1 generals. To them, their But he found little, if any, animosity The following meals will be served at Bolton Elementary-Center is required. station, which aired Harmon’s first show York University’s film school. thill Gardens the week of Feb. 5-9 to elementary schools, second, if dif­ Wednesday; French bread pizza, men ... out on the front lines, were can- toward him, he says; served to Meals on Wheels clients schools the week of Feb. 5-9: Prevention is preferable to treating the gouty arthritis in 1986 and the other in December, is He did his first Afghanistm war Manchester residents who are 60 or ferent: salad, juice cups. Coventry schools npq ft*dder.” “They were fascinated by the fact we’d the week of Feb. 5-9. The hot noon Monday: Chicken pattie, nushed itself. Some foods, such as organ meats (liver and kid­ repeating the second, “Afghanistan: The documentary out of plain curiosity: “The older: Monday: Chicken pattie on roll, Thursday: Doughboys, potato ■Harmon wanted to film the Soviet Gls' covered the war on the other side. The meal is listed first and the cool even­ potatoes, green beans, peach upside The following lunches will be neys) arc high in uric acid and should be avoided because Soviet Experience.” image of these 19th century tribesmen Monday: Cranberry juice, bar­ com niblets, fruit, milk. puffs, green beans, golden cake. side of the war, but didn’t have high soldiers, they were so curious, so ‘What ing meal, second: down cake. served at Nathan Hale, Robertson they can trigger an attack of gout. I suggest you ask your battling a superpower intrigued the hell 9 Vietnam vets in particular inight find becued pork ribs, pasta primavera, Tuesday: Italian grinder, potato Friday: Soup, grilled cheese, cole hopes. Having been with the rebels U"ying was the enemy like?’ I think they looked Monday: American chop suey, Tuesday: Shepherds pie, biscuit, and Coventry Grammar schools the doctor to give you treatment and specific advice. some of its scenes eerily familiar. There’s out of me. And I got sucked into the broccoli cuts, wheat bread, rice pud­ rounds, fruit choice, peanutbutter slaw, fmit. to kill them, he thought, would not exact­ at me as a chance to .see what it was like green beans, corn: chicken fresh fruit. t week of Feb. 5-9: DEAR DR. G O rr: Why is so little written about no tfiple canopy jungle, to be sure. But image and went.” ding. brownie, milk: Juice, French toast or Wednesday: Cook’s choice will Monday: Hamburger on a bun, ly make him welcome, not even in the on the other side." sandwich, fruit, milk. waffles, sausage links, applesauce, Coventry High tuberous sclerosis? there are the contour-flying helicopters, Bankrolled by the BBC, Hamion and Ibesday: Beef vegetable soup, be announced. French fries, greem beans, frosted cameraman Alexander Lindsay emulated new era of Mikhail Gorbachev’s glasnost Ibesday: Leg of veal with gravy, milk. DEAR READER: 'Ribcrous sclerosis is an unusual the door gunners watching the ground, the nnn roast beef with gravy, mashed Thursday: Sloppy Joe on a bun, The following lunches will be cake. other correspondents trying to cover the easing access for Western journalists. baked potato, wax beans: Egg sa l^ Wednesday: Lasagna, tossed inherited ncurological/skin disease causing epilepsy, dusty hill outposts resupplied by chopper SAJAK’S NEW LOOK — THE SE­ potatoes with gravy, green beans carrot and celery sticks, fruit juice served at Coventry High School the Tuesday: Chilled fmit juice, tuna rebels after Soviet troops were sent to Af­ To his surprise, he says, the Soviets sandwich, fruit, milk. mental breakdown, tumorlike growths on the face, and the convoy-guarding armored person­ QUEL: If you’ve been watching CBS’ with pimiento, pumpernickel bread, salad, dinner roll or salad bar, fruit bar. week of Feb. 5-9: salad on a roll, potato chips, chilled ghanistan in 1979. The two slipped across granted him a vi.sa when he sought to Wednesday: Chicken ala king, tumors of the eyes, hard patches on the brain, skin dis­ nel carrier rolling along, its young driver cover, for Britain’s Independent “The Pat Sajak Show” this week, you pineapple-mandarin orange. choice, milk: Lasagna, tossed salad, Friday: Orange juice, waffles and Monday: Beef and bacon burger, pears. listening to Western rock on his boom­ the border from Pakistan in 1985. rice, carrots: Ttirkey sandwich, fruit, coloration and growths in the heart and kidneys. It is un- Television News, the start of the Soviet might have noticed yet more changes in Wedne.sday: Orange-pineapple milk. dinner roll, pears, milk. sausages, syrup and butter, pudding potato puffs, choice of vegetable, as­ Wednesday: Sliced roasted box. His aim, he says, was to show the war the snuggling late-night series, cut last sorted fruit. ucatable and incurable. troop withdrawal from Afghani sum in juice, chicken ala king over rice with topping. turkey, noodles and gravy, com Another deja vu moment, in a Kabul from the grunt-level perspective of the month from 90 minutes to an hour. The Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, Thursday: Baconburger on a roll, Little is written about the affliction because it is so 1988. His theory is that Soviet officials .Scandinavian vegetables, biscuits, whipped potato, peas: Chicken salad French fries or salad bar, fruit Andover schools Tuesday: Oven-baked chicken, niblets, cranberry sauce, school- hospital: The wounded Soviet grunt who, Soviet-fighting rebels, the mujahideen, show’s couch is gone, replaced by two 9 rare. However, several medical centers have ongoing had seen his earlier documentary and at apple crumb cake. sandwich, fruit, milk. choice, pudding, milk: Bee^urger noodles and gravy, cranberry sauce, baked roll, fmit crisp. according to the show’s English transla­ “the muj” (pronounced “mooj”), as some black leather chairs: one for Sajak, one Thursday: Tomato juice, fish, The following lunches will be roll, assorted fmit. research programs that should provide helpful informa­ least thoueht it honest. Friday: Chicken croquettes with or cheeseburger on roll, potato Thursday: Crunchy fish nuggets, tion, complains that in this war, “you Westerners call them. for the guest. Other changes include new potato au gratin, spinach, wheat served at Andover Elementary, tion about the cause and future treatment of this tragic poulelte sauce, zucchini, broccoli: rounds, sliced peaches, pudding, Wednesday: Pasta with meat sweet and sour sauce, fried rice, can’t understand who are the civilians and “I don’t go in with a correspondent or Visa in hand, he hurriedly called Na­ graphics and u roundtable discussion by bread, peaches. Gilead Hill and Hebron Elementary sauce, green beans, hot garlic bread, disease. TUna salad sandwich, fruit, milk. milk. fresh vegetable sticks. Oriental who arc the enemies.” make myself a correspondent,” he says. “1 tional Geographic officials in the United guests near the close of the show. No P'riday: Chicken-rice soup, schools the week of Feb. 5-9: assorted fruit. You can obtain further information by writing to: Na­ pineapple chunks and chcrricsl. The two programs — the first is “Af­ tell the story of the people I’m covering. 