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such forms that you are not reporting with an return, you must be prepared to start paying your 1985 Under Ihe new tax law. you need wail only for more explanation of why you aren't reporting the sale. taxes. The first installment payment of your 1985 lax than six months to sell stocks or other investments you may also be due April 15. 1985. If you don t prepay bought after June 22, 1984, at a profit that will be taxed Your W ARNING! Report all income! The IRS has been enough of your 1985 tax through your estimated lax as the more favorable long-term capital gain. On your checking on an increasing scale whether taxpayers payments or through your withholding, you can be hit Money's with a penalty that will be figured at 1 3 percent until at pre-June 23, 1984. investments, you have to wait for WU are including in their returns all the income reported more than a year to qualify as long-terrn gains (during as paid to them by banks, corporations, etc. Taxes least June .30, 1985. The IRS will then set a new rate. which time your paper profit may shrink drastically K k Worth have been assessed, plus interest, on any income Generally, you must pay an estimated tax if you or drop away altogether.) Sylvia Porter unreported by the taxpayer. expect to owe, after withholding and credits, at le a « $500 in tax for 1985; and expect yodr withholding to be Jlanrhfatpr Mrralft This is a highly important change to all investors. For 1984 returns, the IRS is getting even tougher. less than 80 percent of the tax sl)dwn on your 1985 tax, ...... _____ * Kilrknrlav/Monday, PoKFeb. 18, 1985 — Single copy: 25point where it is no longer a significant his fiscal policies and the Federal something that's out of your control, it After being admitted, the Columbia resident had to Shirley Schoeneberger of 54 Perkins St. has "p erfect” operation to implant the being "w ell under control," should not factor in personal and business deci­ Reserve's light control of the flow of could turn around." have emergency orthopedic surgery, said her joined the staff of the Joyce G. Epstein Realty Co. world's third man-made heart and be considered in any sense a victory, a sions," the report said. “ The reduction money. husband, Russell Wheeler. She is now out of the at .349 E. Center St, v He also warned if projected $230 waved to his family during a visit group of economists said Friday. of inhation to the neighborhood of 4 hospital’s intensive care unit, but requires additonal plastic-and-metal device. Schoeneberger "The recovery has fostered a new billion budget deficit is not decreased, today, doctors said. The Committee to Fight Inflation, led percent is in no sense a victory." surgery before she can be released, he said. Haydon’s clinical condition was has been a licensed sense of confidence in America's inflation could rise again. Dr. Allan M. Lansing, medical by Henry Fowler, President Johnson's The committee also warned that Meanwhile, employees at CIGNA Insurance Co. in listed as critical but stable today. realtor for several economic future as it offers the In his fiscal 1986 budget, Reagan director of the Humana Heart Institute, treasury secretary, said in a report there is a serious danger that the rate of Hartford have donated 52 pints of blood specifically to Dr. William DeVries, the pioneer years and has re­ pro.spect of .sustained economic growth proposed cutting $50 billion from the said Haydon's vital signs were "ex­ that although 4 percent inflation seems inflation, rather than further declining, Mrs. Wheeler, said Naomi Blank, CIGNA's surgeon who implanted both Schroed- presented Busy Bee with low and .stable inflation for the deficit, with harsh program cuts while tremely stable." low in comparison to the double-digit coordinator of Contributions and Civic Affairs. er’s Jarvik-7 heart and a similar model Products in the could increase. first time in many years," Reagan's allowing military spending to rise. “ I'm very plea.sed to tell you Mr. levels of the late 1970s. it is well above budget said. Russell Wheeler is chief medical technologist at Murray Haydon hud a very uneventful that kept Dr. Barney Clark alive for 112 Manchester area. "Obviously, if you go from a 13 Senate Republicans are working on the average rate of 1.5 percent that CIGNA. night," Lansing told reporters. "H ehas days, completed the implant in a She is a past presi­ percent rate (in 1980) to 4 percent But Broida said Friday that much of their own deficit-cutting package prevailed between the Korean and The amount. Blank noted, is probably more than done extremely well.” record three hours and 28 minutes and dent of the Ver- you've made enormous progress," said the decline in inflation was due to a which is likely to take more from the Vietnam wars. Wheeler will need. Lansing said Haydon showed no pronounced it flawless. planck School PTA. Art Broida, secretary of the committee drop in oil prices and commodity military and less from domestic The bipartisan group said a 4 percent During the heaviest part of Tuesday's storm, Mrs. signs of excessive bleeding, unlike Ihe "Perfect. It couldn't have gone and a reside” * Vniin,,- -it the conservate prices, and the "strong U.S. dollar — programs. rate of inflation .still cuts the purchas­ Wheeler — who is a nuclear technologist at the second artificial heart patient Bill better," a smiling DeVries told a video Index rises Veterans Administration hospital in Newington — Schroeder, who had to be rushed back cameraman recording the historic on failures was driving home when she lost control of her car on into surgery to correct a bleeding operation at Humana H osp ital Route 6 in Andover and skidded on a wet road into problem just hours after his implant. Audubon. NEW YORK - Times are tough oncoming traffic, her husband said. With the laek of Weeding doctors Dr, Robert Jarvik, developer of the The Dun 8c Brad- She was rushed to MMH, where doctors said she were able to adumisiter blood thinners patented device that bears his name, street Business would need surgery, and at least two pints of blood. to Haydon, reducing the risk of stoke said he hoped the success would mean Failure Index rose for black lawyers Wheeler said. Wheeler said that doctors waited 24 due to blood clotting. from now on, “ there will always be a 2.3 points to 73.7 in hours before operating. Doctors added aspirin, which acts as patient living with an artificial heart." the week ended Jan. While his wife was in surgery the next day, Wheeler He said he no longer considered the DETROIT (UPI) — Blacks remain "second cla.ss a blood thinner, to the anticoagulant 25. the second con­ was at the CIGNA office, where fellow employees heart experimental. citizens" fighting against the stereotypes of a drug, a course doctors said they would secutive weekly in­ happened to be participating in a Red Cross blood Jarvik. who was in the operating white-dominated legal profession, minority lawyers follow after Schroeder suffered a crease in the index. _ . . drive. stroke 18 days after his surgery. room during surgery, said he felt The current index Schoenberger told the American Bar Association. He donated a pint of blood and requested that it go “ great” upon hearing one nurse say: Few blacks. Hispanics and other minorities are in Lansing said the process of weaning indicates that the directly to his wife, who was then at MMH in need of "Boy, this is a dull operation.” major law firms, and .still fewer are judges, law Haydon from a respirator continued level of failures in the latest week is more than '26 blood. Wlieeler hjmself has donated almost 18 gallons Haydon, 58, a retired autoworker and. professors and bar leaders, was the conclusion late today, and he said Haydon might be percent below the average level of weekly ofhloo8'to.U# R«d GiVi8s in the past 18 years. Blank former barber from suburban Louis­ Thursday after 20 hours of testimony by 85 witnesses able to breath on his own by the end of failures in the base month for the index. October said. ville. awoke from his anesthetic in the before an ABA task force studying how some 25,000 the day. 1983. Wheeler said that a short time after he had donated Haydon's artificial heart rale was set intensive care unit about five hours minorities fare as lawyers. blood Wednesday, he met a friend who offered to sign The low level of the current Dun 8c Bradstreet at 60 beats per minute and may be after doctors closed his chest. Unable ‘Racism is alive and well in Am erica," said Samuel another pint over to Mrs. Wheeler. Soon, employees Business Failure, Discontinuance, and Closings increased to a more normal 70 beats to speak because of the respirator tube Johnson, who described his effort to become the fir.st throughout the building had heard of the Wheelers' Indices can be partially attributed to the fact that later today, Lansing said. down his windpipe, he squeezed his black hired by a Vermont law firm. hardship and were donating their own blood to the business activity slowed in two of the preceding His wife and children visited and he wife Juanita's hand in recognition. ‘Black lawyers are out of vogue," he said, referring accident victim. five weeks due to holidays. The three Dun 8c waved at them. Haydon, a one pack-a-day smoker to what many agreed is a political climate opposed to By the end of the day's drive, 52 employees — more Bradstreet indices listed are all calculated using Haydon's inte.stinal tract showed until he quit when his heart disease was five-week moving averages. steps such as affirm ative action to help blacks. than half of the day’s donors — had sig n ^ their biood diagnosed in 1981, was considered too Some accused the ABA, the nation's large.st iawyers good signs of activity and doctors over to Mrs. Wheeler. would begin feeding him today. old for a heart transplant and had been group, of tackling the exclusion of minorities simply “ Once he started it, everyone came down and Pioneer appoints tw,o "W e will probably start with tube given only weeks to live without an to build up its flagging membership rolls. The started doing it,” Blank said. artificial heart. The cause of his 107-year-old group excluded minorities until the 1950s feeding and he could have a few sips of NEW YORK — Pioneer Systems Inc., the “ I was overwhelmed,” said Russeli Wheeler of his disease, which resulted in a weight loss and today only a small percentage of its 300,000 clear liquid today," Lansing said. parent company of parachute and recovery- colleagues’ generosity. “ We probably had the blood Lansing said Schroeder today con­ of 25 pounds in the past weeks, was systems manufacturers in Manchester, has members are black or Hispanic. replaced before they had it in her arm ," he said. never determined. 'It's taken the movement of a number of minorities tinued to gain strength after a more announced two appointments. "People know that Russ gives blood and that it is DeVries took 7‘,*! hours to itm lant the through law school into the profession," before the UPI photo than two-week bout with a fever, which Douglas K. Smith has joined Pioneer as important," Blank explained. “ They just knew that device in Barney Clarki iq;|^iS82lit;|fcwe2 Salt ABA was willing to confront the problem, acknol- Lansing said had diminished. executive vice president, and Robert J. Manzuk this was somthing they could do to help a fellow Lake City operation t r' « ^ by a wedged task force member Norman Redlich, dean of We’il keep golhg Lansing Sunday said an examination has been appointed vice president of business employee.” Herald pholo by Ptnto problem with the bionicc hdSI n and 6>a a New York law school. of Haydon's main vessel leading from development. rebuild. The airline has cut its payroll in Wheeler said although his wife is still in serious his heart .showed there was “ perhaps hours with Schroeder, which was Alan H. Greenstadt, president of Pioneer The ABA is spending $125,000 to examine what most Hugh Culverhouse, who holds a con­ condition, she’s out of immediate danger. "She’s slow less chance” he would .suffer a stroke slowed by scar tissue from previous Systems, said Smith is filling a new corporate witnesses described as a dilemma for nearly every trolling interest in Provincetown- half. It was grounded federal officials Good hiking day but sure," he said. like Schroeder did Dec. 1,3. surgery. Haydon had not undergone position required by the company's continuing minority lawyer. alleged safety and bookkeeping viola­ Boston Airline, tells reporters at Bos­ He said he became an avid blood donor because one Robert Dennison of Spring Street takes a winter stroll across the Haydon Sunday became the third any previous heart surgery. growth and complexity of operations. Smith will time while he was working in a hospital he saw an "A large percentage of the bar basically views ton’s Logan Airport Friday that the tions after three fatal crashes in 1984. man being kept alive by the Jarvik-7 Schroeder, who has had difficulty work with Greenstadt both in managing existing automobile accident victim who required 97 pints of bridge near Highland Falls in Manchester. His companions are black lawyers as ‘second class citizens' in a profession mechanical heart, ending Schroeder's speaking since suffering the stroke and operations as well as identifying and pursuing airline will not cut services and plans to his grandson and his dog. Beau. The Dennison famiiy owns the which only recognizes ‘first class' competency,” blood in one week. seif-claimed title as the "bionic man,” remains hospitalized at Humana, rep­ corporate development opportunities. “ That meant 97 people had to give a pint of their testified Anthony Adams of Detroit, representing the bridge and the land near the falls. The pleasant weather during when doctors replaced Haydon's dis­ lied, “ Thai's good,” when told of Before joining Pioneer Systems, Smith was a blood,” he said. “ So as iong as I ’m healthy. I ’m going National Conference of Black Lawyers. the past few days brought many people into the open air. eased and enlarged heart with the Haydon's successful implant. management consultant with McKinsey 8c Co. to keep doing it.” "Often times black lawyers are treated discourte­ Rudman hits Boston bank Inc. and a lawyer with the Los Angeles law firms of Armstrong, Hindler 8c Barnet and Irell 8c ously by court personnel. ... Black lawyers are CONCORD, N.H. (U P I) — Sen. cisely why we’re reopeniag the Rudman, vice chairman of the Manella. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School systematically excluded from the ‘old boy's network' Warren Rudman, R-N.H., Friday hearings," he said. Senate’s Permanent Subcommit­ Legislator and received his undergraduate degree from of referrals ... (and) denied access to capital by banks called Bank of Boston’s failure to Bank of Boston pleaded guilty to tee on Investigations, told repor­ Westmoreland withdraws Yale University. to further expand or modernize our practices,” report international cash transac­ a felony charge last week, admit­ ters that inquiries into the Bank of Manzuk's primary responsibility wiil be to Adams said. tions "incredible” and admitted ting it did not file required reports Boston and other large institutions direct the development and marketing of the previous Senate panels made a of $1.2 billion . in international could begin next week. demands company's military and aerospace programs on The situation of Hispanics is equally dismal, said Virginia Martinez, a.Hispanic lawyer from Chicago. mistake by only investigating currency transfers. He said new Senate hearings the West Coast. Manzuk is based in the company's smaller banks. A federal affidavit also said the could start in five weeks. his libel suit against CBS San Diego, Calif., office. She said a judge told her she was “ charming” before dismissing a voting rights case she had tried for three "W e never assumed that large Angiulo family, reputed leaders of Rudman said the investigation barriers Before joining Pioneer Systems, Manzuk was financial institutions ... would organized crime in New England, will focus strictly on large banks. months. She said she was so offended she has not been apology for the 90-minutc 1982 more testimony from Hawkins, associated with Teledyne Corp. and Goodyear possibly let that drop through the used large sums of cash to buy He said investigators should be out NEW YORK (UPI) — William in a courtroom since the incident three years ago. documentary “ The Uncounted “ 60 Minutes” star Mike Wallace WESTPORT (UPI) — Too many Aerospace Corp. He is a veteran of the U.S. Air craeks," Rudman said. "W e made cashier's checks from the bank. in the field "across the country" by Westmoreland, the spit- and-polish Enemy: A Vietnam Deception.” and others. deaths involving incidents where Force and has authored several technical papers. a very big mistake. Our hearings Bank of Boston reportedly put next week observing cash four-star general who led troops in Gilbert Cassellas of the Hispanic National Bar, A CBS affiliate reported that At issue in the trial was the cars cro.ss metal dividers and said: "T o put it bluntly, minority lawyers remain on should have involved a number of two Angiulo-controlled companies transactions. three wars, has retreated from his both sides would agree they had network’s documentary that collide with traffic going the other the outskirts of the profession "H e cited as reasons an major banks. on a special list that exempt them "F irst it will focus on how could protracted battle with CBS and received a fair trial and that “ CBS charged the general deliberately way have officials recommending inability to ‘fit in,' lack of mentors and role models, “ Our previous assumption was from reporting cash transactions there be such a systems failure in withdrawn a $120 million libel suit, would not disavow the underestimated enemy troop a lower speed limit and the Scott completes course and racial bias. ' absolutely invalid and that’s pre­ of $10,000 or more. such a large bank," Rudman said. the network has announced. documentary.” _ strength in Vietnam just before Ihe removal of the metal barriers. Kimberly A. Scott -of Manchester, a local His decision to withdraw came 1968 Tet offensive. Rep. Elinor F. Wilber, R- representative for Mutual of Omaha and United on the eve of the trial's 19th week. LAST WEEK, RETIRED GEN. Fairfield, co-chairman of the Le­ of Omaha, recently completed an insurance Lawyers had told Westmoreland Joseph McChrislian, Westmore­ IN RESPONSE TO THE pro­ gislature's Transportaion Com­ course at the Career Sales Institute in Omaha, “ his case was falling apart,” due in land’s chief of intelligence in early gram, and what he called CBS's mittee, called for quick Nebraska. Diverse cultures ruin corporate mergers part to the recent testimony of 1967, and retired Col. Gains Haw­ attempt to hold him up to "scorn, installation of concrete medial The course is designed to develop professional former subordinates, legal sources kins, in charge of the Order of contempt and ridicule,” the 70- barriers on the busy, main artery marketing skills with health and life insurance Bv Gall Collins synergy, merging the best qualities in a growth-oriented company that fails to told Cable News Network. between New York and New 35-year-life.” he said. When Bennigson CBS released a statement Sun­ Battle, a roster of enemy troop year-old general filed the $120 products as well as the companies' other United Press International visited, he discovered employees still both companies. An aerospace com­ accept that knee-jerk cost sensitivity, England. day night that said: “ At a news estimates, testified as defense million libel suit against the multi-line coverages. described each other as "M r. Smith, pany, for instance, may buy a consu­ he added, "everything will deteriorate “ I just think that we should slow conference (Monday), Gen. Wil­ witnesses against the general in network, Wallace, CBS producer Scott is associated with the William Retallack NEW YORK — Corporate culture from Company A” and "Mary, from mer products firm envisioning a very, very rapidly." everything down,” Wilber said liam C. Westmoreland and CBS U.S. District Court in Manhattan. George Crile and former CIA Division Office, the Mutual and United agency in specialist Larry Bennigson re­ Company B.” merger of the engineers' technical Corporate culture clashes can ruin a Saturday following the crash that will jointly announce the discontin­ McChristian said Westmoreland analyst Samuel Adams, a consul­ Rocky Hill. members visiting one company that wizardry with the new company's merger, but they seldom become an occurred during the homebound When a merger or takeover occurs, uance of the Westmoreland libel called an updated, higher estimate tant on the program. just couldn't get over the bad feelings of Bennigson said, management may say marketing skills. issue during takeover talks. Bennigson of enemy strength a "political rush Friday in Westport. suit against CBS.” Westmoreland, a ramrod- a merger — even though it had one thing to employees, but "the real said. Since October, seven people New businesses on rise More often than not, the result is a The exact time and location of bombshell” and added, "What am straight soldier and once the happened 35 years before. "Thinking about corporate culture have died in three accidents messages are in the moves that are clash rather than a complement. In the the news conference were not I going to tell the president? What youngest two-star general in the NEW YORK — The number of new business “ You could walk in and almost the doesn’t come naturally to most manag­ involving a vehicle that crossed the made — who gets what job, who’s case above, for instance, "the ivory immediately available. am I going to tell the Congress? Army, led American troops in incorporations in the first eight months of 1984 first thing people talked about was who ers. When a deal’s being put together, metal dividers on busy Interstate forced to m ove." tower orientation of the aerospace CNN and The New York Times What will the press reaction be?” Vietnam during the crucial escala­ increased by 7.5 percent to 431,228 from 401,286 in were the white hats and who were the the immediacy of money and politics Hawkins had delivered a report 95 and collided with vehicles When it comes to melding two company clashed with the marketing reported that no money would be tion of the war between 1964 and the same period of 1983, according to Dun h black hats,” said Bennigson, senior tends to drive out more reasoned of enemy troop estimates to traveling in the opposite direction. companies into one, “ there are more firm’s emphasis on financial results," paid to the retired general by CBS. 1968. Bradstreet Corp. vice president of Management Analy­ considerations of how these organiza­ Westmoreland in May 1967, prior On Friday, a empty tanker truck people making unnecessary mistakes Bennigson said. "A productive rela­ and there would no retraction or He was a dedicated military man "N ew incorporations reached an all-time high sis' Center Inc. tions would work together." to the devastating January 1968 and two cars in the westbound than doing it right," Bennigson con­ tionship never developed.” and fought in Europe and Africa of 600,400 in 1983, and it appears that another new MAC is a Cambridge, Mass.-based Once the deal is done, he added, the Tet offensive, and testified that the lanes sideswlpped before the truck cluded. "M ergers are a very tough A corporate culture is in part the during World War II, in Korea and record will be established in 1984," said Joseph W. consulting firm that is often called in winners tend to ride roughshod over the general called his estimate “ politi­ crashed through the metal divider game. No more than half work out to product of a firm ’s basic business, and in Indochina. Duncan, corporate economist and chief statisti­ for "damage control" when mergers or losers. “ They think they’re right and and broadsided an eastbound car. new management alters it at its own cally unacceptable. ” The war in Vietnam never had cian of The Dun 8i Bradstreet Corp. “ The takeovers result in a case of clashing anyone’s real satisfaction.” - they’ve got the power to do it. People peril, Bennigson said. Inside Toda^ The Washington Post, quoting the glamor or the public accep­ The car, bearing West Virginia dramatic Increase in new incorporations is a corporate cultures. Corporate culture is a relatively new will end up destroying the real value of sources close to the case, reported tance as the previous campaigns, license plates, was dragged over direct result of the sharp nse in entrepreneurial term that refers to something that’s what they’ve got.” In the case of the 35-year-old “ The imporant thing is that the new Monday that some of Westmore­ but his position never wavered. UPI photo the embankment with the truck activity sparked by the strong economic recovery takeover, Bennigson discovered, the existed as long as there has been management realize what parts of the Bennigson expects, however, that 20 pages, 2 sections land’s friends, attorneys and finan­ “ I was given a job. I was and burst into flames, killing its and expansion during the past two years," he business. “ It's the way things are done culture are critical to the success of the businesses will start giving more bad feeling had come when the . 12 Obituaries. ___10 cial backers suggested he drop the carrying out national policy to the General William Westmoreland, shown here in an two occupants. said. around a corporation, the basic idea thought to corporate culture in the Advica___ acquiring company moved 85 percent business. For instance, in a distribution B u tln au - . 20 Opinion . ____ 6 case followingHpwkin’stesllmony best of my ability,” he once said. October, 1984 file photo, will drop his $120 million libel State police had tentative identi­ Six states reported increases in new incorpora­ people have about how to do business, business, one of their cultural values is future. "There’s enough smoke and .18-19 Peoplatalk. ____2 of the other firm 's top people north, so ClMSIllad- last week. "That policy was set by civilian ties of the victims but withheld tions of 20 percent or more in the first eight how you should manage, organize and very tight cost control, a great respect discontent on the merger and acquisi­ C o m la - ____8' S po ns_ _ _ .11-14 suit against CBS, it was confirmed today. The network the company's research people would EntartaInmanL . 12 Talevltlon . ___a The jury of six men and six authority. We in the military them until confirmed by dental months. The largest increase was recorded in be near the production facility. treat people," Bennigson said. for detail. That's very important in a tion horizon. It’s perfectly safe to say L olla ry------_ 2 Waalher _ ___ 2 women in the case had been carried out the civilian directives. and the general had scheduled a press conference this Vermont at 28.9 percent. "That caused so much resentment it When one company acquires low-margin distribution business." managements who figure out how to do expected to hear about two weeks I have no apology at all.” morning to make the official announcement. Please lum to page 10 laid down scar tissue that has at least a another, it may hope to achieve a If a distribution firm is taken over bv it will have a comnetitive eHoe •• MANCHESTER IIEKALD, Monday, Feb. IH. 1985 — 3

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. IB. 1985 I ' Pioneer Sullivan takes her job in stride Manchester Bicyclists want "The other folks we call payload By James H. Ludwin sure we get trom the technical part of hopes to fly again in 1986. In Brief There is a realization that “ you’ re specialists — in a sense passengers — path near roads United Press International making these dynamic missions now doing the job in undoubtedly the someone with a unique experiment, or work.” she said. a company is launching a satellite and Squirrel briefly KOs 911 Sullivan was in Providence to confer world’s most unique and the world’s PROVIDENCE, R.I. — News reports wants someone aboard” with specific described her as the first American with geologists at Brown University most beautiful environment.” But the to be extended knowledge of the equipment, she said. about the results of her observations public view of the “ fun and play time” 4: The Manchester Police Department dispatch­ woman to walk in space, but shuttle That in itself is a statement about the ing center was without power for about 20 minutes and several experiments during the is just a small part of what goes on. she astronaut Dr. Kathryn Sullivan says advances made in spaceflight technol­ By Susan Vaughn ' October 1984 mission of the shuttle said. Saturday morning after a squirrel became the true joy of her profession is not the ogy, Sullivan said. Instead of a.stor- tangled in an outside wire, closing down the Herald Reporter Challenger. During that mission, she Sullivan was born in Paterson. N.J., ‘‘Disneyland’' aspect of spaceflight. nauts performing the experiments. became the first American woman to but makes her home in Woodland Hills, r town’s 911 emergency telephone system briefly, “ I didn't join NASA to ride Space NASA can now say, “ Get aboard and police and a Northeast Utilities spokeswoman A bikeway parallel to the new section of Interstate "walk " in space. Calif. She has a doctorate in geology Mountain (a Disney amusement we’ll take you there.’’ said today. 84 from Wickham Park to Veterans Memorial Park in “ The human enjoyment is really a and made geological observations on ride),” she said in a recent interview. But while part-time astronauts who The town fire department was called when the East Hartford Ls currently under construction and sidelight.” .shesaid. “ It’s so hard when the Challenger mission. But she does " I joined NASA to help ... go after the work for private companies are becom­ outage occured at 9:23 a.m. to start the police bicyclists would like to see it extended a good deal answers” to scienti.sts' questions about you have the limited amount of not consider herself a geologist. ing commonplace, the shuttleprogram station’s emergency electrical generator. further. exposure some people have, about “I’m an arbiter crewmember,” Earth and its environment. is still limited to people with a need to A police spokesman said only the first floor of Besides connecting the two parks, the three and a minute and a half per mission.” Sullivan said. “ My profession is Sullivan. 33. does not downplay the By. the station was affected, including the front-desk half miles of bikeway that are already funded, will experience of spaceflight, but she says "I'm not criticizing the job the media mission specialist. Geology is a strong include a stretch running north-south to Spencer “ 1 don’t think we’re yet at th e... buy a area and the dispatching room. The area lost all the public should know that the is doing,” Sullivan said. " I f you showed interest but on a very minor scale Street along the spur that will connect 1-84 to ticket come aboard stage,” she said. ■■i us pounding instructions into a compu­ compared with NASA,” Sullivan said. electrical, telephone and radio service, the adventure is only a small part of it. “ There’s still a lot of work to be done.” spokesman, Sgt. Patrick Reeves said. Interstate 384. ter, it would be boring to the 6 o'clock "A mission specialist’s job is to do "The ‘golly gee whiz' (of space Sullivan said her spacewalk was "a The NU spokeswoman said the squirrel caused A group of bicyclists backed by tbe Manchester news.” whatever is called for,” said Sullivan, flight) is an awful lot of fun. but not at minor note” but “ a very happy one a short circuit in the wire. Advisory Park and Recreation Commission is urging It is “ impossible to portray ... to who was admitted to NASA in 1978. the expense of the technical chal­ because I wanted to do it — not to ASTRONAUT KATHRYN SULLIVAN state and town officials to extend the bicycle-jogging anybody but the insiders” the intrica­ Despite the title of specialist, “ It is lenges.” she said. ” 1 wish we could become the first American woman. . . . first lady to walk in space path through other sections of Manchester and South communicate better the intense plea­ cies of a mission, said Sullivan, who definitely a generalist’s job.” Unemployment claims down Windsor and into Hartford to make a nearly continuous 20-mile route. But funding for that project The average number of unemployment claims is in doubt, the officials said. filed in Manchester during the two weeks ending The first stretch of the 3.5-mile bikeway for which Weather Feb. 9 totalled 1,439 — a 2.8 percent decline over funding has been committed is to be built near Peopletalk the previous two-week period, the state Labor Wickbam Park and the new Exit 92 interchange, said Department has reported. John Kores, transportation planner and bicycle UPI photo Today’s forecast Claims filed throughout the state averaged coordinator for the state Department of Transporta­ Safe at home 39,862 a week, for a 2.1 percent decrease over the tion. However, it is unlikely the other sections the Going to the Welles Connecticut, Massachusetts and previous period. bicylists want will be built with state or federal funds. Robby Campbell of Mt. Airy, N.C., later. Four dogs went with him and two Orson Welles is a biographer’s dream, says Rhode Island: Today: sunny. The state’s unemployment rate is currently Highs 35 to 40. Tonight: becoming Kores said Friday. makes a valiant effort to get one of his were found huddled with him in the Barbara Learning, a professor of theater and film about 4.7 percent, according to the Labor The plans for the 3.5-mile section are being pursued mostly cloudy. A chance of a flurry at Hunter College in New York and author of Department. as a result of commitments made by tbe state and puppies to pose Sunday for a picture. thicket. After a short visit to the hospital western hills late at night. Lows in "Orson Welles: A Biography.” federal governments because of the environmental The 2-year-old caused a furor Saturday where his body temperature was the 20s. Tuesday: more clouds than “ It was one of the most wonderful experiences a impact of the highway construction on open land and sun. A chance of a few flurries when he wandered off and became lost stabilized, Robby went home with his person could have,” said Learning, whose book is flood plains, Kores said. In addition to Wickham Park western hills. Highs 35 to 40. / .in thick woods. He was reported missing mother, Debta. "These dogs are going being published by Viking Penguin in September. Gardiner moving to Bowers and Veterans Park, open space areas affected include Maine: Variable cloudiness with "The thing that shocked me the most was how Ray Gardiner, principal of Bowers School for the Hockanum R iver Linear Park and a flood plain at 12:30 p.m. Saturday and found by one to get a steak dinner tonight, ” she said. a chance of flurries north and different the private man is from the way he’s the past 17 years, will become principal of area along the river, Kores said. of nearly 300 searchers about 12 hours mostly sunny south today. Highs thought of by the public,” she said. “ He’s not the Washington School at the beginning of the 1985-86 near 30 north to near 40 south. Fair person people see on the Johnny Cahson show. school year. Superintendent of Schools James P. PUBLIC STATEM ENTS made at a 1979 public followed by Increasing cloudiness In One of Learning’s strongest interests was Kennedy said Friday. bearing on tbe proposed bighwa reconstruction tonight. Lows 5 to 15 north and 15 to Welles’s career as a political columnist and Kennedy said Gardiner will assume the included fears that the project would deprive people of Lydall announces sales pact 25 south. Light snow likely north • aspirations in the 1940s. position of Maria Keneflick, principal at access between the two parks and between and mostly cloudy with a chance of “ He was very active campaigner for Franklin Washington School for the past six years, who was neighborhoods, Kores said. Those comments were flurries south ’Tuesday. Highs in By Kathy Garmus Grady could not be reached for Last year, the company sold its Roosevelt,” shesaid. “ He was actually consider­ recently granted a sabbatical. considered in the decision to the construct the the 20s north to 30s south. Herald Reporter comment. He has been mentioned Superior Ball Division to Hoover ing running for the Senate but they couldn’t find a Before coming to the Manchester schools, New Hampshire: Variable bikeway-walkway, he said. ■■ as a possible buyer since Lydall Universal of Ann Arbor, Mich., for spot for him to run. He almost ran against Joe Gardiner spent four years at an elementary But as far as the federal Highway Administration is cloudiness with a chance of flurries Lydall Inc. has reached a Inc. announced in May that it a cash price of about $16 million. McCarthy in Wisconsin.” Welles’s political schoolin Hebron. concerned, the matter of paying to extend the bikeway north and mostly sunny south wanted to sell the division. career was torpedoed by the nation’s conserva­ Administrators said they will conduct a is closed, Kores said. “ The state certainly doesn’t tentative agreement to sell its Pryor today refused to ilisclo.se today. Highs in the 30s north to Lydall & Foulds Division in Man­ At the time, Pryor said tbe tive turn. Learning said, and he also feared he thorough search to find a replacement for have any money,” he added. the 1984 sales and earnings figures near 40 south. Fair followed by By George, what a good day! division's paperboard product did would have had troubles because he was an actor Gardiner at Bowers school. Kores called bikeway construction “ really expen­ chester to a group of individuals of Lydall & Foulds. increasing cloudiness tonight. not fit in with the long-range plans on the verge of getting a divorce (from Rita Today: sunny. High around 40. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph. sive.” A rough estimate of building a 10-foot wide that includes division president The division, which is located at Lows in the teens north and 15 to 25 of Lydall Inc. to manufacture more Hayworth), a problem that doesn’t apply in the Tonight: becoming mostly cloudy. Low in the 20s. Wind light paved pathway with grassy shoulders on either side is Paul G. Grady, company Presi­ 615 Parker SI., employs about 78 south. Light snow likely north and high-technology products. Lydall 1980s. southwest. Tuesday: more clouds than sun. High around 40. $15.50 a square foot, he said. At $155 per linear foot, the dent Millard H. Pryor Jr. said people, 15 percent of whom are mostly cloudy with a chance of Inc., which has headquarters at 1 Wednesday mostly sunny and a little colder. Today’s weather picture cost of building one mile of bikeway would be $818,400. today. involved in management, Grady flurries south Tuesday. Highs from LaVae League helps scholars “ We have a letter of intent," he Colonial Road, manufactures me­ was drawn by Shannon Righanz, 9, of 48 Summer St., a fourth grader Kores said. has said. The paperboard it the upper 20s north to 30s south. tal, plastic, elastomeric and fiber The Joe LaVae Industrial Bowling League of Tbe area coalition of bikers, headed by consulting said. manufactures is used in game Vermont: Morning flurries giv­ at Washington School. products for industrial use. Manchester is offering four $500 scholarships to engineer William O’Neill of Manchester, has several Pryor said lawyers for the boards, cereal boxes and jewelry He’s a bus boy ing way to periods of sunshine It had record sales in 1984 of $12U deserving high school seniors. priorities for extension of the bikeway. parties would be meeting today to packaging. Eddy Raven is a lot happier now that he’s today. Fairly mild with highs in the continue negotiating a contract. million and earnings of $9.5' UPI Photo The scholarships, which have been offered for O’Neill said priorities include extending the Pryor said today be did not think singing and not just writing songs for other 30s. Fair this evening, light snow Terms of the sale have already million. Winter’s wind chili the past three years, are funded by ieague committed section as far as Manchester Community a sale of the division would greatly country stars. likely late tonight and Tuesday. been agreed upon, he said. Lydall & Foulds would become A Cabbage Patch wedding bowlers through weekly contributions. Two College along 1-384, along the planned Interstate 291 to affect the day-to-day operations of “ I didn’t come to Nashville to be an artist. 1 Lows tonight 20 to 25. Highs Pryor declined to disclose the the third major division of Lydall scholarships were added this year to mark the an existing 2.7 mile bikeway through the Buckland the plant or its employement level. A pair of Cabbage Patch dolls (above) began came to be a writer,” said the 39-year-old Cajun. Tuesday in the 30s. names of the other people involved Inc. to be sold since 1983. The league’s 25th anniversary. Industrial Park and Burnham Street to the state No major |>crsonncl changes are wedded life today after an ornate wedding "Finally, though, the frustration just wore me out can confuse the birds The league was established in 1959 as the in the tentative purchase of the company sold its Federal Package ceremony held before hundreds of guests at a and I had to ask myself, ’Are my ears that bad? commuter parking lot and along a section of Tolland Division in Minneapolis, Minn., to anticipated, he said. Extended outlook Parkade Industrial Bowling League and was Turnpike which will soon be under reconstruction. paperboard manufacturer or the romantic New England inn in Oxford, Mass. Do I not understand what people want.’ That’s Devens in Ayer beams directly to terms of the sale. He stressed that a group of management investors Grady .said at the time the sale Extended outlook for New Eng­ By Bruce Schwoegler later renamed to honor Joe LaVae, the president The group would also like a bikeway along Chapel “ It was the most beautiful thing I ever saw,” why I started recording.’’ the suburbs 25 miles to the east. of the league for many years until his death in the agreement is only tentative in 1983 because its product line — was announced last year that he land Wednesday through Friday: United Press International Road from the Manchester section through South said Paul Kowalski, a self-descrited minister in Raven’s career is going so strongly now that he Supersonic aircraft have also- and would not rule out the lip balm cases — also did not fit in thought the division could stand on Connecticut, Massachusetts and 1981. Windsor to Route 5, O’Neill said last week. the Universal Life Church who married Amanda is having a $300,000 bus, the Raven Express, BOSTON — Winter air seems to served up china-rattling booms Scholarship applicants must be high school possibility that the division could with the company’s overall its own without the help of the Marie to Scott Joseph Sunday under an arch of constructed to his liking by U.S. Coacb, a Dallas Rhode Island: Mostly sunny Wed­ strategy. parent company. penetrate even the best obstacle from Maine to California. Military seniors and must either bowl in a league at the THE BICYCLE COALITION has proposed building be sold to another buyer or buyers.. balloons before a crowd of more than 200. firm that built touring buses for Hank WllllamB nesday. Fair Thursday. A chance course we construct, sliding under air maneuvers are closely planned Parkade Lanes or have a parent who is a league other sections of bikeway which would extend the “ It was the biggest wedding I’ve ever seen,” Jr. and Mickey Gilley. of showers Friday. Highs in the 30s doors and windows or attacking in to avoid populated areas where the bowler there. entire route from the Charter Oak Bridge in Hartford added Kowalski, who staged the stunt with all " I t ’s going to be pretty neat on the inside,” said to lower 40s. Lows In the teens and a razor-like charge directly rumblings might prompt thou­ Applications may be requested by contacting along 1-84 and 1-384 in Manchester and up to the 1-84 proceeds going to A Wish Come True Inc., the Raven, who has about 200 tour dates on his 20s. through the warmest of clothing. sands of concerned phone calls to the Parkade Lanes at 643-1507 or writing to Ernest and Route 83 interchange near Talcottville. Failures costly to leaf program Webster, Mass., group that helps chronically ill schedule this year. " I ’m going to use it as a rolling Vermont: Dry Wednesday and It’s because cold air is dense, authorities. Sonic booms from the Whipple, secretary-treasurer, Joe LaVae Indus­ The proposals were presented to state and town children. Kowalski said the wedding was at the office as well as a touring bus.” Thursday chance of rain or snow almost soupy, compared to supersonic Co trial League, 23 Auburn Trail, Coventry, Conn., officials in a meeting last June and received the Equipment failures during last of motorized equipment used in the may point the way for reduction of request of Kelley Kaminski, 9, of Webster (above, Friday. Highs 25 to 35 Wednesday warmer, less dense summer corde caused such complaints 06238. Applications must be received no later than support of the Advisory Park and Recreation fall’s curbside leaf pickup pro­ program. such down lim e in future years. He left) and Joseph Tricone. 8, of Worcester, the and 35 to 45 thereafter. Lows 15 to breezes. during its initial operation. They March IS. Commission, O’Neill said. gram cost the town 404 man hours His report said 55 of the 260 hours said one new leaf loader was children of friends of his who owned the dolls. 25. In other words, cold air’s molec­ roiled to northeastern shores from In comments made in June, Joel E. Janenda, of work, according to George of down time involved were for bought last year and another one Kowalski charged admission — $6 for adults New Hampshire and Maine: ular aggregation is compact, like hundreds of miles at sea where the chairman of the Park and Recreation Commission, Ringstone, work coordinator for scheduled maintenance, and 205 will be requested this year. and $4 for children — to Watch the brief Angle’s affairs Fair Wednesday and Thursday. millions of dominoes iined up side plane began its deceleration before said the “ network truly has a regional significance in the highway division. hours for nonscheduled repairs. ' In his report, Ringstone said the ceremony, attended by children playing the Chance of light snow north and Highland Park gym opens Angie Dickinson says she still has an attraction by side. As in another fluid — landing in New York. that the transportation needs of a growing number of In a recent report on the Ringstone's report is dated Dec. leaf pickup operation took 36 days, roles of ring bearer, flower girl and maid of chance of flurries or showers south to Johnny Carson but won’t give anything away water— it passes the momentum of Still other booms have been The Highland Park School gymnasium will commuters can be more safely served.” He was program, Ringstone called the lost 28 and Chapman's Jan. 18. one of the shortest periods re­ honor. Friday. Highs in the 20s north to 30s when asked about rumors that she had a the first tipping dominoes down the heard with no apparent source. have open time for children and adults for such referring to the proposed connection of the bike path hours a “ costly total." Some town employees have cently. He said only one day was The groom wore a custom-made tux and the south. Lows zero to 10 north and 10 presidential affair. Dickinson, who will be seen line very efficiently. Heat from They may be the result of distant activities as basketball, nerf soccer, nerf football with the Burr Comers commuter lot as an area where But George Kandra. director of questioned the establishment of lost becaue of snow. bride wore a white satin gown. to 20 south. playing a nasty agent in the television movie your body runs this road toward supersonic aircraft or some as of and volleyball Tuesday through March 22. bikes could be stored by people using the commuter public works, said it amounts to central vehicle maintenance in the Chapman reported that of the 260 Most of the people in the audience were mothers “ Hollywood Wives,” has a picture of President colder air, cooling you in the yet unexplained phenomena. Recreation cards will be required and may be buses. five percent or less of the man public works department, largely hours of equipment down time, 140 and children, many with Cabbage dolls in tow. Kennedy and said she had mixed feelings about Long Island Sound * process. Called “ brontides” which means purchased at' the Recreation Department offices Janenda and O’Neill said the bikeway is a multi-use hours involved and that he did not on the ground that it causes delays was for five leaf machines. He said being linked to the president. in the former Highland Park School building at The National Weather Service There is another interesting “ like thunder,” they seem to erupt facility which would be used by joggers, walkers and regard it as excessive. in repairs. But the central mainte­ the eight dump trucks involved “ I ’m flattered that they’d put me with him 397 Porter St. The gym will be supervised at all nance program has Kandra's forecast for Long Island Sound to attribute of cold, dense air. It is a various locations for no reason. cross-country skiers, as well as bikers. Ringstone's report was submit­ were out of service for less than 60 because I just think he was the greatest,” shesaid times. support and the support of the Potholes of life Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk able to transport sound effectively, Some believe they result when gas ted to Neil W. Brouder, actings hours for maintenance and the two in a People magazine interview. “ Still, one like the falling dominoes. During seeps from the earth’s interior and The schedule is as follows: superintendent of the division. majority of town directors. Point: G E NE R AL M ANAG ER Robert Weiss and Public Vac-alls, large vacuum units, were Actor Gary Busey is finished with his role in wonders did Jackie really think I said this or winter, this means you can hear explodes into the atmosphere or • Monday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., open gym; 7; 30 to 9 In a separate report to Kandra, Kandra said there are no records Winds west 10 knots to 15 knots Works Director George Kandra said Friday that the also down less than 60 hours. “ Silver Bullet,” a thriller based on the Stephen that.” cars or planes much more readily, spontaneously ignites. Others be­ p.m., adult aerobics class. Keith Chapman, vehicle fleet before last fall to indicate how today, southwest 10 knots tonight possibility of town funding for sections of the bikeway Kandra put the total cost of the King story “ Cycle of the Werewolf” and is looking Dickinson once dated Carson and still has a soft as if they were passing through lieve energy generated by earth­ • Tuesday, 6:30 to 9 p.m., adult drop-in in Manchester will be considered as part of tbe manager, said that there were many man hours were lost because leaf pickup operation at $115,000 and 10 knots to 15 knots Tuesday. for another project. spot in her heart for him. yourbackyard. quakes, a recognized atmospheric basketball. reconstruction of Tolland Turnpike. about 260 hours of equipment of equipment failures. last (all as compared with $116,000 Visibility over 5 miles. Weather • Wednesday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., open gym for “ I ’m strong and ready to work,” he said. “ No matter how many men and women we go Eimilarly, seeing the vapor- sound producer, is responsible. The town recently signed a $140,000 contract with operating time lost on the 15 pieces He said last fall's experience in the fall of 1983. “ There was that time between ‘Buddy Holly' and through, I think Johnny and I will always be sunny today. Partly cloudy to­ trailed breathing of a distant elementary school children; 7:30 to 9 p.m., open the state Department of Transportation for designing ‘Tbe Bear’ that was real fragile. I felt like a great attracted to each other,” she said. Dickinson was night and Tuesday. Average stroller while hearing him inhale High and low gym for Junior and senior high school students. a two-mile section of Tolland Turnpike from North thoroughbred horse running through a field of to have been People’s cover girl but was bumped wave heights 1 foot through and exhale practically down your • Thursday, 6 to 7:30 p.m., open gym; 7:30 to 9 Main Street to Howard Johnson’s. potholes. You know how strong a horse is but one in favor of the 43 rock musicians who made the Tuesday. neck can be discomforting.Lack- The highest temperature re­ p.m., adult aerobics class. The bikeway proposal will be considered as the town slight move and it’s wham! — you have to shoot it. “ We Are the World” record to raise money to ing an orchestra of birds and ported Sunday by the National- • Friday, 7:30to9p.m., family night open gym. designs the work, Kandra said, "but whether it is Well, I made it through the field of potholes.” fight the Ethiopian famine. Across the nation insects, winter soiitude magnifies Weather Service, excluding: fundable is another question." Alaska and Hawaii, was 85 Scattered snow showers will the effects'of such sounds. Throughout the year, sound degrees at Presidio, Texas. The- fall today across the upper occasionallz travels great distan­ Sunday low was 13 degrees below Mississippi Valley, the Great ces through the atmosphere and zero at Butte, Montana. Lakes and northern Maine. Rain Almanac the expressway is again madepos- Fire Calls will be widely scattered along sibie by variations in airdensity- Air quality the central coast of the Gulf-of .Like alayer cake, airsometimes Today is Monday, Feb. 18, the Mexico. It will be windy along stacks up so that sound bounces The state Department of En­ 49th day of 1985 with 316 to follow. the east slopes of the northern from one point to another along an vironmental Protection provides Manchester Saturday, 1:22 p.m. — medical call, 243A N. Main St. (Eighth The moon is m oving toward its Rockies. Highs w ill be in the invisible atmospheric channel bor­ daily air pollution reports and Friday, 8:49 a.m. — smoke call, 425 Maple St. (Town, District, Paramedics). new phase. upper teens and 20s across the dered by air of varying density. seasonal pollen count informa­ investigation, 130 Hawthorne St. Paramedics). Saturday, 8:52 p.m. — medical The morning stars are Mer­ upper Mississippi Valley, the As in a giant game of keep away, tion from the Department of (Eighth District)'. Saturday, 2; 12 p.m. — medical call, 80 Fairfield St. (Town, “ LAND O'LAKES WHITE cury, Jupiter and Saturn. northern Great Lakes and north­ the sound trajectory arcs over Health Services. The recorded Friday, 3:22 p.m. — grass fire, call, 249 Spencer St. (Town, Paramedics). The evening stars are Venus ern Maine. Readings in the 309 locations between the source and message is provided at 566-3449. Tolland Turnpike and Chapel Road Paramedics). Sunday, 12:04 a.m. — medical AMERICAN CHEESE...... lb. * 1 .9 9 and Mars. will extend from the northern where it is finally heard. Booming (Eighth District). Saturday, 3; 27 p.m. — gasoline call, 18A Sycamore Lane (Towii, Those born on this date are Plains across the Ohio Valley to military guns may not disturb a Friday, 3:59 p.m. — car fire. washdown, 214 Spencer St. Paramedics). Sunday, 9:02 a.m. — alarm, under the sign of Aquarius. They the north Atlantic Coast as well nearby town, but miles away a Weather radio Charter Oak Street (Town). (Tow n). RUSSER VIRGINIA BRAND Manchester Community College, include Mary Tudor, Queen of as across the northern inter­ deafening sound can arc from the The National Weather Service Friday, 4:51 p.m. — car fire, Saturday, 4:14 p.m smoke Tolland Turnpike and Oakland Bidwell Street (Town). England, in 1516; Italian physi­ mountain region. Highs will skyborne channel and rattle the broadcasts continuous, 24-hour investigation, 21 Horace St. HAM...... ______lb. * 2 .4 9 (Town). Sunday, 10:45 a.m. — brush fire ,. cist Alessandro Volta, who inves­ warm into the 60s across most of dishes.' weather information on 162.475 Street (Town). A Friday, 5:55 p.m. — medical Saturday, 5:36 p.m. — car (ire, Center Springs Park opposite 431 tigated electrical phenomena, in California through much of New In Boston’s western suburbs, for mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in call, 296 Hackmatack St. (Town, 330 Tolland Turnpike (Town). Main St. (Town). FRESH FROZEN 1745; American philanthropist Mexico, southern and eastern instance, this periodicaily occurs New London and 162.40 m Hz in Paramedics). Saturday, 5; 59 p.m .— brush fire, Sunday, 12:58 p.m. — medical George Peabody in 1795; Repub­ when artillery fire from Fort Meriden. Texas and from Louisiana to 78 Tracy Drive (Eighth District). call, 231 School St. (Town,' lican politician Wendell Wilkie in Friday, 8:50 p.m. — smoke SWORDFISH STEAKS...... ib.*3.99 Georgia. Highs will hit the 70s investigation, 299Main St. (Town). Saturday, 8:41 p.m. — medical Paramedics). 1892; actor George Kennedy in / __ \ and low 80s from the desert ; Friday, 9:50 p.m. — alarm, 141 1926, and actresses Kim Novak in Southwest to southern Texas and Manchester Herald Princeton St. (Eighth District). FREE f r e e FREE FREE FREE USDA CHOICE WHOLE 1933 and Cybill Shepherd in 1950. over the southern two-thirds of Saturday, 5:47 a.m. — kitchen On this date in history: Florida. Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher ;fire, 52F Rachel Road (Eighth TENDERLOINS...... lb. * 4 .2 9 District). WEEKLY GARDEN SHORT COURSES In 1865, after a long siege. Penny Sadd Mark F. 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Today in history Rhode Island daily; 1861 It you're unoble to reach your The Manchester Herald Is o Saturday, 12; 32 p.m. — alarm. little rebellion now and then is a ” Lot-0-Bucks” ; ^l-^30-^6-^^ carrier, call subscriber service at subscriber to United Press Interna­ Quality Inn, Route 83 (Town). WOODLAND GARDENS On Feb. 18, 1861, Jefferson Davis (shown here) was good thing, and as necessary-in Vermont daily: 735 643-2711 by 7 p.m. weekdays or 10 tional news services and Is a Saturday, 1:13 p.m. — smoke o.m. Saturdays for guaranteed member of the Audit Bureau of 1 f>8 V y i)ijtjlrif 1 f 1 ' ’ll swo.n in as president of the Confederate States of the political world as storms in Massachusetts daily; 9017 delivery In Manchester. Circulations. alarm, 58A Pascal Lane (Town). America at Montgomery, Ala. the physical.” "M egabucks” ; 3-8-9-12-15-17 r MANCHKSTER HERALD. Monday, Fob. 18. 19«S---- 1 > - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 18, 1985 Reporter Jeremy Levin U.S./W orld Chifd abuse reports ' k In Brief have sharp increase heads for the states flown to Wiesbaden for a reunion Gromyko proceeds with trip number of reports in 1984 to a projected WIESBADEN, West Germany ’% CHICAGO (UPI) — Last year’s 35 with his family. MOSCOW — The government says Foreign 1,273,000. (UPI) — American television percent increase in the number of Anonymous spokesmen for the Minister Andrei Gromyko wiii proceed with an “ The findings reflect the unprece­ reporter Jeremy Levin shaved off reports of sexually abused children Moslem extremist group Islamic official visit to Italy later this month — a trip dented public exposure through the his beard, bought a new pair of may be "only the tip of the iceberg,” Jihad, which says they arc holding considered unlikely if President Konstantin media to the problem of sexual abuse in glasses and headed home today, says a national organization that v four other Americans, have called Chernenko were about to die. 1984 and, in response, the public's nearly a year after he was studied figures from about 30 states. Western news agencies in Beirut in In a one-paragraph announcement Sunday, the willingness finally to do something kidnapped in Lebanon by Moslem the past few days to say I.evin did official news agency Tass said Gromyko "will ^ome states — led by Mississippi about the problem," committee Presi­ extremi.sts. , not escape but was released. pay an official visit to Italy at the end of February with a 126 percent jump — had more dent Linda Wheeler said. "1 can’t wait to gel back on the On Saturday, President Reagan this year at the invitation of the Italian than double the number of incidents Wheeler also announced a project ‘A, other side," an elated Levin yelled telephoned Syrian President Hafez government." reported last year than the previous involving a comic strip produced by to reporters as he boarded a C-135 Assad to thank him for Syria’s aid The announcement is significant because it is year, according to the National Com­ M arvel Comics in cooperation with the airplane at Rhein Main U.S. Air considered unlikely that Gromyko, a key member mittee for the Prevention of Child committee, which features the “ Amaz­ Force base in Frankfurt today for in the episode. White House spokesman Mark of the ruling Politburo, would leave the country if Abuse. ing Spider-Man" and is carried in a the flight to Andrews Ajr Force Weinberg, however, did not spec­ Chernenko was near death.. Other states with large increases four-page supplement in eight base near Washington, D.C. ify whether Assad was thanked for There was no further word, however, on the were Nebraska (121 percent), Missouri newspapers. Levin had shaved the nearly releasing Levin to U.S. officials or condition of the 73-year-old Soviet leader, who has (100 percent), Oregon (83 percent), She said the strip teaches parents year-old beard he grew while in whether Syria had a part in Levin’s not been seen in public since Dec. 27. Wisconsin (82 percent), Idaho (59 and children about child sexual abuse captivity, and a U.S. military percent), New York (58 percent), South and how it can be prevented. "Spider- official said he also bought a new release. A spokesman at the Wiesbaden Dakota (54 percent), Kansas (52 M an" gives advice to abused children pair of eyeglasses for the trip Viet troops rout rebels Air Force hospital said doctors percent) and Tennessee (50 percent). and shares a little-known secret that he t - home. found Levin underweight with ARANYAPRATHET, Thailand — Vietnamese too was abused during his childhood. The flight left on time, at about The survey, based on a canvass of _ signs of mild malnutrition. troops occupying Cambodia chased Khmer Newspapers carrying the supple­ 2:30 a m. EST, and he was agencies in about 30 states that compile He said Levin suffered minor Rouge guerrillas across the border into Thailand child abuse statistics, shows that the ment are the Chicago Tribune, the Des expected to arrive in Washington i stomach trouble and skin infection today but retreated when Thai troops fired Moines Register, the Detroit Free at about noon. average increase was 35 percent. JEREMY LEVIN along with thorn punctures in his warning shots. ■"This translates into more than Press, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the He was accompanied by his wife, feet — su.stained while he made his The Vietnamese and communist Khmer Rouge 123,000 reports of sexual molestation of Kansas City Star, the St. Louis Post Lucille, and other family members . . . expected in D.C. way from the house to Syrian exchanged small arms fire this morning for four children. And we are probably still only Dispatch, the Boston Globe and the who flew to Wiesbaden, where hours opposite the Thai border village of Klong soldiers. seeing the tip of the iceberg." said Anne Phildelphia Inquirer. The Houston Levin has been undergoing medi­ Levin said he escaped last Nam Sai. 7>A miles southeast of Aranyaprathet, a The other Americans still miss­ Cohn, the com m ittee’s executive Chronicle carried it Jan. 23. UPI photo cal examinations at a U.S. Air Wednesday night by .squirming out Thai border town 120 miles east of Bangkok. ing in Lebanon are Presbyterian director. Wheeler said the supplement was Force hospital. of chains binding him, tying three Later, the Vietnamese troops, supported by a Support from well-wisher mini.ster Benjamin Weir, U.S. Child abuse reports in general also made possible by a $200,000 grant from Levin will be met at Andrews Air blankets together and climbing heavy artillery and mortar barrage, pursued the Embassy official William Buck- increased significantly during the year the John D. and Catherine T. MacAr- Force base by Deputy Secretary of down from the second-story of a Khmer Rouge rebels into Thailand before Thai banned union’s efforts to organize ley, librarian Peter Kilburn, and — by 19 percent — bringing the total thur Foundation in Chicago. A well-wisher embraces Solidarity State Kenneth Dam, but he was not house where he had been held in troops fired warning shots to turn back the the director of Catholic Relief leader Lech Walesa on Saturday after he nationwide protests against upcoming expected to hold a news confer­ solitary confinement for over 11 Vietnamese forces. Services, Rev. Lawrence Martin told a public prosecutor that he would food price increases. ence. the military spokesman said. months. Thai military sources said some 300 Vietna­ Levin, 52, was the Beirut bureau Jenco. On Saturday, a caller claiming to mese have dug in less than a mile from the border ignore a threat to arrest him for his chief for the Atlanta-based Cable He said he surrendered to Syrian 8 in a tense confrontation with Thai border forces. Guard scours seas IT- .f V H / represent the Islamic Jihad said News Network when he was troops at Baalbek, Lebanon, and one of the hostages was "sent­ One Thai civilian was wounded in the spillover kidnapped at gunpoint in mostly was taken to Damascus, Syria, enced” to death, but gave no other fighting but no guerrilla or Vietnamese casualty Moslem west Beirut on March 7. where he was handed over to U.S. reports were available. UPI photo Mexican refugees spend Embassy officials Friday and details. for drowning victims 1984. President Reagan and his wife Nancy, leaving the helicopter Police clash kills one MOSS LANDING. Calif. (UPI) - At " I ’ve seen this sort of thing happen that brought them from their Santa Barbara ranch, walk to Air night in Texas civic center CAPE TOWN, South Africa — One black man least eight people have drowned in before,” Spear said. “ People forget it's Force One Sunday for their return trip to Washington after a All vows to stay on in Lebanon "treacherous” seas and dense fog off still the middle dt winter and, while the was killed and two others were injured today continue indefinitely, and the Leija said the refugees, who the California coast, and the Coast weather may seem warm, the sea can brief vacation. The First Lady carries her Valentine box of candy EAGLE PASS, Texas (UPI) — told reporters that Jeremy Levin, when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas in inspections have caused major included men. women and child­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Ali, a devout Moslem, spent most clashes with 3,000 black residents of a squatters' Guard believes there may be more be treacherous. she received from the president last week. Behind them is White Ninety Mexicans, some of them the Beirut bureau chief of the delays all along the U.S.-Mexico ren, were confined Sunday after­ Former world heavyweight ^xin g of the day resting and praying, his camp, a police spokesman said. victims as the search for survivors "Tryin g to get into a small harbor in requesting political asylum, re­ Cable News Network, was set free House Chief of Staff Donald Regan. border. noon and night to an enclosed champion Muhammad Ali who aides said. Police sealed off the camp where about 60,000 continues. the fog is difficult even for the most mained in the custody of U.S. after nearly a year in captivity One customs official said agents parking lot. was greeted with chants of “ Death "I have decided to .stay here a blacks live in tin, plastic and wooden shacks after Five men drowned in four separate experienced boaters. Most don't real­ immigration officials today, one because of the intervention of a at the border have "pictures, The riot broke out at 2:50 p.m. to Am erica’ ' at a mosque Sunday, few days," Ali said. “ If I hear youths threw stones at cars driving nearthe camp boating accidents Saturday near Moss ize the best thing to do in foggy day after a bloody riot sent them "promlnenl American Moslem.” names, ranks and serial numbers" CST Sunday after a political rally said today he will stay In Beirut nothing, we will go back home and early today, spokesman Lt. Henry Beck said. Landing, two people lost their lives in conditions is to get away from the scurrying to a border checkpoint The three-time heavyweight of the suspected kidnappers. when about 300 supporters of two more days to win the release of pray that the pgople (the abduc­ At least one other man was injured when police pounding surf in the same area the shore.” Reagan defends for refuge. champion, a convert to Islam, said All but 90 of the protesters who Mexican’s opposition National Ac­ four kidnapped Americans. tors) have mercy and compassion again fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse same day and another man died when a About 300 protesters fled to the he did not realize the people at a In the swimming incident, 18-year- dashed to the Eagle Pass check­ tion Party crowded onto the bridge " I f I slay here two extra days, I to release the hostages in the name crowds who threw stones at police vehicles and boat he was riding broke up in rough U.S. border station Sunday after­ Shiite mosque in the Beirut suburb p old Martha Bravo of nearby Castro- point had proper documentation connecting Piedras Negras and give them (the terrorists) a chance, of Allah.” p noon when a political rally in of Beir el-Abed were chanting, looted a school and a liquor store, he said. seas off San Francisco. 