1 States, got tlie green light for a full-length word yet, though, on whether an ejection American chop suey, tossed salad Manchester schools Friday: Cook’s choice, Monday: Hamburgers, potato tional Tuberous Sclerosis Association, 4351 Garden City Thursday: Fish nuggets, sweet Friday: School-baked pizza, ghanistan’s Holy War” — were filmed do it through their eyes. ... I don’t documentary and, with cameraman scat is planned for dull guests. with dressing, dinner roll, fresh The following lunches will be vegetable, fmit choice, milk. puffs, peas, pudding with topping. and sour sauce, fried rice, fresh fresh garden salad, assorted fmit. Dr., Landover, Md. 20785. f I 0 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 7, 1990—17 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 7,1990

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Superstar' may have actually committed the crime. group 6 Biblical 22 Part of a day 44 Circus eccentric Southern sisters are reunited Robert Urich, Kay Lent, Michael Ironside. form the surprise answer, as sug­ considered the law, which made stantially overbroad” and “invalid Supporters of the law said the Orson Welles narrates this retrospective when the youngest shoots her husband gested by the above cartoon. 27 UK brosd- priest 23 Grand Ole animal of the wisecracking hare's cartoon career 1989. (In Stereo) □ 45 Actor AMs Sissy Spacek, Diane Keaton, Jessica English the state’s official language, on its face in violation of the First decision should be appealed to the csstsrs 7 Rems’ males 1975 % 30 Sticky 6 Mors 25 English 47 OM weapon Lange 1986. 9:30PM ® (46) Anything but Love “flawed from the beginning.” Amendment” of the U.S. Constitu­ Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in 32 Prickly seed foolhardy school 48 Wsslem [ESPN] Speedway America (2^ (30) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Sched­ (CC) On the anniversary of their marriage, k m . Backers of the measure said the tion. San Francisco, but the U.S. Supreme 33 Yes 9 Type of 26 Novice marsh plant Robin spots her ex-husband out with his [urms^mm [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep uled; a Canadian sea monster; an Arizona 34 Second of tuber 27 Computer 49 Joyful latest girlfriend. (Postponed from an earlier (Answers tomorrow) Democratic governor should appeal The ruling came on a lawsuit by Court instructed that court last April [USA] Jem man's death in 1977; the alleged abduc­ two 10 Barbers — term aiclamalion dale) (In Stereo) Jumbles: EXUDE PARCH CORRAL FARINA the decision, noting a state court had Maria-Kclly Yniguez, a state to dismiss a challenge to a rule that 28 Bird's bill 50 Alr«ne Info tion of children by their grandparents; a 35 Ja u pisysr Geddas 6 : 3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) S2) @6) Dear John (CC) The group is on Yesterday's KM — 29 Popular 51 Reagan's sister Is reunited with her brother. (60 Answer An outfit that makes upheld the measure’s con­ Department of Administration generally requires Los Angeles city 11 Chemical edge over the club's newest member, a 36 Reserved sutfli dessert son ® (40) ABC News (CC) min.) (In Stereo) often makes others look this— ROUND paroled convict. 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Stereo) 1 0 :0 0 P M ® Wiseguy (CC) Vinnie Republican state Attorney arbitrates medical malpractice lenged the rule no longer works for (20) Mama's Family Mama has visions of (26: Movie uses his OCB connections to help a high- T" 1 r~ r - w IT" her deceased mother General Bob Corbin said he T- T~ r~ (38 MOVIE; 'A t Close Range' Following school friend who is in debt to a loan shark. KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright claims, said the law inhibited her ■ the city court. t r (22) (301 NBC News (CC) in his father's criminal footsteps holds a (60 min.) (In Stereo) believed any ruling that changes the constitutional right to free speech The legal meaning of “official (24) (57) Nightly Business Report certain fascination for an aimless teen­ Cf) (40} China Beach (CC) Peace is an­ state’s constitution should be ap­ and threatened her job if she used English” amendments in some stales ager. Sean Penn, Christopher Walken, (38) Family Ties (CC) Part 2 of 2 nounced over a pirate radio station and ev­ pealed as high as possible, but he Spanish while spewing with co- 14 IS Mary Stuart Masterson 1986 eryone prepares to move stateside (60 is far from clear. In Colorado, the A ______^ (61) Love Connection min ) (In Stereo) said he would abide by Mrs. Mof- workers. (61) MOVIE: 'Hamburger Hill' Based or governor and mayor of Denver or­ The Associated Press It [A8»E] Chronicle An exploration of medi­ the 101st Airborne Division's valiant 10 CSD News (CC), ford’s decision. Gutierrez, who represents a par­ dered bilingual government infor­ tation and ancient Indian remedies day effort to secure a strategic military lo m (1i; WPIX News The initiative, approved tially Hispanic district in Tbeson, 11 [ESPN] SportsLook cation in South Vietnam Anthony Parrile. mation lo still be provided. And in Michael Patrick Boatman, Don Cheadle 120 [LIFE] Rodeo Drive 580,830-569,993 in the 1988 elec­ said the law’could block him from Florida, the Legislature has taken no ON THE FRONT LINE — The elimination of performances by the University of Illinois’ 1987 (22 (30) Quantum Leap (CC) Sam be­ CAT. MOVIE; 'Poltergeist II* A year tion, required slate and county communicating effectively with steps to pass laws that pul voter-ap­ pom-pom squad is one of the measures suggested by a university task force in an ef­ [MAX] [A&E] World War I comes a bumbling FBI agent in 1973, as­ after vengeful spirits drove them from their signed to protect an attractive woman (60 govertunents to conduct all business constituents. proved Engli.sh-only provisions into 39 [CNN] PrimeNews fort to combat sexual assaults on the Champaign, III., campus. The task force has also home, the Freelings experience renewed min ) (In Stereo) in English, with certain exceptions Rosenblatt dismissed Gutierrez attacks by otherworldly forces JoBelh effect. [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘Lucas' A boy with an adv (24 Connecticut Lawmakers Special recommended restricting alcohol consumption. 93 3S Williams, Craiy T Nelson. Heather O'R­ anced IQ struggles with heartbreak when Edition ourke 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) he develops a crush on a teen-age girl. 9t f W [TMC] MOVIE: 'Hide in Plain Sight' A Corey Haim, Kern Green, Charlie Sheen (26 '61 News divorced man takes the law into his own 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [A & E ] Living Dangerously A profile of Reserve bank governors warn 4A hands while searching for his kidnapped [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Gleaming the Cube' America's greatest military pilots and their children James Caan, Jill Eikenberry, Rob (CC) A skateboarding teen-ager investi high speed fighter jets (60 min.) 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Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) woman and her children are victimized by nest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan 1968. pcformanccs of the pompon squad and campus drink­ Levy and Ms. Rubinson said colleges across the •:•: IT St Rated G (In Stereo) supporting a congressional resolu­ set mainly by the Fcdei^ Clpcn “Inflation may well re-accclcralc (11 People's Court an invisible being that haunts their home ing parties. country face the same problems. Barbara Hershey. Ron Silver. Jacqueline [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Baby, It's You' A young tion calling for an inflation rate near Markct’Commiltcc, which is com­ in the absence of a clear signal to 18 Untouchables The study showed a strong relationship between :•:• Brooks 1982 Rated R (In Stereo) couple discovers the pain of breaking up zero within five years, but warn it posed of the seven-member Federal the public that Congress fully sup­ A mandatory briefing on sexual violence for new (20 Kate & Allie (CC) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Patty Hearst' (CC) when each must follow their separate sexual violence and alcohol use. >i| i i will require temporarily higher un­ Reserve Board in Washington and ports the Federal Reserve’s commit­ students also was among the other measures recom­ (24 -57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Based on the newspaper heiress' own ac­ dreams Rosanna Arquette, Vincent 9 IBBO by NEA. Inc Sixty-six of the 88 women who reported being m (26 Police Story count of her imprisonment and brainwash­ Spano 1983 Rated R employment and slower economic the presidents of the 12 regional ment to lower inflation,” he warned. mended by a task force created to resolve problems ing at the hands of the Symbionese Libera raped answered questions about alcohol use. Of (30 40 Current Affair [M AX] MOVIE: 'Star Trek: The Motion SNAFU by Bruce Beatlls growth. Federal Reserve Banks. “The (Federal Reserve) is under raised in the survey released 1\icsday. non Army Natasha Richardson, William Picture' To prevent the earth's destruc­ Vice Chancellor Stanley Levy created the 13- them, 80 percent said the men involved in the attacks Z (38 Cheers (CC) Forsythe, Ving Rhames 1988 Rated R (In tion, the U S S Enterprise must challenge “There is absolutely no question Robert T. IVry, president of the constant pressure to ‘do something’ (61 Hunter Stereo) an alien force that is sweeping through member task force — including students, faculty and had been drinking at the time, and 70 percent of the ix I? that bringing the underlying infla­ Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran­ with monetary policy in the short CELEBRITY CIPHER [A&E] New Wilderness [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote outer space William Shatner. Leonard Ni- community members — in September, after viewing women said they themselves had been drinking. vj moy. DeForost Kelley 1979 Rated G (In tion rate down from its current level cisco, said work done by his staff in­ run to improve the economy’s per­ C«l«brity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous [C N N ] Moneyline Ideally, alcohol consumption on campus and at people, past and present. Each letter In the cipher stands for 8 : 3 0 P M 8 40 Head of the Class (CC) Stereo) of 4.5 percent to something like 1 or preliminary results of the survey on rape at the cam­ Charlie encounters some snarls as he and dicates that in the short term slower formance,” Black said. “Such pres­ another. Today’s duo: A squats F. [ESPN] College Basketball: Pittsburgh [TMC] MOVIE: 'Avenging Force' A pus, which has an undergraduate enrollment of tailgate parties outside sporting events would be at Georgetown (2 hrs ) (Live) his students stage the musical "Hair " Part 1.5 percent will involve costs,” said growth and higher unemployment, sures have, at times ... actually con­ 1 of 2 former secret service agent is recruited by 25,950. banned. Ms. Rubinson said. ;:•: 'EK'R BPP ZETUK [LIFE] Day by Day (R) the government to destroy the vigilante E. Gerald Corrigan, president of the but not an outright recession, arc tributed to an acceleration of infla­ 18 NHL Hockey: Harford Whalers at But the school is more likely to increase the num- jx [U S A ] Miami Vice squad responsible for the murder of his old Federal Reserve Bank of New York. necessary lo bring inflation down lo tion. Tlicre is obviously a ri.sk that The survey, conducted last spring, found that 16.4 Minnesota North Stars (2 hrs . 30 min ) partner Michael Dudikoff, Steve James. percent of the 537 women who responded said they her of non-alcoholic social events for students. Levy :v z -U PDKKEOT XJYZRDPA 7 :3 0 P M 13 Entertainment Tonight (Live) James Booth 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) “Indeed, I am very hard-pressed zero by 1994. history will repeat itself.” Dan Aykroyd's new movie "Loose Can [A & E ] Crusade in Europe Premiere A had been raped. That is in the same range as two said. The school allows drinking on campus by stu- J; O 33 1 0 :3 0 P M 11 USA Tonight to recall a single case where a sig­ The unemployment rate, now at The fourth Federal Reserve Bank TJ BR PJOT BR nons ” (In Stereo) documentary focusing on the rise of Hitler 1985 college studies on the topic — one at the dents who are 21 or older. 20 Odd Couple nificant reduction in inflation was 5.3 percent, could rise to between president endorsing the resolution Of) 22 Jeopardy! (CC) to the surrender at Reims University of South Dakota and another conducted The school may also consider a proposal to ban (26 Movie accomplished in a major industrial 6.75 percent and 7.75 percent, he was H. Lee Hoskins of Cleveland. O T1 XJY 8BO PDK (? ] Comedy Wheel 9 ; 0 0 P M 3 Jake and the Fatman (CC) on 32 college campuses. performances by the Illinettes, an all-female pompon :•:• 11 WPIX News Jake returns to Los Angeles lo investigate 38 Hogan's Heroes country without relatively large said. At the same time, growth, as In recent weeks, the Bush ad­ 0 m hts sister's fiance, a childhood friend Another 23 percent said they were victims of squad that performs at football and basketball games, :•:• XJYZRDPA IB8M.' — '20 38 M*A*S*H 57 Hallelujah! Gospel Gospel perform­ costs,” he told the House Banking measured by the gross national ministration, with no noticeable ef­ whom he suspects is connected