70 miles to the Eagle Pass. to hear my plea and make Ali said he was buoyed by the ville, and Benjamin Martinez, 35, of frequent vacations / Mexico turned into a gun battle and were admitted into the coun­ " Death to Am erica’ ’ and "Death to Beck said police sealed off the area and were north. fact that a caller claiming to Los Angeles, drowned, but Bravo’s try, immigration officials said Mexican Judicial Police ordered contacts,” Ali said on "The CBS continuing to patrol the mu;(ldy lanes between the A Coast Guard spokeswoman said between police and demonstra­ represent the Islamic Jihad group Reagan," during his visit Sunday. brother, Diego, 12, survived. Sunday. The remaining 90, someof them to lea ve, but they did not .said Morning News." shacks. He said the situation was very tense. Sunday at least four other persons were tors, witnesses and police said. Officials said Martinez jumped into said. " I ’ve never killed a deer or whom requested political asylum, Felipe Perez, chief of the state missing — three in the Moss landing Bv Ira R. Allen Three Mexican police were the surf when he saw the two Bravos in United Press International anything. But 1 don’t mind killing were allowed to remain in U.S. police. area and one from the San Francisco wounded in the riot, Mexican trouble and it cost him his life. The rodents." custody, immigration officials at "About 300 of the group decided Salt still high in foods mishap. Judicial Police reported. JO ANN FABRICS’ Coast Guard pulled the two bodies and WASHINGTON — President Rea­ He said he once killed a rattlesnake the scene said. to block the international bridge,” The search off Moss Landing, an Lou Gonzalez of the U.S. Border WASHINGTON — A consumer group says the the survivor from the water. gan, questioned about his frequent by hitting it on the head with a rock, Edward Leija, an inspector with Perez said. “ Our officers gave enclave between the resort cities of Patrol in Eagle Pass said the riot government has "failed to persuade manufactur­ trips to his mountaintop ranch near and, another time, squashed one with the Immigration and Naturaliza­ them 10 minutes to disperse. They Monterey and Santa Cruz, was to The five dead in boating accidents occurred about a quarter-mile ers" to cut the amount of salt in foods and a Santa Barbara, says he retreats there his foot while wearing sneakers when tion Servee, said early today that did not move. One of the demon­ resume today. Sunday's search efforts were identifed as Frank Riggs, 60, from the checkpoint, already survey shows most processed foods are as salty because "when you get in there, the he thought he was wearing boots. the refugees would spend the night strators. a young man, stood up included a daylong mission by a Coast Hollister: Eugene T. Maher, 48, San crowded because of searches re­ as they were a year ago. at an Eagle Pass civic center. and started firing a .45-caliber Guard helicopter near Moss Landing. Leandro; Homer L. Brownell, 69, world is gone." Asked about public criticism of his lated to the investigaton of the Feb. The Center for Science in the Public Interest Negotiations were under way pistol, hitting three of our SINGER In an interview with the Santa Coast Guard and private boats scoured Watsonville; Emile J. Wikke, 69, San frequent trips, Reagan said, “ I guess 7 kidnapping of Enrique Camar- Sunday said its index of 100 commonly eaten Barbara News-Press published Sun­ between U.S. immigration offi­ officers.” processed foods, such as soups, gravies, snacks, the seas while patrols of state rangers Jose, and Patrick V. Boron, 47, every president before me has found... ena, a U.S. Drug Enforcement day, Reagan said: “ And I have to look Administration agent, in Guada­ cials and the attorney general for Agustin Mercado, one of the E frozen foods, juices and desserts, showed the and civilian volunteers walked along Oakland. that there’s something that you need” officers, was in critical condition in E at it another way — at my age, how the Mexican state of Coahuila over sodium content of 78 products remained the same beaches looking for survivors or "It was an extremely foggy day and in the way of privacy. lajara, Mexico. many more years do I have to go to the Customs officials say the border the status of the refugees, immi­ a government hospital in Monter­ from 1983 through 1984. bodies. we know a lot of boats were trying to "You give up an awful lot in privacy ranch and enjoy the ranch?” checks, which began Friday, will gration officials said. rey, Mexico, with a gunshot wound. The group, which has attempted unsuccessfully Heavy fog was a major factor in all find their way into the narrow opening and so forth, in these positions, and I sale-a-rttma The weather wasn’t bad, either, for the accidents, said Frank Spear, a state of the harbor at Moss Landing,” Spear think you’re entitled.... I ’ve spent some to have the Food and Drug Administration order a 29 pre-programmed ranger in charge of search operations said. "They got caught in the surf line the 74-year-old president and the, days at the ranch, the better part of the Horizontal thread delivery - cut in sodium content of processed foods, said roughly 75 reporters who spent four he said would continue for another two and probably in an extraordinary set of day on the telephone. stitches only 12 foods had less sodium in 1984 than in 1983. days in some of the nation’s sunniest, days, waves. " I think Nancy put it best: ‘Presi­ JO'Ann Fabrics The drop averaged only 8 percent. warmest weather, with temperatures "M aybe I'm being presumptuous,” In the San Francisco accident dents don’t get vacations. They just get Universal pressure "Meanwhile, the sodium content of 10 foods in the 80s — from the day Reagan B rose an average of 11 percent," the center said in Spear said, "but I believe there will ^ Saturday, a home-built 23-foot power a change of scenery,’” Reagan said. PRESIDENT’S WEEK sews all fabric weights 1-step B more bodies turning up. Right now, we boat foundered and broke up in the landed last Wednesday until the ’‘And you’re still president. The job -buttonholer a statement. Sunday morning fog signaled his 62 ways It also said a separate survey of 1,718 foods, have no way of knowing for certain how waves off Ocean Beach. goes with you." \ departure. including cake mixes and instant puddings, many people may have run into trouble A Coast Guard official said one of the Reagan kept his schedule free of Reagan said at the White House "you indicated 62 percent were unchanged in sodium because we simply don’t know how three occupants drowned, a second was to save NOW 'M em o ry panel official duties today — President’s Day can get a kind of a bird-in-a-gilded-cage content over 1984, 21 percent had more sodium many people ventured out.” taken to a hospital and the third,- recalls — but was preparing for Wednesday’s feeling” and quoted from the Bible to than in previous years and 17 percent had less. Unusually warm weather and the believed to be Vernon Retick, owner of describe his feeling for the mountain stitch length promise of a good salmon catch drew a the boat, was missing. meeting with British Prime Minister S*A*L*EI 22% to 36% 8i width Instantly ranch: “ And I look to the hills from larger than usual number of fishermen The Coast Guard suspended its Margaret Thatcher that will focus on arms control, the strength of the dollar whence cometh my strength.” on fabrics & notions... ’799 Priest faces charges and swimmers to the water during the search for the missing person Sunday Reagan returned to Washington weekend. afternoon. and huge U.S. budget deficits. Singer BRISTOL, R.I, — Bristol and South Kingstown He is expected to hold a news Sunday from his first vacation since authorities have accused a 62-year-old Roman conference on Thursday. beginning his second term. 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up if deductions were allowed only for Jack Anderson 1983. court blocked the order. The to approve a “ sting” operation allegations he stalled the probe to moved a committee chairman tions Committee. percent of the population think the IRS would contributions in excess of two percent of adjusted Waterbury Statets Attorney commission plans to appeal the Recently a salesman came to my home to try against McDonald. avoid embarrassing his agency. gross income. John A. Connelly said he “ pushed and sell me storm windows. His sales pitch was on collect more money if the tax system were McGuigan said he and fellow This latest barrage of accusa­ In other words, there would be serious social and prodded” McGuigan to inves­ target. My old wood storms needed to be replaced. simplifled. prosectors made'it clear to McDo­ tions has revived a feud between and economic ripple effects and we, the tigate the charges beginning last McGuigan and State Police Com­ I would save money in reduced energy costs. The The Treasury Department is pushing its nald that the investigation would taxpayers, should not have to guess what they June. He said he was angry the missioner Lester Forst that broke new storms would save me time and make my life proposal and putting pressure on Congress and the. continue and an application for a case seemed to drag. out in December when a one-man president by appealing for public support with a m ight be. KAL shoot-down McGuigan said the allegations grand jury to look into the matter easier. And furthermore, they would provide an grand jury report rapped state media saturation campaign. At the same time, it was being prepared. energy credit that would give me a tax kicker. But were investigated but concerns police for spreading unsubstan­ is moving to prevent special interest groups from WHAT WE HAVE NOW is an encumbered tax A few days later, state police he was slow to talk about the price. When I heard about the reliability of witnesses tiated rumors about former Chief system because loopholes needed to be closed, and preparing a case that would spokesman ,Sgt. Edward Dailey the cost, even though it was not outrageous, I said stifling tax reform as they have in the past. was victory for Justice John A. Spezialc. J court decisions limited pnd capital investments hold in court delayed pressing the publicly accused McGuigan of I would sleep on it. The next morning, I decided Though public debate should always be Gov. William O’Neill and Chief directed. This current tax-reform proposal could case, not fears of embarrassment. squelching a state police investiga­ my old storms weren’t so bad after all. encouraged and the influence of special interest tion of McDonald. McGuigan coun­ Justice Ellen A. Peters have create the same kind of chaos if it becomes a McGuigan, in an interview pub­ COLOR FILM A week later I read in the newspaper a sim ilar groups kept at a minimum, I wonder if I am not U.S. propaganda tered that police were compromis­ warned For.sl and McGuigan their political football and ignores the lessons of 70 lished Saturday in The Hartford AID pitch for the Treasury Department’s tax-reform once again up against a hard-working salesman ing an ongoing grand jury jobs may be in jeopardy if the AS PfR POSTfD years of tax experience. Courant, called state police accu­ feuding does not stop. proposal. It too was on target. Seventy-eight trying to sell me a product I do not really want. WASHINGTON — When the Soviets shot down a investigation. SCHEDULE KVELOPmO* The design of this country’s tax^system should Korean Air Lines 747 with 269 passengers and crew^on sations that he called off the McGuigan said he will ask State percent of the population would save money In investigation, alerted McDonald to Superior Court Judge Martin L. be a careful, deliberate process performed by tax reduced taxes, it said. The proposal also would be I HAVE NOT YE T been told the price. I have Sept. 1, 1983, American embassies around the world specialists both in and out of government. It does revenue nputral because individuals would pay been given only a cover sheet of a three-volume were immediately ordered to report the reactions of - ; not need to be an experim ent. I f we are going to less and corporations more. It would make life tax-reform proposal. So I do not really know if it foreign governments and press. The State Depart- ^ State grateful repace the system, let’s replace it with something easier and save time because the tax scheme' will save me tax money and make my life easier. ment wanted to know just how big a black eye the .< Connecticut RITE A ID we know will work. w ould be so simple anyone could prepare his own . Homebuilders assert the tax-rate reducHon, Soviets had given themselves. | The Treasury proposal deserves consideration. ALBERTO VOS PHARMACIES tax return. And. of course, there would be tax even with no change to the mortgage interest Hundreds of recently declassified cables, reviewed , for volunteers deduction, would make it more expensive to own a But before we install it, we need to know its price. in Brief SHAMPOO OR kickers. by my associate Lucette Lagnado, show the keen , home. States say their ability to raise revenue We need to sleep on it. And when w e waken — and interest Foggy Bottom had in what was clearly j By Mark A. Dupuis CONDITIONER learn the full contents of the report, when LET US THE PROPOSAL RECOMMENDS larger tax would be undermined by the change in the regarded as a propaganda windfall for the United | United Press International specialists have had a chance to evaluate its There’s 3 Lotto winners exemptions, retains the deductions for mortgage deductions for state and local taxes and the States. Here are some of the most significant results j 15 0Z. PRICE elimination of the exclusion for income from state impact, and when the sweet sounds of Treasury NEWINGTON — Lottery officials said three HARTFORD — Volunteers donated more than 1.4 BOTTLE interest and increases the allowable IRA of the worldwide survey conducted by U.S. unknown lucky winners will each receive $487,5'75 YOUR NEXT bonds. Wall Street believes stock prices would fall hype have dissipated — we can consider seriously million hours to the state in the last fiscal year YOUR CHOICE contributions. There seems to be something in this embassies; j ■ ' as their share of the top prize in Connecticut’s providing services ranging from sitting on boards and 8 ' and investment activity decline because of the if it’s worth the price. PRESCRIPTION proposal for everyone; low-income families, » • Washington was particularly interested m ' weekly Lotto game. commissions to opening a toy-lending library for the homeowners, non-profit corporations, those increase in corporate taxation and the changes in determining which, if any, communist countries , State lottery officials said Sunday three tickets Randy Gardner, an assistant professor of retarded. Q-TIPS concerned about retirement or about investments. the treatment of capital gains. Economists would issue flat-out condemnations of the Soviet , sold in Bridgeport, Southington and Meriden More than 27,900 people donated time or services accounting at the University of Missouri-Kansas The IRS commissioner also is busy selling the suggest that the increase in corporate taxes would shoot-down of the K A L plane. “ Any notable — i.e., out , matched all six numbers selected in Friday valued at more than $11.6 million in the 1983-84 fiscal c o n o N City, is an attorney emphasizing business and tax proposal. According to him, since four of five be passed onto the public in the form of higher of sync with Moscow — reactions ... (would) be of ;; night’s drawing. year, according to the Governor’s Council on SWABS law and a certified public accountant. individuals view the present system as unfair to prices for goods and services. Churches and other interest, both to us and to our Korean friends,” stated ] Another 268 bettors will share the second-prize Voluntary Action. pool and receive $793 apiece while 9,297 people a cable sent out within days of the incident. The tally The council also said slate agencies received goods PREFERENCE will share the third-prize pool and receive $34 and financial donations valued at more than $1.2 that resulted showed only three communist govern­ PKG. each. million during the fiscal year, which ended June 30, OF 300 RYUOREAL ments had “ actively denounced” the Soviets: China, j Potpourri 1984. . HAIR COLOR Yugoslavia and Romania. | The council said the 1.4 million hours lontribuled eiJ>NESNS,RV- ajflHEWOlCWSlt) • In this hemisphere, there were a couple of , Judge gets a pension during the year were worth more than $11.6 million gratifying surprises: The leftist government of | HARTFORD — Superior Court Judge Francis based on a federal formula that puts the value of an a s s o r t e d SAVE MORE W ITH RITE AID BRANDSIII SHADES New revolution riA cHW HKn«El5U8lN51Ht>- Nicaragua and the Marxist regime in Grenada ' M. McDonald Jr. rceives a pension from his work hour of donated time at $8.97. “ joined in the Unanimous expressions of concern” by ; as a state’s attorney and pay as a judge and is in a “ While the statistics are impressive, the actual contributions of the volunteers are even more “It is not who you are, but what you can do.” countries in the region. The Nicaraguans backed off a profession where this is done, said Attorney Joseph I. Lieberman. noteworthy,” the council said in its annual report, Benjamin Franklin said that about Amer­ bit at a meeting of the Organization of American WRITE AID DRINK A W - DRINK§,NM|... States, where they said, “ The facts are not yet in on According to the Waterbury Republican which which was released last week. SUMMER’S ica. Today, 200 years later, it’s still what you published the report on Saturday. Attorney The council pointed out several activities, including the incident.” FEVER EVE can do that counts, says Mark Cannon, N§M*ET\l|b-FER§. General Joseph I. Lieberman said any former the establishment of a toy-lending library by • The State Department was especially interested state’s attorney who becomes a judge is entitled volunteers at the Hartford Regional Center, a facility DISPOSAILB longtime administrative assistant to Chief THERMOMETER in the reaction of Italy’s Communists, who were to such benefits, although under state law, no for the retarded and formation of 50 local substance DOUCHE c Justice Warren Burger. described as “ paralyzed by the Soviet action.” other state employee can draw both pay and abuse task forces by volunteers for the Connecticut “In an undergraduate economics paper at “ The incident and the delayed Soviet reaction pension. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission. Under the State Employee Retirement System, Students and teachers donated time to analyze ORAL, BABY tw in p a c k Yale, Fred Smith spelled out his innovative caused considerable concern for Communist offi­ YOUR CHOICE any employee who goes back to work for more energy use in schools, saving nearly $1 million last L“ OR RECTAL F idea for an overnight air-freight service,” cials,” the cable stated, adding that some members of the party’s youth group had even joined a protest than 90 days a year must defer pension payments. year alone', while volunteers also helped crime writes Cannon. “The professor branded the victims apply for benefits from the Criminal Injuries staged outside the Soviet Embassy in Rome. “ The McDonald, 53, earns $56,200 a year as a judge. paper mediocre and gave Smith a grade of His exact pension benefits were not available, but Compensation Board. Communist Party,” the cable summarized, “ has The number of volunteers increased by 9 percent in a state’s attorney who retires before age 60 may WRITE AID “C.” attempted throughout the episode to make clear that th 1983-84 fiscal year, a slower rate thaain past years take either the lump sum of what he contributed “ Fred Smith is now chairman of Federal it had nothing to do with these Soviet actions and but the total number of hours contributed increased 22 to the pension system without interest or a MOUTHWASH should not be blamed for them.” TAMPAX Express, the leader in overnight delivery reduced retirement income. Lieberman said percent, the council said. The council attributed the slower growth in the s e r v e s . ” • Washington was anxious to see whether the McDonald will also draw both judge’s and & OARGLE TAMPONS recruitment o f volunteers to the stale’s high writing in "Exchange,” the military regime in Poland would toe the line like most ’y I attorney’s retirement benefits when he retires as Cannon, employment rate, changing roles of volunteers and E of Moscow’s satellites. The Warsaw embassy a judge. magazine of Brigham Young University’s I decreased emphasis on coordination of volunteers. PKQ.OF40 reported that Poland generally was obedient. GREEN.RED YOUR School of Management, calls for a “new For example, the council said at least two agencies OR AMBER CHOICE “Polish media coverage of the KAL incident Defense lawyer reprimanded American Revolution” to keep alive such noted that increased opportunities for people to find 24 OZ. BOTTLE^ continues to be heavy and to follow the Moscow line.” DANBURY — A Superior Court judge has paid jobs significantly cut into the number of people innovation. The opportunities in America, he the embassy cabled. “ Polish news agency continues reprimanded a defense lawyer for criticizing a interested in volunteer work. says, are still golden. to support the Soviet version of events with numerous bond increase in the case of a Danbury High The council also said that as people have an easier Some reasons: ... selective quotes from Western news sources. ... In School student charged in the stabbing death of a time finding paid jobs, the people who do offer to WRITE AID DRY IDEA A 1982 survey showed 84 percent of the spectrum of coverage that we have seen from ... classmate. donate their time are interested in doing different ROLL-ON Eastern European posts to date, Poland appears to lie Judge Howard J. Moraghan reprimanded work than in past years. B Americans claimed pride in their work, With the growth in the number of volunteers slowing TWIN BLADE II ANTI-MMMRANT on the less militant end.” attorney Vincent R. Scozzafaza. who is represent­ compared to 37 percent of Japanese and 15 ing Rosalyne Hawkins, and also imposed a gag down, the council said management and support • Among Western non-communist groups, only RAZORS order barring attorneys from discussing the case services for volunteer programs are priorities for POWDER, percent of Germans. West Germany’s Green Party took an openly General Motors, “mugged by foreign with reporters. successful volunteer programs. SCENTED 2 3 9 Open Forum anti-American position. When the Bonn government Moraghan ruled last week there is probable The council stressed that the figures for volunteer DISPOSABLE OR UNSCENTED competition,” in Cannon’s words, is sinking announced plans for a boycott of flights in and out of cause to try Hawkins. 17, on a murder charge in work represented the minimum amount of time and PKG. OF 6 2.6 OZ. SIZE $10 billion a year into research and the Soviet Union, the Green Party objected. the stabbing death of Kerry Latham, a money donated to the stale, noting it is difficult for development to reclaim its technological When SO persons in Manchester that the struggle against racism, “ The Greens said this action was not an appropriate 17-year-old classmate of the defendant. After the agencies to keep track off all donated hours and Racism workshop have completed the introductory unending as it may be, is one that answer to the shooting down of the Korean airliner ruling, Moraghan raised Hawkins’ bond from services. lead. ' $35,000 to $100,000, a decision Scozzafaza publicly The council also said the dollar value placed on the three sessions on racism, they will men and women of good will must and the deaths of 269 people,” the embassy reported, . American farmers, only 3 percent of the was just one step denounced as “ asinine, ludicrous and without services of volunteers was only one measure of the be invited to a community analysis be engaged in. “ (and that) if one wants such a boycott, one should U.S. population, feed this nation and millions justice.” • importance of the work done by volunteers. WRITE AID To the Editor: session in which they will identify The next introductory session is impose the same boycott against American flights in CLOSE-UP of foreigners. Genetic researchers foresee “ What is far more important is the fact that VITAM IN E TOOTHPASTE those areas in which racism is scheduled for April 10. Call Joan order to point out American co-responsibility.” volunteers working within state agencies enrich and “grain crops that are resistant to cold On Thursday, Feb. 7, Herald most blatant, and look at possible O’Loughlin, at 643-4031, for more • In Latin America, the embassy cables were Youth hit by car enhance the quality of life for many of Connecticut’s KAPS weather and drought, eggs triple their present reporter Kathy Garmus, in a organized efforts to effect change information. almost openly gloating. “ Soviets took a black eye in citizens,” the report said. BRANFORD — A Branford man was charged RED OR MINT size,” and predict that selective breeding Manchester Spotlight column, in institutions. Peru,” the Lim a embassy repo'rted. “ The Marxist today in the second of, two hit-run accidents 6.4 OZ. TUBE could produce cows as big as elephants within “ Racism workshop: Did it do any Joan OXoughlin left’s attempts to explain away Moscow’s brutality Sunday that claimed the life of a 14-year-old boy 4 0 0 1.U. The Rev. Mr. Floyd says people 20 years. good?,’’ came to the conclusion John Foley only augmented nation’s revulsion and diminished walking on Route 1. BOTTLE are basically fair, and if they Barbara Baker credibility of those who ... defend Soviet Union. This William Rathbun, 48, was charged with evading Housing permits OF too Cannon says those who want to “ fuel” the that the workshop might have been well-intentioned, but that it was too recognize their attitudes as racist, Nancy Carr included Communist deputies. ... The United States responsibility and misconduct with a motor new American Revolution should: thirst to simplistic. In fact, Kathy says, they will become uncomfortable Mary Jaworski has clearly advanced its position in this unstable vehicle, a felony. He was being held in $ 1 0 ,^ ddwn in January learn, write vigorously and clearly, plan for bond for arraignment in West Haven Superior EXTRA- “ Whatever one’s theory on the with them and change. Of course, Marie Salamon country.” STRENOTH the future, pursue excellence, seek creative cause of racism, it is clear that it there will always be those who Ambrose Delhi The embassy in Costa Rica was pleased to report HARTFORD (UPI) — The number of pernriits ^*Police said his car struck Thomas Baucher who build up their own egos by issued for new housing construction in Connecticut TYLENOL accomplishments, and set and achieve goals. wLIl take more than self- Shirley Zachery that a Soviet Embassy representative failed to show was walking east on Route 1 with another boy declined last month but remained well above the examination and discussion to subordinating and victimizing oth­ John Cooney up for a talk show disression of the shoot-down with a about 7 p.m. An unidentified youth who was riding FLEX-CARE BOTTLE eliminate it.” ers. Of course, there will be those U.S. diplomat, so the show was broadcast without the his bicycle in the first hit-and-run accident levels of a year ago. Department of Housing officials said Saturday a CONTACT LENS OF too If this workshop were the end of whose apathy and self-comfort will man from Moscow. Sunday was released after treatment at Yale- preliminary analysis of reports filed by local building TABLETS prevent them from caring enough Letters |E>olicy SOLUTION Heavenly bodies the process, we would agree. New Haven Hospital. officials indicated new housing permits issued in Police charged Thomas Glossa, 30, of North However, the workshop on com­ to look at the present situation and The Manchester Herald wel­ January were down 26.2 percent from December. To be or not to be Branford with driving under the influence, and bating racism is one step in a be disturbed. But there is also comes letters to the editor. However, the January total was a strong 71.2 If a Florida-based group of undertakers and evading responsibility, Glossa was arrested after long-range plan. Kathy and the 13 others who Letters should be brief and to the The decision of the Folger Library, one of > percent higher than the total number of permits NYOUIL a witness reportedly supplied police with engineers has its way, RIP-ing will take bn The goal for this particular attended the workshop who are point. They should be typed or Washington’s most prestigious academic institutions, ' issued in January 1984, the department said in its 120Z. 2 9 9 NIGHTTIME information. new dimensions in a few years. workshop was consciousness- committed to change. neatly handwritten, and, for ease to stop producing Shakespeare’s plays because of I latest monthly report. BOTTLE COLDS The government has approved the group’s raising. Kathy has already become We believe there are SO good men in editing, should be double­ federal budget cuts, has drawn a surprisingly virulent I “ Compared to the first month of last year, housing NyQuil MEDICINE Officials probe fire cause construction appears to be getting off to a strong start plans for a 300-pound space launch of 10,330 aware of one way in which she and women in Manchester who are spaced. protest from some distinguished capital residents. BY VICKS contributes to the problem and concerned, who have read the The Herald reserves the right to One target of their scorn is Amherst College, which ; GRISWOLD — Fire officials are investigating a in 1985,” Housing Commissioner Joseph E. Canale lipstick-sized titanium capsules, each con­ fire that killed an elderly woman and a man in a she’s made up her mind to do statistics and are already edit letters in the interests of administers the library endowed by the late * said in a statement. taining the reduced ashes of a cremated two-family home in the Jewett City section. Canale noted that mortgage interest rates are lower eoz. 2 5 9 8 something about it. Systems uncomfortable. brevity, clarity and taste. multimillionaire Henry Clay Folger. person. Police identified the victims of Saturday’s fire now than any t,ime since November 1983, with BOTTLE 8 change always begins in personal Kathy concludes, “ The more Address letters to: Open Forum, Critics have lambasted the Massachusetts college as Glenn Ouillette, 28, who was found dead in the adjustable rate mortgage rates now standing at 12.05 The Celestis Group, of Melbourne, Fla., M YLANTAII change. likely prospect-is that racism will Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, for shutting down a facility that brings ghetto kids into bathroom of a first-floor apartment, and Bella percent and fixed-rale mortgage rates at 13.75 plans to charge $3,900 per body. Whether or not you happen to never be corrected.” We believe Manchester, CT 06040. contact with Shakespeare, while continuing to fund Rickey, 73. She was found in a bedroom in the percent. A N TA CID Celestis spokesman John Cherry said the such events as afternoon tea parties and seminars on During January, 1,185 permits were issued for new d u r a c e l l agree with the Rev. Mr. Floyd's second-floor apartment. LIQUID esoteric Shakespearean lore. One congressional - Police said the frame building was fully housing units, a 26.2 percent decrease from the spacecraft would be coated with a highly premise about the economic basis a lk a lin e committee is considering investigating Folger'g use ' involved when firefighters arrived at 3:30 a.m. revised figure of 1,606 permits issued during reflective material. On a clear night, with the for institutional racism, the statis­ ■a h e r ie s of 5343,000 a year from the National Park Service. One firefighter was taken to William W. Backus December, the department said. aid of binoculars, he explained, loved ones tics on black education, employ­ New Haven County led the state last month with 419 Library director Werner Gundersheimer admitted Hospital in Norwich and treated for smoke 12 0Z. ment and income leave little room inhalation, police said. permits for new housing while building officials in ” C” O R ” D” CELL will be able to watch their dearly departed he was astonished at the venom shown by the BOTTLE for question about the existence Windham County issued the fewest permits, a total of PKG. OF 2 passing overhead. save-the-theater stalwarts, but insisted, in the words and effects of racism in Am erica’s 14. during the month. „ . OR 9 VOLT ■ of the immortal bard, “ W e’re getting a bum rap." Heart recipient OK SINGLE PACK ■ social institutions, both public and The January totals for other counties are; Fairfield, HARTFORD — A 39-year-old Connecticut man 357; Hartford, 252; Litchfield, 33; Middlesex, 40, New private. PRICES EFFECTIVE Eta 1STHRU24. ISaS NOT REtPONSIllE FOR TYFOORAPHICAL ERNOFIl has been resting comfortably after recieving a London, 39 and Tolland, 31. W f RiSCRVE THE RKIHT TO LIMIT OUANTITICS Some of those who participated Adding up the regs “ good heart” and becoming Hartford Hospital’s Statewide, a total of 18,655 permits were issued for Bedtime reading in the opening workshop will go on The federal government's regulations have grown second heart transplant recipient. new housing construction in the 12-month period that to the second session which takes a at an incredible rate in the past two decades, “ The heart was a good one, and it began its ended in January, compared to 16,016 for the 12-month rhythm almost immediately,” said hospital “Bedside Book of Celebrity Gossip” and look at deepening one’s awareness particularly in the social area. One yardstick is the period that ended in January 1984, the department RITE AID PHARMACIES spokesman James D. Battaglio. some other non-governmental books were o f racism, how to help others Federal Register, where all new regulations must be said. recognize and focus on racism and Officials say the man, who did not want to be ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD recently charged to the taxpayers by published. identified, underwent four hours of surgery the format of action networks. • 271 ELLINGTON RD. California Sen. Pete Wilson. lit the mid-1950s, the register published 10,000 pages beginning at midnight Friday. He entered the How the copyright law works •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 a year of new regulations. By 1970 that figure had hospital Feb. 5 for evaluation as a possible heart PHARMACY PH; 528-611 5| When called to account, Wilson's office The third session continues to Original works of authorship in any tangible MANCHESTER expand our experience and recog­ doubled, and by 1980 the new rules took 75,000 pages. recipient and learned a donor organ was chalked the volumes up to a bookkeeping medium of expression are entitled to protection under •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-91 10 nition of racism, includes new According to a study prepared by Murray available from another hospital in the state the copyright law. The law, which came into effect on error. The $18 worth of books, said Wilson information on how to recruit new Weidenbaum, former chairman of the Council of Thursday. Jan. 1, 1978, superseded the Copyright Act of 1909. The man was in the final stages of cardiomy­ press secretary Otto Boss, actually were ®lM6byNEA.inc.' Economic Advisers, the cost to industry of complying Before that, there had been only three general groups for conscious raising of opathy, a progressive, untreatable deterioration with the government regulations over the past three revisions of the original copyright law of 1790 — in ordered by the senator’s wife, Gayle, and racism and moves toward an of the heart muscle. mistaxenly charged to his government understanding of community anal­ "It has nothing to do with Ideology. I Just FE LT decades has been about $100 billion — which has been 1831, 1870 and 1909. account. ysis and systems change. like making a Ronald Reagan snowman." passed on to consumers. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb 18. 1985 — 9_ H - MANCHESTER HERAUJ. Monday, Feb. 18. 