to the ances by Ray Charles. Denieco Williams, and otlicr activities “that project women as sexual oh- 30 Hard Copy mob (60 min ) (In Stereo) subcommittee on monetary policy product, would have to be 1 to 2 fect, has called on the Fed to lower sexual abuse, which meant fondling or touching. the Hawkins Family and the Imperials. jccLs,” the report said. VE8M QBTTDZ. (40 Cosby Show (CC) 8 40 Doogie Howser. M D (CC) As Hosts Glen Campbell, Andrae Crouch (In on Hicsday. percentage points slower tlian the interest rates and stimulate “We’re talking about acquaintance rape and men in PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The surest way to be out of [A&E] World of Survival piring filmmaker Vinnie squares off against Stereo) “Over the last decade, in both 2.5 percent to 3 percent growth that economic growth. fashion tom orrow Is to be In the forefront of It to d ay." — his lather, who wants him to carry on the 61 Three's Company [CNN] Crossfire (amily business (In Stereo) Germany and the Netherlands — the the bank presidents said was the Derek Marlowe. 01 1 1 :00P M ' 3 C8; 57 News (CQ [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Nicole discovers 9 Run (or Your Life European superstars on the inflation fastest achievable without accelerat­ Michael Boskin, chairman of the m >> that her friend's seeing-eye dog has vision 9 50 Years Ago Today problems (In Stereo) 22 30 Night Court (CC) Christine re front — the unemployment rale has ing inflation. White House Council of Economic ceives and accepts an unexpected mar 11 Cheers (CC) [H B O ] Red Shoes Animated Hans Chris­ Advisers, told reporters Tuesday that ri.tge proposal from Officer Tony Giuliano 18 Whalers Wrap-Up been quite high by historic and in­ Congress and the administration > 0 3 tian Andersen's tale about a vain g-rl who Part 1 of 2 becomes bewitched by a magical pair of 'We can’t put the fuse box here. It’ll be too ternational comparative standards,” can case the pain by cutting the the administration supports reducing easy to find if the lights go out." he said. budget dcficit'and stimulating inflation over lime, but not neces­ > Nevertheless, Corrigan and the savings’and investment, Corrigan sarily within the timetable required J3 H FRANK AND ERNEST by Dob Thaves ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson three other presidents endorsed a said. by Neal’s resolution. I > zero inflation resolution proposed “It’s going to take much more “Our primary goal is lo sustain ■ u YOOU WOT m L O , by Rep. Stephen L. Neal, D-N.C., than rhetoric,” he said. the highest possible growth. In the DUMP' ...hB^LO; ...I \ chairman of the monetary policy However, Neal’s resolution, if course of obtaining a sensible subcommittee. In the long run, zero passed, would give the Fed the monetary policy, we think it is inflation will bring the greatest pos­ political backing it needs to do its desirable to maintain growth and ^(900 0'^®V sible economic growth and lower in­ part, said Robert P. Black, president employment,” Boskin said. DON'T MONKEY AROUND...

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The ing and a 1st floor carpeted living room baths, fenced in yard trance. walkup attic almost a certainty The Associated Press NBA Roundup APPLIANCES DeTTvery- rice will polish ond clean and bedrooms, large with possible in-law or tree exterior, new insu­ four 3-pointers. score, but Scott Roth committed an GENERAL machine shop plus 2 car garage. family room too! This lated windows, central work. Good pay, benef- M o n d a y , Tuesday Interior. Use the classified laundry and bath. $995 Duplex situation. Please call for more Spurs 105, Hawks 94: Terry offensive foul and Mitchell Wiggins home is a real pleasure air. pool and many not much substance.” The Los Angeles Lakers and 11s 647-8596.______Thursday, Friday, and columns to sell those still per month. 646-4144 or $133,900. Turn your details. $219,900. Anne By Ronald Blum and 12 assists. Cummings scored 23 points and hit two free throws to seal the out­ toshow .$142,900. D.W. more amenities. A su­ O’Connor said he remained Portland Trail Blazers watched each Saturday. Benefits, good, but no longer used Fish Realty, 643-1591.D 643-0909 skills. Into gold. Join Miller Real Estate, 647- The Associated Press But the Portland point guard Willie Anderson 20 as San Antonio come. CHILD CARE-My Glas­ good starting pay, 647- the professionals at perb value at $126,500. hopeful that the union would agree other from afar for more than half Items around your home. ATTENTION: CHFA Buy­ 8000.□______missed his chance to extend the extended its club-record home win­ The Rockets led by as many as 22 tonbury home. 6 week _9997, ask tor Ron. M ANCHESTER-CHFA Century 21. Epstein Call today! Deb Owens. to the revenue-sharing concept by candidate. Starter or ers! Adorable starter 646-2046 or Val Chase, BEAUTIFUL Split-level NEW YORK — If negotiators the season. The first of their four Blazers’ homecourt winning streak points, but Minnesota came back as old. Daytime hours. RN SUPERVISOFTSuper Realty. 647-8895.D Friday. ning streak to 20 games by defeating re tire m e n t 2-3 bed­ home in quiet, family residence 647-1763. Contemporary. L o ­ meetings proved worth the wait. Start mid-February new rate ot pay. IHDMES M ANCHESTER-CHFA for baseball players and owners “I am also hopeful that if we to 12 when he failed to convert both Atlanta. Houston hit only 14 of 38 field-goal 657-9542______room home with att­ neighborhood. New kit­ RE/MAX East ot the cated near the Glaston­ Portland, trailing 62-45 early in free throws at the end of regulation. Monday-Friday. 3pm- FDR SALE ached garage. Conve- chen, new bath floor, possibility. 4 bedroom, bury line. This unique want to avert a spring training don’t have an agreement, we’ll be David Robinson had 17 points attempts in the second half. The MEDICAL Assistant with River. 647-1419.□__ the second half, had a chance to win “I was comfortable and not pres­ 11pm. Also, ask about nient location. beautiful hardwood charming older Colon­ hqme has an open and lockout, today is the last day to do back at the table to work on one,” and 10 rebounds for the Spurs, who Rockets made 66 percent in the first computor. bookkeep­ our new hire bonus, THE Early Bird ...Catches floors under carpeting, ial featuring beautiful CHARMING 7 room Co­ spacious floor plan with when Magic Johnson fouled Terry $135,900. Sentry Real lonial easy care exte­ it. sured,” Porter said. “I’ve been in have the NBA’s best home record, half. ing and medical Insu­ child care reimburse­ The VVormM! Before 5 year old heating sys­ hardwood floors, gra­ 4 bedrooms, plus family he said. Porter with a half-second left. But Estate. 643-4060.□ rior, hardwood floors There was no progress reported that situation before. When I - . Fhcei^ 138, Nuggets 130: In­ rance claims expe­ ment, and non-benefit sum m er returns, be tem. finished base­ cious dining room and room. Cathedral ceil­ Tuesday’s three-hour session 21 1 MANCHESTER-Possible large family room oft Porter made only the second of two diana broke a five-game losing rience for Manchester rate ot pay programs. sure to see this delight­ ment. walk-up attic. oversked 2 car garage ings in living room and Tuesday in baseball’s collective­ released the ball, I thought it was a The injury-plagued Hawks, losers candidate tor CHFA kitchen, a real"cooker" was devoted entirely to a discus­ free throws, tying the score 113-113 practice. Send resume Ask tor Director ot ful 5 room Cottage at $124,900. Broad Brook. with storage. $142,900 skylites! Please call tor bargaining negotiations as the little short but would roll back in.” streak, with Rik Smits scoring a Single family attached delight. New price sion of revenue sharing. Fehr of six straight games, were led by to: 1 Heritage Place Nursing, Crestfleld Columbia Lake! Im­ S trano Real Estate. Turn your skills into private showing. and forcing overtime. career-high 34 points and Reggie with in-law apt. 3 bed­ $163,900. A "super lockout that is threatened for the criticized management for an in­ With the Lakers leading 118-117 Dominique Wilkins with 25 points. Suite 105, Manchester, Covnalescent Home, agine relaxing with 100 647-7653D______gold. Join the profes­ $219,900. Anne Miller Despite having Johnson on the rooms. 2 full baths. buy" Come stop by. opening of training camps on Feb. ability to say what the differences in overtime. Worthy rebounded San Antonio scored the first 10 Miller getting 28 at Denver. CT 06040______Manchester. 643-5151. feet ot waterfront dur­ CO VENTR Y-Gorgeous sionals at Century 21. Real Esiate, 647-8000.□ bench with six fouls for the first ing the hot :tummers $143,000. Sentry Real Epstein Realty. 647- Call Barbara tor more 15 got another day closer. points of the second half to take a The Nuggets led for most of the ASSISTANT Manager- TELEPHONE Sales Home! First floor fam­ lI d v ELY Restored9 room were between large and small Larry Drew’s air ball from 3-point ahead. 3 bedrooms, Estate, 643-4060.□ 8695.□______information RE/MAX Donald Fehr, executive director time in a regular-season game since fourth period and were ahead Full time nights and Position-Salary plus In­ ily room with tieldstone Colonial In Bolton on 1 markets. range and scored. 67-48 lead, and Atlanta got no tieldstone fireplace, MANCHESTER- East ot the River, 647- the 1983-84 season, the Lakers weekends. Competi­ centive. On premises fireplace and raised CUSTOM Pertect-4 bed­ plus acres of beautiful of the Major League Baseball closer than nine the rest of the way. 119-113 with 2:39 left. Vem Flem­ porch, and more! See Immaculate. Priced to 1419.□ On Monday, Pittsburgh Pirates Mychal Thompson, who scored a tive salary, homemak­ sales only. Leads pro­ hearth, master bed­ room Ranch with excit- land. Home has 4 to 5 Players Association, said owners prevailed 121-119 to extend their ing hit two baskets in the final two for yourself! Asking sell Fireplace with CHFA BUYERS-New list­ president Carl Bargar was quoted season-high 24 points, sank a free Knicks‘117, Magic 110: New ers welcome. No phone vided. Connecticut Lite room has Cathedral i n g details, bedrooms, new furnace lead in the Western Conference to $189,900. Jackson & glass doors in living ing. Perfect CHFA, 3 “can’t wait for a lockout” and York won its fourth consecutive minutes of regulation as the Pacers calls. Must apply in Insurance license re­ celling and sky-llte, professionally deco­ and root, gorgeous kit­ as saying free agency “is leading throw with seven seconds left to Jackson Real Estate. room. Inground Sa­ bedrooms, baths, again criticized management’s l>/2 games over the Blazxrs, who came back. person. Monday quired. Send response master bath has Jacuzi. rated interior, well chen and baths, wide us in the direction of the heavy boost the lead to 121-117. Buck game, getting 35 points from Patrick 647-8400 □ brina pool. Joan In- large kitchen, tire- still have the second-best record in through Friday, 9-5. Ar­ to Savings Bank ot 2000 square feet ot landscaped, sunny and floorboards. 5 firepla­ revenue-sharing plan, saying it was Ewing and holding Orlando without Daimy Schayes had 28 points, guanti. $154,900 Sen­ placed living room, plus media-market teams — Los An­ Williams scored on a rebound in the thur Drug. 942 Main St.. Manchester. Person­ MANCHESTER-A place living space. 2 car att­ bright home and close ces. wainscoting and a disguised attempt to inhibit free the NBA. Alex English 24 and Fat Lever and t r y Real Estate. greenhouse. $139,900 geles, New York, Chicago.” final second for the two-point mar­ a field goal for more than four Manchester. Attention: nel, P.O Box 231. Man- to begin. Excellent star­ ached garage with op­ to the country club tor more! Also available “We’re very fortunate they missed 643-4060.0 Call Linda Brown agency. “The rest of the league, in ef­ gin. minutes in the fourth quarter. Walter Davis 22 each for the Nug­ _^t_£^re Manager. _Chester. CT 06040. eoe. ter Ranch with a nice ener. Thermo-pane goiters. Call Barbara. with 11 acres tor a couple of free throws at the end,” RE/MAX East ot the RE/MAX East ot the Chuck O’Connor, the owners’ gets. M ED C iT L WORD P'ROCESSOR^he layout. Walk-up attic is CQVENTRY-Great star­ windows and central $479,900. Anne Miller fect, becomes somewhat of a farm Johnson had 24 points, 15 assists Ewing had 24 points in the ter. 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COVENTRY-2200 square “It was a big, big game,” Johnson Detroit won its eighth sb ai^ t game, ane Johnson $123,900 without union acceptance of Rolando Blackman each scored 20 pany in Vernon. Expe­ and Multimate Advan­ Great CHFA choice! feet plus Exceptional bothers me a lot.... It is broken. It beating Cleveland behind Joe New York, which used an 11-1 spurt Sentry Real Estate. 643- said. points. rience in discharge tage II software pack­ $123,900. D W Fish home. Each room has a revenue sharing. is flat-out broken. A lot of us to pull away from a 103-103 tie in 4060.0______James Worthy took up the slack Dumars’ 22 points and Isiah The Mavericks outscored the summaries and opera­ ages This position also Realty. 643-1591.