1«)85 CAPTAIN EASY • by Crookt A Caiale NOT eO FA&T. ^TEVie. PLBA&E PONT BB THERE. PUEA&E PONT BE THERE^ FEW H0UR9 eOOU A9 I FIND A PHONE BOOTH. VtA GONNA CALU Haydon makes operation look easy AHP &EVEN A — r VOUR PARENTS Monday T V TIME l a t e r ... grateful.” us. having been the first and not By Bill Wood “ You don't know what it means Bosco star in this contemporary story Schroeder, whose speech has having anyone else," she said. United Press International to me that he might be all right,' 5:30 PM iHBOlSoVou WannaBea about two men m suburbia (90 min.) been impaired as the result of a A spokesman for the University Star? This documiintatv piolilns liva ml said Leda Parsons, a widow in her Channels (41) El M alefick) stroke Dec. 13, was told of of Utah Health Sciences Center, (mldrt piirlotniiirs rtalorminiiil to rnako it to LOUISVILLE, Ky. - People 80s and a neighbor of the Haydons (61) Police W om an Haydon's implant and responded, the site of Clark's operation, said S tardom close to the latest permanent for the past 25 years. WFSB Hartford, CT [CNN] Freeman Reports Haydon became the world's “ That's good." the university could hot have 6:00 PM C3l C80 a a f30) New s WNEW Naiw YorK. NY s mechanical heart recipient see performed the surgery on Haydon [DISl MOVIE: North Avenue third recipient of the metal and The wife of Seattle dentist Cf) Three s Company WTNH New Haven. CT 8 Murray P. Haydon as a man who so quickly after Schroeder's New York, NY Irregulars’ A surburban minister un­ Barney Clark, the world's first (9J Hart to Hart WOR f will be up and around in no time. plastic pump during a SV.'-liour WPIX New York. NY 11 leashes an unlikely band of women against artificial heart patient who lived implant. the mob. Edward Hermann, Barbara Harris, “ I'm confident in his recovery operation at Humana Hospital (11) Benson WTXX Waterbury. CT zo 112 days after his Dec. 2, 1983, “It probably wouldn't have Springfield. MA 31 Cions Leachman, 1979. Rated G •■5fE going well, since he has no other Audubon — the same hospital (20) Little House on the Prairie WWLP where Bill Schroeder underwent implant, resixtnded to Sunday's happened as fast here," John WEOH Hartford. CT 3* 9:30 PM G D N ew hart Stephanie must physical problems,” neighbor (24) Dr W ho )0 surgery with unique empathy. Dwan said. "Again our only major WVIT Hartford, CT choose between pushy, poor Michael and Jean Golden said after the implant the surgery Nov, 25. (38) One Day at a Time WSBK Boston, M A 38 "I always keep track of them difficulty at the University of Utah 40 his slick, rich and powerful boss LEVY’S LAW • by J«m»» Schunniiter Sunday. “ I can see him next Following the surgery, Dr Ro­ (40) Newsw atch WGGB Springfield. MA all,” Unaloy Clark said. " I have a is funding. We can’t compete with Peterson. NJ 41 (41) Grandee Series: Artakena summer out there in the y ard in his bert Jarvik, who invented the (41) Reporter 41 WXTV / HOW CAM >OU A C C U 6 E- (the for-profit Humana Inc.) in WGBY Springfield. MA 57 [HBO l Video Jukebox mechanical heart, spoke with lot of my life invested in that." (57) M acNeil/Lehrer Newshour M f- little chair just like always.” WTIC Hartford, CT 11 Haydon's 24-year-old son. Derek. Clark said a major difference for that area. Cabla Naws Ntwrk (CNN) 10'.OO PM CD Cagney Lacey FOR OSFPIT CABP Another next-door resident in his “ We're fully supportive of the (61) Good Times CNN Conclusion. Mary Beth faces the fact that CAEB0N5?.' “ He was in very good spirits and "both the Haydon family and for DISNEY Disney Channel (DISl suburban Louisville neighborhood efforts of Humana," Dwan said. [CNNl Prog Cont’d lESPNl she needs surgery. (60 min ) thanked everyone and was re­ the Schroeder family as well as the ESPN Sports Network said she was “ so thankful” every­ "W e’re pleased and excited for iH BO l recipients is the fact they won't [DlSl New! Animal World HBO Home Box Office C D N ew s thing had gone so well (or Haydon. lieved," Jarvik said, adding that (MAX) have that feeling of being alone." them and very hopeful for their (M AXl MOVIE: My Foolish Heart' A CINEMAX Cin«Ti8x Qj) Independent News HOOU 58. a retired auto worker and the entire Haydon family was pre(jnant qirl learns that her soldier lover is TMC Movie Channel ITM C l vtr “ looking very relieved, very “ It was kind of a lonely thing for patients.” dead Dana Andrews. Susan Hayward. USA USA Natwofk (USAl {26) W ild. W ild W e s t former barber. Kent Smith 1950 (2^ @0) TV 's Bloopers 8i Practical Jokes iTM C l MOVIE; Without a Trace' When Tonight's practical joke victims are Julius a small boy doosn t return home from Erving and David Brenner. (60 min.) school, his mother and a compassionate 8:00 PM (3D scarecrow and Mrs. $ j)K o ia k King Amanda and Francine go undercover Jarvik heart same as Schroeder’s cof) embark on a seemingly hopeless as maids in order to crack a case irtvolving [C N N ] Evenirtg N ew s \ search Judd Hirsch, Kate Nelligan, Stock- the mob. (60 min ) [ESPNl ESPN's Ringside Review power supply are about the diame­ Unlike the model that kept Clark ard Chanmng 1983 Rated PG By Brian Malloy Robert jarvik who developed it in CD PM Magazine [HBOl MOVIE: 'The Buddy System' A ter of a man's small finger and exit alive, the latest Utahdrive has (U SA I Cartoon Express United Press International Salt I,akc City, is about the size of CD (4d) Hardcastle 8i M cCorm ick (CC) lonely.kid tries to play matchmaker be­ Haydon's body just below the chest been changed to eliminate an tween his single mom and a grown up two somewhat flattened baseballs 6:30 PM d ) (61) One Day at a Tim e Mark sots out to find the modern day Bbn- bone. exposed on-off button for fear of an nio and Clyde who stole his prize money friend Richard Dreyfuss. Susan Sarandon. ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dav« Qrau* LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The linked by tubes to a waist-high, (11) Barney Miller Nancy Allen. 1984, Rated PG. The tubes are connected to the accidental shutoff. (60 min ) LISTEN, IF I'M NOT Jarvik-7 artificial heart implanted air-driven bedside (tower supply. (22) (3d) NBC News [MAX] MOVIE: Never Say Never I'M GOINA TAKE A QUICK neat white, black and blue Utah- CD N ew s look INSIDE, TOKO! you OUT OF HERE IN A Sunday in the chest of Murray The plastic-and-metal heart is Still, the unit can be turned off (24) Nightly Business Report Again' (CC) James Bond must stop a ring REASONABLE LENGTH drive console on four wheels. (11) M OVIE: National Lampoon's Dl IT r Haydon is identical to the unit that designed to replace the two ventri­ with a key that will remain in the of terrorists who are holding nuciear w ar­ OF TIM E... th e Utahdrive unit, which looks (38) Jeffersons Animal House' A feud erupts between ri­ heads for ransom Sean Connery. Max von has kept Bill Schroeder alive since cle's. or lower pumping chambers possession of the artificial heart val fraternities John Belushi. Tim Mathe- like a modern automotive tuneup (40) ABC N ew s (CC) Sydow. Kim Basinger. 1983. Rated PG. of the heart. surgeon. Dr, William DeVries, who son, Donald Sutherland. 1978 Nov. 25. machine, was developed by Jar- (41) Noticiero SIN [ T M c i M OVIE: The Lonely Guy' A jilted The only significant change from Air is pumped through tubes to made it clear that a suicidal (20) M OVIE: Operation Pacific' A W W II writer finds himself a celebrity when his vik's Symbion Inc. medical tech­ (CN Nl Showbiz Today submarine commander sacrifices every­ the original Jarvik-7 heart that the two chambers to activate a patient unhappy with the implant book on loneliness becomes a bestseller nology firm. It weighs 323 pounds [DISl EPCOT Magazine thing for his crew and his ship. John kept Barney Clark alive for 112 diaphragm, which then pulses the results would have to find another Steve Martin, Charles Grodin. Rated R UPl photo — 52 pounds less than the original lESPNl Mazda SportsLook Wayne. Patricia Neal. Ward Bond 1951 days in 1982-83 is in the valves. blood through the lungs and body. way to end his life. 10:30 PM 03 News — and includes numerous backup (HBO) Life on Earth: The Infinite (22) (3d) Di8nevla1^d's 30th Anniversary After a crack in a weld seam in To implant the artificial heart, Another innovation is the Variety Celebration Hosts John Forsythe and (24) American Film Institute The Sil­ Murray Haydon lays anesthetized as surgical team systems in case of a mechanical Drew Barrymore arc joined by Julio An­ ence ■ A 19-year-old AmericanGlissepar- one of the heart's valves led to which is the color of white pearls, Heimes portable heart machine, 8 members Dr. William DeVries, right, and Dr. Ronald the ventricles are surgically re­ failure. drews. Julian Lennon and the Pointer Sis­ ated from his unit and is wounded in emergency surgery on Clark just 7:00 PM ® CBS N ew s The unit has four gauges to keep about the size of a camera case. ters in celebrating Disneyland s 30th Vietnam Barbie implant the Jarvik-7 artificial heart in his chest. 12 days after the implant, a solid moved and the open cuff ends of the ® (38) M -A *S *H truck of blood pressure and has The Heimes. which has a shoulder anniversary. (2 hrs ) (38) Dick Van Dyke valve tooled from a single piece of Jarvik-7 heart chambers are sewn C D ABC N ew s (CC) red. green, yellow, orange and belt for easy carrying, allows (24) (57) W onderworks (CC) Words by (41) 2 4 Horas metal was chosen. The mechanical to the atriums, the remaining C D Dallas Heart ‘ Conclusion. (60 min ) white alarm buttons to alert the greater freedom to move around (D ISl Short Feature heart in Schroeder's chest also has upper portion of the natural heart . the hospital or. home than the (11) Jeffersons (38) MOVIE; 'Spellbound' A female psy­ medical and nursing staff of any [ESPNl SportsCenter the new valves. The tubes connecting the artifi- bulkier Utahdrive. ^d) (40) Barney Miller chiatrist helps an amnesia victim who is THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Santom Murray Haydon problems. accused of murder Ingrid Bergman. Gre [USAl Dragnet The Jarvik-7, named for Dr, '-i-'t he.nrt to the free-standing (22) W heel of Fortune gory Pock, Leo G Carroll 1945 WHO CWJ TELL ME WHAT 'HE6I?WSHED 1 1 :00 PM CD CD (4® New s (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (41) Cosas de Casados CS3 Taxi 6eOR6E WA^IUeTOW AFTER EVERY] (3d) Family Feud (61) Perry Como Las Vegas Style 0 3 Phil Silvers WASHOTED FOR"? MEAL shows his mettle ^1) Marisela [CNN] Prime News Cl€ Odd Couple ($7) Nightly Business Report [D ISl Steve Allen's Comedy Room By United Press International dent of Humana Inc., which will (61) Diff'rent Strokes (2® Honeymooners [ESPNl College Basketball; Seton Hall ■he WA6 FATHER finance Haydon’s mechanical im­ [CNN] Moneyline at Providence $4) Dr. Who plant at Humana Hospital (3® M»A*S*H OF OURaxJMTR^ Murray Haydon, who enjoys [DISl Five Mile Creek (H B O TM O V IE : 'W onder of It All' A cou­ reading history books and working Audubon. gar battling a boar, penguins playing, and ®7) Ten O'Clock News (ESPNl SportsCenter 'Au p ^ hi^ in his garden, made a little history Haydon worked as a barber in a rare animals from every continent are (6i) M O VIE: Nightm are' An ex-gambler lUSAl Radio 1990 filmed in this documentary 1973 RatodG. stumbles onto a murder, a pretty widow, (FARFEFSIER of his own Sunday by becoming the shop along the Shelbyville Road area of Louisville that grew 7:30 PM C3J PM Magazine [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Deadly Force’ A former and sabotage. Diana Barrymore, Brian ’ h e h e v e r t d u ? i third man to receive a permanent cop is called upon to track down a psycho­ Donicvy. 1942 3NSXu> quickly after World War II and CSD All In the Family Z.>lS artificial heart. pathic mass murderer. Wings Hauser. [CNNl Moneyline A l ie ! J Haydon, 58, a tall, white-haired landed one of the much sought- (3D Wheel of Fortune Joyce Inglass. Rated R [D IS l M O VIE: 'From Disney, w ith Love* man known for devotion to his after jobs at the Ford Motor Co. (ii) Independent News [TM C l MOVIE: Superman III' (CC) Music, songs and enchanting moments family and his willingness to help truck plant near his suburban (20) Hogan's Heroes 8:30 PM CD Rituals from Disney classics are presented Ani­ mated FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavei neighbors along his tree-lined home. 122) M 'A -S *H CD Sale of the Century street, turned to the experimental Younger co-workers called the (30) Entertainment Tonight [ESPNl College Basketball: UCLA at (41) M as Aprisa con la Risa Stanford mechanical heart program when bespectacled Haydon by two nick­ (38) Barney Miller names. "Grandfather” and F 9:00 PM d D Kate & Allie Kale has [USA] Gong Show AN told he was dying of heart disease. (40) People's Court mixed emotions when her father an­ Haydon’s background has sim­ "M .P .,” for his first two initials. 11:15P M O ) Reporter 41 Ph y s ic ia n (67) W ild W orld of Animals nounces his plans to remarry e^pE'cTToPAI^r ANP ilarities to both Bill Schroeder, the A pack-a-day cigarette smoker (61) One Day at a Tim e CD Merv Griffin 11:30 PM CD Three's Company world's second mechanical heart until he became ill with heart / C=> (C N N l Crossfire CD (40) Hollywood W ives (CC) Second of CD Charlie's Angels //, c=3 C3 I COU($h BP up recipient, and many American problems in 1981, Haydon eventu­ [ESPNl College Basketball Report 3 parts CD C4® ABC News Nightline men of his generation: service in ally had to retire from his Cousteau/ Amazon [HBO] Fraggle Rock CD CD Burns & Allen / f 5 P O L L P i F f , World War II followed by a factory assembly line job in 1983. [USAl NHL Hockey: Edmonton at ^4) (57) American Playhouse (CC) 'Some (iji) Honeymooners o A fan of history books and Men Need Help Treat Williams and Philip career and family raising. Buffalo (2® Leave It to Beaver A native of Louisville who grew puzzles, Haydon was married 32 years ago and reared three child­ (2.d (3® Best of Carson Tonight's guests T h AVE^ 2- 18 up in the rural fanning country E are Lyle Alzado. Jim Stafford and Dinah ren who have given him five •l> near Mammoth Cave National Manoff. (R) (60 min.) Park in southern Kentucky. Hay­ grandchildren, the last born just ^ Anything for Money don quit Cave City High School to Friday on another floor at ® j) Pelicula; *EI Poder Negro' serve in the Army. He saw combat Audubon. ^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WINTHROP -by Dick Cavalll in Germany as a teenage soldier 40 In recent months the condition of [CN N] Sports Tonight his weakening heart left him short LAIMIE'S (A HER WHEN HE' GETS UP£>BV years ago. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'U Cage Aux Foltes' A I HEARD THERE V/AS YEAH... SCIMEBODY 7 of breath and frequently fatigued HOLLYWOOD WIVES IS A F U N N Y HE TRIESTE? RUN UP Haydon returned home from the young man brings his fiancee's parents SOME EXCITEMENT THREWA TEDDY BEAR service and graduated from Horse and forced him to limit a favorite home to meet his gay father. Michael Ser- DCWN THE BATH(200M (5 UY... T H E W A U L . rault, Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Gblabru. 1979 A T LvAINIEfe PARTY Cave High School several ye.ars pastime, working in the garden of B Candice Bergen, Joanna DRAIN. Cassidy and Mary Crosby (I. Rated R. SATURDAY. before Wendell Cherry, the presi- his brick home. [USA] Make Me Laugh to r.) star in "Hollywood v ~ Wives," airing MONDAY, 11:45 PM (HBOl MOVIE: The FEB. 18 on ABC. Entity' When a woman Is repeatedly rav­ aged by a violent, invisible spirit, she turns to parapsychologists for help. Barbara UPl photo (.Hi cK I isriMi.s ron r xAcr riMt Hershey. Ron Silver. 1982. Rated R, 1 2:00 AM CD Simon & Simon K k The artificial heart implant recipient is wheeled into the Sunday. Pushing the bed is Dr. Barbie. CD Rockford Files am (D Best of Saturday Night operating room as his wife, Juanita, holds his hand (p) Star Trek (2® MOVIE: 'The Prisoner of Zenda' A king is kidnapped before his coronation and a distant cousin, his double, is per- B suaded to take his place. David Niven, Astrosfraph Recipient’s relatives ‘very relieved’ Madeline Carroll, Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. 1937 (31) M OVIE: 'The Crimson Blade' After Crossword ARIES (March 21-AprM 19) A change will done alone. Align yourself with people Haydon. and his son and two Haydon received the world's president and s|>okcsman. B King Charles'* defeat at Naseby, Cromwell take place today that will be of ultimate who share a common purpose. By Thomas J. Sheeron wages a bloody war against his protec­ daughters awaited the outcome of third permanent artificial heart “ They are together in an area of financial benefit. However, this shift in LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Give matters United Press International tors. Lionel Jeffries, Oliver Reed, June ^ o u r implant on the second floor of the hospital that has been set aside Answer to Previous Puzzle circumstances could be screened from that relate to your work or career top pri­ the implant from a secluded ACROSS 2 Long ago Thorburn. 1964 Humana Hospital Audubon. And for the Haydon family," Atkins 3 Certainly (Let.) <1Krthday your view. ority at this time. Major ambitions can be LOUISVILLE. Ky. — The close- sixth-floor hospital room. When B u R N H p A R d® Family Feud Haydon awoke from anesthesia elsewhere in the hospital, a new­ said at an hourly news briefing 1 Coloring 4 Taxis TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be fulfilled If you're willing to assert yoursal( knit and' publicity-shy family of r HT O 0 di) Misa de Roma extremely effective today in matters SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're more born grandson and Haydon’s during the implant procedure. 4 Comedian 5 Retirement plan H E A I Murray Haydon managed to ap­ following the 3'A-hour surgery [CNN] Newsnight Feb. 19,1985 where you deal with several persons a1- in Ihe minds and hearts of others now daughter-in-law were resting up. “They get information probably Durante (abbr.) A L T A 1 e I o N S pear relaxed during his mechani­ Sunday, his wife was in the [USA] Radio 1990 the same lime regarding issues ol mutual than you may realize. Those who care will more periodically than we do.” 9 590. Roman 6 Month (Fr.) 1 B Y E S Knowledge gained from past experience intensive care unit with him, and “ They were looking very re­ n E -L ■ interests. . be trying to help you secretly. cal heart implant and reacted with In contrast, after Bill Schroed­ (MAX) MOVIE: La will be pul to profitable uses in Ihe year he squeezed her hand in lieved, very grateful,” Dr. Robert 12 Actor Knotts 7 1550. Homan 12:15A M GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It's to your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) This Is relief when it ended in record time. Truite* (Subtitled) A group of selfish jet- ahead. You've been a good student and er’s implant Nov. 25 at Audubon, 13 Former Moslem 8 Affirmations the time to try to finalize matters impor­ His wife of 32 years, Juanita recognition. Jarvik, the device’s inventor, said setters try to corrupt a young innocent soon you will be rewarded. advantage to devote your energies and the Schroeder family granted edict 9 God (Sp.) eflorts to your major goats for the next tant to you and your family. Keep plug^ after watching the implant and 14 Noun suffix country girl. Isabelle Huppert, Jeanne- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) The interviews with the hometown 10 Strange (comb, Pierre Cassel. Jeanne Moreau. 1983. few days. Outstanding achievements are Ing until you get the desired results. ^ meeting with relatives of Haydon. 15 Jackie's 2nd form) aspects indicate that this could be a.peri- newspaper and radio station in Rated R od ol prosperity for you. Your earning now within reach. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) During “ His family was very relaxed." husband 11 Stuff CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) People the next lew days you will be getllilg . In a photograph distributed by Jasper, Ind., held a joint news Starsky and Hutch powers will be increased, but you'll have Doctors say smoking 16 Caudal 1 2:30 AM CD 19 Newspaper to work lor whal you gel. The Matchmak­ essential to your present plans will be some creative ideas. They can be prollla- the hospital. Mrs. Haydon and conference for other reporters appendages (22) Kung Fu executive er wheel reveals your compatibility to all receptive today. Just be sure your pres­ bly ' developed II you' act upon them daughter Diana Welsh are .shown from around the nation and ap­ 17 Chilean Indian g U M W ^ Late Night w ith David Letterman T o ­ promptly. (abbr.) B U " ] signs, as well as shows you which signs entation Is well thought out. peared live on network television. 18 Red Sea night's guests are Tommy Lasorda and hugging in Haydon’s recovery 21 Egyptian deity A N 1 s S M E E you are best suited to romantically. To LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Material gains wasn’t Haydon’s woe While his family sought a lower Howie Mandel. (60 min.) room following the surgery. country 23 Annual could come to you both today and 1 T o H O L D get yours mail $2 to Astro-Graph, Box The Haydons had asked Humana profile than the Schroeders, Hay­ 20 English Derby 24 Meal d ® Rituals tomorrow through other than your nor­ E N D S 489, Radio City Station, New York. NY And then there’s the doctor who Allan M. Lansing, the medical don’s surgical consent document town 25 Prescribed L O T [DISl Still the Beaver mal sources. Do not put limitations on By Brian Malloy Inc., which financed Haydon's 10019. profited from the adage, "An apple.a included permission to release 22 Tunisian ruler [USAl Tales of the Unexpected your thinking or efforts. United Press International director of the Humana Heart implant at Humana Hospital Au­ amount PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You'll func­ day keeps the doctor away." He gave 24 Summer time 26 December 38 Ancient name 53 Totals tion better at this time as a leader rather VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) You're now In Institute. dubon, to help shield them from general information, photographs 54 Characteriza­ 1:00 AM CD McMillan & Wife a brief cycle where you can achieve up medicine and bought an ap|^ (abbr.) holiday (abbr.) of Vich than a follower. Initiate situations instead LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The only “ I know of no relationship public attention. and videotapes of the implant. 25 540, Roman 40 Lack of water tion fS3 N ew s ol waiting lor others to light the (use. things through partners that can’t be orchard. between smoking and this condi­ Because of intense public and 27 Songstress Can­ 55 Glasgow three men to have received a “ The Haydon family has re­ 26 Abominable 46 Leading CD Saint tion," Lansing said, referring to media interest in the medical trell 48 Electrical engi­ resident permanent artificial heart all quested a little le.ss information, 8 snowman (H) One Step Beyond the weakening of the heart muscle. experiment, surgeon Dr. William 29 Bird call 30 Dawn (Sp.) neer (abbr.) 58 Uncle (Scot.) smoked cigarettes, but doctors do not from the clinical .standpoint 59 Mortar mixer d® Film/Sign-Off Lansing said pre-operative ex­ DeVries has said he likely would 34 Medical suffix 31 Steeve 49 Cheek not directly blame the habit for because they are perfectly willing 60 Doctrine (CN N) Crossfire 35 Severed (Brit.) 32 Stigma 50 Approve causing the heart disease that led amination showed Haydon might that we release all the medical, rule out as a mechanical heart 51 Picks on adherent (suff.) Bridge 36 Fifty percent 33 Hairdo [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook to their experimental surgery. suffer from a normal hardening of clinical, experimental data that is candidate anyone unwilling to 37 Capital of r : [TMCl M OVIE; 'Trial by Terror' A young Murray P. Haydon, 58, who the arteries for a man his age, but desired or appropriate," said accept release of at least general Yemen couple finds that their American Dream which held the trick. Next came a loW received the world’s third artifi­ an inspection of his chest area George Atkins, a Human-' “ fee patient information. has turned into a nightmare. Kay Lenz, Prize-worthy diamond, and East chose to play loW. 39 Pull to pieces Wayne Crawford. NORTH cial heart implant Sunday after his during Sunday’s implant showed 41 European beetle *A842 Rothstein won the qu :n, drew tHe own diseased heart was removed, no evidence of the condition. 42 Jacob's twin [USA] NHL Hockey: Edmonton at last trump with his king, and played YA J8 declarer play UPl photo smoked one pack of cigarettes a Bill Schroeder, S3, smoked 2>A 43 Look Buffalo ♦ A J63 king of spades. East unblocked the day for 40 years before he quit after packs a day for 20 years before Something Different...... Wish Someone A flirtatiously 1:30 AM C D How to Be Successful in 476 By James Jacoby jack, but declarer still played a low The Jarvik-7 artificial heart sits in the foreground as the developing heart trouble and quit 44 WWII area America developing heart disease in 1981. WEST EAST Each year Bols Royal Distilleries spade from his hand and put in operating team at Humana Hospital Audubon in But there was no connection under doctors orders. Schroeder 45 Express (D Anything for Money ♦ Q73 4 J 9 dummy's eight. East won the nine and Happy Birthday 47 Black bread of the Netherlands sponsors a bridge between smoking and Hayden’s received his mechanical heart dD Independent News W74 4Q63 led into dummy's A-J of diamonds to Louisville open Haydon's chest to begin implanting the 49 Prophet 25 26 27 brilliancy competition. New Yorker heart condition, according to Dr. Nov. 25 . With A Herald Happy Heart d!) Despedida ♦ --- «K 19 98542 give declarer 12 tricks. 52 Comes close Jeff Rothstein gets my vote for first heart. [CNN] Newsnight Update \ 4 K Q J 10 9 8 4 3 42 56 Volga tributary 34 prize for his play of today's deal. What if East had gone up with the 57 Uncanny [ESPNl Fishin' Hole SOUTH The pre-emptive club hid by West diamond king? He could not legd Dr. Loren J. Schneider is happy to announce 61 What’s up. 37 2:00 AM CD G et Sm art 4 K 10 6S deprived North-South of bidding away from the J-9 of spades sinee ■4K 109 5 2 the relocation of his office to; ? CD JoA Franklin Show room. North felt he had to show his that would bring in the spade suit for 62 Humorist 42 ♦ Q7 heart support at the four level. Roth­ declarer. On the return of a heart Dr. David Van Hoewyk 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101 MOVIE: 'Blondie's Biassed Event' 4 A 5 63 Store up Dagwood creates a riot at a builder's con­ stein, South, took that bid for substan­ declarer would cash the remaining Chiropractic Physician Mahehester 64 Place for vention which loses him his job at the very Vulnerable: Both tial extra values, and simply bid a hearts while discarding spades from unclaimed mail same time that Blondie is giving birth to Only 53 54 65 Dealer: North slam. West had succeeded in getting • P*®y F*’® diamond queen and For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults (abbr.) 49 50 thoir daughter, Cookie. Penny Singleton, ...... P . " *HAnthen a aonoflA spade In to dummy’s ace. ix*Now is pleased to announce the relocation of his of­ Arthur Lake, Anita Louise. 1942. his opponents too high, but look what $6.00 65 River in West North East the ace and jack of diamonds woiQd and children’s foot ailments, Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer 56 5 61 happened. Belgium [E S P N ] W inning Golf Tips from the Pros 10 Pass squeeze West between the, spade fice to the Hilliard Complex, 483 W. Middle Toes. Diseases of the skin, Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle ' 66 Obligations - Jerry Barber and Peter Thomson. 44 44 Pass West led the club eight, East fol­ queen and the high club to let the coh- 62 |64 M OVIE: Psycho M' Declared le­ Pass Pass Pass lowing with the deuce. Declarer knew Tpke., Suite 223, Manchester. Injuries. 67 Place [HBOl tract make. - DOWN gally sane by the courts, Norman Bates re­ that West's lead implied a void in Call.... 65 67 turns to society and his rundown motel. Emergencies seen same day. 1 Normandy Opening lead: 48 diamonds. After winning in his hand, Anthony Perkins, Vera Miles, Meg Tilly. declarer played a heart to dummy's The one request that brings guarap- 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 invasion day J 1983. Rated R. „ 646-5153 16 ace and continued with the heart jack, teed fulfillment: Ask for trouble. (comp, wd.) (C)t905 hy NEA Inc (MAXl Eros America -f /i'— I' ' '•* W -V VI

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a m. at St. Sebastian Church. SPORTS Beatrice Wilson and Rosella Whit­ mixed W. Goodchild Sr., Burial will be in the family plot'in ney, both of South Windsor: and St. Sebastian’s Cemetery, Middle- several nieces and nephews. i headed realty board town. Calling hours will be at the The funeral will be 'Tuesday at 11 William Edward Goodchild Sr. funeral home today from 2 to 4 p.m. NBA roundup a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home,£_ on saies of West Hartford, the former and 7 to 9 p.m. president of the Manchester Board 400 Main St. Burial will be in Responses from downtown mer­ Windsorville Cemetery, East of Realtors, died Saturday at St. chants about the success of Wa­ Francis Hospital and Medical Windsor. Calling hours will be Joan A. LaBrIe shington’s Birthday sales varied from 7 to 9 tonight. Center, Hartford. Joan A. (Margelony) LaBrie, 44, today from ’’not bad to Lakers fEir from laid back He was a real estate agent in of West Hartford, wife of John "excellent.” Manchester for 46 years and was Gladys Kallch ’’Jack” W. LaBrie and sister of Most agreed that Saturday was Paul Margelony of Manchester, elected president of the Manches­ Gladys (Keith) Kalich, 87, of the big sales day even though today died Friday at John N. Dempsey ter Board of Realtors in 1952. He Miami Beach, Fla., formerly of is the official holiday and tradition­ Hospital, Farmington. was a former member of the Manchester, died Sunday at the ally a big shopping day. as they macho past Celtics She also is survived by a son, Manchester Lions. Veterans Administration Hospital Several merchants who partici- John A. LaBrie, and a duaghter, He is survived by his wife, Anna in Miami. She was the wife of the paled in a promotion which offered Sandra A. LaBrie, both of West McHalc nad 15 points and 7 Mainello Goodchild of West Hart­ late Meyer Kalich. free cherry trees to their first Bv Gerry Monigan running down, James Worthy Warriors 125, Bullets 121 Hartford; her father, Peter Mar­ rebounds in 34 minutes. ford; two sons, William E. Good- Born in Manchester on July 27, customers on Saturday said they United Press International made a short jumper and was At Oakland, Calif., Purvis Short gelony of Enfield; her mother, Held to 7 points in the first half, child Jr. in Florida and Ted 1897, she had lived in Manchester gave away most of the trees. fouled by Scott Wedman. The free finished with 46 points and Jerome Mary (Sedlitzky) Maine of Hart­ Karecm Abdul-Jabbar took advan­ Goodchild of Hobe Sound, Fla.; for 70 years before moving to But Frederick Nassiff Jr. of When the Celtics come calling, throw gave Los Angeles a 108-103 Whitehead scored 5 in the second ford; two other brothers, George tage of Parish's absence to .score 11 two daughters, Jane Olson of Florida in 1967. Before she retired Nassiff Sports and Michael Fl- you can forget about the laid-back lead. overtime period. The victory Margelony in Canada and Peter Clearwater, Fla., and Ann Bartlett in 1%2, she worked for the state of lomeno of Fairway both said that Los Angeles image. The Lakers Worthy added 24 for the Lakers. points in the third period. He snapped a six-game losing streak Margelony of Worcester, Mass.; of East Hartford; two stepsons, Connecticut, and previously had last year’s Washington’s Birthday put on their best macho front Bird had 33 and Dennis Johnson 20 finished with 20. for the Warriors andjwasthe club’s and two sisters, Jeanette Cerso- Robert Mainello of West Hartford worked as a secretary at the sales were better. Nassiff esti­ Sunday, and beat Boston in a for the Celtics. Boston came back with a 9-2 first overtime win in five tries this sino of Ellington and Gloria and Dom Mainello of Clearwater, Manchester town hall. mated that this year’s sales were rematch of last season’s cham­ “ I fell we had a great opportun­ spurt early in the fourth quarter season. Cliff Robinson came off the Attennello of Warehouse Point. Fla.; four grandchildren; and six She was a veteran of World War 25 percent less than last year. pionship series. ity to win," Bird said. " I t ’s a tough for a 97-96 lead. bench to score 32 points for The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 great-grandchildren. II, serving in the Women’s Army Tom Marvin of Marvin’s of “ It’s a game for men when we loss but you can't be down too long Los Angeles, which has won a.m. with a ma.ss of Christian Washington. The funeral will be Wednesday Corps. She was a past member of •4 Manchester said of decreased get together,” said Earvin John­ because we have a game 12-of-l4 games since a }wo-point burial at the Church of St. Brigid. at 9:15 a.m. from the Molloy South United Methodist Church. Ml' sales this year, "The worst rtlng son after recording 37 points and 13 tomorrow.” loss Jan. 16 at Boston, used an 8-2 Hawks 90, Clippers 89 Burial will be in Fairview Ceme­ Funeral Home, 906 Farmington She is survived by a sister, Mrs. against us was the nice weather. I assists in the Lakers’ 117-111 Boston All-Star center Robert spree lo take a 26-21 advantage At Los Angeles, Dominique tery, West Hartford. There will be Ave., West Hartford, with a mass Robert (Estelle) Ol.son of Man­ am convinced worse weather victory at The Forum. Parish missed the second half with with three minutes left in the first Wilkins scored 36 points including df Christian burial at 10 a.m. in the chester; a niece, Lois Spencer of no calling hours. brings them down.” As a result, he "Both teams are so aggressive a sprained right ankle and the period. the winning basket with 3 seconds Memorial donations may be Church of St. Helena’s, West Manchester; a nephew, Robert K. said he will leave out his sale items and physical. You can’t come in Lakers were able to turn a 62-59 left for the Hawks. Wilkins made a made to the Newington Children’s Hartford. Burial will be in Fair- Olson of South Windsor: nine until it rains or snows. lackadaisical and soft becau.se halftime deficit into an 86-82 lead Bucks 125, Bulls 105 twisting, 3-foot bank shot from left Hospital, Cedar Street, Newing­ view Cemetery. Calling hours will grandnieces and nephews; and Other merchants said that Satur*;; they’ll take your heart out, just like after three quarters. At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief side. Los Angeles’ Norm Nixon ton. The Richard W. Sheehan I be Tuesday from2to4p.m. and7to four great-grandnieces and day was busy. Robert Dorin, owner- we’ll take theirs,” he said. Parish sprained his ankle in the scored 21 points and Terry Cum­ missed a 20-footer at the buzzer. Funeral Home, 1084 New Britian 9 p.m. nephews. of Manchester Hardware at 877 Johnson took the heart out of a final minute of the second quarter. mings added 20 to lead the Bucks. James Donaldson led Los Angeles A ve., West Hartford, has charge of 8 Memorial services will be Thurs­ Main St., said business was boom-; late Celtics surge with 9 free “ It’s always difficult to win when Milwaukee jumped to an 8-0 lead with a season-high 24 points. 