□ specialty 2 fireplaces. After today’s session, the 19th believe it is broken and has to be the last four minutes. for Johnson, scoring 25 points, in­ Thomas’ 20 points and 11 assists. Kings 24-11 in the third period, tive reports necessary, Involves extensive cus­ BOLTON-En|oy the coun­ jacuEi. whirlpool bath. round of talks to replace the agree­ fixed. If you start drawing a chart tomer contact. Com­ try! 7 room Cape on SpeciolisT cluding a* crucial rebound basket The Pistons, who beat the Terry Catledge led Orlando with hours and days flexible. Cathedral ceiling in ment that expired I^ c 31, negotia­ Sacramento’s lowest-scoring quarter pany paid insurance HELP large lot. Short walk *o foyer with tile and solid and continue the current system, with 50 seconds to play in overtime. Cavaliers for the seventh sbaight 28 points, Otis Smith added 22 and Excellent pay tor expe­ tions recess for a few days. with this kind of salary escalation, Sam Vincent 20. The Magic shot 57 of the season. The previous low was rienced person Call and dental. Call 289- WANTE D beach Easy access I- Oak stairs, open bal­ Byron Scott scored five points in time in the last two years, have not 0 8 4 2 to r an 384. Marilyn Vatteroni cony. sunken living Owners meet in Chicago on Friday we could have an average salary of percent in the third quarter to open 15 points in the fourth period of 647-7343.______overtime, including a 3-pointer that lost since Coach Chuck Daly in­ Sacramento’s 90-87 loss to Houston appointment $126-900. Sentry Real room. 1st floor laundry for an update and are expected to $990,000 by 1992.” 5ECRETARY-Vernon law Estate. 643-4060 O gave the Lakers the lead for good at serted Dennis Rodman as a starting an eight-point lead. firm Heavy transcrip­ room, central air. Oak back the negotiating strategy that on Jan. 11. kitchen cabinets. All Fehr said Bargar’s remarks Rockets 108, Timberwolves tion, typing, minimum MANCHESTER-VA possi­ Dd'if! 118-117 with 2:06 to play. forward in place of Mark Aguirre. Bullets 118, Heat 100: thisand moreonaquiet calls for a lockout unless the out­ showed the revenue-sharing plan is 101: Akeem Olajuwon and Otis 65 wpm Benefits sa­ bility Vinyl sided Cepe Clyde Drexler scored 24 of his 32 Playing as a reserve, Aguirre scored cul-de-sac $289-900. line for an agreement is reached. Washington snapped a six-game lary depending on expe­ PRIVATE PARTY with 3 bedrooms. 1M' intended as an attack on free agen- 16 points, including 14 in the second Thorpe scored 23 points each as Sentry Real Estate. 647- “I assume on Friday there’s points in the second half for road losing streak with a victory at rience Contact Cheryl. baths, den. rec room, cy. Portland, but was scoreless in over­ period when Detroit opened a 15- Houston withstood a fourth-quarter full finished basement 7653 □______going to be a lockout,” Fehr said. Miami as Jeff Malone scored 24 of 872-1370. Merchandise Ads “Their argument shifts,” Fehr point lead. rally by Minnesota. 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Special windows, root, septic ulous family room, de­ -Any yard job considered All Phases luxe Oak kitchen, fire­ consideration tor elderly CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days system, and wiring 643-9996 •Custom Painting and handicapped. * Additional Lines 50« Per Line, Per Day Perfect starter or re- place. hardwood floors, Sell Your Car tirement home sprawling summer Insides Out 647-7553_____ Lots/Lond for Sole...... Merchandise Musical Items...... * Classifications 71 thru 87 deck, large yard, and Notices Cameras and Photo Equipment.. $116,500 Philips Real Investment Property ... much more' Can't beat •Textured Ceiings, Lo*t/Found...... 01 I Pets and Supplies...... * Merchandise Under *250 Estate. 742-1450D BOOKKEEPING/ EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESSI Business Property...... IcgA S pecloli#^ Holiday Seasonal...... 71 the price at $189,900 I DO: Personals...... 07 Resort Property...... Miscellaneous for Sole...... POSSIBLE CHFA/FH/VA INCOME TAX All Textures Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 w Ad must contain price! Jackson & Jackson ■Dressmaking Alterations (AB Announcements...... 03 Mortgages...... Too Sales...... New Homes-1 to 4 Clothing...... 73 You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Real Estate, 64_^-M_00 D •Sheet Rock and Auctions...... 04 Wanted to Buy...... Services Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 4 Lines — 10 Days acres. 4 rooms. 3 bed­ Kinds) -Replace Zippers -Osat Financial...... 05 Flooring...... 58 Furniture...... 74 50C charge each addi­ due to this low price... rooms full basement, T o IF l L ~ h ' ^ ^ a Field Taping Unings Custom Curtalm and Child Core...... SI Electrical...... 59 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 tional line, per day. You vinyl siding, available in Day With all the ex­ ALAN W. GATES •Sllpoovers (cetlain types) Rentals Heating/Plumbing...... 60 •Plaster Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... 5J can cancel at any time tras that this property &CO. Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 76 Automotive Ashford C o lu m b ia Call 647-8730 Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Lawn C a re...... S3 SORRY. 643-2711 NOW! towns Prices vary ac­ boasts' Featuring 9 •Residential and Help Wanted...... H Apartments for Rent...... 32 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 All phases of Cars for Sale...... 91 NO REFUNDS OR cording to area and ske rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 Situation Wonted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Corpentry/RemodeUng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Good Things to Eat...... 78 tax preparation and Commercial Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 ADJUSTMENTS ot home Call for an baths. 1st floor, family Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 0* financial planning. Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 appointment to view room, rec room. 2 fire­ •Competitive Prices Instruction...... 14 Store/Offlce Space...... 35 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 maps, plans and places sunroom Sa­ ALL SEASONS Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Auto Services...... 95 CALL HERALD RN/LPN - •Incfividuals -Partnefships -Prompt Estimates Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 houses $109,900- brina in-ground pool, •Corporations •Estates Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 approximately 1 acreot Real Estate Goroges and Storage...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Recreational Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 CLASSIFIED SUPER NEW RATE OF PAY $134,900. Philips Real •Fiduciaries -Trusts •Reiiable Service Spring Is Here. Homes tor Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Esiate. 742-14500 lovely grounds. 4 gar­ C a ll 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 98 ages, You must see to •Electronic Filing ■15 Years Experience Condominiums tor Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 643-2711 BAYLOR MANCHESTER-Neat and appreciate' Hebron Rd • Computerized Tax Every Sunday 7flOAM-7:OOPM. Part Time 7AM-3PM, Clean 4 Room Cape We Do: READ YOUR AD: Clostlfed advortlsements are in Bolton $239,900 Returns Call DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to Part time 11PM-7AM, Monday-Friday. Ask about our new Newly painted and pa­ Jackson & Jackson RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. token by telephone as a conyenlence. The pered. new custom kit­ • TTD-TTY For the Deaf •Carpentry be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible tor only one hire bonus and child care reimbursement. Beal Esiate 647-8400 O 875-9094 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. chen cabinets, arched Alan W. Gates deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of THE DEADLINE FOR For more information please call: •Hauling 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. doorway and fireplace Enrolled Agent tion. For odyertlsements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen PLA C IN G OR Director of Nursing in livingroom. enclosed 24 Hours 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. HASTHARTFORD-CHFA Registered Rnanoal Planner •Painting the yalue of the adyertlsement will not be C A N C E L IN G AN AD IS porch, private yard Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Crestfield Convalescent Home possibility In a quiet, 210 Main Street Minimum charso: 4 lines. corrected by an additional Insertion. 12 NOON THE DAY $137,900. Philips Real •Snow Removal Manchester residential section ot Manchester BEFORE, MONDAY - Estate. 742-1450D East Hartford, this im­ VifEIGLE’S PAINTING CO. Quality work at a •Landscaping ______643-5151______M ANCHESTER- maculate 3 bedroom 649-7470 FRIDAY. IN ORDER reasonable price! r r i H E L P IllJHELP TO MAKE THE NEXT Exceptional Cape Ranch will not last F a x 6 4 9 ^ •Complete Property I PART TIME 1 PART TIME h i jHELP Nicely decorated 6 Interior & Exterior I PART TIME I’M wanted II M wanted ISSUE. FRIDAY Tastefully decorated, Visa/Mastercard Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED L iil WANTED MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY room home with en­ absolutely charming, Free Estimates Maintenance AFTERNOON BY 2:30 closed rear porch 2 located on a lovely level Call Brian Weigle MACHINIST-Machine op­ PM FOR MONDAY S For an Ophthalmologist’s office. General office decks tenced-in yard MATURE/EXPERIENCED As a condition precedent to NATIONAL Health PART-TIME after school ASSISTANT Teacher- lot $137,900 Tu rn you r 645-8912 RN-Needed for busy Ver­ REAL Estate Agent- BOOKKEEPER/Typist. 9- erator wanted. Good move-in condition, con- Call Novir the placement of any odver- Agenev-Serving Saturday and school Care giver, loving, ex­ ISSUE. THANK YOU duties require pleasant, adaptable, conscien­ s kills into gold Join the INCOME TAX non Dermatologists of- Opportunlty for one 3. Experience Call Mrs pay. benefits. 647-8596 venient location tlslng In the Manchester He­ flce. Part-time, Greater Manchester vacations Self- full-time, experienced, perienced person. FOR YOUR professionals at Cen­ rald, Advertiser hereby Chilson, 643-9266 or tious, non-smoking person preferred. Experience $139,900 Philips Real tury 21. Epstein Realty. PREPARATION attractive working con­ area Seeking enthusi­ starter Various duties career-minded person 528-2101.______Degree In Early Child- SALES Position-Full or COOPERATIONIII ED CARROLL'S PAINTING For A agrees to protect, Indemnify astic. energetic, and pa rt- ti me specialty a plus, but can train the right person. Excellent Estate. 742-1450D 647-8895 □ INDIVIDUAUBUSINESS and hold harmless the Man­ ditions. extensive pa­ Will train. Apply in motivated and aggres­ W e’ll hood Education pre­ Professional painting and wall­ goal-oriented Individ­ s to re ... A pp ly H. L DAN MOSLER chester Herald, Its officers tient contact. Salary person. Mail Room, 341 sive. Call Bob Klernan. help you word your ad. ferred. Call 647-0788 or benefits. Please forward resume to; papering. Prompt, courteous, Free, Prompt ual for part-time Pro­ James. 646-9500 and employees against any negotiable. No even­ E . C e n te r St. 649-1147 or 646-3824 643-2711. 649-9228 649-3329 dependable, insured. end all liability, loss or ings or weekends. Posi­ gram Directorposition Manchester^______Suite 205 expense. Including attof- Responsibilities in­ WALLACE-TUSTIN FREE ESTIMATES! tion avaiiable imme- DENTAL Receptionist MANAGEMENT Estimate nevs' fees, arising from clude: volunteer devel­ CALL diateiy Phone Part-time afternoon po­ Claire's Boutiques, the nation's 477 Connecticut Blvd. Realty 644-5667 PROVCHG TAX & FINANOAL claims of unfair trode practi­ opment, planning and 643«693 ces, Infringement of trade­ 871-9441.______sition very light typing largest womens' accessories E. Hartford, CT 06108 ACCOUNTNGSBtVICESTO 875-9094 implementation of ser­ chain expands in Connecticut. We A 22 Morgan Farms Drive marks, trade names or pat­ BOOKKEEPER- and bookkeeping. 644- vice and rehabilitation BUSINESS AND NDMDUAL& ents, violation of rights ot Approximmate 15 1509______are seeking experienced retailers South Windsor, CT 06074 and public education Attn: Mary CUSTOM PAINTING/ ------privacy and Infringement ot hours per week. Knowl­ W PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... J to till Store Manager, Assistant H.M.IGDALSKY,CPA programs Send re­ copyright and proprietary edgeable In accounts ONE OF THE nicest Manager, and Sales positions. 150 N. Main SL, Manchester WALLPAPERING SERVICES CONCRETE rights, unfair competition sume to: Executive Di­ receivable, accounts things about want ads is Wo oiler excellent sfllary, bone- Over 20 veas experience — — and libel and slander, which rector, 243 E. Center their low cost. Another Is lits, merchandise d l^ u n ts and 647-4810 odily.reliabMy. may result from the publlco- payable, payroll and ft WITH THE HERALD’S ^ ^ St . Manchester 06040. their quick action. Try a growth potential. For confidential NEED EXTRA CASH? Ftee^imeles. WET /lon of any advertisement In general ledger. Must Reterences & Fuly Insured the Manchester Herald by have PC experience TToUSEKEE^^EFTea’nT to wont od today! appointment call S. Godek. Dis­ WORK AT HOME BASEMENTS? advertiser. Including adver­ Please call 64^5628 4pm every weekend [5 VALENTINE trict Manager at 203-881 -1850 or CARPENTRY/ 8726383 Free estimates.& written guaran­ Please contact house­ 1 x 1 1 /2 tisements In any free distri­ MEDICAL wishing will not sell any­ appty in person at: Come join our Team of Home REMODELING tee. Hatchways, toundaiicn aada, bution publications pub­ keeping supervisor at Assistant/Nurse- thing ... a low-cost ad In •750 TOP KAPI gravity teeds, tile lines, diy weBt, lished by the Monchester 643-5151______Classified will. Why nof Herald. Penny Sleffert, Needed approximately West Farm e M all sump pumps, vrindow web & drato- An Equal Opportunity Employgf ■ IT‘ iJ' McHugh Himself Publisher. 3 days per week for RN/LPN-lmmediate Medi­ ploce one today! 