8 the arrangements. Louise Mertens day at 7 p.m. at the Watkins ing. He said Saturday was a good- throws. you’ve got one of your big people and it was never close. Michael Blazers 115, Kings 96 "M agic was ready to play,” said out with an injury, .so Kevin Jordan led Chicago with 26 points Louise (Herzberg) Mertens, 81, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St, sale day and that a lot of shoppers, Los Angeles’ Pat Riley, who (McHale) comes in and he did a and Quintin Dailey added 20. At Portland, Ore., Mychal of Torrington, formerly of Man­ Calling hours are Thursday from Irwin Kaplan were coming in early today, which ’ 6:30 p.m. until the service begins. he had thought might be a "dead- recorded his 200th coaching vic­ good job for us,' ’ said Bo.ston Coach Thompson scored 26 points to lead chester, died Saturday at the Irwin “Izzy” Kaplan, 75, of Suns 115, Pacers 97 Portland to its fifth straight day” with the banks closed. tory. ” He plays with the flow. He K.C. Jones. "Then the whistle Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Colchester and Boca Raton, Fla., UPt photo victory. Blazers rookie center Sam Bernard Apter, owner of Regal; was excited and he went after it.” starts blowing. At Indianapolis, Alvin Adams Torrington. Marion E. Stanley died Thursday at Delray Commun­ Bowie left the game with 21 points, Men’s Shop at 903 Main St., also The score was tied 103-103 with " I mean, Dennis Johnson goes scored 23 points and Larry Nance She was the widow of Walter ity Hospital, Delray, Fla. He was Lakers' Michael Cooper (left) and Celtics’ Scott Wedman 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocked Marion Elizabeth Stanley, 90, of said he had a lot of traffic on 2; 34 left before Michael Cooper's down the court, gets tripped and added 21 to pace the Suns. Phoenix Mertens. the’ father of Martin Kaplan of DPI photo oulscored the Pacers 10-2 for a shuts after taking a hard fall with 8 Long Hill Road, Andover, died Saturday. "They really canae in for: (8) collide as they scramble for loose ball Sunday at layup put the Lakers ahead to stay. nothing is called. Then Magic She was born in Torrington Aug. Coventry and the husband of 46-39 lead. Indiana never got within minutes left. Mike Woodson led the Saturday at Windham Community the bargains,” he said, adding that Forum in Los Angeles. Lakers turned aside Boston, After Boston’s Larry Bird missed a Johnson goes down the court and 24, 1903, and had lived in Manches­ Mildred (Levy) Kaplan. Keep your choppers clean Kings with 25 points. Memorial Hopsital. he gave away more than his- 3-point try with the shot clock gets tripped, and he gets it called." 6 again. ter for many years before return­ Born in Coventry, she had lived He also is survived by a son, 117-111. Norman Kaplan of Colchester; a allotted share of cherry trees. I ing to Torrington in 1968. She was a in Andover for the last 85 years. ’’Smoke,” a sea lion at the New England Aquarium, gets daughter, Arlene Dressier of Nor­ Michael Boyle, owner of the; former domestic companion at the She was a member of the Andover some dental hygiene pointers from Ronald McDonald wich; two sisters, Frances Andel- Mary Lewis store at 829 Main St., ■ \W Marjorie and Dorothy Cheney Congregational Church, the An­ during Ronald’s visit to the aquarium recently to promote man of RegoPark, N.Y., and Pearl said that Saturday was an "excel­ Homestead. dover Grange 76 and P.omona state Huskies February as Dental Health Month and to extend the lent day” for business. "This whole MHS icemen Michelson of Bloomfield and Deer­ She was also a member of Zion and national granges. Evangelical Church, Manchester, field Beach, Fla.; and seven message of good dental habits. With Ronaid and the seal month has been good,” he said. He, She is survived by a sister, Vera attributed good February sales to and the church’s Ladies Aid A. Stanley of Andover; a brother, grandchildren. is Jamie Elkins, a trainer at the aquarium. The funeral was Sunday at the cold weather and said he sold a Society. She was also a former Lawrence C. Stanley of Simsbury; barely • s i.' lot of outerwear and boots. Sunday school teacher. and several nieces and nephews. Congregation Ahavath Achim, Le­ make tourney Although several stores were ' She is survived by a brother, The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 banon Avenue, Colchester. Burial Edward Herzberg, with whom she was in the Congregation Ahavath closed today, others were continu-. X p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, BOLTON — A year ago the latter threesome accounted for lived; and several nieces and Achim Cemetery. A memorial Former Marines ing their sales through today and hold on 456 Jackson St.. Willimantic. Bur­ Manchester High hockey team five goals, four from Gullo, and nephews. period will be observed at the home throughout this week. ial will be in Townsend Cemetery, qualified for the state tournament nine points'against Windsor. ’The funeral will be Wednesday of his daughter, 23 Royal Oak Bv Len Auster Andover. There will be no calling for the first time in school history. "TheN o. 2line did a good job and at 11 a.m. at the Zion Evangelical Drive, Norwich. Sports Editor F hours. And the Indians went on to be a Gullo had the best night of his F Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Memorial donations may be recall Iwo JIma state Division II semifinali.sts. career,” Horton lauded. " I have to Buckland Cemetery. Calling hours made to Congregation Ahavath For the Record STORRS — Too much of a good at#- Daniel J. Walker The Silk Towners, however, had have something out of the second will be Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Achim or to the Colchester chapter The 35-day battle for Iwo Jima. a thing can be fattening — and Bv J. U. Battenfeld their share of skeptics who said line the last two games and in the the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Daniel John Walker, 60, of of Haddassah. The Weinstein Mor­ strategic airbase between the dangerous. United Press International they did it against a weak sche­ tournament and they're doing a I i Middletown died Saturday at Mid­ tuary in Hartford was in charge of Marianas and the Japanese home The value of a “D” postage Just ask Connecticut basketball Main St. dule, Let’s see them against some good job ” Memorial donations may be dlesex Memorial Hospital in Mid­ arrangements. islands, began Feb. 19, 1945, when stamp is 22 cents. The price was coach Dom Pemo. TOKYO — When Jack Lucas good competition was the cry. made to the Zion Evangelical d letow n . He was born in the first waves of Marines hit the reported incorrectly in the Herald The eighth-year Husky mentor thinks of Iwo Jima he mostly Manche.ster answered those crit­ The four goals gives Gullo 13 for Lutheran Church or St. Paul’s Manchester. heavily defended beaches. Saturday underneath a graphic had a few more gray hairs added to •' J j : <• In Memoriam remembers lying on his back ics loudly and clearly Saturday the season. He also had one assist. Lutheran Church, Torrington. He is survived by his wile, Nellie trying to keep from choking on the saw a lot of people get killed supplied by United Press his collection Saturday night as he E (Salonia) Walker, and a daughter, saw his club squander all but three night, qualifying for the state Blake and Generis each potted In loving memory of Leo Pelletier, around m e j’ .Lucas, now 57, International. E blood in his throat. tournament for the second straight two goals and Matthew, Dalessio Jane Pillarella, both of Middle- who passed away Febniary 18th., Lucas saved three fellow Ma­ remembered in the southern ac­ of a 17-point halftime lead before Clinton H. Abbe town; a sister, Ethel Yost of South staving off a Delaware State rush year with an 11-3 thumping of and defenseman Mark Cichowski 1980. rines from certain death by cent of his native Plymouth, N.C. Bolton First Selectman Sandra Clinton H. Abbe, 71, of South Windsor, two grandchildren; one for a difficult 74-68 decision at the Wind.sor High at the Bolton Ice one apiece for Manchester. For We cannot hold the Ifand of time smothering two Japanese gre­ "The only thing you could do to Pierog was incorrectly quoted in a Windsor, died Saturday at an area great-grandaughter; and several Field House in Storrs. Palace. Blake, the two goals were Nos. 44 or live again in the past. nades with his own body, an act survive was to keep fighting. You story Saturday about Recreation convalescent home. He was born in nieces and nephews. “ It’s a good thing the clock ran “ Making the tournament this and 45 for the season, giving him But in our hearts are memories— that won him a Medal of Honor in were there to stay.” Department fees. The correct year was a lot more satisfying,” sole possession of the Manchester Rockville March 11, 1913, and had The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 one of the bloodiest battles of the out,” sighed Pemo, shaking his 'Jf That will forever last. quotation is, “ None of us on the admitted Manchester coach single-season scoring mark. He lived in South Windsor most of his a.m. at the D’Angelo Funeral Lucas, who had turned 17 five Pacific war. Board of Selectmen know of any Wayne Horton. " I ’m happier than was deadlocked at 43 with Galen life. Home, 22 S. Main St., Middletown, Sadly missed by days earlier, had stowed away on a Forty years later, American and agreement between Mr. Ryba and heck. We did it in i) tougher league Byram, who set the mark a year B He is survived by two sisters. with a mass of Christian burial at 9 wife & children Japanese veterans plan to meet combat-bound transport, turned College hoop roundup B the Recreation Commission (on and with a d eplet^ squad." ago. Generis now has 9 goals for himself in and hit the beach with Tuesday on Iwo Jima, an 11.7 the use of fees).” The word The Indians have won seven in a the season. Matthew 14 and Dales­ the 26th Regiment, 5th Marines “ in — See page 13 square mile speck 660 miles "argument” was substituted for row to stand 10-7 with two games sio and Cichowski 2 each. Police Roundup the sixth or seventh wave.” southeast of Tokyo, to dedicate a "agreement.” left on the regular schedule. No Generis, Blake, and defensemen The following day, Lucas and memorial to the battle that took the matter what, the Indians will be in Dan Senkow and Ron Smith each three other Marines took cover in a head in disbelief. ” I think we got UPt photo lives of more than 6,000 Americans post-season play. were credited with two assists. Collision leads to evading charge and 20,000 Japanese. trench — and discovered they were What do you say rich too quick and that’s not good Maple LeSfs won in for any team. We got up by too Toronto’s Peter Ihnacak (18) puts the Civic Center, Manchester was in action this Generis now has 9 goals and 12 "They paid their price and we among 11 Japanese soldiers. to a naked lady? morning at 10; 30 at the Ice Palace a.ssists for 21 points in eight games. paid ours," Lucas said in an “ We immediately opened fire ... many and then went to sleep. They puck behind Hartford netminder Steve overtime, 5-4. A Laurel Street resident was and saw Slattery back his car away Police said that shortiy after an SHREVEPORT, La. (UPI) — came back at us in the second again.st Coanrd High. It winds up Manchester had a 4-0 lead after officer responded to the call at the interview today. “ I hope somebody my rifle jammed on me and. Weeks in first period action Sunday at arrested Saturday night after a from Pedrazzini’s, continue back­ 'The Rev. John Fellers found half.” regular season play Friday night one period on goals from Generis, firehouse, an employee at Don learned a damn lesson from it." looking down trying to unjam my police officer saw him flee the wards several hundred yards on himself at a loss for words last "N o question (the lead hurt)," 'at home against Wethersfieid Blake, Gullo and Cichowski, the Porter Street and then turn his car Willis Garage, next door to the The nearly 200 U.S. veterans rifle, I see these grenades. High. latter on a slapper from outside the scene of a two-car accident at the “ I screamed grenades! And I fell week when he came upon a naked agreed Husky forward Ray Brox- intersection of Porter and East around, police said. district firehouse, reported finding arrived in Tokyo Sunday and met Horton said in the pre-season his blue line. about 100 of their former foes at a on the grenades. woman praying before the sanctu­ ton. “ I think we lost our intensity. Center streets, police said today. Slattery was released after the garage office window smashed Whalers falter in overtime team should make the tournament. Gullo had two goals, one a ary altar of his ^irst Methodist We didn’t give 1(H) percent. It’s a and blood inside. Inside the garage luncheon in the Japanese capital "The thing blew me up in the air booking and ordered to appear Church. iesson to us that we can’t do that. "A t 3-7 I thought I might have to shorthanded effort, and Generis No one was injured in the 6:45 police said they found eleven sets today. and I see them (Marines) running Feb. 26 in Manchester Superior Her explanation was as brief as Even though we’re a Big East Bv Bob Papetti with cheers lo the finish. The cat my words,” he said. "But the and Matthew one each in the p.m. rear-end collision, according of car keys missing and a button On the 40th anniversary of the out of the trench firing back at the Court. her attire. team we can’t go in with that air.” Herald Sports Writer biggest ovations came at the end of Fermi game (6-3 win on Jan. 23) middle session as the Indians’ lead to the police report. that appeared to have been tom assault by the 3rd, 4th and 5th remaining Japanese,” he said. NHL roundup UConn, 10-12, is back in action the second period, when Whalers got us going. It .started the was 8-0 before Ed Ulitsch scored The officer followed the fleeing from a shirt during the break-in. Marine Divisions, the veterans’ The gre.iadcs punctured his “ I told her, ‘Lady, ifyou’re going tonight at the Field House against HARTFORD — The last time it — See page 13 like Mike Zuke, Dave Tippett, seven-game winning streak. for Windsor. Windsor dips to 4-11 car down Porter Street and pulled The keys belonged to cars in the groups will fly to the island and right lung, blew open his chest, to pray in here, you’re going to A Guilford man was arrested Holy Cross in a non-conference happened was April 11, 1980, Mark Fusco and Joel Quenneville "N ow that we’ve made it, it feels with the loss. over driver Shawn E. Slattery, 23, garage holding pen, but none of the dedicate a monument overlooking right arm and leg. have to put some clothes on,” ’ the Saturday morning on burglary and affair. "W e only played 20 minutes against the Montreal Canadians in helped preserve a 3-all tic hy good. We have a small squad (12 Ed and Mike Ulitschsandwiched of 89 Laurel St., police said. cars was missing, police said. the invasion beaches. “ It blew me over on my back,” minister recalled. attempted larceny charges after tonight so we should be rested for the only Stanley Cup playoff action the Rangers. killing off a 5-on-3. skaters and one goalie) and the goals around one from Gullo before Slattery was charged with evading Police said they found some of the The gray marble slab with he said. “ My biggest struggle to When he turned around. Fellers Eighth District firefighters re­ Holy Cross,” Pemo cryptically ever seen here. Hartford, now 18-31-7 and 1-6-2 in But mayhe the final .score was kids have to work every game. No Blake and Dalessio closed it out for responsibility and drunken driving English and Japanese inscriptions survive was to keep the blood from said she told him: ‘“ Mister, I ported to police that a suspicious missing keys in a pile on the hood of said. The Huskies will then face The Whalers lost at home in February, was beaten by the worst justice, after all, at least from the one can slack off because there’s Manchester. after he failed sobriety tests at the was financed by the Japanese coagulating in my throat and didn’t mean to embarrass you. I man had come to the Main Street one the cars; another on the ground Syracuse Wednesday night at the overtime, team in the NHL. But though the Toronto standpoint. Maple Leaf no one on the bench to pick up the The Indians had an overwhelm­ scene, police said. Association of Iwo Jima and the mouth.” didn’t want anything between me firehouse seeking first aid for nearby and another in the fire­ Hartford Civic Center and George­ Toronto’s Dan Doust flicked in Leafs have just 35 points on a winger John Anderson ping- slack." ing 63-16 edge in the shots depart­ family of the late actor John After discharge, Lucas finished and the Lord.’” Police said Slattery crashed his severe cuts on his hands, police house toilet. town Sunday at noon, also at the his own rebound for his second goal 14-37-7 log, they boast a 6-5-2 mark ponged a shot off the crossbar and Academic problems, which ment. Todd Hosig was under siege Wayne, who starred in the 1949 high school and college and joined After the encounter before the 1972 Toyota Corona into the rear of said. Levenduski’s hands were ban­ Civic Center, in Big East play. after pouncing on a loose puck at against the Adams Division. right post that looked like a sure forced two forwards and a goalie in goal for Windsor while sopho­ Hollywood version of the battle, the U.S. Arm y as a paratroop altar, the woman dressed a 1984 Mercury Capri driven by Bryon S. Levenduski, 24, was daged and several cuts stitched at The 9-12 Hornets of the Mid- 1:30 of OT to beat Hartford, 5-4, "W e’re a young team and we’ve goal during the 5-on-3. The re^n up and down in 1984-85, but a goal, just 43 seconds later. It was to help reduce your calorie Intake. The ac­ Tim Coles with a pair.' " I was Boston to visit the professor’s tional staff members to care for schools because of the dwindling Vermont. year, Toronto 4-1-7. Whalers at 9-1 loss to host Notre Dame of West Walsh’s sixth goal of the cam ­ Stahelski said'^^^en ts with tive ingredient In SUPER ODRINEX his really worried about the early foul was too late,” he said. added his 15th and seventh in six number of high school graduates. home are 2-1-4 in OT games, 3-1-8 Haven Saturday has forced a paign. Mike Flannery and Dave mother. four psychiatric patients being recurring psychiatricSj^roblems Even some small, relatively been clinically tested and found safe and trouble because you know you The loss spoiled a mini-streak of games. The "crossover accidents” have kept in the emergency room until “ Somebody, someplace is miss­ can’t play defense inside (with rejuvenation for the Whalers, who Also impressive was the defen­ lifetime. . . Malone (16-31-47) must-win situation. Or at least Olender assisted. who have been released froltrSlate isolated private college are hold­ effective when used as directed. Now take must-not-lose. prompted plans to expedite the the patients were placed else­ ing or else everybody is lying.” ing their own, the Globe said. that),” Pem o said. skated to a 4-4 tie with the sive tandem of 20-year old rookie quietly tied injured Mark Johnson institutions often end up at MMH. off extra pounds while eating 3 meals a day. The Eagles, 7-8-1 overall but 7-7-1 replacement of the metal dividers where, a hospital official said Henry Bedford, admissions direc- One school to record a decrease Lose weight starting now with SUPER Delaware State was aware of it, Islanders in Long Island the night Ulf Samuelsibn and veteran Marty for second in the team scoring race A shorthanded goal by ND’s Bill And if the hospital’s 36-bed psychi­ in CIAC play, have to at least tie with so-called New Jersey con­ today. . ’or at Amherst College, told the was Yale University in New ODRINEX or your money back. too. The Hornets, behind the play before and shutout New Jersey last Howe, who turns 31 today. Both behind Ron Francis (20-38-58), who McKiernan put the hosts back in atric unit is full, doctors have to Suffield High Tuesday morning in crete barriers along the heavily The patients have since been lewspaper. Haven, Conn., where there as a 2 ------»------of 6-8 junior Chris Canty out of Thursday. were promoted to Hartford from is wearing the ’C’ in Johnson’s front for good at 10:24. Sean keep the patients temporarily in Bolton in their regular season traveled section of the turnpike moved from the emergency room, " I really do believe the sky is percent decline from last year, 1b loM tmltr M oit.. .TRY ODRINIL Hartford Public High, 6-8 senior Alas, the defeat also extended Binghamton during a purge, two absence ... 73 combined shots tied Donohue added the first marker of the emergency room until placing finale. A .500 record is required in between Greenwich and New said Assistant Administrator going to fall,” he added. " I t just which was a record 20 percent ODRINIL tablets contain natural herbs to Dominic Snowden and 6-7 sopho­ the Whalers’ home ice winless weeks ago. this season’s high in a Whaler a personal hat trick with 1:37 left in them in other hospitals or state order to qualify for the Division I Haven. David Stahelski. He said the hasn’t fallen yet. I don’t think increase over the year before, said help you lose weight due to excess water more BemardCampbell, shredded streak to eight games, 0-7-1. The And finally. Weeks continued to game, set in that last home win the session. facilities. Chicken Little was wrong.” tournament. Police said they had not decided additional patients did not disrupt Yale admissions director Worth retention during your pre-menstrual cycle. the Huskies interior defense. last time the home team won in prove that he belongs in the NHL, against Chicago . . . Sylvain Notre Dame poured in four more normal emergency room MMH’s psychiatric care unit ’The Globe said schools reporting Odrinll Is a gentle, fast acting, effective "W e’re not that big and when you Hartford was back on Jan. 5, 4-3 backstopping his sixth game in the Turgeon took nine shots, the most East beaVtSuffield, 3-2, in Enfield goals in the middle period and if charges would be filed against David. back on Dec. 15. Game time for the the driver of the truck, Larry procedures. normally operates at 85 percent to the largest increases in applica­ water Pill. Use as directed. get in foul trouble you can’t play over Chicago. past ten after not playing for by a Whaler at home this year . .. another pair in the third. Charlie Another suffering school is Bos­ Bolton rematch is 10:30 a.m. Hughes, 41, of Landenberg, Pa., However, he said, ” It’s kind of a 95 percent capacity, he said. But tions range from large urban defense. They buried us inside,” The Whalers are back on the nearly two months. Sylvain Cote dressed but didn’t get Froselius scored twice. ton’s Simmons College, a women’s RITE MD PHARMACIES The Eagles were blasted Satur­ who was treated for injuries at chronic problem.” sometimes the hospital finds it has universities like Boston College, Pem o said. road for a pair this week, traveling If anyone deserved a better fate, into the game. Yvon Lambert- East matched the winners with school where applications were day by a powerful Notre Dame Norwalk Hospital. Stahelski said the problem stems more psychiatric patients than it where Heisman Trophy winning to Winnipeg Tuesday and Madison it was the fans, who also showed scored the OT goal to knock the 31 shots on goal. Eagle goalie Steve down about 17 percent, said tJfiSSST'm A s * squad, which upped its mark to ravftllA m;)Hp «avp q Following the deaths of 4 people from the state’s practice of releas­ can handle. quarterback Doug Flutie helped ElM MrtM - J7I 0 « i N, fhMi Ik aHUk Please turn lo page 13 Square Garden Thursday to face promise by backing their team Whale out of ’80 playoffs. 79 admissions director M eg Moulton. in Fairfield, a track jumped the ing patients from psychiatric " I t comes in waves," he said. boost applications by 12 percent. I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 18. 1985 College basketball roundup SCOREBOARD Chris Mullin a gold mine for St. John’s Tennessee St. W , M lle s ^ C o ll^ Rangert 9, Itlanderi 3 win, lose & DREW Tennessee Tedi 64, E. Kentucky 60 score .0 83-68 with 3:06 to go. dist topped Louisville 72-64; and Thomas had 33 points. N Y Islanders 111— 3 *°TT>e Citadel 91, W . (taroltaa 85 No. 10 Kansas was upset by Iowa At Minneapolis, Butch Wade Hc»ckev NY Rangers 2 5 S-9 Basketball By Fred Lief For the Redmen, Walter Berry First period— 1, NY Rangers, Sand- United Press International scored 19 points while Willie Glass State 72-70. followed up Gary Grant’s shot with strom 21 (L4irouche, J . Patrick), pp, Vanderbilt 85, Tennessean Also, Michigan State 57, No. 11 19 seconds left to lift Michigan, the .iBrwoiRjiir VlrolnloTech64,Tolane45 - had .11 andMlKb Moees 11, all after 6:50. Z N Y Islanders, Persson 3 Iowa 55; North C;arolina State 85, Big Ten front-runner, past Minne­ NMLitandingi (Jonsson, B. Sutter), pp, 9:00. 3, N Y NBA atandinga V1r&nla6X Georgia Tech 55 Lou Carnesecca has spent halftiiue.'Ron l^ewart, a reserve Rangers, Greschner 9 (Pavelldi, Hed- W . Kentucky 64, S. A ta b a m ^ l enough time agonizing at (xmrtside forwa'*'!, playeo a gutty second No. 12 North Carolina 76; No. 13 sota for its 11th consecutive berg), 15:00. Penalties— Potvin, EastwnConlsrenei W . Va. Wesleyan 99, Salem 83 to know this much: hall lipd finished with 7 rebounds. Louisiana Tech 59. McNeese State victory. W o l « Contaraiet N YI,5:26. Brooke, N Y R , 7:47; Lxme, Atlantic Division W. Vo. Tech 110, BlueffeM St J .URUIIIER Wake Forest91,N.C.-Wllmlngton71 58; No. 14 ’fulsa 78, Creighton 63; At Syracuse, N.Y., Rafael Addi­ N Y I, 11:21; Loldlow, N Y R , 13:31; Polvln, W L FCt. GB "The good ones come back,” the DePoul. 158 and losers of five of T Ft*. GF OA Wheeling 64, Shepherd 52 No. 15 Illinois 68. Wisconsin 49; No. son hit for 25 points and Dwayne W L N Y I, 14:36; S. Pdtrick, N Y R , 15:53; Boston 0 11 .794 — nporwuiuiE.] St. John’s Coach said. "The their last seven, was led by Dallas Woihlneton 35 14 8 78 244 176 Boutlller,NYI,16:12. Washington 20 to spark Syracuse, Phlladelphio 0 11 .782 V5 Midwest Barrys, the Wests, the Oscars.” Comegys with 20 points, while 16 Nevada-Las Vegas 99, Cal- Phlladolphia 33 14 7 73 2X 177 27 JD9 W/z 44 2X 2 » Washington 7» Akron 67, M urray St. 64 Tyrone Corbin had 18 points and 11 Irvine 89; Washington 60, No. 17 19-4. LSU’s Nikita Wilson provided NY l(land«rs X 23 4 Second period— 4, NY Rangers, Beck6 New Jersey 27 27 .500 14 On Sunday, Camesecca’s gold N Y Rangors 19 29 9 0 2K 236 (Rogers, Loldlow), sh, 10:45. 5, NY .333 Albion m, Kalamazoo 76 rebounds and Kenny Patterson 17 Oregon State 45; and Boston 17 points. 227 New York 18 X 75 Alma 74, Adrian X mine of an All-America, Chris Now Joraov 18 X 8 44 191 Islanders, Tonelll 30 (B. Suttsr), 11 ;S5. A central Olvisien College 62. No. 18 Vlllanova 61. A t Dallas, .Carl Wright scored 18 FlWObuigh 18 31 5 41 191 251 NY Rangers, Ruotsolalnen 20 (Pavellch, Anderson 81, Bluftton 76 (O T ) Mullln, came back. After hitting points. Milwaukee 37 17 to5 — Aquinas 99, Sprina Arbor 87 At Providence, R.I., Reggie points and Larry Davis 14 as SMU. Adom* Dlvblen Vanblesbrouck), 11:25. 7, N Y Rangers, Detroit 31 22 .585 5V4 just 2-of-lO shots in the first half, “ It seems like a typical DePaul Buffalo 28 14 12 X 209 159 McPhee9 (Hedberg, Greschner), 15:04.8, .01 11 Aurora 96, Rockford 72 story,” DePaul Coach Joey Meyer Williams scored 20 points and 255, held off Louisville in the 194 Chicogo 25 27 Bellcxtnlne 77, St. Josephs 75 Mullin finished with a season-high Montroal 28 X 10 44 221 NY Rangers, Ledyord 5 23 31 .4X 14 second half. Jon Koncak of the 44 2X 209 Atlonta Bowling Green 86, W . MlchlocetS7 31 points to lead No. 1 St. John’s to a said. ” I don’t know what it is. David Wingate 16 and the two Qu«boc 7t 23 8 Sandstrom), 15:43. 9, NY Rangers, Cleveland 17 X .XI IFA Mustangs became the SWC’s all- Boston 25 25 8 St 214 205 Brooke 5 (MePhee), 17:19. Penalties— X Capital 76, Mount Union 61 93-80 victory over No. 20 DePaul. We’re not reaching deeper or combined on 18-of-19 shooting for 250 Indiana 17 37 J15 Hartford 18 31 7 0 192 Ledyord, NYR, 8:99; MePhee, NYR, Western Conference Carthage 66, Mllllkin 65 ‘T m not worried about Chris,” whatever.” Georgetown. The Hoyas, 23-2, shot time rebound leader. Compboff Cenlarwio* 11:56; Jonsson, N Y I, 14:11; H ru d e y,N Y I, Cedarvllle85,OhloDomlnloon60 Midwest Divislen St. John’s center Bill Wennington In the Atlantic Coast Conference 65 percent in the Bijg East game At Ames, Iowa, Jeff Hornacek’s Norris Division malor-mlnor (game misconduct), FCt. GB O n tra l St. X , N . Kentucky 67 GF OA W L Chicago St. 87, Northeostern 111.66 layup with seven seconds to go sent w L T Ptf. 19:25; Gillies, N Y Ldo uM e^n alo r (game 34 X .4X — said. ” I don’t care what he’s Sunday at Clemson, the Tigers with'Providence. 10 64 219 208 Denver Clndnnatl66, Southern Miss. 65 St. Louis 27 19 misconduct), 19:25; D . Sutter, N Y I, Houston 31 21 .594 2 beat No. 19 Maryland 71-64 behind At Memphis, Tenn., Andre Iowa State over Kan„us in the Big Chicago 26 29 4 56 231 230 m ajor (game misconduct), 19:25; Trott- Cleveland St. T9, N. Iowa 63 shooting.” Dallas X 25 .SX S>/2 Vincent Hamilton’s 20 points. ’Turner’s 25footer with one second Eight. Barry Stevens had 22 points D s t r ^ 17 31 11 45 219 268 ler, N Y I, m alo r-m ln or, 11:25; Rich­ .509 4 Colorado Coll. 87, Chadron St. M DePaul threw a tough zone at the 199 237 Son Antonio 27 X CulverStackton 74 MM-Am Nazorene for the Cyclones while freshman Mlnnosota 16 31 11 43 mond, NYR, major (game miscon­ Utah 25 X .472 Redmen In the first half and led Keith Gatlin of Maryland scored 28 remaining boosted Memphis State, 14 37 7 35 182 252 V/t 58 Toronto duct), 11:25; J. Patrick, NYR, major Kansas CItv 17 X J21 14Vi 38-34. Mullin, forced out of his points on 14of-15 shooting. Terps 152, in a Metro Conference gmne Danny Manning led Kansas, 256, Smyth* Division (game misconduct), 19:25; Vanbles­ FocHIcDIvIslaa How top 2D fared OePauw X , Washington (M o ) 50 with 19 points. Ednwnton « 12 6 86 293 198 brouck, NYR, major-minor (game mis­ — HawkaBI.Clipparago (3eflcxioe 63, Hanover 62 range, was limited to 7 points. But (xiach Lefty Driesell was d en M with Florida State. 247 22B L.A. Lakers X 14 .704 At Iowa City, Iowa, Big Ten C d g o ry 29 22 7 65 conduct), 19:25; S. Patrick, N YR , 27 27 .500 11 Duke 81, Notre Dam e 69 in the second half he made all 7 career victory No. 500 for the third At East Rutherford, N.J., David 24 7 64 257 262 Phoenix E. Michigan 81, Cent. Michigan X WInnIpso 29 m ajor, 19:25, Portland 25 X .472 ^T/7 NEWYORK(UPI)— HowlheUPITopSD Henderson scored 18 points and scoring leader Sam Vin(%nt hit for Los Angeles 25 22 11 61 258 242 Third period— 10, NY Islanders, Bossy ATLANTA (91) Eastern i1. Central X shots from the floor and St. John’s, straight game. Seattle 22 32 .407 14 Levmgston8131-113, Wilkins 15418536, college basketball teams fared In Duke shot 72 percent in the first 23 points, including 2 free throws Vancouver 17 X B 42 197 293 47 (unassisted), sh, 2:23.11, N Y Rangers, .389 17 games through Sunday, Feb. 17: Evangel 68, Oklahoma Boot. 66 22-1, was on its way to its 17th ’‘We play well on TV.” Clemson Saturday's Results LA . Clippers 21 S3 Rollins 1-3 84 6, E . Johnson 7-14 X2 M, with 19 seconds remaining, to pace Greschner 10 (Sandstrom), 3:25. 11, N Y Golden State 12 41 .2X 25'/i I. St. John's (2X1) defeated Columbia Fort Hays St 71, Mo. Southern 64 straight victory, the nation’s long­ coach Cliff Eliis said. “People half In beating Notre Dame. Ken Detroit 7, Chicooo 4 Rangers, Rogers 20 (Sundstrom, S. WIttman 87818 Willis 1-5042, Glenn87 Greenville 77, M o d u le 63 Saturday's Results 04 8, Carr X7044, Brown 04040. Total 6849; defeated Pittsburgh 8863; defeated est winning streak among major haven’t seen us play bad yet. We Barlow paced the Irish with 27 Michigan State over Iowa in the Hartford 4, N .Y . Islanders 4 (tie) Patrick), 11:18. Penalties-NYR, New Jersey 126, New York 117 DePaul 9880. Hillsdale 68, Ferris St. 65 Coleary 8. Winnipeg 4 bench (served by L^iroudie), 3:13; 394712-1391. Hope 64, Calvin 49 teams. ought to keep the cameras points. Big Ten. Houston 122, Cleveland 115 LA CLIPPERS (94) X Georgetown (282) defeated Vlllan- Buffalo 4, Montreol 3 Pavellch, NYR, 4:16; MePhee, Philadelphia 125, Detroit 114 ova 57-52; defeated Providence87-73. III. St. 64 Wichita St. St At (^arlottesville, Va.. Tom At Raleigh, N.C., Spud Webb and Quebec 8, Pittsburgh 1 NYR, 17:49; MePhee, NYR. miscon­ Cot dilns 1-2042, M . Johnson 7-140414, III. Benedictine 87, Ju d s o n X "L e t’s look at the complete rolling.” Kansas City 111, Seattle 106 Donaldson 1813 46 24, Nixon 7-20 X 2 16, picture,” Carnesecca said, ‘"rhat And in the Southwest Confer­ Calloway scored 16 points to push Cozell McQueen scored 20 points New Jersey 6, Toronto 3 duct Uerved by Larouche), 19:03. Sunday's Results 3. Memphis State (182) defeated Illinois 68, Wisconsin 49 Phllodelphia 5. Edmonton 4 Smith 810 1-2 7, Cage 1-3 04 X Ind.-Pur., F W 101, Illinois Tech 69 ence, Houston downed Rice 9591 Virginia, last in the ACC, past each as N.C. State ended the Tar Phoenix 115, Indiana 97 Brldgemon 7-14 0 4 14, W arrick X3 04 4, CIncInnotl 6855; defeated Florida second half was a thing of beauty — St. Louis 8. Minnesota 4 Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 8-11-14— State 7068. Ind. St.-Evnsvil 101, K y. Wesleyan 92 league-leader Georgia Tech. Olden Heels' five-game winning streak in Vancouver 3, Boston (O T ) Milwaukee 125, Chicago 105 White 84 1-1 7. Totals 41-83 811 90. offensively and defensively. I don’t on Greg Anderson’s 29 points. 7 33. N Y Rangers 11-15-7— 39. L.A. Lakers 117, Boston 111 Indiana St. X , Bradley 75 an ACC showdown. Los Angeles S, Washington 7 Atlanta 31 193823-91 Iowa St. 7X Kans(s X want to be negative. I want to enjoy Saturday, No. 2 Georgetown Poly nice added 14 points and 11 Golden Stote125, Washington 121 (2 0 T ) LA Clippers 36 34 023-90 4. Duke (185) defeated Stetson 91-51; tvndav's Results Power-play conversions— NY Island­ defeated Notre Dome 81-69. Kansas St. 68, Nebraska 62 this.” defeated Providence 87-73; No. 3 rebounds for the Cavaliers. At Champaign, III., Ken Nor­ Toronto 5, Hartford 4 (O T) Atlanta 91, L.A. Clippers 90 Three-point goals— Wilkins. Tatal ers 8-1,N Y Rangers6-2. Portland 115, Kansas City 96 5. (tie) Oklahoma (21-4) defeated Iowa Kent St. 99, Boll St. n "This has got to tell you Detroit 4, Chicago 4 (tie) Goalies— N Y Islanders, Hrudey, Smith. fouls— Atlanta 18, Clippers 15. Loyola (III) 89, Evansville 80 Before a raucous red-shirted Memphis State beat Cincinnati man’s 17 points powered Illinois, UPI photo M onday's Gomes Rebounds— Atlanto 40 (Levlngston State 10876; defeated Missouri 8884. something about how balanced the N .Y . Rangers 9, N .Y . Islanders 3 NY Rongers, Vanblesbrouck, Hanlon. 5. (tie) Georgia Tech (185) tost to M acM urrav 63, Prlncipta 59 crowd of 6,597 at Alumni Hall in 7568; No. 4 Duke stopped Notre 257, over Wisconsin in the Big Ten. New Jersey 2, Winnipeg 2 (tie) Philadelphia otCleveland, 2p.m. 12), Clippers 41 (Donaldson 12). A — 11403. Phoenix at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Virginia 6X55. Manchester (Ind) 68, Flndlov 67 New York, St. John’s held a Dame 81-69; co-No. 5 Georgia Tech ACC is.” Virginia Coach Terry Quebec 4, Minnesota 3 Referee— Andv Van Hellemond. Assists— Atlanta 20 (Johnson 10), Marian 80, Eorlhom 61 At Newton, Mass., Roger Boston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Clippers 23 (Nixon 11). Technical— 7. Michigan (283) defeated Iowa 5852; tenuous 66-64 lead midway through fell to Virginia 62-55; co-No. 5 Holland said. Mocidpv*^ Qomff San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 defeated MInneosta 6864. Marlon 114, Huntlnoton 1120t McCready tossed in 22 points and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 1:05p.m. Smith. A — 8,532. Marquette 61, Dayton 55 the second half. But then the Oklahoma took Missouri 88-84; No. At Columbia, Mo., Wayman DePaul's Dallas Comegys (35) grabs rebound as St. Red Winga 4, Black Hawka 4 p.m. 8. Syracuse 0 8 4 ) defeated Providence made a key rebound in the closing Edmonton at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Tuesday's Domes 8X76; defeated Seton Hall 9462; defeated Michigan St. 57, Iowa 55 Redmen got serious on the boards 7 Michigan edged Minnesota 6564; Tisdale’ s 23 points helped Okla­ Tueedov's Games Michigan 66, Minnesota 64 John’s Bill Wennington makes a vain attempt at the ball. Mllwoukee at New York, night Big Eaat atandinga Louisiana State 7864. and at the line, boxed out well and No. 8 Syracuse dropped Louisiana homa win its 23rd straight Big' seconds to lift Boston College over Hartford at Winnipeg, night 9. Southern Methodist (285) lost to Midland 91, Dana 82 Montreal at St. Louis, night Detroit Golden State at Atlanta, night Bl« East Centarence O'all Eight game. Missouri’s Malcolm Vlllanova in the Big East. St. John’s rallied behind Chris Muiiin for 93-80 victory. Chicago 1216-^ L.A. Lakers at Chicago, night Baylor 9890; defeated Texas A& M 81-79; MIssourFRolla 60, N E Missouri 59 went on an 154 run that hiked the State 7564; No. 9 Southern Meth5 Los Angeles at Quebec, night FIrstPerlod— l,Chleogo,B.WIIson7(T. d e fie d Louisville 7X64. Mo. Western 81, Emporia St. 80 Calgary at N .Y . Islanders, night Dallas at Houston, night St. John 's M u rra y, O lezvk), 12:08, P e n a ltie s - Portland at Kansas CItv, night 10. Kansas (206) lost to Missouri 6X55; Mo.-Kansos City 54, Avila 52 New Jersey at Vancouver, night Ludllk, Chi, 1:21; Oorodnlck, Det, 9:25. Georgetown lost to Iowa State 7X70. N. Illinois 63, Miami (Ohio) 61 Edmonton at Toronto, night Second Period— 2, Detroit, Duguay Syracuse II. Iowa (186) lost to Michigan 5852; Southwest _ 23 (Larson, Yzerman), pp, 11:30. Lakara117.Celtlca111 Boston College lost to Michigan State 57-55. Ark. St. 69, N. Texas SB half AHL ilandings 3, Oorodnlck 38 (Duguay, Yzerman), Vlllonova 12. North Carolina (186) defeated Arkansas Tech X , Hendrix 66 MCC hoop squads routed 15:47.4, Chicago, Paterson 5 (Lyslak, Pittsburgh AAarykind 6854; lost to North Corollna Arkansas Coll. 48, Southern Ark. 43 Ludzik) 16:57. 5, Chicago, Sovard 30 B O S TO N (111) Connecticut State 8876. Bishop Coll. 89, Wiley 76 Northern Division Bird 14-22 85 33, Maxwell 44 84 IX Providence 7 15, Edison Ortego 2 0-0 4, MIko (Fraser, Larmer), 17:10. 6> Duguay 24 Parish 1-31-23, AjngeS-1104)10,D,Johnson 13. Loublana Tech (2X2) defeated Cent. Arkansas 100, Henderson St. 85 , It’s been a long season for the Game times are 6 and 8 p.m. 1 -1 does trick W L T Pts. OF GA (Smith) 18:06. Penalties— O'Callahan, Seton Hall Southwest Louisiana 8X76 (o t); defeated E. New Mexico X , Abilene Christian 65 W rtn n 11-2 3, Totals X 517 108. Maine 29 23 7 45 230 199 820 8 4 20,McHa1e883415,Cjark 1-204)2, Saturdov's Results Manchester Community College Post, 16-4, was paced by Jay (MCC (44) — Bornie Alemany 01-21, Chi, 5:38; Trader, Det, 17:18; Yarenv Wedmon 840410, Ca rr 2-5(M)6,Klte(H)04) McNeese State 5858. Georgia Southern 55, Hardln- Adirondack 27 25 8 42 229 260 chuk, Chi, 9:34. UConn 74, Delowore State 68 ' 14. Tulsa (184) deteerted Creighton Slmmons Clary with 28 points and Ed Kon Coopnr 11-2 3, To n y P ~ 0 {$ 1® 24 0. Totals 48881819 111. Georgetown 87, Providence 73 basketball program. Fredericton 24 27 6 58 209 224 78"63. 46 DeChent’s 24. The Cougars, who 22, John Wheeler 0 0-0 0, W InHon Sherbrooke 26 X 4 54 231 241 Boston College 6X Vlllonova 61 The Cougar men and women’s for Huskies Third Period— 7, [}etrolt, Duguay 25 Brooks 844 X , Josh Corlett 4048, Bob Syracuse 76, Louisiana State 64 15. Illinois (287) defeated Northwestern Hording 62, Ouachita Baptist 61 dropped their ninth straight, are Novo Scotia 24 27 6 54 210 224 (Yzerm on, Tra d e r), 1:22. 8, Chicago, L A L A K B IS (117) 64-42; defeated Wisconsin 6 ^ . Lam ar X , Tex.-Arllngton 52 teams continued their losing ways Laev 0040, Paul Armelln 0040, Mike Moncton 23 X 6 52 215 221 RamMs X5 0 4 4, W orthy 818 810 24, Sunday's Results now 516. Tony Peoples and Win­ M artin 2 0 4 4, M ike Edw ards 2 0-2 4. Savard 31 ((.a rm e r), 6:29. Penoltles— Abdul-Jabbar7-1481020,E.Johnson10-16 16. Nevodo-Los Vegas (19-3) defeated Lubbo ck Christian 82, D a ll(» Baptist X Saturday night. Continued from page II Southern Division Lolselle, Det, major-minor (tightino), St. Jo h n 's 93, DePaul SO Mercer X , Houston Baptist 77 17-19 37, Scott 8120416, Cooper 87046, Today's (Somes Cal-Irvine 9949. MCC was burled, 108-64, by Post ston Brooks topped Manchester Binghamton 40 14 5 85 293 197 18:32; Cecord, Chi, major-minor (fight­ 17. Oregon State (185) defeated Midwestern St. 102, Texas Wesleyan X C C R I (71) — Sharon Ferns 0 2-2 2, Rod)sster 30 19 10 70 243 221 ing), 18:32. McAdoo 88 X210, M cO e 82040. Totals Holy Cross at UConn (Storrs), 8 Washington State 6849; lost to w ash ing College in men’s action. Manches­ with 22 points each, Chris Lam bert 0 44 4, PottI Anderran 7 "W e tried to convince ourselves 4X82 33-41 117. Seton Hall at Providence N. Arzona69, Montana St. 66 Springfield » 25 3 43 250 237 Overtime— None. Penoltles— None. ton 6 1 )^ New Mexico St. X , Pacific 64 ter dropped a 73-56 decision to the Sue Donnelly poured in a season- 64 M, Chris DImuecIo 1 04 2. Lisa we could play with those guys,” Baltimore 24 23 8 56 206 184 Boston 29 33 » 29-111 Tu esikiv's Gomes 18. Vlllonova (154) lost to (Seorgetown Musterson 8 5214, Jeannine Itawefs 13 LA Lakers 34252731—117 Pittsburgh at (Seorgetown Ozarks (A rk) 55, Arfc.-MontlcelloS3 Community College of Rhode high 28 points to pace the MCC Davidson spoke of tlie start of the New Hoven 24 29 4 54 228 253 Shots on Goal— Detroit 6-10-12-1- 57-52; lost to Boston College 6X61. Pan American 73, SW Texas 58 55 29, Lori Botehio 0 52 0, Totals 29 Hershev 18 31 9 45 226 241 29. Chicago 7-20-18-5-50. Three-point goals— Bird. Total St. Joseph's vs. Vlllonova (at Island in the women’s game. women, who fell to 1-9. CCRI second half. fouls— Boston 31, Lakers 20. Rebounds— Spectrum ) 19. Maryland (189) fost to North Prairie View 101, Miss. Volley 91 (30T) St. Cothorlns 17 35 4 40 198 264 Carolina 6854; lost to Clemson 71-64. S. Methodist 72, Loulsvllle64 The MCC teams play their final Improved to 59. '*i3R:c (54) — Sue Donnelly 12 510 X , A Canty jam made it 46-38 with Saturdov's Resulte Power-play conversions: Detroit 3-1; Boston42 (Bird 15), Lakers 34 (Rombis Wednesday's Gomes Koren Dalv 152 2, Carlene StevensonO 12). Assists— Boston 32 (Alnge, D. Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center), 8 20. DePquI (1S4) lost to Loyola (III.) Texos 75, Baylor T7 home games of the 1984-85 season P O S T ( I M ) — Jo y C la ry 13 2-3 X . Ed most of the second half to play. Adirondack 6, Sherbrooke 2 Chicogo 2-0. 7871; lost f t St. John's9xen Texas Tech 52, Arkansas 50 DoChont 1155 24, Todd Williams 40-08, 1-2 1, Shonnon Brow n 2 5 0 4, p o r ^ n Blnghomton 6, Hershev 3 Goalies— Detroit, Stefan. Chicago, Johnson 12 each). Lakers 28 (E. Boston College at St. John's tonight at East Catholic, hosting Gagnon 3 5 0 6, Joanne Denault 1 0 4 2, “ The first half we had it going and Johnson 13).Technical— Boston (Ill8 Texas A8iM 67, Texas Christian 60 Dan Tyrrell 6 2-314, Courtney Lundy t Novo Scotki 3, Maine 3 (tie) Bannerman, Skorodenskl. Texas San-Antonlo 61, W . Texas 55 Dean Junior College in Ixith tilts. A m v Gtazer 5 54 13, To ta ls 24 8-14 56. the second half they got it going,” New Haven 8, St. Catharines 1 gal defense). A— 17JM. Baorgatown 87, Providanca 73 Saturday’is collaga reaulta 5312, Greg Thibodeau 00-00, Jeff Bond Springfield 7, Fredericton 2 A— 17J82. Perno said. Sunday’s Results W M t "They played really well the Referee: Don Kohorskl. Bucka12S.Bulla1D5 GEORGETOWN (87) Binghamton 6, Baltimore 3 Rost Alasko-Falrbanks71,SeattlePadflcX second iialf and our defense got Maine 3, Nova Scotia 0 Martin 39 86 IX Williams 1811 81 20, A lC 75, Bentley 57 Arizona 60, Southern Cal 55 Ewing 7-10 26 16, Jackson X7 04 6, lackadaisacal,” Coles said. New Haven 4, Rochester 2 CH ICA (30 (105) Albany 6X Potsdam 57 Boise St. 74 Idaho X (ot) Mayotte enjoys big pay day Wingate 84 04 18 McDonald X5 06 6, Sherbrooke 6, Fredericton 4 Johnson 1-11-1 3, Woolrktae 7-13 8418, Alfred 85, R IT 66 Brigham Young 71, Air Force 61 UConn had the lead back up to Monday's Gomes Auto Racing Floyd 1-1 2-2 4, Broadnax 8 2 0 4 0, Assumption 75, Brandels 81 CS NorthrldM 44 Cal Poly SL043 Corzine 26 85 8, Jordan 815 88 26, Lockhart 04 00 0, Hlghsmlth IM) 0 4 0, 62-48 with lOminutes left before the No Games Scheduled Matthews 1-5 80 2, Green 87 84 10, Binghamton 69, Cortland 66 Cal Baptist 87, CS Son Bernardino 67 DELRAY BEACH. Fla. (UPI) - Mayotte, ranked only 45th in the Davis. ' ' Moteen 1-2812, Dalton81865.Totols3856 California 43, Stanford41 Hornets ran off 9 unanswered Tuesdoy's Gomes Oldham 04 80 0, Dollev 1817 83 20, Boston U . 61, Verm ont 45 John and Mary Mayotte finally world, won the$1.8million Interna­ Mayotte said it came as a shock Maine at Moncton G re e n w o ^2 -5 2 -2 6 ,H l^n s 1-52-24, Jones Boston Coll. 6X Vlllanovo61 Chapman 63, Pomona 55 points, 6 from Canty and 3 from Baytona 500 reaulta P^W TONCE 03) Bowdoln K , Connecticut Coll. 67 Chico St 85, Stanislaus St 60 decided to watch son Tim play tional Players Championship Sun­ when his parents, who had flown in 1-3042, Whatley X71-26. Totals39442631 Waller 03 04 0, Wright X5 2-2 8, Snowden, each whom wound up 105. Bridgeport 79, Cent. O xin. 66 Coll. Of Idaho 107, Eastern Ore. X tennis, and he didn’t ^voi know day by rallying from behind for a from Springfield, Mass., earlier in Maple LealsS.Whalers4(0T) Daytono Beoch, Fki., Feb. 18 KnlohtX7X49,Starks851-29,Brown1-504 Bucknell 75, Delaware 71 Colorado 84 Oklahoma St. 83 with 18 points. Canty was averag­ M IL W A U K E E (125) 2, Lonrax 85 M 10, PalazzI 7-10 87 18, they were there until it was time to 4-6, 4-6. 53, 52, 6-4 victory over the day, came out of the stands I, Bill Elliott, Ford, 200,172.265 mph. X Cummlnos7-186420,Pressev8121-513, Buffalo St. 114, Geneseo 97 Colorado St. X , Utah 87 (O T ) ing 3.2 points coming in. "D id we Klpter021-21,Lewls 1-21-13,Roth 0 4 04 Fresno St. 66, Long Beach St. 52 pick up his check for $112,500. former Stanford teammate Scott after the match. Toronto 1 211-S Lake Speed, Pontiac, 200. 3, Darrell Lister 812 85 14, Hodges 89 04 12, California (Pa)S1,SllpperyRod(75 make him a star?,” quipped Waltrip, Chevy, 199. 4, Buddy Baker, 0, Pennefather 26 04 4, DonovonX61-2 Conlslus X , Niagara 51 Humboldt St 59, Sacramento St. 53 " I t was one of those great Hartford 211 (M Moncriet 7-15 7-7 21, MlikeskI X4 1-1 7, 7, Dudal-2802. Totals38561X2073. Rrst period— 1, Hartford, Malone 15 Olds, 199. 5, Ricky Rudd, Ford, 199. Plerce8121-217, Breuer X3046, Davls26 Costleton St. 83, Lyrxlon 66 LaVerne T9, Cal Tech 64 moments. It’s the kind of thing you Perno. “ Everyone saves it for the 6, Greg Sacks, Chevy, 199. 7, Geoff Cheyney 64, W . Chester 49 N. Colorado 87, Momlngslde84(OT) (DIneen, Slltonen), pp, 4:56. 2, Toronto, 1-1 5, Grevey X4 X2 8, Fields 04 0 4 0, Haittime— Georgetown 47, Provi­ Huskies.” Ihnocak 20 (Leeman, Valve), pp, 12:08.3, Bodine, Chevy, 198. 8, Rusty Wallace, Thlrdklll 1-1042. Totals51-942X31125. Colby 61, E. Connecticut 59 Nevoda-Los Vegas 99, Cal-lrvine89 work for all your life„” he said. Pontiac, 197. 9, Bobby Hlllln Jr., Chew, dence 31. Fouled out— Wingate. Total Concordia 84, St. Rose 65 N W Nazorene, 106 George Fox 97 "M y mother has never seen me Broxton, who stayed out of foul Hartford, Samuelsson 2 (Ferraro, fouls— Georgetown 19, Provkienoe 20. Oregon 84, Washington St. 82 Fenton), 16:06. Penalties— Toronto- 197.10, Nell Bonnett, C h e w , 195. Chicago 21 34 29 31— 185 Connecticut 74, Del. St. 68 play. She gets too nervous. My trouble the second half and depos­ II, Ken Schrader, Ford, 195. IX Mike Rebounds— Georgetown 33 (Ewing 7), Cornell 75, Dartmouth 54 Pac. Lutheran 108, LInfleld 62 bendi (served by Bennlng) 3:19; Milwaukee, 27 31 34 33-125 Providence 22 (Knight 4). Assists— ited 14 of his game-high 22 points in Quennevllle, Har, 10:14; Bennlng, Tor, Alexander, Chew, 195.13, Bobby Wowak- Three point goal— Whatley. Fouled Dominican 84, Bard 49 PepperdlneX, Portland 60 father might have seen me play a Georgetown 26 (Jackson 10), Provi­ Puget Sound 69, Alasko-Anchoraoe that time, got a fortuitous bounce 16:36. ,Chew, 19X 14, Jimmy Means, Chew, out— None. Total fouls— Chlcoga 26, Drexel 54, Rider S3 couple of matches in college,” he 19X15, Morgan Shepherd, Dodge, '90. dence 22 (PalazzI, Donovan 5) Duouesne 71 ,Te m p le X 53 for a bucket to stop the Hornet Second period— 4, Hartford, DIneen 15 Milwaukee 25 Rebounds— Chicago 39 Technical— Knight. A— 12,150. said. UPI photo ( Robertson, Malone), pp, 6:30.5,T oronto, 16, Sterling Marlin, Chew, 188.17, Joe (Corzine, Green 6 each), Milwaukee • Elmira 71, Ithaca 65 Redlands 83, Pomona PItzer 74 string. Ihnocak 21 (Leeman, Frveer), 12:53. 6, Ruttman, Chew, 185. 18, Clark Dwyer, 37 (L i s t e r , C u m m in g s 8 e a c h ). Fairfield 7X Iona 71 S. Colorodo74, Colorado MlnesSS I) was Mayotte’s first victory Ford, 182.19, Lennie Pond, C h e w , 178.20, Syracuaa76.LSU64 Fair. Dlcklns(xi67, Robert Morris 66 San Diego St. 99, New Mexico X Quebec’s Brent Ashton (left) and Minnesota’s Gordie A bucket by the smooth-shooting Toronto, Daoust 13 (Anderson, Nylund), Assists— Chicago 24 (Dailey 7), M il­ since turning pro in 1982, and he did 17:10. Penalties— Brubaker, To r, 2:33; Slick Johnson, Chew, 175. waukee 33 (Hodges 7). Technical Framingham St. t7, Westfield St. 73 Santa Clara 92, Loyola-M(»vmount Campbell made it 66-63 with 5:01 to LS U (64) Roberts (10) end upon the ice behind the net during first Francis, Har, 2:33; Frycer, To r, 4:44; 21, Ken Ragan, Chew, 17X 22, Dick Fouls— Lougherv, MokeskI, Chicago, Frank. Pierce95, Roger Williams78 55 it the hard way, dropping the first go. Campbell is (he Hornets’ Robertson, Har, 17:28; Samuelsson, Har, Brooks, Ford, 171. 23, Jim Sauter, Illegal defense. A— 11,052. Williams 813 2-510, N. Wilson 7-153617, Frkin XM orshall 84, Lebanon Val. 71 Seattle U . 112, Concordia (O re) S3 Jovanovich 1-1 1-1 3, Toylor X10 04 8 two sets before settling down. period play in Bloomington, Minn. Nordiques won, 4-3. 17:58. Pontiac, 161. 24, Dave Mards, Chew, Gannon 69, LeMovne68 St. M ary's 71, Son Dletta 61 second-leading scorer at 18.5 Third period— 7, Toronto, Frycer 24 156.25, Te rry Lobonte, Ch e w , 154. Reynolds 88 X2 10, Vorgos 04 1-2 1, (Seneva 9X LaRoche 82 U C L A 69, Arizona St. 65 " I got rid of my anxiousness, and points per game but didn’t start (Ihnocak), 4:18. 8, ttartford, AAolone 16 26, Harry Gant, Chew, 124. 27, Trevor Conley 82 1-2 1, Blanton 23 04 4, Georgetown 87, P rov Iden ce 73 Utah St. 67, Cal-Santa Barbara 55 I got into my (service) returns Suna 115, Pacara 97 Redden X6 04 4, O. Brovm 36 04 6, W . New Mexico 82, A(toms St. 42 because of a calf injury. He missed (Tippett, Howe), 5:33. Penoltles— Bovs, Chew, 103. 28, David Pearson, Gettysburg 97, Albright 86 more,” he said. ” I also saw what M cGill, T o r, 1:44; Robertson, Har, 1:44; C h e w , 98.29, Phil Parsons, C h e w , 91.30, D.Brown 1-1 04 X A. Wilson 03 04 0, Gordon Coll. 73, Nyock 69 W. Oregon 72, Warner Padtlc6S NHL roundup their overtime win against Morgan Molone, Har, 7:40. A .J. Fovt, Olds, 90. Totals 27661816 64. Hamilton 96, Rochester TO W. Washington 83, St. Martln's66 he was trying to do. He was trying State last Thursday night. “ I left it 31, Bennie Parsons, C h e w , 84.32, Dole P H O E N IX (115) SYRACUSE 06) Harvard 59, Columbia 56 Washington 40, Oregon St. 45 Nonce 811 85 21, Adorns 814 86 23, to jam me a lot and then hit it up to him if he was going to play,” Overtime— 9, Toronto, Daoust 14 (Solm- Earnhardt, C h e w , 84.33, Bobby Allison, Addison 819 811 25, Hawkins 25 22 6, Holy Cross 8X LaSalle 79 Weber St. 102, Idaho St. 86 Edwards 16 X2 4, Mocev 86 X2 10, Selkalv 88048, Washlnetan8154620,M. outside.” Ing) 1:30. Penalties— None. Buick, 82.34, Richard Petty, Pontiac, 80. Holten 6-9X215, JonesX781012,LucosX13 Hunter 8X Baruch Tt Davidson said. Campbell did, and Shots on goal— ^Toronto 11-9-10-3- 35, Tim Richmond, Pontiac, 66. Brown 2-7 0 4 4, Alexis 84 13 9, Husson 89, UM oln8Fort Kent 83 Davis blamed the loss on "a also had 18 points. 4410,FosterX5047,Dovls8101-311, Scott Monroe 22044, Soera04040,Trlche04 Indiana (Pa) 81, Lock Haven 66 Sunday’a collaga reaulta 33. Hartford 13^18-040. 04 04 0, Pittman 1-2 81 2.Totals4341 combination of fatigue and loss of Rangers, Isles 810, Brower 8O(MI0, Katz04040, Harried Jersey City St. 85, Montclair 77 Two big buckets from Broxton Power-play conversions— Toronto 27-39115. concentration. My adrenalin car­ 4-2. Hartford 3-2. 04040. Totals3160181876. Kings Point 66, N YU 51 moved Connecticut's margin back IN D IA N A (97) Halftime— Syracuse 4X LSU 30. Fouled Kings Coll. 86, New Pallz 73 Williams 87 86 IX Kellogg 36 04 6, AdelphI X , St. Michael's 71 ried me early.” to seven and a floater by Kelley, Goalies— Toronto, Wregget. Hart- T ransactions out— Selkalv. Total fouls— LSU 16, Syra­ Kutztown 53, Shlppensburg52 New Hampshire Col. X , Sacred Heart Stipanovich X14 X2 8, Thomas 8981019, cuse 16. Rebounds— LSU 38 (N. Wilson Loyola (M d ) 84, Long Island 77 He said when he was winning 24, who had 16, with 1:26 left restored ford. Weeks. A-10,511. Flemming 817 1-3 13, Garnett X5 85 9, X 11), Syracuse 36 (Addison, Alexis 8). Lycoming 56, Elizabethtown 51 Plyntauth St. 83, AAalne Morltlme66 ” I tried to put him away, but I that advantage to keep the Hornets Slchtlng X10 X28, Stonsbury X41 -25, Gray Assists— LSU 14 ( Revnolds4), Svracuse17 in free for all Referee— Bryan Lewis. 8 1 2-2X Brown 871-111, W olters81363, Mansfield 7X E. Stroudsburg 63 St. John's 93, DePaul X couldn’t.>’That’s one of the things (Washington, Monroe 4). Technical— Mlllersvllle8X BloomsburgTO South at bay. Baseball Durrant 001-21. Totals 3341316197. LSU coach Brown. A— 29628. that comes with experience. For Kansas City — Signed pitcher Bud Muhlenberg 66, Morcxllcxi 63 Clemson 71, M aryland 64 By Llso Harris Islanders.” '" I ’m pleased the way we played. Black to a 2-vear contract. Phoenix 2628 37 24— 115 N . Adams St. 83, Worcester St. 74 Cumberland 84, Alice Lloyd54 five sets, I guess I have to get in We ean hold our heads up. We BoatonCollaga62.Vlllanova61 N.H. 11X New Haven 105 (20T) United Press International Until his ejection, Kelly Hrudey Batkeiboil Indiana 38182130-97 M M eest better shape.” wanted to win but we didn't but all Nordlquea4, North Stara 3 L.A. Clippers— Placed forward-center Now M William Si Mary 60 M. Park 105, Illinois Wesleycei X was in the Islander nets for all Thre8polnt goals — Holton, Foster. VILLANOVA (61) Davis, ranked No. 27, never gave Bill Walton on the Injured list. Fouled Out— None. Total Fouls— Nazareth 77, Hobart TO Southwest seven pre-brawl Ranger goals, five in all we did well. When we were H.Pressley811X210,Mcaaln8151319, New Hompshlre43, Colgate 43 The brawl between the New Quebec 211—4 Hockey Phoenix 30, Indiana 33. Rebounds— Houston 94 Rice 91 up, forcing his opponent to a break in the second period. Rather than coming back, we were just a little N Y Rangers — Sent right wing Mike Pinckney 87 22 IX Wilbur 86 81 10, Nichols ex W . New England 63 York Islanders and New York Mbmeseta 111-3 Phoenix 56 (Adams 11), Indiana 38 McCain 88 04 10, Jensen 82 84 o, point in the final game of the fifth too impatient,” Davidson said. First period— 1, Minnesota, Broten Blalsdell to New Hoven of American (Stipanovich, Thomas 6 each). Oneonta 0 , Plattsburgh 40 Rangers at Madison Square credit the Rangers, he blamed Plansky 81 04 0, Everson 04 (H) 0. Oswego 56, U. Of Buffalo 53 set. But the 25year4ld Mayotte "W e fell asleep and when it got 14 (Bellows, Vellschek), 9:00. X Quebec, Hockey League. Assists— Phoenix 28 (M a e vS ), Indlono Totals 2850 84 61. Garden during the Rangers’ 53 himself, saying he was “ rusty and P.Stotsny 26 (Glllls), 12:54: 3, Quebec, Penn 7X Yale 66 won the last three points. He pulled close we didn’t react real well,” 19 (Thom as 5). A— 11,915. BOSTON COLLROB (62) Phil. Pharmacy W, Gallaudet 54 G olf victory Sunday night put three awful,” and was even less im­ Goulet 40 (Hunter, Moller), 17:17. even with a well-placed overhead, was Perno’s evaluation. His Penalty— Vellschek, Min, 10:08. McCready 1817 2 6 2X Prim us X7 04 4, Phlla. Textile 83, St. Michael's 79 things in perspective. pressed with the Rangers’ Gordon 26 04 4, D. Pressley 88 04 10, Plymouth 86, Bridgewater 84 (O T) took the advantage when Davis thoughts afterwards? “ I wasn’t too Adams 810 46 16, Talley 23 04 4, It summed up the nature of the behavior. Secondperlod— 4,Quebec,Goulet41 (P . Rec League Warriora 125, Bullata 121 Princeton 74, Brown 54 netted a forehand and won the excited because we lost our inten­ Bowers 8122 X Barry81040. Totals 7-51 R. I. Coll. 73, Fitchburg St. 66 PGA reaulta arch-rivalry. Each team’s desire, Stalsnv, Lem leux), pp, 3:53. 5, Minne­ 810 6X match by stinging a slam cross “ I ’m not about to belittle an sota, Clccorelll 9 (Payne, Giles), pp, 7:37. R P I64, Clarkson 57 and therefore frustration when sity. It looked like we were just W A S H IN G TO N (121) Halftime— Vllllnova X , Boston CoF opponent,” Islander goalie Kelly Penalties— Roberts, Min, 2:58; Romopo 79, Geen Mountain TO court well out of Davis’ reach. putting in the 20 minutes.” Ballard 814 34 13, Mohom 54 X2 IX lege X. Fouled out—None. Total SMU M , Brandels 81 $4848X500 Diego Open thwarted, is bound to be greater in Hrudey said. " I just have no Price, Que,6:17; Sevlgny,Que (served by Paa Weaa McMlllen813X413,Malone838872S,Gus At La Jolla, CXttL 9tt. TT Although top-seeded Martina UConn’s foul difficulties, which Lem leux), 8:41; Minnesota bench fouls— Vlllanova 11, Boston College 14. Sacred Heart 97, (Suinniplac Tt either New York arena than respect for them.” Knights 21 (Greg Ryan 8, Justin Williams 812 46 IX Bradley X5 X2 8, Rebounds— Vlllonova 23 (H. Pressley, Siena 77, M aine 63 _ (F o r 72) Navratilova defeated No. 2 Chris are magnified because of the (served by Trimper), 11:30; Richter, Robinson 1827853XGuvWllllams2-5844, (Blackburn dXealod Struck on 4Ri oxtra against the likes of Vancouver M in, 13:14; Pryo r, M in, 17:17; Maxwell, DIeterle 4, M ark RusconI played w e ll), Pinckney 7), Boston College 23 Skidmore 8X MIddleburv 77 Evert Lloyd in the women’s finals shortness of the Husky bench, O jye82X22. Totals47-1142829121. (M cCregdy 7). Assists— Vlllanova 14 hole) during a multi-thousand mile road The Islanders claim Vanbies- Que, 19:46. 76ers 7 (Ja m ie Lazzerls, Chris Spa- South Hampton 101, Mercy Tt UPI photo of the tw5week-long tournament daccl played well). (McCIcrin, Wilbur 3),BostonColle(ie St. Peter's 77, Arm y 72 brouck brought looming frustra­ remains a concern. ” We have to Third period— 6, Minnesota, Maruk 14 (30LDR N S T A T E (125) Woody Blackburn trip. Huskies 38 (Billy Pappas 15, Peter 13 (Adams 7) Technicals— None. A— St. Fronds (P a ) 92, W agner 83 > 646666-71— 249 Saturday, interest in the men’s tions to a head when he punched continue to play hard; we have to (Roberts, Acton), pp, 11:55. 7, Quebec, Johnson 7-14 1-215, Short 18261816 46, 8200. Ron Streck 67646470-349 • Tim Mayotte of Springfield, Mass., enjoyed the biggest It also told the story of this game. Lemleux 6 (Goulet, Moller), 18:27. Santos 9, Jeff Altrul 6), Celtics 28 St. Joseph's (P a ) 73, Rhode Isl. 56 division was diminished by the get away from the cheap ones,” (Stephen Dore 7, Jerem y B u rr 6, Ja y Whitehead 811 1-2 11, Conner 89 X2IX Staten Island 89, John Ja y 68 Loren Roberts 65696968— 2X Like so many free-for-alls, the Duane Sutter. “ Hey, I ’m a fighter Penalties— Payne, M in, 7:01; Maxwell, Floyd 821 812 26, Smith X2 1-1 5, Don PoM 67657069^271 ' pay day of his professional career as he beat former absence of John McEnroe and Coles said. _ Que, 11:50; M aruk, Min, 14:23; Hunter, Gannon 4). SLJohn’a93,DaPaul8D Stevens 67, N J I T 60 battle was not a factor in the myself,” said Billy Smith who Tar Heels 38 (Tom Kelly 26, Jeff Aleksinas26044, Wilson16442,Burtt 16 Swarthmore66, Haverford61 (O T) Rex Caldwell X644965-271 Jimmy Connors and upsets of all HUSKY NOTES - The teams Que, 14:23; Route, M in, 16:16; Goulet, 2-2 4. Totals 47-96 3037 125. M ark Pfell 44706769— 773 : college teammate Scott Davis for the men’s titje at the outcome, instead it was an outlet replaced Hrudey. "But I don’t Que, 16:16. Becker 8, C o rky Coughl In played w e ll). DEPAUL(M) Syracuse 76, Louisiana St. 64 the s ^ e d players — including- traded 56.7 percent (17-for-30) Spurs 32 (Kevin Kinel 6, Mike Carr, WoMlIgten 25 35221911 8,121 Thiel 8X Grove City n Fred Couplx -67696572-2X ' Interrtational Players Tournament. for a team down 7-2— the Islanders think I ever suckered a guy when Shots on goal— Quebec 12-9-10— 31. OoMen Stale 3629 38161113-125 Corbin 814 8010, Comeovs 813 46 X , E d R o rl 66647D-70-274 Ivan Lendl and Mats Wilander. shooting halves, UConn in the first, Minnesota 80-11— 28. David Norman played well). Embry 1-1 81 X T. Jackson 25 7-7 11, Towson St. 64, Lehigh 62 — that knew it was all over with a another guy was holding him. If Three-point goal8Molone, Floyd. To- trlntty 98, E. Nazeeene 84 Don Pooley 6469-70-71— 274 the Hornets in the second. The Power-play conversions— Quebec tol fouls— Washington 33, Golden State Patterson 818 1-1 17, Holmes 38 23 8, Bill Glasson 486867-71— 274 period to go. (Actually there you’re gonna punch a guy, at least 81. Minnesota 4-2. Lomplev84040, West 1684X Pettus04 UMoss 6X (Jeorge Woshlntaon 55 visitors outrebounded UConn in Alt-Stars 27. Fouled out— Washington, Gus WII- W . Virginia 7X F ^ n St. & Vance Heafnor 65706473-274 remained a period and 35 seconds, square off; don’t sucker him.” lolms and M ohom ; Golden State, Conner 040, Laux 04040, Woods04X22. Totals Bob Lohr 64706471— 275 Goalies— Quebec, Sevlgny. Milnne- South Windsor All-Stars topped Mah­ 2964 2 X X X . W P I66, Salve Regina 63 Pincay rides but with 113 minutes in penalties the second half, 20-15, for an and Johnson. Rebounds— Washington 57 WashlngtoivJeff.94,JohnCarroll77 Tim Norris 67-6^73-275 eota, Beaupre. A — 14,303. oney Rec All-Stars, 42-27, Friday night. (Robinson 17), (3olden State 57 (White- ST. JOHN'S (93) Mac O'Grady Zachery, Toland and six ejections to be figured out, overall 3534 edge. . .UConn is 250 Berry 813 11-13 19, Glose 8W 36 IX Waynoburg H)X Alliance 82 72656869-375 Frank Bonner, Stan AlIckI and Narman head 14). Assists— Washington 36 (Gus Craig Stodler 67657065-275 in non-Big East regular season Referee— Bob Myers Bailey each had 7 points for South W e n n ln g ^ X5 0 4 6, M ullln 8171X15 31, York 12X St. M ary's X 6,000th winner the teams cleared the ice early.) Williams 8), Golden State 24 (Floyd 11). South G o^ Hollberg 64676475— 275 NordlquM 4, Stare 3 action in Storrs in the last six Windsor. Mike Bldwell had 6 paints, A 6,565. Moses 3^ 5-511, M . Jackson 1-1335, Jones Tze-Chung Chen But most of all, the Brawl 8281 1, Bross(H)O40, Stewart 36X38, Alatxxna 74 Auburn 72 (20*0 6867-7D-70-2X ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) - A t Bloomington, Minn., Michel Mike Marsh 5 and Mike Malozzo, Pat Bobby>y ciompelt 67686574-275 portrayed the status of the Patrick years. Since joining the Big East, Kelly and Mike Costogna 5 apiece for Shurina 04 048 Comeov 04040. Totals Alcorn 76, Jackson St. T7 (Ot) individual winners Laffit Pincay Jr. made his Goulet scored two goals and UConn is 58-18 against non- Arfc.-Llttte Rock 7X Centenary 61 Division race. The third-place (he Mahoney club. 285937-469X 6,000th trip to the winner’s assisted on the game winner by Davila 2. Jeta 2 The Mahoney All-Stars came back Hainime— DePaul X , St. John’s 34. Augusta Coll. X , Baptist 74 Islanders, now 17 points ahead of conference opponents. . .The 1985 Sunday to top the Bolton All-Stars, Blazara1t5.KlngaB6 Fouled out— Embry, T. Jackson. Total Bethany 68, Hiram 67 circle Sunday and rarely had Alain Lemieux wijh 1:33 left in Big East Tournament at Madison fo u Is— DePaul 29, St. John's 20. Clark Coll. IX , Benedict X HAR’TFORD — Senior Buddy Toland won the 3000 with a 9:16.02 the Rangers, are a near-cinch for New Jersey 1100-4 4X27. Steve Joyner had 9 points, Mike Calendar such a visit been as important to regulation to power Quebec past Square Garden, which seats 19,501 Marsh 6 and Bldwell, Jeff Ross, Kelly, K AN SAS C IT Y (96) Rebounds— DePaul 37 (Corbin 11) St. Cumberland 84, Clinch Volley 62 Zachery of East Catholic High clocking. Mary Aim Troy secured post-season play. ’The Rangers, WbuiljBeg O i l 0— 4 John's 40 (Berry 9). Aulsts— DePaul W Edcerd X , St. Leo 62 him. slumping Minnesota. for basketball, is a sellout.. .Larry R m ^ lo d — 1, New Jersey, Clrella 6 Jason StanIzzI and Andy Cole 4 apiece Johnson 8141-211,Olberdlng8102-21X second placement in the girls shot only three points ahead of New • for the winners. Eric Allbrio, Tim (Patterson 4), St. John's 12 (Mullln 4). Fla. Southern lOXSt.ThomasK turned In an outstanding perfor­ ‘“This was a very emotional (M uller, Broten), pp, 19:45. Thompson 813 74 15, Drew 811 1-2 11, Georgia X , Florida X Jersey, are desperate to maintain Hawka 4, Wings 4 Blucher, 57 forward, who left Bbles and La rry Sauer each netted 6 tar Theus X7 9, Woodson 18228625, Pope A—6 1S9 7 , mance at last Friday nlghCs put with a toss of 10.24 meters, an win to me because I dedicated it Penalties-Botchman, Win, 5:14; Cl­ 3 6 George MosonX, James Madlson62 TODAY fourth place for the final playoff Connecticut for personal reasons, rella, NJ,7:38; Steen, Win, 7:38; Watters, Bolton. 1-1 04 2, Thome X5 82 6, Collogo Boehetbaii Hartford Public Invitational In­ indoor school record, for the to my wife,” Pincay said after At Chicago, Denis Savard scored Merlweother 1-5 04 Buse 04 04 GeareetownCall.87,ThomasMore64 spot. So the Islanders could afford is back enrolled in school. He may Win, 17:45. X o, Louisiana Tech 59, McNeese St. St Dean at MCC, 8 door ’Track Meet in Hartford. Indians. Vinnie Liscpinb was sixth he became the third jockey in his second goal of the game on a Secondperlod— X New Jersey, Ludvig 6 M cNam ara 0 4 36 3. Totals 37-88 2X30 96. Mcrshall Davidson 63 Girls Basketball to shake off a loss and air some (?) be back for the ’85-86 season. P O R T L A N D (115) 65, Zachery won the 55meter dash in the 1500 with a 4:20.3 clocking the history of thoroughbred breakaway with 13:31 left In (Higgins, D river), 7:29. 3, Winnipeg, Radio and TV Memphis St. X , Rorkta St. 68 Windham at Manchostur, 7:45 frustrations. ’The Rangers were U C O N N 0 4 ) — Ray Broxton 1514 2-2 Boschman 22 (Picard, Steen), pp, 11:23. Drexlsr811871XM.Thompson11-1686 Middle Tenn. 83, Morehead St. 67 Mercy at East Catholic, 11 :W a.m. with a time of :06.X and placed while the 4 X 352 relay of Bob racing to reach the knilestone. regulation to lift the Hawks into a 22, A lvin F rid tric k 2-10 4 4 10, T im S c h o la s tic 26, Bowie 89 812 21, Paxson 818 86 17, Penalties— Babveh, Win, 2:33; Ver- MIssluIppI St. 8X Kentucky 69 ICO Hockey second in the 305meterdash with a Castagna, Paul Szatowski, A1 Pincay’s wife, Linda, com­ happy to put up with a brawl to get tie, offsetting Ron Duguay’s hat Colot 5 8 2-2 8, T o rry Coffoy 2-2 2 4 4, beek, NJ,9:59; Higgins, N J, 18:37. Valentine X7369, Kersey878716, Colter Conord ys. Manchester (at Bolton a victory, particularly one against Earl Kolloy5l444 14,...... Gorry...... Bottolink...... Mississippi Coll. 74 Valdosta 60 : 38.52 clocking. O’Neil and LIscomb was fifth. mitted suicide earlier this year trick and assist for Detroit. X7824,Scheffler81040,Norrls26044,B. TONIGHT N. Carolina St. 85, N. Carolina 76 Ice Palace), 10:X a.m. their nemesis. 1-2 0 4 2, Toronco W a rrtn 4 4 0 4 j , Joff Th ird period— 4, Winnipeg, MuMen 26 Bennet girla Thom pson2 6 X 2 6. Totals 41-823366115. 7:30 College basketball: Hartford vs. N o w 84 W illiam 8, M a ry 60 East took sixth with 24 points in after a lengthy illness. King53040, John Shoo 1-1042. Total* (Hawerchuk, Mac Le a n ),1:05. Northeastern, W KHT T U E S D A Y Manchester is back in action "H ow many goals did we end up Jala 2, Davila 2 2942 1522 74. Kansas CHy NIcholls St. X , N W Louisiana X the team standings. Weaver won ’The 25year4ld native of Penalties— Clreilo, N j, 1:56. Bennet Junior High girls basketball 3119311_ .. 7 :X Hockey: Oilers vs. Sabres, USA Richmond 63, E . Carolina 60 Boys Basketball tonight at the Class L Northern with,” asked Ranger John Van­ At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Brian DBLAWARB STATB (M> . — Chrl* team concluded o perfect season Portland X 2 9 X 3 I — 115 M anchester ot W indham , 7:45 the meet followed by Norwich Free Panama joined the retired John Canty5114418,Dorock1 . . Cable S. FtorktaOl, Jacksanvllle60 Sectionals a) Southern Connecticut blesbrouck, one of both starting Mullen’s 26th,goaI of the season 66 ( Hondrick* 24 Shots on goal— New Jersey 1X7-6-1— 26. Friday with a 3X16 win over East Thiwe point goals— None. Fouledout— 8:M College basketball: UConn vs. Sallsburv St. H , Stockton St. 82 East Catholic at Northwmt Catholic, Academy. Longden with 6,032 winners and 1-2 5, Dominic Snowdon 7-13 4418, Alan Hortford High. Sonia Bradshaw netted Kersey. Totaf fouls— Kansas Otv X, 7 :30 goaltenders to be tossed from the seconds into the third period Winnipeg 5-17-19-4— 45. Holy Cross, WPOP Sam Houston X , SE LoulslanaX Paul Ray was fourth in the 3000 State University while East sees the S5year4ld Bill Shoemaker Motot 51040, Joo Jetor 1-1502, Tracy Power-piov conversions— New Jersey p italnts, MeechId'Grant 6 and Donna Portland 29. Rebounds— Kansas CItv 42 i:M College basketball: Seton Hall Somtord T9 Otorala St. 77 (2 0 T ) Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech. action in the Class M Northern game. "Eight or nine? ’That’s a allowed the Jets to tie New Jersey W llio n 51 510, Rov Johnson 1-S 5 2 4, 3-1,W1nnjpeoX1. Smith 5 (or the Bears, who w ind up 114. (Thom pson 13), Portland 4) (Bowie 9). with a 9:26.28 clocking with Bert with 8,441 winners as the only vs. Providence, ESPN Southern X I , Alabam a St. 84 Sectionals ’Tuesday night, also at great feat in its own against any which led 2-0 until 7:29 of the Jonathon Whit* 04040, Anthony R o m Goalies— New Jersey, Kamppurl. Smith and Bradshaw had 16 and 12 Assists— Kansas CItv X (Drew , Theus 7 9 :X Pro basketball: Celtics vs. Jazz, Stetson 71, Cent. Florldo64 Portland at Bolton, 7:45 Howard fifth in 9:26.30 for East. jockey’s to ride 6,000 winners. 1-2 1-2 3, Bornard Cam pbell 9-17 5 2 18. Winnipeg, Behrend. A— 10,626. rebounds respectively. Barbara each), Portland 24 (Valentine 7). SportsChannel Tolne Coll. 75, (XlethorpeColl. 64 ICO Hockoy For Manchester High, Paul Southern. team, but especially the second period. Total* 27-55 1521 M . O 'B rie n, Jen M Istretta, Val Holden and Technical— KC coach Johnson. A— 11:00 C o llM e basketball: U C L A vs. Tennst 97, Miles 77 Suffleld ys. East Catholic (at Boltan 13,666. Referee— Dove Newell. Lauren Bell also played well. Stanford, ESPN . Tenn. Tctdi 64, E . Kentucky 60 lcoPalaco),10:Xa.m. t V , . 1..‘^-,.. . V. , -. I, ,» „, ., J ^ . .^. ,. ^ ..i ., , ^ ^ ., , .