643-2711. TELEMARKETERS COLTART CARPENTRY age lines. Over 40 years experi­ busy Dermatology of­ cal Care Center has a For all your carpentry needs. Painting & wallpapering at ence. References part-time opening for UNIQUE, exciting part- LEVES ALBERT ZUCCARO fice Medical assisting Discriminating buyers will enjoy this meticu­ Additions to fit your style. Its best Free Estimstfes. Fully experience preferred nurse with recent acute time job (10 hours per POSTAL JOBS Decks, roofs, porches, finished WATER PROOFING m 1 d L 0 S T Insured. Establisheed 1974. HARTFORD Please send resume to' or ambulatory expe­ week) for an energetic, Must be self motivated! lously maintained 2 bedroom end unit ranch basements. References & Low lOnAND FOUND rience in our Manches­ enthusiastic Individual Prices. 1-11-4tC 1-12-4tB. 563-3006 Penny A Lowenstein Start at $10.39/Hr. Must be excellent in Selling! with full basem ent and garage at Lydall I 643-9321 - ter office. Hours in­ working in a home MANCHESTER LOST: Adult, female hou- M D.. 300 Hebron Ave . \ 633-1835 Suite 211. Glastonbury. clude 3 ten hour shifts a based program with a 5 For exam and ap­ You will fee! Right at Home! Woods. $141,900. secat. No collar Brow­ 646-3361 CT 06033 or call Anne, week and 1 weekend a year old Au this tic child plication informa­ Also, dampness proofing concrsle j n is h color Scott We use the Option Interested? 633-1543.______month Interested ap­ tion, call: Wall Papering and Painting walls & floors______Dr./Salter’s Pond area plicants call Personnel Method, a non- HARDWARE Clerk-Part For more information call MANCHESTER $142,900 W E D E L IV E R 30 years Experience 649-8608______or send resume to ludgmental child di­ time, experience pre­ For Home Delivery. Cell Insurance, References and FOUND: 1/29. Young I m m e d ia te M ed ica l rected therpy outlined 219-836-8157 647-9946 ferred Apply Conyer's tiger striped cat Des­ Care Center. 2080 Silas in the book and TV ext. 654 Free Estimates R00FING/8IDIN6 Hardware, 63 Tolland Between 3 and 6 pm 647-9946 cribed as a stray. Plea­ Deane Hwy , Rocky movie Son-Rise Call V Trpk . Manchester, CT. 1x2 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Ask for Elaine Monday lo Friday. 9 to 6 MARTY MATtSSON sant St. area 649-3490 Hill. CT. 649-4978 tlQ O O 7 days 649-4431 MCDOWELL'S PART TIME CUSTODIAL HANDYMEN/CARPEKTERS I ANNDUNCEMENT8 ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS I CiMnIng HuilIng, CatpeMiy, Remodalng A&R PAINTING & HELP WANTED FOREMAN ' Rwnnibly Priced ROOFING, YOU CAN HELP THE Frae Etllm ttes WALLPAPERING I4anchesler Public Sctxxilt b Q tH •tartod in th tt oo2y. 5 room, 3 bodroom FUnch with on« oar oaraM. Al C ell Answered Extorior/lntefior SIDING AND seeking a custodial foreman 2nd Livtrig room faalurat tiraplaoa with b uil-in bookshafvM turrouridoa by in« RIck'* Handyman & Rostdonlial and Commordal LITTLE Caesars pea cur­ shiti (12:30pm-fl;00pm) Must warrrth of pir>« panaling. Hardwood floora throughout, large worhrtg araa Over 20 yrs. experience rently has openings for SECOND ANNUAL HEALTH CARE kitchan wrtn teparala aat-in araa, paneling and buiH-m storage cabt- Carpantry Service have knowle^e ol lay-out and r>ets.Or>elul bath and a lull basement, l^ e iita r io r faatures stone front and •FREE eelimatos GUHERS managers and part- scheduling ol custodial work and garden araa la n d s c ^ n g including stone walls plus stair waliw ay laadmg to 646-1948 time assistant manag­ iKe lenoed-in yard. O oni rm s th« onel Moeloes: Oenite Raale. Call Anytime, 289-9155 YE OLDE COMPUTER an ability to train employees. SHORTAGE. DIRECTIONS: Oakland Street strasjht onto Summit Street or East Conlar For a prompt estimate in al ers. Call Gary at 646- Management position. Salary Street lo Summit. 4300.______Send a message of love $30,000. Contad Mr. Willred MANCHESTER $239,900 I WEEKEND CARPENTER job that's done in a profes-| COOK-Part time, child­ FAIRE & FLEA MARKET Dion, Director ol Building and HOW ELECTRICAL care setting. Child care to your Valentine on Grounds, Manchosler Public Chair Caning/Weaving skmal timely manner. workers, part-time, af­ •SOFTWARE Schools, 22 School St., Manch- Quality workmanship at low ternoons. Please call •COMMERCIAL February 14**' ealer.CT 06040. 647-3511. BECOME A (x»st. 10 yrs. expenenco. Call Valerie at 646-7090. eoe DUMAS ELECTRIC •SHAREWARE 1 x 2 * /2 Call Joe after 6 pm. NATIONAL H E aT t H H i Service changes, 875-9094 AGENCY- Seeking en­ •HARDWARE (NEW & USED) 11250 DENTAL ASSISTANT 649-8464 additional wiring and thusiastic. energetic, •COMPUTER SUPPLIES W E D E L IV E R repairs on existing goal-oriented individ­ For Home Delivery. Cell MASTER CARPENTER homes. Quality work at 24 Hour Sen/ioe ual with sales ability •USERS GROUPS CONTACTS or A PRACTICAL NURSE 647-9946 W o r^ won't do H on this onet You ! have to see this home lor yourseH to affordable prices'. Fully Insured And and flexible hours for •ONLINE DATABASE SEARCHES CALL believe and appreciate all the value that goes with A. There is a large eal-in Doors and windows to cuskxn buH Entirely owner operated. Mondey lo Friday. 9 to 6 kkehen, beautiful Irving room with hardwood floors, bay window and fue- the part-time Program Call Windham Regional I Ncjc&losmai. 27 years exp. Call Director position for l^aoe plus too many features lo describe here. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. For Licensed a first hand inspection please attend our Open House. Hostess; Suzzie Joseph Dumas the greater Windham SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1990 Tripoli FREE ESTIMATES 643-2711 Now Is the lime to run an Technical School DIRECTIONS; 1384 to Main S t r e e t^ h l on Charter Oak lo right on Gardner ^15 Years Experience area. Responsiblitles •SENIOR DISCOUNTS ad In classified to sell that Street. Follow to Wyndeing Hill f 646-5253 include: emphasis on 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. k to place your ■OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE References community organka- comera you no longer 210 Birch Street D.F. REALE, INC. tlon, volunteer devel­ Manchester Community College use. NEIL MILLER Is advertising expensive? All Our Work Is opment, planning and o . special message REAL ESTATE You'll be surprlst*d now Implementing, service Lowe Building Program Center "EASY DOES IT" Is the Willimantic, Ct 175 Main St., Manchester economical It Is fc adver­ Guaranteed 646-5692 tise In Classified. 643-2711. and rehabilitation and way to describe placing a 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 education programs. 60 Bidwell Street, Manchester, CT P,S. Deadline is 10 a.m., Feb. 1 2 0 1 ,1990 want ad. Just coll 643-2711 456-3879, ext. I l l Send resume to: Execu­ General Admission $2.00; Children 12 and under $1.00 and we do the rest! tive Director, 29 Ivan- hlll St . Wllllmantic, CT For further information, contact Samuel Davis, 203-647-6282 06226 ESS yiu.

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