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14 - MANCHE.;TER h e r a l d . Monday. Feb. 18, 1985 Elliott races to 500 win * * $ w / ^ T lap. Darrell Waltrip, in a Chevy lengths in a race the Ford Bv Gary Kale was third. Buddy Baker’s Olds was dominated from start to finish. United Press International fourth and Ricky Rudd’s’ Ford FOCUS “ 1 don’t know if this victory signifies anything,” said the 29- came in fifth. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Bill Neil Bonnett in a Chevy was year Elliott, who has been on the ‘* .f !%■* t; Elliott must wait three months Elliott’s major threat during the circuit since 1976 but did not win a before he'll know if his Ford last 100 miles. When Elliott broke Changing habits, Grand National race until 1983. ” I Thunderbird is the car to beat on away from Bonnett after the 192nd know I ’ll never catch up to Richard the Grand National circuit. lap caution, the winner explained: Breakin’ and poppin’ Petty. Nobody will ever win 900 Elliott, winner of Sunday’s Day­ ■‘It wasn’t strategy. I just felt like I not taking pilis, races again. Maybe some day I ’ll tona 500 for the first time in his had to do what I could do. I had the be good enough to win 500 like Cale. nine-year career, returns to the advantage of having taken on four Experience is the only teacher and team shop a( Dawsonville, Ga., new tires so I decided to break I think there’s 15 years ahead of me heips insomniacs today to prepare for a short track from the pack, set a pace and let race at Richmond, Va,. on Feb, 24. to make my mark in racing. them run at my pace. Today, the team will also decide if Bv Janea Little ’’Winning at Daytona is beyond Bonnett did have me worried, any adjustments on the Thunder- United Press International words for me. This is the race. If I though. I was running as hard as I bird are to be made for the nextbig never win another race. I ’ll still be could and he still took the lead. track event on May 5 at Talladega, ST. LOUIS — A three-year study of 200 people with satisfied. So many veteran drivers Once I got past him I knew the road sleeping problems concludes that changing people’s Ala. was clear.” The 29-year-old Elliott was speed have never won the 500.” bedtime habits and behavior — not prescribing new Elliott’s fantastic speed, accom­ personified Sunday. The victoi^ A record crowd of 125,000 stood and improved medication — is the best cure for panied by the tremedous push was an extension of the Georgian’s for the final 15 miles to watch the insomnia. sudden burst to fame in NASCAR. Yarborough put on his Ford rival duel. But the race was theoreti­ “ There’s sort of a paradox in that after taking sleep until the three-time Grand Na­ He won three races last year and cally over when Bonnett hit the medications for a few days, they actually interfere tional champion, went out in the his performance during the re­ wall in Turn One on the 196th lap with sleep after that,” said' Patricia Lacks, a 60th lap with a broken cylinder, cently completed speedweek was and was was wiped out. Bonnett, researcher who performed a sleep study at caused cars to break down as spectacular. uninjured, waved good luck to Washington University with Amy Berlelson. He ^wept the major speed lanes drivers attempted to keep up Elliott as the race leader went by Insomnia affects at least 50 million adults in the speed. by establishing a stock car record on the 197th lap. . United States. About 10 million go to doctors for relief 205 mph in qualifying for the 500, The attrition was tremedous as Bonnett said he and his crew each year, and half of those get prescriptions for captured one of the Twin 125-mile only 18 cars of the starting 40 chief Tim Brewer discussed stay­ sleeping pills. Americans spend about $300 million on races last Thursday by a record 37 finished the race. Richard Petty’s ing out while Elliott pitted for his sleep aids annually. seconds and then took the 500. The Pontiac went out after 80 laps, tires. Insomnia generally is defined as taking more than only other drivers to win the Big Bobby Allison’s Buick quit two laps 30 minutes to fall asleep at least one night a week for at “ Elliott could beat me anyway, U Pl photo Three were Cale Yarborough and later and the Chevys of Dale least six months. so I had nothing to be afraid of. I the late Fireball Roberts. Earnhardt and Benny Parsons Lacks, who specializes in behavior therapy, said thc_ Speedway. Elliott went on to win race figured maybe I could hold himoff, Bill Elliott (9) leads Gale Yarborough Elliott averaged 172.265 mph and lasted only 84 laps. volunteers in the study fell into two groups — those through fourth turn during 27th annual with Lake Speed second. earned $185,000 as he beat Lake Of the top five finishers. Only or he would get held up, or who had severe problems getting to sleep and those Speed’s Pontiac by seven car Elliott and Speed were on the same something.” who woke up several times in the night. She said the Daytona 500 race Sunday at Daytona participants had suffered from the symptoms of 8 insomnia for periods ranging from six months to 12 years. Blackburn cops playoff at San Diego One of the most important aspects of the tre.atment. 8 Sports In Lacks said, centered on educating people to “ sleep course. Many of the golfers who hygiene,” that is, the harmful effects caffeine, alcohol golf,” said Blackburn. “ You need lead over Streck on the final hole of LA JOLLA. Calif. (UPI) - had been in the 60s for three days and even sleep medications can have on a person’s the money.You have to live, but regulation, Blackburn three- Marathon in Middletown on March 3 Woody Blackburn, the picture of suddenly found themselves in the ability to sleep. winning the tournament is what’s putted and wound up with a bogey. the unknown golfer, backed into mid-70s. Lacks said sleeping medications are recommended M ID D LE TO W N — The 14lh annual John W. English Connecticut important to m e.” Blackburn and Streck could do no the big time Sunday at the San Returning to the 18th in the only for people who suffer from acute, short-term TAC marathon open championship run will be held in 'The last tournament Blackburn better than par on two of the extra Diego Open with the first solo playoff, both golfers hit solid insomnia, which is usually brought on by sudden Middletown on Sunday, March 3 at noon. won was in 1976 with Bill Kratzert holes while misfiring bogeys on the victory of his 9-year career. drives in front of a yawning pond trauma such as a death or divorce. The 26-mile, 385-yard nin, co-sponsored by the the Middletown at the Walt Disney World National par-3 16, the third hole of the Blackburn and Ron Streck that is a landmark of the San Diego She said the study found the rriost success in Team Play Championship. playoff. Parks-Recreation Department and Bob’s Surplus, starts and limped through four playoff holes Open. It was dubbed “ Devlin’s “ stimulus control” in which the participant learns to ” A lot of people looking at the Blackburn shot 66s on the finishes at Wesleyan University. Applications are available at Sunday until Streck splashed his Billabong” after Bruce Devlin associate the bed with sleep rather than eating, last four years of my career would previous three rounds, but came in the Parks-Recreation Department. 245 DeKoven Drive, second shot into a pond and swung six times before hitting his drinking and other activities. ; say. ’What’s he doing out there,” ’ with a 71 after 18 Sunday. Middletown, Ct. 06457. Blackburn used three putts to ” If you regularly eat, drink, watch TV. listen to the Blackburn said. ” M y purpose for “ I putted pretty well for, it ball to the green. salvage par on the par-5 18th. ■ Streck lofted a 5-iron that landed radio, read — sort of conduct life’s business in your joining the tour when I did was I seems like, the whole tournament, The win was worth $72,000 and a bed or bedroom — then it becomes a cue for a place to felt I was good enough to win golf except the 18th green,” Blackburn about a foot from shore. Howard breaks U.S. record reservation at the Tournament of be alert and awake,” Lacks said. tournaments.” said. ’T m pleased with my overall Champions to the Orange Park, ’’Then, when you try to switch gears and say ’OK, R IC H F IE LD . Ohio — The secret to Jim Howard's success'.’ He It seemed that fame would game.” After knocking a 5-iron of his own Fla. resident. His previous best now I want this to be a place to go to sleep,’ it doesn’t has to jump out of bed before dawn each morning. continue to elude Blackburn on the Fortunately for him, the rest of 25 feet from the hole, Blackburn year was when he earned $29,074 in work,” I8th and through the playoff. the field also cooled off after three again putted three times before "I have to be at work by ,'):30 a.m.. " said Howard, a utilities 1984. She said insomnia sufferers have fallen into a trap. Sporting a 20-under, 1-stroke days of blitzing the Torrey Pines sinking the tournament winner. engineer with the Anheuser- Busch brewery. ‘Money is not the reason I play They get into bed and turn on their thinking, problem "But I enjoy sleeping. So, I set the alarm as late as po.ssible." Tim Kiessling, left, and Joshua Jacoby try their best to Henry Dawson of 494 N. Main St. laces his sneakers before solving and planning processes. Perhaps so he can jump as high as possible. Season opens next weekend imitate popping, a robot-like dance movement he perform s Tuesday at a the Y W C A ’s gym at a breaking and "Somewhere along the line this whole cycle got F Howard proved his wake-up strategy works Sunday, popping workshop. About 30 kids attended. started,” She said. "You don’tturn your mind off. You surpassing his own U.S. indoor record in the men's high jump by start thinking, ’Now, what didn’t 1 finish that I was F clearing 7 feet. inches at the 45th annual Knights of Columbus supposed to do,’ or 'What’s my agenda for track meet. USFL banking on glamour names tomorrow.’” Lacks said many participants reported that images and thoughts began going though their minds so fast well, but fellow Heisman winner McGrath strikes mountain gold connected with |i(ide receiver JoJo up 0-2. they lost control of their thought process. Lacks, Bv United Press International Archie Griffin sat out with injuries, Townsell for 16-yard scoring Brian Franco kicked a 29-yard herself, said she had been afflicted by periodic COPPER MOUNTAIN. Colo. — Felix McGrath went on the field goal for Jacksonville, but was as did quarterback Brian Sipe, insomnia brought on by letting her thought process The still strugglingUnited States strike. obtained a week earlier from the E attack in the men's slalom of the U.S. Alpine Championship and At Jacksonville, Leonard Willi­ short on a 49-yard attempt with get out of control in bed. Football League initiates what it Generals. struck gold. ams scored on a 1-yard plunge and nine seconds left to play to "M y husband will say to me, ’What were you "I nailed the top of the second run perfectly and 1 felt good on expects to be its last spring season preserve the victory for the An estimated crowd of 20,000 thinking about?” ’ Lacks said, 'T i l say, ’At least a E Alan Duncan and Efren Herrera next weekend, hoping to cloak its turned out at Memorial Coliseum both runs," McGrath, of Norwich, Vt.. said Sunday. each added a field goal to help Showboats. hundred things.’ I can end up a hundred miles away inadequacies with the draw of in Charlotte, N.C., foi the Tampa McGrath, 21, who skied his way onto the American slalom Memphis gain its first victory in For Jacksonville. Heisman from where I started I ’ll be thinking about things that some glamour names. Bay-Baltimore game. team at the recent World Championships where he failed to finish three exhibitions. The Bulls wound Trophy winner Mike Rozier played happened years ago.” " The Orlando Renegades, who his first run, Sunday had runs of 50..58 and 50.38 seconds for a Lacks said performance anxiety usually follows. provided Doug Flutie with some The insomniac has been in bed for some time and combined time of 1:40.96. Mark Tache. 25. of Aspen, Colo., was anxious moments in his pro debut second with a combined tim e of 1:41.19 and the new national giant begins thinking about not being able to sleep, and the Friday night, help inaugurate the effect that will have on performance the next day. B slalom champion. Tiger Shaw, 23, of Stowe, Vt.. was third at USFL’s third season on Saturday 1:41.79. That, in turn, leads to greater insomnia. night when they play the Bandits at The study participants, who met with a therapist for B Earlier Sunday, Ann Melander, a former member of Sweden's Tampa Bay. an hour a week for a month, kept detailed records of World Cup ski team who attends the University of Wyoming, won On Saturday afternoon, it will be sleep performance. They were contacted six weeks the women's slalom title. defending champion Baltimore at after finishing the therapy to determine the success of Melander, 23, had a combined time for two runs of l:.37.88, a Jacksonville. Denver at Oakland, the program. mere .01 of a second ahead of Eva Twardokens, 19, also of Squaw Houston at Los Angeles, New Lacks said typical results ranged from little effect Valley. Am y Livran. an 18-year-old ski team trainee who lives in Jersey at Birmingham and Por­ tnloAS* to increasing nightly sleep by two hours. She said the Vail. Colo,, was third with a combined time of 1.,■19.74 tland at Arizona, and on Monday Henry Dawson performs a average time it took the subjects to get to sleep was night. Feb. 25, Meniphis will be at fancy turn as four students cut in half. San Antonio. look on. Other participants reported they had suffered from Walton on injured list The exhibition season concluded insomnia six nights a week before the program, but Saturday with the Los Angeles LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Clippers Sunday placed cut that to just two nights a week. Express beating the Portland One positive side effect noted by Lacks and forwc-rd-ccnter Bill Walton on the injured list with a nagging foot Breakers, 38-17, the Memphis Bertelson was the outlook of the insomniacs toward ini Showboats defeating the Jackson­ their sleeping problems. on. 32, missed six of seven games with the injury suffered ville Bulls, 13-10, and the Tampa Jan, 29 at Cleveland. The former All-Star was averaging III points Bay Bandits edging the Baltimore and 9 rebounds. Stars, 28-26. The big attraction, though, came MUFFLERS Friday night when Flutie, the Light can counter Bramble wins unanimous decision Heisman Trophy winner from Boston College, made his first RENO, Nev. — Livingstone Bramble and Ray “ Boom Boom" appearance with the New Jersey winter depression Mancini proved they were tough, throwing an incredible 2,600 Generals. Flutie, whb only a week punches over 15 brutal rounds. earlier signed a contract esti­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Government researchers Bramble won a unanimous 1.5-round decision with Mancini, mated at up to $7.5 million, had his say use of bright artificial light in wintertime to simulate the longer days of spring and summer can whose face was a sheet of blood at the finish, needing plastic first two passes picked off by Two from O f Resular improve the mood of people with serious winter surgery and 75 stiches afterwards to close two hugh gashes over Renegades’ linebacker Jeff TWO rear wheela Gabrielsen. (most cars) depression. his eyes. When the light was removed, the test subjects The Generals still fought back ^Resular for a 24-14 triumph thanks to a pair ^ experienced a relapse within a few days, the scientists Costello successfully defends title of fumble recoveries for touch­ ” at the National Institute of Mental Health reported. downs by linebacker John Joyce. THE ECONOMIZER’ People who experience winter depression slow KINGSTON, N.Y. — Bill Costello is tired of defending his down and generally oversleep, overeat and crave “ I was a little nervous at the BRAKE SPECIAL T. ->•■’• ' World Boxing Council super lightweight title by decision. carbohydrates during the winter months. But in beginning, but I was happy with MUFFLER - f « ' ^ t ' X ‘ Costello wanted a knockout Saturday against former the win,” said Flutie, who com­ DISC BRAKES D R U M B R A K E S spring and summer, doctors say those same people (Front A lio ) (Front or rear axle) champion Leroy Haley, but Haley wouldn't cooperate. Costello, pleted just seven of 18 attempts for are elated, active and energetic and generally 30-0, settled for his third unanimous 12-round decision since 174 yards. “ I kept a positive INSTAUATION INaUDED • Free 4-w heel brake • Free 4-w heel brake function well. winning the title by stopping Bruce Curry in the 10th round in attitude an'd knew I was going to inspection inspection -' Writing in the February issue of the American • Replace pads w ith new • Replace shoes with new Journal of Psychiatry, the scientists said previous January of 1984, improve.” The Economizer muffler from Midas fits Suaranteed disc pads guaranteed linings studies have shown that in other mammals, seasonal 8 “ I’m disappointed,” Costello said after winning before a At Los Angeles, Steve Young, most American-made cars and trucks. Your last year’s spotlight quarterback • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums rhythms of activity, appetite and sleep are controlled hometown crowd of 1,500. "1 should've done much better. I • Replace srease seals after s it in g a contract that could satisfaction w ith this product is assured. • Inspect wheel cylinders by climatic changes, especially day length. 8 should’ve taken him out.” • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold d o w n bring him $40 million, threw foi* ” We chose light as the first variable to investigate wheel bearinss springs one touchdown and ran for another because of its importance as a seasonal time cue In Quararttee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect calipers • Lubricate backing plates animals,” the report said. Walker gets 100th sub 4:00 mile to lead the Express over Portland. • Inspect hydraulic system / • Inspect hydraulic system Above: Joey Johnson, left, Young hit 13-of-20 passes for 152 warranted by Midas for one year from the The scientists recruited 49 people with previous • Lubricate caliper ancho • Readjust brakes of 90E Rachel Road, and evidence of seasonal depression that was not AUCKLAND, New Zealand — John Walker of New Zealand yards and he also rushed for 44 • Inspect Fluid levels date of installation and will be replaced • Road test Jeff Wright, of 124E Rachel influenced by seasonal changes in their jobs. Sunday became the first person to run 100 sub-four-minute miles yards on four carries, including a • A d d fluid if required when he recorded a time of 3:54.57 on a wet track at Mt. Smart 27-yard TD run early in the first free of charge if it fails during this period. • Road test Road, perform a synchron­ Twenty-two became significantly depressed before Stadium. quarter. • Metallic FMds extra ized break movement mid-February — when daytime were still short — to Walker, 33. won the mile by finishing 16 feet ahead of After Breakers quarterback be included in the study and 13 completed the entire Okiarontao; Midas brake shoes and disc brake pads are together. Right: Joey countryman Tony Rogers. Australian Pat Scammell was third in Doug Woodward tied it 7-7 with a \6 treatment. warranted for as long as you own your American or foreign Johnson tries out a spin They were exposed 2,500 lux of light — equal to that a field which also included Ray Flynn of Ireland and Peter 1-yard run midway through the car. van or light truck (under 14,000 lbs.) If they ever wear out, of sunlight measured at a window on a clear spring Bourke of Australia. opening period. Young put the new Midas brake shoea or pads wHI be Installed without on his head. Express ahead for good when he charge for the shoes or pads or the labor to Install the shoes day — between 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. and again between Offer expires: 3/18/65 or pads. Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the 5:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. each day for a week. system to operational condition are extra. The patients, mostly women in their mid-20s, sat BloomfMd 243-9430 Manchastor 646-6606 Torrington 482-7647 three feet away from eight grow-light fluorescent ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. CALDWELl Branford 481-2388 Middlolown 347-9100 265-0953 I tubes at eye level. The subjects were free to engage in Bristol 582-7983 N4Nv Britain 224-9137 757-033S ^ normal activities while sitting, but were asked to E. Hartford 289-9315 Now Haven 865-6111 glance at the light once a minute. Oil INC. Enfiold 745-0305 New London 447-1711 The patients then were withdrawn from the light INSIIIUNSMITHS SINCE Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 WsstHciven 934-2626 treatment for a week and' then were exposed to 96.9 Hamdon 248-6327 RpclcxiliiL per gal. C. O. D. S 03-U g7 WHIImantlc 456-1766 low-level light for a week. At each phase of the 1914 N. Hartford 246-4828 Southington 621-9333< S. Hartford 246-5127 treatment, the patients answered a questionnaire that 649-8841 measured their level of depression. FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES “ It was clear that extending the length of day by Minimum requlroment\ Debbie Robinson of 54 Oxford St. files 649-5241 her nails while her son and nephew means of artificial light several times brighter than Opening Soon ordinary room light caused a marked improvement in 65 E. Center Street Prtcet aubisel to unango Herald photos attend the workshop. Several mothers Vernon mood, which was seen within a few days and lasted Manchester, Ct. 550-1,000 gait. 94.9 C.O.D. by Reginald Pinto were there. throughout the week of treatment,” the report said. MANCHE.STER HERALD. Monday. Feb. IB. 1985 - 1?_

|g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 18, 1985 Kitchen can be ‘hot spot’ 3 tests Advice

Editor's note: this is the first Protection Handbook, four out detect in a seven-part series on fire of five homes are underwired. Husband’s way of keeping safety. Electrical equipment that can ignite floor coverings or uphol­ stered furniture is one of the dementia A great deal of activity in the home centers on the kitchen and prime causes of fire in the warm chills the marriage United States. Many home fires it shouid be iooked upon as one By Elizabeth PennIsI caused b‘y electrical wiring of the key "hot spots” in any United Press International house or apartment. The kit­ PREVENTION have been traced back to DEAR ABBY: The football have all been married and di­ do-it-yourself wiring and elec­ vorced. Three have since chen stove is frequently the PROTECTION NEW YORK — Three easily season is over, but the score is not trical work. remarried. cause of home fires. administered tests can distinguish yet settled. Please tell me who Cooking-oil flare-ups. are ESCAPE Electrical fires are unpredic­ made my husband look bad. (I'll Dear I do not have one recent picture table. Here are some things to mental decline due to disease from of all four children without their among the most common and age-related changes in older call him Joe.) most dangerous kitchen acci­ away from the stove and work keep in mind: Joe and I, both in our mid-40s, spouses, and I don’t care to display people. Abby dents. (Hot cooking oil that counter to prevent toddlers attended a football game. Knowing pictures with ex-mates who are no • Are your circuits over­ In addition to detecting people longer members of this family. splatters on the skin can also from climbing on the stove. how cold it can get toward evening. Abigail loaded with “ octopus” outlets with Alzheimer's disease, Paul J. Some divorces are less bitter than cause painful bums.) When an • Store matches in metal I wore a warm coat and urged Joe Van Buren that permit many electric cords Eslinger of the University of Iowa others, but none are so painless oil flare-up happens, imme­ containers out of the reach of to do likewise. He insisted he would to be plugged into a single College of Medicine said the tests that I would enjoy looking at their diately turn off the burner. children. will be used to help find people who ^ not get cold and wore a light • Watch your electical ap­ outlet? If so, disconnect them. windbreaker. Fortunately, I took a pictures. Baking soda spread on the fire • Are there frayed cords on ^ave treatable dementia. will quickly extinguish the pliances. They can cause fires blanket along — just in case. Sure I hope “ Seeing Red” sees this. any of your appliances? Do not “ That's really the big payoff, to SEEING REALITY flames. Do not confuse baking under any number of circum­ enough, the game was barely gone, he would have looked bad use appliances with frayed eatch them before there is great soda with baking powder, which stances, especially if they are started when Joe got cold, so I gave with me there. What do you say? cords. financial loss and emotional drain , DEAR SEEING: I hope so too. itself is liable to flare up. connected to long or overloaded him the blanket. NO NAMES. PLEASE • Are appliances that gener­ on the fam ily,” he said. Grease fires in ovens can be extension cords. Toasters and Meanwhile a young woman in DEAR ABBY: This is in re^ ate heat, such as the toaster, Dementia — progressive loss of extinguished by turning the other kitchen appliances should her mid-20s that we know only by DEAR NO NAMES: I say you sponse to "Firefighter's Wife,” kept away from items that can mental function that can lead to oven off and keeping the oven not be used near curtains, sight sat down beside my husband. made your point. Your husband who was upset by the complaints easily ignite, like curtains, death — can be caused by door closed to prevent air from wall-mounted towel racks or She was wearing only a sweatshirt was out of bounds^ he’s lucky you she heard about the sirens and Herald pholo by Tarquinlo towels, paper napkins and malnutrition, depression, vitamin fanning the flames. low cabinets. and a pair of jeans, and kept didn't kick him in the end zone. lights of the volunteer fire trucks. newspapers or magazines? deficiency, strokes, Alzheimer's or Here are some safety rules • Pay attention to safe cook­ commenting on how cold it was. Her hu^and is a volunteer fire­ • Do you regularly clean all other brain diseases. that are among the best de­ ing procedures when using the At halftime I went for coffee. DEAR ABBY: May I respond to man ajMi puts his life on the line for Nursery has new flag electric motor-driven applian­ Because an estimated 20 to 40 stove. * When I returned, I found my “ Seeing Red,” whose hu.sband fenses against a fire in the percent of all dementias are no pay. • Keep baking soda on hand ces, especially the air vents that husband and this young woman together with his sisters gave their Mrs. James W. McKay and students man of the Orford Parish Chapter of the kitchen. reversible with treatment, it has I live in a very small town, and at all times. Note that baking cool the motor? These can under the blanket! (They didn't parents a portrait of “ jus* them­ Daughters of the American Revolution • Replace long, flimsy become increasingly important to we also have a volunteer fire Lannon Arnold, left, and Noah Vollaro powder cun be a hazard. It can easily clog with combustible even notice that I had returned.) selves" for Christmas. All were drapes with short curtains that determine disease-related versus company. When the siren .sounds, hold an American flag in the Blue presented the flag, a chapter gift, to the cannot blow against hot stove ' flare up if it is thrown on a fire. dust or lint. After being ignored for about 15 grown and married with children, my chiidren run to me and we hold • Is all the wiring in your normal changes in brain function, school for its study of American history tops and ignite. Do not confuse the two minutes, I excused myseif with a but no spouses or children were each other and say a prayer for the Shutter Nursery School at Trinity home certified by a licensed said Eslinger, a research scientist substances. headache and went to the car. included in this portrait. firemen and for whoever it is who Covenant Church. McKay, flag chair- this month. • Always work in the kitchen at the Alzheimer's Disease Re­ with your sleeves rolled up. electrician? I later learned that while 1 was “ Seeing Red” should see the needs them. The siren is a time to A few minutes is all it takes to search Center. Loose sleeves can touch a hot ANOTHER HOT SPOT in the gone, Joe’s boss came by and light. Today, with divorce practi­ reflect on those in need and tho.se check out the prime fire hazard Social workers and health-care cally epidemic, married children Supermarket Shopper Electrical fires are a common problem in homes. Watch area on the stove and catch fire. home is the electrical system. mistook the young woman under who may sacrifice their lives. 8 areas of your home and to take personnel not trained to diagnose Also, wear a protective apron. According to the National Fire the blanket for our married are wise to give their parents a Not everyone in a community is out for overloaded circuits (top) or frayed wires when steps to make them safer. dementia can use these tests to • Keep chairs and stools Pr(M"'nt'on Association's Fire daughter, and when he learned she portrait of "just themselves” — ungrateful. She just ran into'the using appliances. evaluate the need to more exten- , wasn’t, he was startled. sans spouses. “ one bad apple.” sive, expensive evaluation, Eslin­ Grocery ads can be misleading Now Joe blames me for going to Divorces occur in the best of GRATEFUL IN ger said. the car and making him look bad. families, then subsequent mar­ MILLSBORO. DEL According to Dr. Leon Thai, riages usually take place and He said his boss has been acting Bv Martin Sloane associate professor of neurology at stepchildren are added, but the CONFIDENTIAL TO ALL MY Television helps cool to him ever since. United Feature Syndicate Clip ‘n’ file refunds About Town Albert Einstein College of Medi­ Abby, I say if my husband looked immediate family never changes. READERS OF CHINESE DES­ cine in New York, many major . I speak from experience. We CENT: Gunghayfatchoy! (Happy bad under the blanket with a DEAR M ARTIN: I en'joy coupon savings, but I am Soups, Snack Foods, Candy (F ile 3) medical centers have put together have four grown children. They woman he hardly knew, with me New Y e a r!) unhappy about supermarket advertisements that tests that are used by their staffs to Women’s retreat planned and hinders kids ■show prices that already have coupons deducted. For Clip out this file and keep it with similar screen for dementia. m s example, a store in my area advertised Pcpsi-Cola cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with "M y Being Proclaims the Greatness of the Lord" The tests assess the same skills , beverage coupons, (or example. Start collecting By Patricia McCormack • "Television conveys unrealis­ 8-packs with the bold headline, “ You pay only $1.59.” will l)e theme of the annual Manchester women's as the Iowa test, but can take a ^ the needed proofs of purchase while looking for United Press International tic messages regarding drugs, Several factors can link In smaller print, it said that this was the price when a retreat the weekend of March 1 to 3 at Our Lady of little longer to administer, he said. alcohol and tobacco and indirectly Pepsi-Cola $1 coupon was used to purcha.se two the required forms at the supermarket, in Calvary in Farmington. The Rev. John McLaughlin Eslinger and his co-workers first encourages their use.” 8-packs at the store’s special price of $2,09 each. I have newspapers and magazines, and when trading will be a retreat leader. NEW YORK — The American gave a series of standardized tests • "The portrayal of sex roles seen a lot of ads like this lately, and I wonder whether with friends. Offers may not be available in all For more information and reservations, contact Academy of Pediatrics Task Force of memory, orientation and learn­ and sexuality on TV is unrealistic this is false advertising. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Doris Perozzullo of 7H Oak St,. Betty Spaulding of 69 on Children and Television says TV ing to 100 normal older people and exhaustion to heart woes each refund. has become a powerful tool to and misleading: sexual relation­ WINIFRED G., EAST TAWCES, MICH. Meadow Lane, or Sally Racawski of 754 Center St. to 53 diagnosed as having The following refund offers are worth $21.34. promote learning, create aspira­ ships develop rapidly, the risk of teacher. While she was visiting us, she dementia. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am an 83- This week’s refund offers have a total value of tions and induce pro-social pregnancy is rarely considered: questioned this practice and won­ DEAR W INIFRED: This type of advertising is not Reporting in the Journal of the year-old male, am 5 feet 9 and weigh considered false or misleading if it includes a clear $30.72. Butterworth on Nicaragua behavior. adolescence is portrayed as a dered if the water diluted the saliva American Medical Association, he 160. I'm in reasonably good health explanation of how a consumer can obtain the price This offer does not require a refund form: In a policy statement, "Children, constant state of sexual crisis. beyond necessity. What is the "Eyewitness in Nicaragua." an examination of the said older people with dementia and take no prescription drugs. About Your that is shown. Actually, advertising like this can alert PLAN TERS Recipe Book. P.O. Box 106, Dept. Adolescents and Television,” the These characteristies may eon- aniwer? role of United States in Central America by Miriam did not know the day, year and a year ago I started to wake up feel­ you to coupons that appear in adjacent ads. But it is P-13, Teaneck, NJ 07666. Receive a free nut task force said TV deals well with tribute directly or indirectly to the DEAR READER — Don't worry Biitterworth will be presented Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. time and had trouble listing words ing exhausted. This occurs every 30 to Health cookbook. Send one proof of purchase (an empty F F risk of adolescent pregnancy and easy to see that those shoppers-who only read the about diluting your saliva. The same at the Lowe Program Center of Manchester medical topics, passing on mes­ beginning with a given letter of the 60 days. I eat a good breakfast and go clearly alter age-dependent expe­ Lawrence enzymes that are in your saliva are headlines or quickly glance at the prices can be in for a bag) plus 50 cents for postage and handling (or sages that promote health or alphabet and recalling designs ' back to bed for an hour or so and the Community College. The former president of riential learning with respect to also in your pancreatic juice and, if surprise when they arrive at the checkout counter. each book. There is no limit on the number of prevent illness. they had been shown. exhausted feeiing leaves. Hartford College for Women served as an interna­ sexuality. Pornography on cable Lamb, M.D. anything, the water may aid your Should we ask grocers to use the same size print for cookbooks ordered. This offer is valid while On the downside, however, it Short-term memory for designs Several months ago I discovered tional ob.server of the Nicaraguan election in TV is a particularly important all of their advertised specials? 1 don’t think so. If all supplies last. also says TV advertising and that when I had this exhausted feel­ digestion. November 1984. The lecture is free and open to the was the most frequently impaired . Drinking water at mealtime is a the print in a supermarket advertisement had to be ■These offers require refund forms: programming can adversely af­ concern.” ing, my pulse was irregular. I had a pul)lic. A quc.stion and answer period will be held after skill, while most people could still good idea for most people. The tem­ the same size, we might have far fewer bargains to CALIFORNIA Raisin Free Print Offer. Re­ fect learning and behavior in a checkup, including an electrocardi­ the lecture, • "T V promotes ethnic and remember sets of numbers. porarily increased volume in the select from. ceive (our Floral Prints. Send the required refund number of significant areas. ogram, but my doctor found nothing racial stereotypes and does little to Those examined were classified stomach helps to curb the appetite. I think the answer is a simple one. If you want to rely form and one Universal Product Code symbol 'To wit: and gave me no prescription. Howev­ might be a factor in causing the irre­ E He’s an Eagle promote a sympathetic under­ according to the combined results -- That is about the only function drink­ on the information contained in an advertisement, from any 7-ounce or larger package of California E Krafters quill at YWCA • "Repeated expo.sure to tele­ er, I still get these exhausted spells gularity. standing of handicapped people.” of three tests with the biggest ing water has in helping people to lose read it carefully, Raisins, plus $1 for postage and handling: or send vised violence promotes a procliv­ every month or two. Can some medi­ Aboilt 20 percent of people who The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of the New Eagle Scout David W. Dickson is • "Television conveys an un­ differences between the scores of weight or to prevent excess weight two Universal Product Code symbols for your ity to violence and a passive cation correct this? You once men­ have fatigue do have a medical cause YWCA will meet to work on quilling Wednesday from congratulated by his parents, Russell realistic view of problem solving healthy people versus those with gain. DEAR M ARTIN: I just had to write and tell you prints postpaid: or send one Universal Product response to its practice.” tioned taking Lanoxin for heart irreg­ for it. Of course, that means that 80 9:30 a.m. to noon at 78 N. Main St. Members are or conflict resolution.” dementia. The rule of eight glasses of water a about the wonderful birthday gift I gave myself today. Code symbol and $16.95 (Pennsylvania residents and Lanie Turner of 86 Carpenter Road. ularities. percent of fatigue cases are psycho­ • "Television viewing increases The task force recommends that “ We were quite surprised,” he day is a common belief, but a better add $1.02 sales tax) for framed prints. Make your reminded to bring a ruler, glue and corsage pin. Elsie DEAR READER - You have logically based, but anyone with I bought four copies of the Des Moines Register for$l. consumption of high caloric den­ the academy educate pediatri­ said. “ Despite the variation in approach is to see how much urine check or money order payable to Aspelin Swanson is tbe instructor. She and Nora Crowly will made a good observation. It sounds as unexplained fatigue needs a rnedical Each food section contained $8.31 worth of coupons, MIkata performs at MCC sity snacks and increases the backgrounds, we were able to' be hosles.ses. Babysitting will be available by calling cians about all of the above and if you are exhausted because you do evaluation. I have discussed fatigue in you pass each day. If you are not get­ two free-product coupons and three refund mail-in Galleries. Expires March 31, 1985, or while prevalence of obesity.” identify people who were healthy ting enough water, your urine will be in advance 647-1437. The Afro-Caribbean funk ensemble. "Mikata," will develop materials to teach same to not sleep well. That may be caused by The Health Letter. Special Report 31, forms. So. the grand total I clipped out of the four supplies last. dark yellow because it is concentrat­ appear at Manchester Community College. Lowe • "Although the evidence that medical students and others who and those who weren't.” an irregularity of your heart during What Fatigue Means, which I am papers came to more than $32. CAM PBELL’S International $I Refund. Send B Another 106 people, ages 61 to 86 ed, and the volume will be small. A Program Center Thursday at 7 p.m. sponsored by the TV may have a deleterious effect deal directly with the health of your sleep. Your doctor has a prob­ sending you. Others who want this What a birthday bargain! the required refund form and the front panels normal healthy person should pass Check blood pressure Student Senate. The performance is free and open to on school performance may be children and adolescents. were tested, and 89 percent were lem, since he cannot base a diagnosis issue can send 75 cents with a long, M.B.H., CORALVILLE. IOWA from four cans of any of the following Campbell's confounded by other factors, learn­ The pediatricians also expect to diagnosed correctly. on your story alone and you don’t see stamped, self-addressed envelope for about one quart of urine a day. Some­ Chunky International Soups: Imperial Wonton, the public. one who is sweating a lot may need to ANDOVER — The Community Health Care The Mikata gives equal commitment to traditonal ing from TV is passive rather than continue and expand their ap­ Those studied were otherwise' him when you have the irregular it to me in care of this newspaper. DEAR M.B.H.: The wonderful thing about a Tortilla and Beef Ravioli Romano. Expires Services will hold a senior citizen elinic for blood active, and detracts from time proach to counseling ehildren, healthy and did not have previous beat. He would not want to prescribe P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station. drink much more than eight glasses birthday gift like this is that you can give it to yourself March 31, 1985. West African drumming and dance: Brazilian. Latin of water a day to maintain the proper pressure checks and health guidance Tuesday from 1 and CUiribbean percussion; and the modern sounds of spent reading or using active adolescents and their families psychological or neurological ^ a medicine for you without knowing New York, NY 10019. 52 weeks a year. CERTS Free Road Map. Receive a Rand to 1:30 p.m. at Hop River Homes. Fro more urine voiume. A more dilute urine Reggae. Highlife. Afro-beat and Funk expressed in learning skills.” regarding effects of television. problems. what your problem really is. DEAR DR. LAMB - It’s said that McNally State Road Map from the state of your inhirmation. call the services at 228-9428. An electrocardiogram recorded we should drink eight glasses of water helps to prevent kidneystone forma­ SMART SHOPPER AWARD: The Smart Shopper choice. Send the required refund form and four the bund's powerful orginals. Rich four-part vocals, tion, improve kidney function and during sleep might pick this up. 1 sug­ a day for good health. My wife puts Award goes to Mildred Sherrer of Bay City, Texas: Certs wrappers with the Universal Product Code precision Afro-Latin horn lines and jazz soloing prevent dehydration. However, if you characterize Mikata. Garbed in colorfui African gest that you see a cardiologist to sec two filled glasses of water at our "Aunt Jemima Lite Syrup had both a 25-cent coupon .symbols. Expires March 31. 1985. Masons hold potiuck if he can produce the condition for plate at mealtime, and I never fail to are taking diuretics to eliminate and a $1.50 ca.sh refund form in its newspaper costuems. the 12 members of Mikata play authentic water, you can’t use the urine volume PETER PAUL Free Bag Offer. Receive a nANcni su p^ you and find out what is happening. drink the recommended amount. Our advertisement. Only one purchase was necessary to Delta Chapter Royal Arch Masons will meet African and Brazilian instruments, such as the coupon for a free bag of Bite Size Mounds. Send Do you drink alcohol? If so, it daughter is a former home-economics as a reliable guide. get the refund. One of our supermarkets was also Wednesday at the Masonic Temple. 25 Center St. A berimbau. the Nigerian dondon and the marimba, the required refund form and three bags from any offering double coupons for one day. I took the coupon potiuck supper will be at 6:30 p.m. and a roll call plus a full complement of Latin and Caribbean combination of Mounds or Almond Joy Bite Size and used it to get 50 cents off the smallest size Lite meeting at 7:30 p.m. All members and their families percussion bags. Expires March 31. 1985. Syrup, which was priced at $1.53. I also sent for the SUNLINE Brands $1 Refund Offer. Send the arc invited. F R I F; N 05 Bubble your troubles away refund, and after deducting the cost of the stamp. I got required refund form and six Universal Product Geriatric clinics set o / ’ the syrup free and made a "home run” profit of 27 Code symbols from any flavor, in any combina­ The Senior Citizens Health Clinic will hold a blood D EAR PO LLY: Do you know of a DEAR PO LLY: If you're having cents! tion, of these products with a label weight of 1.5 Mildred and other readers who.se money-saving Sunset Club has lunch preessure screening and nutrition discussion Wednes­ h 0 5 I c way to make your own bubble trouble getting your dog to eat dry ounces or larger: Fruitart Chews. Fun Dip, experiences appear in this column receive a copy of The Sunset Ciub wiit meet for lunch Tuesday at noon day from 1 to 2 p.m. at Spender Village. Gloria Weiss bath? Can the new liquid pump dog food, pour a cup of beef Spree, Sweetarts, Chewy Sweetarts, Giantarts or my book "The Guide to Coupons and Refunds.” at the Manchester Senior Citizens Center. Members will answer questions on nutrition and discuss soaps be used as bubble bath? bouillon (made from instant Tangy Taffy. Expires March 31, 1985. P o l l v ’ s Please write to me in care of this newspaper. are asked to bring a sandwich. Beverages will be low-cholesterol diets. I nvivwoai KATHY cubes) over it. This really wakes Similar clinics will be held Feb. 25 from 9:30 to 11 up my dog’s appetite! available. The meeting will be at 1 p.m. DEAR KATHY: While the liquid a.m. at Mayfair Gardens community room and 1 to 2 A.C.S. fAHity, pump soaps could be used as a iPointers p.m. at the Salvation Army, 661 Main St. bubble bath, they don’t give as DEAR PO LLY: When packing The Salvation Army will hold a noon luncheon for ^AfOSlC ASJOUAte satisfactory bubbles as a mild, Polly Fisher for a recent trip to London, I was New cat vaccine Is here senior ciitzens costing $1 a lunch on Feb. 25. Cinema kind-to-your-skin dishwashing de­ unable to find any kind of portable The Northeast Veterinary Medicai Association has Nn Music, lovei^ tergent, which makes a nice, clothesline. My solution to the to Indio (PG) 1:30,6:30. — Heaven Help announced that a new vaccine against feiine leukemia problem was two suction hangers Hartford Fost Forward (PG) 1,3,5,7:15,9:30.— P&W retiress to meet inexpensive bubble bath. But you Mrs. Soffel (PG-13) 1, 4:50, 7 — A Us (R) 9:30. — Witness (R) 1:15, 7:15, virus is avaihable through local vets. (the kind used to stick stained Clnimo City — Amadeus (PG) I, 9:20. — The Breakfast Club (R) 1:n, can make an»even nicer bubble 3:50, 7, 9:50. — Never Cry Wolf (PG) Nightmare on Elm Street (R) 3,9,10:35. This vaccine. Leukoceli. is produced by Norden EAST HARTFORD — The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft giass decorations to glass), a UA Theaters East — Heaven Help Us 7:05, 9:05. — Turk-1821 (PG-13) 1:30, .h*«i bath, which will sooth and soften the running water as it flows into 1:20,5:20,9:20 with Country (PG) 3:20, 7:05, 9:05. — Vision Quest (R) 1, 7:15, Laboratories. It is an inactivated vaccine and cannot Retiree's Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 6-foot-long piece of heavy cord and 7:20. — Comtort and Joy (PG) 2:25, (R) 2, 3:55, 5:50, 7:45,9:45. — MIschlet your skin while it bubbles you the tub. Relax and enjoy! (R)2,3:50,5:45,7:40,9:40 — PInocchIo 9:20. — The Kllllno Fields (R) 1, 6:30, cause the disease but it can have side effects. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club, 200 Clement Raod. small clip clothespins. 4:30, 7:35, 9:45. — 1984 (R) 1:35, 4:10, clean, with the following formula I'm sending you a copy of my 7:10,9:40. (G) 2, 3:45, 5:M. — Tuff Turf (R) 7:15, 9:15. The association recommends that all cats be tested submitted by L.F., a Minnesota newsletter, “ The Home Beauty When we arrived in London, I Clnetludlo — Yellow Submarine 7:30 9:30. Windsor tor the disease before vaccination, which is given in stuck the hangers on each side of with The Compleot Beetles 9:10. Mansfield Plazo — PInocchIo (G) 2, 6. — reader. Spa,” which has other ideas for Translux College Twin — Ploy It Breokln' 2 Electric Boogoloo (PG) 8. three injections over a two- to four- month period. The WAXES weigh at 6:30 p.m. the tile around the tub, tied the East Hartford Mix one-half cup mild liquid relaxing baths, facials and beauty Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Protocol Again, Sam (PG) 7 with A Midsummer shots may be given to any healthy cat over the age of Manchester Women's Association To Enjoy Slim­ dishwashing detergent, one cup treatments you can prepare at cord on and hung up my daily (PG) 7:15. Night's Sex Comedy (R) 9. — Second Sally Field cast nine weeks. laundry. g ERI Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — screen schedule unavailable. ming will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Orange Hall, epsom salts, four to five drops home. Vernon HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The assoication suggests calling a veterinarian for Protocol (PG) 7:30. 72 E. Center St. They will get weighed from 6:30 to 7:30 glycerine, three to four drops Others who would like a copy Showcase Cinemas — The Falcon Cine 1 A2 — PInocchIo (G) 1:30.3:30. Academy Award winner (Norma more information. p.m. perfume and four to five drops food should send $1 for each copy to DEAR PO LLY: When you wash- and the Snowman (R) 1:30, 4:15, 7:10, — Protocol (PG) 7:15, 9:20. — The Rae) Sally Field will co-star with 8 8 Flamingo Kid (PG-13) 2, 7, 9:10. 9:55. — The Breakfast Club (R) 1:30, coloring. POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of your hands, use a drop of hand 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45. — A Possooe to West Hartford Jame.s Garner in "Murphy’s Rom­ Store in a tightly covered con­ the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box lotion along with a drop of liquid India (PG) 1, 4:30, 8. — The Kllllno Elm I A 2— A Soldier's Story (PG) 2, ance” for Columbia pictures. tainer. For a beautiful bubble bath, 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure soap. Washes and softens hands in Fields (R) 1:30,4:10,7,9:45. — Beverly 7,9;15. — The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) 2. It is the first production for Hills Cop (R) 1, 3, 5:05, 7:20, 9:30. — 7,9:15. Public Records pour one to two teaspoons under to include the title. one process. Witness (R) 1:45, 4:30, 7:30, 9:45. — Wllllmontic Field's new company, Fogwood CONNIE Vision Quest (R) 1:45, 4:30, 7:40, 10. — Jlllson Squore Cinema — A Passage Films,

Warranty deeds B. Chambers, 43 Litchfield! St., Stergios Karamesinis, doing busi­ Morgan M. Grant to Eugene R. $58,000. ness as C.J.’s Pizza and Grinder Thoughts \\.\" -Vv'i . Montany Jr., 398 Keeney St., Shop, 254 Broad St., $12,000. $43,501 to $44,000 (based on convey­ What happened on the Mount of ance tax ). Quitciaim deed Yesterday, the Feast of the Pamela J. Fries to Savings Bank Lie pendens Transfiguration was celebrated in Transfiguration is not unlike what William B. Thornton to Rudolph happens to us when in a time of . I IV -I. U II. il 11 E. Capello, property on Sanrico of Manchester, 555B Hilliard St. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Jnany of our churches. It has been Carol F. Dailey Jr. and Patricia against property of Graciella 'Strategically placed in the church great decision — heaven breaks Drive. $115,000 (based on convey­ through and we are assured of the ance tax ). Ann Dailey Jr. to Northern Orduz, 11 Pine St. !year on the Sunday before the Builders Inc., property on Kim­ .'beginning of Lent as a sign that direction we are to take in life. 331 Center St., Manchester Joseph R. Morrone and Patricia Sometimes heaven breaks through berly Drive. Lien ‘victory would be the final outcome A. Morrone to Thomas P. Sullivan at a time when a strained relation­ Catherine Ann Cavalieri to Louis Acme Pad Corp. against prop­ 'of Christ’s suffering. and Kevin S. Sullivan, 28-30 St. ship is healed by the power of Rusciano, 15 Lynch Drive. erty of Manchester Modes Inc., 685 Even before He began that final John St., $105,000 (based on con­ Herald photo by Pinto reconciliation. Early Bird Specials Leslie A. Weinstein to Samuel H. Parker St., $15,183 plus damages. walk up to Jerusalem there was the veyance tax). As we begin the season of Lent, Chorches, 56 Oakland St., $2,250. assurance of the presence and Tubs, thru Thurs. 5 p.m. — 7 p.m. David M. Upchurch and Janice Getting ready for big event may it be a living reminder that Michael A. Chorches to Samuel power of God. "This is my beloved C. Upchurch to Michael T. Dvorin Releases heaven breaks into our lives even H. Chorches, 56 Oakland St., $2,250. Son in whom I am well pleased.” and Penelope F. Dvorin, 56 Wilfred Tri-band concert organizers get their concert ended with a set by musicians in the midst of suffering. Be sure to All Items on Road, $72,000. Ingrid F. Gamn to Samuel H. Crest Condominium Association For a brief moment, heaven bnike Inc. against property of Henry J. table in order at Manchester High from all three. The event drew 300 through and the voice from m High watch and wait lor it to take place Menu except Chorches, 56 Oakland St., $2,250. in your life. O'Brien and Ronald Litrico, Unit School last week before the concert by people. From left are JoAnn Ebdon, spoke a resounding “ yes” to the Steak and Shrimp. Fiduciary deed 571-9, Hartford Road, $294. ministry and the message of Jesus. bands from MHS,..llling Junior H'igh Lillian Krukas and Colin Ebdon, Rev. Burton D. Strand Mar" Lou Prentice, executrix of Attachment Noel R. Cyr, doing business as Affirmed and assured, Jesus sets JoAnn's grandson. Krukas is the Concordia Lutheran Church the estate of Horace McMullin, to Glastonbury Plumbing and N.R. Cyr Building Co., against School and Bennet Junior High School. his (ace toward Jerusalem. Franklin C. Chambers and Myrtle Heating Inc. against property of property of Antonio Michele. Each band played selections and the mother of an llling saxophone player. M a I^CHESTER h e r a l d . Monday. Feb. 18, 1985 — 19 18 - MANCUKSTER HKRAl.D. Mnndiiy. Fell. 18. 19B5 WANTED RECREATION CARS/TRUCKS M I ROOMS CELEBRITY CIPHER I'OI to buy I FOR SALE (VEHICLES Former CIA spymaster HELP WANTED Roal Estato I FOR RENT C«t*brny Ctphar cryptogramB ara craatad trom quolal»ont by tamout poopi*. pMt and praaani Each latiar in lha ciphar stands for anothar Today'* cAra T oqual* C 1980 JdvGO, 23 ft. mini E X P E D ITE R to assist In MANCHESTER FULLY USED BOYS CLOTHES - FURNISHED including by CONNIE WIENER Sizes 18 months thro 2T motor home. Ford 460, our Operatlons/Sales De­ HOMES low mileage, many ex­ partment. Busy, respon­ FOR SALE stove, refrigerator, bed ond sizes 10 thru 12. Must seeks high-tech supremacy •‘A VW W KLVWZY PV be In excellent condition. tras, had TLC . Telephone sible desk. You'll need ( and bureau. $50 weekly 1981 COUP DE VILLE 643-0692. accurate typing and to plus two weeks security Reasonable price paid. CADILLAC - Fully deposit. Call after 3pm. ORMNTTCRN. R IPMS SN BROW Call 649-3371. 1890 and 1910 shaped business organize and track detail loaded. Excellent condi­ 1973 VOLKSWAGON By William H. Inman "One thing we have proven 646-7767. tion. Low mileage (30's). attitudes in this country,” he said. intelligently. We're one CAMPER SPECIAL - United Press International indisputably.” said the soft-spoken of Hartford's leading P URXWT8NX KL JWVS Call 646-5153. admiral, sounding more like a "But times change. " Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 Today, the battle for high-tech Moving & Storage com­ people. Automatic. Good AUSTIN. Texas — Bobby Ray introspective professor than a spy panies. Pleasant office VSXRMBV, KL JWVS TNZNXV." Automotive VAN 1976 GMC VAN- supremacy is fought in a world- APARTMENTS tires. Excellent condi­ Inman has swapped cloak and of three decades, “ is that this is the off 1-84 in Eost Hartford. MANCHESTER - By DURA - Runs good. 6 wide arena. MCC’s inspiration and I V l» \l I I ow n e r. Exceptional tion! No Rust. Call 742- dagger for a businessman's mufti way to meet the competition, a Hours 8 - 5 MF. Insurance FOR RENT — FWYY JXRUBWV. cylinder. Floor shift. impetus, in fact, came frorn >•« newer 6 room Colonial. 3 1 8055. and classified secrets for proprie­ collaborative research effort. We and Pension Benefits. $1500. Coll after 5:00 pm. Japan's government-subsidized Bedrooms, FIreplaced PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "School librarians fi]e children’s CARS/TRUCKS tary ones, but the master spymas­ have already made great headway Phone 528-9551, Person­ MANCHESTER — Avail­ books according to the gooey decimal system." — Lynn 644-2290 Institute for New Generation Com­ Living Room, Formal FDR SALE ter is still outfoxing his on our projects and have com­ nel M anager 9am - able Immediately. One, IzD puter Technology. Western Euro­ Dining Room., Eat-In Klt- Ferda. competition. pleted hiring our staff. 12noon for appointment two and three bedroom MISCELLANEOUS peans are also working on a then, 1'/2 Baths, Finished The former CIA deputy director "W e still have a long way to go or send resume: H AR T­ apartments. $410, $475, 1974 FIA T 128 SPORT L — AUTOMOTIVE similar concept. FORD DESPATCH, P.O. Rec Room, Fenced Yard. I MOTORCYCLES/ I and chief of the ultrasecret Na­ before we see results. But we know 'Principals only. $91,500. $525, heat and hot water To be used for parts. Call now this was the way to do the job." 'Box 8271, East Hartford, tional Security Agency heads what Thus, MCC was a “ shotgun” 649-1373. Included. J.D . Real Est­ [STORE AND HOUSEHOLD Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. 1 BICYCLES C T 06108. EOE. ate, 646-1980. has been called one of the nation's The first months at MCC were affair, an unnatural wedding of [ office space GOODS Also Panasonic AM/FM T W D BRAND NEW simply a battle of survival. Many car radio. SNDW TIR ES FDR SALE. great business experiments — an domestic rivals — Lockheed, Boe­ MEDICAL RECEPTION­ M ANCHESTER - Energy I SUZUKI PE 250 - Good corporate leaders felt the project efficient 4 bedroom' -NOW TAKING APPLI­ P225/75R14. $50. 646-6873. attempt by rival American com­ ing, Sperry, RCA, Honeywell, IST - Full time position CATIONS tor 3 room condition. Driven 16 panies to join forces and beat the was doomed because of a funda­ "Green Manor" Ranch. M ANCHESTER - Office USED REFRIGERA­ Harris and others — concerned for available In Orthopedic apartment. With heat, TORS, WASHERS, hours. $750 or best offer. Japanese at inventing the next mental obstacle: The corporation Two baths, fireplace, ap­ or retail space. High their future in a rapidly evolving Office. Must be self moti­ hot water, stove, reflger- traffic area. Excellent Ranges - clean, guaran­ 647-1821. generation of computers. was at odds with the Sherman vated and willing to take pliances, carpeting, PRDLDNG TH E life Of market. large family room with otor. Centrally located. sign visibility. F.J. Spl- teed, parts and service. “ Our success or failure here," he Anti-Trust Act. “ Right now, MCC is a U.S.-only on responsibilities. Expe- No pets. $350. Security 1979 DODGE OMNI - 4 1982 HONDA SABER - cut flowers In your home The Justice Department was wet bar, garage. $84,900. leckl, 643-2121. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8< predicted of the hybridized outfit. corporation,” he notes. "However, UPl photo rlenced preferred. deposit. Call 646-7690 or Son, 649 Main Street, door, standard, 62,000 Only 9,000 miles. $2,500 or by snipping stems at an threatening to close down the Gordon Realty, 643-2174. best otter. Call 643-2686. Microelectronics and Computer with success, we may see some proprietary ones, but the spymaster, Please call 527-7433. 643-0496. 643-2171. miles, clean. Good condi­ angle. This provides Technology Corp., "w ill affect the project. change in that, a willingness to Bobby Ray Inman, former CIA spy- tion. Must sell due to more stem surface to But nobody had counted on now head of MCC Inc., is stiii intent on [ROOMMATES transfer. $1,995. Call 643- absorb the water. Pro­ long-term security of the United license foreigners. We cannot chief, has swapped cloak and dagger for 118 MAIN STREET - 3 WANTED COUNTESS YORK dou­ Wont to sell your cor? States and its economic viability ." Inman's galvanizing presence. He operate in a Fortress USA outfoxing his competition. CONDOMINIUMS rooms, heated, hot wa­ ble bed comforter with 4589. long the life ol good, but and his proxies argued persua­ a business suit, classified secrets for For quick results, use a unused Items In your Inman, 54, is no tyro when it format." FOR SALE ter. No appliances. No matching pillow shams low-cost Classified od. sively in the right corners of 1978 CAMARO - Auto­ home by selling them for comes to high tech. A self-styled ( pets. Security. $420. Coll MALE TO SHARE and dust ruffle. Blue and Call 643-2711 today to Washington. The competition was matic, power steering, cosh with 0 low-cost aii In technologist, he created electronic In MCC's case, shareholders CHILD CARE PRO­ 646-2426, 9om to 5pm NEWER 5 ROOM DU­ white, almost brand new. place your ad. espionage networks for the Navy, just too strong and unique, they plan to create the basic technology Excerpts from Inman interview VIDER NEEDED - Mon­ WELLSWEEP CON­ weekdays. PLEX WITH TWO MEN. $20. 649-3085. power brakes, V-8, $3,100. classified. the Defense Intelligence Agency, argued. At stake was eminence in of the future — a fifth generation of day thru Friday, 9-3. Call DOM INIUM - 400 North $190 plus security. Call Call 649-3881. the CIA and the NSA, an agency so world technology. The winner will superfast computers — retaining which turned into the most damag­ Paul for appointment, Main St., 2 bedroom 646-7350 or 646-4575 after 25" COLOR CONSOLE TV Editors Note: Admiral Bobby cannot see now. We must make the secretive few government leaders take all. The Japanese had a head ownership of all intellectual prop­ ing long-term decision affecting 659-3731. townhouse, fully ap- When you coll Clossifled 5:30pm. - Zenith Chronocolor - 1974 F IA T s p i d e r ' - ■71[CARS/TRUCKS ■ 71 [CARS/TRUCKS Ray Inman granted a wide- presumption that technology Priced to sell, $300 or best knew its function — to crack start. An exception to an "a r­ erty and patents, MCC em ployes our human intelligence-gathering pllanced country kit­ to place an ad, a friendly Wood Grain Cabinet. $75. I ' ■ [ for SALE ranging interview to United Press advances. otter. Call 646-4689. I'M forsale enemy codes, monitor foreign chaic" rule had to be made. must sign agreements protecting chen. 1’/2 baths. Individ­ Ad-VIsor will answer Call offer 7:00, 875-6736. International's William Inman. “ Frankly, I'm opposed tosetting abilities. We set a national policy to ual basements. 100 plus your coll and help you communications and shield U.S. In an extraordinary move, the the integrity of the research. A Here are excerpts of the Admiral's up a demon-strating (space de­ reduce our official national pres­ energy efficiency rating word your ad tor best FOR SALE - Flourescent secret transmissions. Justice Department made an major security fear; trusted em­ Services views on defense, censorship and fense) system. But I do support ence abroad. We worried about the ■Northeast Utilities. response. 643-2711. Light, 2' X 4'. Four 4’ But Inman no longer pursues exception. In December 1982. it ployees with itchy palms. gold outflow. We reduced the STEPHEN WORLD OF WHEELS announced it did not object to the military policy) accelerated research. PART TIME TELE­ $61,500. Peterman tubes, plexiglass cover. that "ungentlemanly task of look­ “ The motive today is cash, cash number of cultural, military and' Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, existence of a coalition of Ameri- "It may turn out that there will PHONE SALES - No ex­ ■Cl [SERVICES Like new. Paid $79.95, will ing into other people's mail" — his only,” he said. "In industrial and be a mixture of (land and space) commercial attaches in the em ­ perience necessary. Call 647-0080 or 649-4064. THREE RDDMS - Third sell tor $40. Telephone words, paraphrasing a form ej »can business giants, a turnabout in military espionage of the 1930s and [ offered WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY Reagan’s “ Star Wars” defense; stations. bassies. We also took away the 649-9149. floor. Heat, Appliances. 742-6016. Secretary of State. the policy held since the trust- V 1940s, ideology was the key. In the (■ "Those who would have us close “ The most hazardous time in cover from clandestine operations. Security. $375 monthly. Instead, he's trying to create "an busting days of Teddy Roosevelt. 1970s and 80s. it's the money. Adults, no pets. Call 649- off researeh run the risk of having international relations is the tran­ "That (trend) continued uninter­ DDD JDBS, trucking. atmosphere of genius." a reserach Even so, the agency reserved the Betrayal by a trusted worker is Rontals 2236. <5,800,000 UQUIDATroN SALE!! us surprised by what the Soviets sition period (between weapons rupted until 1981, when the whole Home repairs. You name workplace conducive to brilliance right to review the corporation's virtually impossible to anticipate. will achieve with their own systems), a worry that thf balance process was re-examined. We It, we do it. Free esti­ — a place where the secrets of major programs for possible But measures can be taken. 3'/2 RDDM APARTMENT of power will undergo change. decided the most important func­ ROOMS mates. Insured. 643-0304. BEFORE MARCH 2ND, STEPHEN WILL LIQUIDATE *5,800,000 OF thinking machines can be un­ violations. research, - Private home, heat, WASHER - 18 pounds. "W e don’t know if the Star Wars "It may be our willingness to tion of an ambassador wasn’t to HAIRDRESSER - Expe­ FOR RENT locked. It isn a daunting challenge "W e got the amber light," Eventually MCC's technology appliances. Working sin­ HDUSESITTING DDNE Excellent condition! New PONTIAC’S 20% OFF LIST FORDS 20% ORF LIST will be available for licensing to defense program is workable, and share (high-tech) information reduce the official presence, biit to rienced with following. gle adult only. No pets, even for an accomplished Inman later joked. Friendly atmosphere. while you vacation. Ma­ fill hoses. $125 delivered. CADILLAC 20% OFF LIST GMC 20% OFF L ST outside parties. Some of the we won’t know for six to eight (with the Soviets) that will be a gain as much knowledge as possi­ M ANCHESTER - Cleon children. Call 643-2880. codebreaker. But antitrust fears scared away Vacation, sick pay and ture, responsible, quiet Call Doug at 643-0398. DATSUN 15% OFF LIST TOYOTA 15% OFF LIST IBM, Texas Instruments, and technology, he acknowledges, will years. critical ingredient in being able to ble about what was going on inside rooms for rent. 24 H our, female professional will But the MCC experiment ap manage that transition, to keep educational benefits. Call security. Mold and Linen and 85 JAGUARS AT GREAT PRICES TOO!! pears to be working, despite the AT&T with its prestigious Bell have defense applications, "W e're "T o say we cannot try something his country. EAST HARTFDRD - maintain home 8< pets. D IN E T TE SET - Solid new because it might be destabiliz­ things stable in the process." 643-2103 or 647-1315. service. 646-7066. DIder gentleman. Two long odds. Business leaders in Laboratories. Their conspicuous going to need super-fast computers "It may take until the late 1980s References. Call Sue at maple. Needs reflnish- AVMUBLE ing just ignores the reality chang­ ■ room etflclecy. All utili­ Ing. $99. Call 649-9540. STOCK other fields have contacted him absence, in fact, served as Inman's for weapons systems design, for before we get back to the level of 742-8843 after 6pm. "security blanket” against further surveillance systems.” ing technology offers. Technology ties. Newly remodeled. 7.95% FINANCING UNITS about setting up similar joint Bad Policy: performance and knowledge we HOMES Share a bath. $60 weekly. research projects to meet the Justice Department intrusion. Congress earlier this year en­ in the 1990s is going to be very WEDDING INVITA- TWO PAIR LORD TAY­ ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE QUALIFIED BUYERS “ In 1967, a decision was taken must have of the outside,” FOR SALE Coll 643-6712. LOR CUSTOM DRAPES - growing competition from abroad. “ America's antitrust laws of dorsed the concept. different. It may offer solutions we ( TIDNS - Topqualltv - 20% M.S.W. - Full time open­ D ISC D U N T! Will also Triple width, opron DATSUN 250 IN ST O C K • BUY NOW SAVEII ing In 270 skilled nursing come to your home. Call length, block back­ home for M.S.W. with TODAY’S tor day or evening ap­ ground floral design, experience or Interest In pointment. Announce­ fully lined. Excellent con­ H ri»%r ments By Nancy, 659- dition. $25.00 pair. KatMtoa TRUCK long-term care. Competi­ R^a/ Estate *5296. New 1985 Pick Up #4261 P/U tive wages and excellent MANCHESTER - Large 3054. Hew 65 S«nlri #42B0 Spicy 2 Dr. benefits Including free one bedroom apartment. STK. STEPHEN'S % SALE . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 insurance and parking. CHILD "DAYCARE" NO. YEAR DESCRIPTION LIST DISC. PRICE Fully appllanced kitchen, HDSPITAL AREA-Fully [MISCELLANEOUS Send resume in confi­ living room and bed­ C lassified.. ■ Insured and License [ for sale 4261 New 85 S TD Pick Up Truck •7493 -28% •5395“ ■ Business Opportunities 22 Store/OMice Spoce Household Goods F o r advertisem ents to be dence to Lorraine room. Heat and hot water pending. For appoint­ 4290 New 85 S TD Pick Up Truck •7493 - 20% •5995“ NOTICES Situotion Wanted 23 Resort Property AAisc to r Sole Rates Manor, 25 Lorraine by Norm a Included. Dn busline. published Monday, the dead; ment, call Terri 643-7340. •8901 -17% •7299“ Home ond Garden Minimum Charge: Street, Hartford, CT Ideal location. $445 per CAR RADIO — Excellent 4070 New 85 Sentra W AG MLD Truck Lost/Found...... 01 Em ploym ent Into 24 MIsc. tor Rent line IS 2 30 p.m . on Friday Tedford 4017 New 85 Sentra DLX 4 Dr. XE •8943 -17% •7389“ Pets $3.00 tor one day 06105. month. Lease and secur­ condition. High powered. Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent •9665 -16% •8119“ AAusicol Items Per W o rd : ity deposit. 646-7451. Includes Dolby NR, Bass 4196 New 85 Pulsar NX Cpe Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted 4195 New 85 Pulsar NX Cpe A/C •9748 -16% •8189" Recrealiono' llenis 1-2 days 20C Read Your Ad MERCHANDISE PRO­ ICO [PAINTING/ and Trebble controls and New 85 Stanza Notch/Back GL •10,890 -16% •9148« A n tiq u e s 3 5 doys 18C CESSOR - 30 hours a FACTS FO R CENTRAL FDUR RDDM 13^ ( papering more. $90. Call 646-1063 4149 Real Estate services Classified advertisements FIRST-TIME APARTMENT - No pets. 4137 New 85 Stanza N/B FL Aloy Whis. •11.583 -15% •9846“ T o g Sales 6 days 16C week. Apply In person at: after 4:30pm. . , Homes for Sole 31 are taken by telephone os a D & L In the Manchester BUYERS $375 per month plus utili­ 4313 New 65 Maxima Sedan SE A/C •15.108 -15% •12,842“ W o n te d to D u v 26 days 12C •12,842“ Financial condominiums 32 Services Ottered convenience Parkade. ties and security. Call NAME YOUR OWN ACME V-MODEL DRESS 4307 New 85 Maxima Sedan SE A/C •15,108 -15% H appy Ads: The Chicago Title Insur­ Lots/Land tor Sole 33 Painting/Papering The Manchester Herald is ance Co. conducted a na­ 646-7336. PRICE — Father and son. FORM B - Adlustable. 4159 New 85 300 ZX Coupe A/C •18,683 - 20 % •14,947“ Morigages h investment Property 34 Building/Controctmg J3 00 per column inch responsible only tor one incor tion-wide study in II major Fast, dependable ser­ 4238 New 85 300 ZX 2&2 Lee. •20,723 -15% •17,615“ PART TIME SCIENCE $35. Call 643-7867. Personol Loans 12 Business Property » 35 Rooting/Siding metropolitan markets in vice. Painting,. Paper­ - % rect_insertion and then only LABORATORY AIDE - 4929 New 84 200 SX Coupe •12.311 20 •9849“ Automotive Deadlines 1982. the last year that data CHEERFUL, IMMACU­ hanging & Removal. Call New 85 200 SX Turbo D/6 Group •14,558 -15% •12,375“ „ ]] Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing tor the size of the original The Manchester High was fully available. The FOR SALE 8 Inch Table 4234 Wanted to B o r r o w ...... 14 Flooring LATE, QUIET 4 RDDMS - 644-0585 or 644-0036. Saw with 5 blades. No Cars Trucks lor Sole For classified advertise­ insertion School Science Depart­ .study gave a good indication Centrally located. DIder AAotorcycles Bicycles as to who is buying homes motor. 643-1634 otter 6pm. FORD 300 TO CHOOSE FROM — SAVEII Dantnlc Income Tox Service ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen ment Is looking for an First-time buyers ac­ working persons pre­ PAINTING AND WAL­ II Employment Keniais services Wonted Rec Vehicles day through Soturday, the the value of theodvertisement aide to work l7'/2 hours counted for -10.6'/, of all ferred. Non-smokers. Se­ LPAPERING - Ceilings HAMER Auto Services deadline is noon on the day per week (time report­ home sales in 1982. This per­ curity, references. No /FLYER/ WOOD SLEDS PICKUP & Education Roorns tor Rem 41 For Sale will not be corrected by an centage was up slightly repaired. Gary McHugh 'ST ^5498. *5896. tMwvwnwii Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease betore publication additional insertion. ing) preparing biology from 1981 when first-lime pets. 649-5897. 643-9321. - Good condition. 3' Naw 85 Etcofi Order or Stock Nbw BS Ringar P/U #9192 Misc Automotive, and chemistry labora­ buyers were 39.4'/, of the length. $10 each, firm. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holiday/SeasonOl 61 •8288 -24% •6290“ tory experiments for the market. Yet. it is still below FDR RENT - Two bed­ 649-7963. 8088 New 05 Escort Del., Mid., Two/T the peak year of 1978 when New 85 Escort Del., Mid., Two/T •8293 -23% •6386“ staff. A chemistry back­ almost half of all homes sold room and Dne bedroom 8062 •8293 -23% •8306“ ground is essential. apartment Including heat ■^BUILDING/ 8090 New 85 Escort Del., Mid., Two/T were bought by Ihose who SKI PKG.-Ralchleboots, -21% •7186“ Hours are flexible but had never owned before and hot water. Also two |53 ( contracting New 85 EXP Moon Roof AM/FM •9096 ladies size 6. 150cm Ros- 8263 •9116 -20% •7293“ would Involve working Firsl-time buyers, in 1982 garages for rent. Call 8264 New 85 EXP Moon Roof AM/FM HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED paid le.ss lor Iheir homes slngol skis with Tyrolla Notices Employnifint [ ^ help wanted 12JHELP WANTED mornings. Interested ap­ 643-5549. After 6pm, 647- bindings. Call 646-1565 af­ New 85 TEMPO GL 4 Dr.. Del., AM/FM •9728 -22% •7588“ and contracted for lower FARRAND REMODEL­ 8235 •9616 -20% •7693“ plicants contact Mr. Wil­ mortgage payments, than 1242. ter 4pm. $99. 8210 New 85 TEMPO GL 4 Dr . Del, AM/FM DAYCARE OPENINGS- ASSEMBLERS AND son Deakin, Jr., Man­ their counterpurls did ING— Cabinets, roofing, New 85 Thunderbird Loaded •14,992 -20% •11,994" COIL WINDERS - Finger year earlier. And. us a per gutters, room additions, 8250 •12,623 -22% Teachers and aides chester Public Schools, MANCHESTER 2 BED- MENS ALPINA SKI ORDER New 85 Thunderbird A/C •9846“ dexterity necessary. Ex­ rentage of sales prices, the decks, dll types of remo­ •12,819 -22% •9999“ PERSONALS HELP WANTED needed to work with In­ 45 North School St., Man­ average downpaymeni was RDDM apartment, good BOOTS - Size 8. Used one 6220 New 85 LTD Brougham Loaded fants and preschoolers. perience not necessary, chester. Call 647-3451. le.ss than in 1982 location, large rooms. deling and repairs. FREE season. Excellent condi­ Please call 646-9608 for an RELIABLE AND DE­ WANTED TELEPHONE PHYSICAL THERAPIST will train. Four day week, NURSES AIDE - 11pm to $435 plus utilities. 228-0036 estimates. Fully Insured. PONTIAC 300 TO SE U ECT FROM NOWII EOE. Take advantage of the tion. $50. Call 643-4607. W A N TE D ; RIDE trom appointment. PENDABLE PERSON SALESPERSONS for Ex­ - Full time opening In 270 Monday thru Thursday. 7am. Eniov working in a after 6pm. Telephone 643-6017, after Porter Street to Pratt & EASY ASSEMBLY tor Part Time cashier panding Promotions Ten hour day, 7am to professional "know­ 6pm, 647-8509. W ORK! $600 per 100. Gua­ skilled nursing home tor superior nursing facility LONDON FOG TOP­ Whitney 2nd shift. Call sales clerk and delivery. Firm. Salary & Commi- 5:30pm. Apply at Able how" of personnel al ranteed payment. No ex- Physical Therapist with with excellent working TEDFORD REAL ES­ 2 BEDRDDM DUPLEX In COAT, size 42, zip-ln lln- *5397. rs *6795. 646-4714 after 10:30 a.m. Good pay, flexible hours slon. Apply at once! Mr. experience or Interest In Coil, Howard Road, conditions and benefits. nice neighborhood. LEON CIESZYNSKI Nbw T-IODO 3 Or. Ordir 85 4 Sod. Now Sunbird 85 Order 4 Spd. perlence/No sales. De­ In modern, professional TATE, CENTURY 21 Ing, purchased Burton, 643-2711. long-term care. Competi­ Bolton. A part time position Is whether you are plan Walking distance to bus, BUILDER — New homes, December at Regals. tails, send self-addressed pharmacy In large shop­ additions, remodeling, T-1000 Del., Bulk. 5 Spd •7597 -25% •5698“ stamped envelope: tive wages and excellent now available for a certi­ WOMAN/MAN NEEDED ning to buy or to sell your stores, schools and MCC. Worn once. $75. 649-3610. 3175 New 85 PART TIME BOOK- ping center. Apply at OPERATIONS MAN­ New 85 Sunbird Del.. P/S, AM/FM •9648 -23% *7526“ benefits including free SALES ORIENTED PER­ fied or experienced to do cleaning In common first or your tenth Private driveway, base­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ 3100 ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 KEEPER/TYPIST for once; Liggett Parkode AGEMENT. HARTFORD chens remodeled, cell-' 3140 New 85 Sunbird Del.. P/S, AM/FM •9648 -23% *7526“ Enterprise Road, Fort Insurance and parking. SON to work part time. Nurses Aide. Please coll areas, halls, lounges, etc. homes. Although we are ment, and entrance. $450 BOAT GASOLINE TANK small business. 12-15 Pharmacy, Parkade DESPATCH needs assist­ specialists in residential Ings, bath tile, dormers, FIREBIRD P/S. Buckets •10,757 -22% ■e391* HELP WANTED Pierce, Florida, 33482. Send resume in confi­ Apply In person: 50 Bat­ Mrs. Ldunl, Director of of elderly housing com­ monthly. Call Ed or Dan, - 36" long, 18" wide, 8" ORDER New 85 hours per week. Hours Shopping Center, 404 ant tor Chief decision property we also handle roofing. Residential or 3137 New 85 FIREBIRD A/C, Loaded •13,498 -20% *10,789“ dence to Lorraine son Drive, Buckland In­ Nurses, 646-0129, Man­ plex in Vernon. 20 hours- 649-2947 or 646^9892 after deep. Cost new - $110.00, flexible. 646-0798. ■West Middle Turnpike, maker In our Moving commercial and indust­ •12.089 -22% *9430“ Manor, 25 Lorraine dustrial Park, Manches­ chester Manor Nursing /week. For appointment, 6pm. commercial. 649-4291. asking $50.00. One year 1069 New 85 Bonneville A/C, AM/FM Manchester. Department. Schedule rial sites as well as Bonneville A/C. AM/FM Loaded •13,248 -20% •10,899“ Street, Hartford, CT ter, Buckland Meat Home, 385 West Center farms and acreage. For old. Excellent condition. 1039 New 85 DIETARY AIDE and dispdtch crews, call 643-5889. EOE. CARPENTRY AND RE­ 06105. Products. Street, Manchester. answers to your ques Holds 18 gallons. ORDER New 85 Grand Prix Coupe •11,152 -22% *8699“ 40 Hours per week A lull check time-keeping, re­ tions as well as the answ MODELING SERVICES 1053 New 85 Grand Prix I oaded •12,826 -20% •10,281“ time person is needed to WANTED - CAR WASH TELLER cord costs. Long days SERVICE STATION ME­ CERTIFIED NURSE ATTENDANT - Part ers to the questions you STORE AND — Complete home re­ assist with general duties SCREW M ACHINE - Set pairs and remodeling. HOUSE PLANTS - In 50 GRAND AMS & FIEROS IN STOCK WITH % OFF will pass swiftly in busy, CHANICS & ATTEND- AIDES - Certified Aides should he asking, come OFFICE SPACE In our Manchester or in the Dietary Depart­ up and operate Acme responsible assignment. time. See Andre at Gentle to the people who know. Quality work. Referen­ excellent condition. ENTS - Full or part time. tor 7 - 3 and 3-11 shifts, Touch Car Wash, 344 IN Glastonbury office. ment. We provide excel­ Grldley Automatic Screw Good telephone person­ Uniforms furnished. Blue We can be reached at ces, licensed and Insured. Good variety. 50 cents up CADILLAC — JAGUAR 40 LUXURY CARS •TOOK lent working conditions OCCUPATIONAL THER­ fulltime. Excellent be­ Broad Street. 646-6846. 647-9914 and you will find to $3.00: Special price Apply main office, Machines. Aircraft qual­ ality, hands-on attitude APIST - Full time opening Cross& Blue Shield avdii- Coll 646-8165. and company paid health ity work. Minimum 5 TELEPHONE RECEP­ nefit package. Every us located on Rt. 44A, M ANCHESTER — Dffice most sell. Private home. 1137 Main Street, East insurance benefits. Important. Career slot in 270 skilled nursing dbk|. Apply In person: 252 TIONIST In Inventory other weekend off. Bolton Notch, Bolton, space. Ideal for accoun­ 649-6486. years experience on set rewarding you with sense home for Occupational Spencer Street, A IR L IN E S , CRUISE DUMAS ELECTRIC — Hartford. Please call; up. Excellent wages and control, part time 3 nights Please call Director of 647-9914. “ We’re Na tant, lawyer or sales of­ 'S *32,599. Mrs Henry of accomplishment. Insu­ Therapist with expe­ Manchester. SHIPS, H O TELS now hir­ tional But We’re Neigh 'Lights dimming? Fuses *12.296. Niw Jiguir 85 XJBL #5929 benefits. 40 hours plus and Saturdays. Must Staff Developments be­ ing. All types of lobs fice. Central location.. Naw Clmmaron 85 Order Now 646-0129 rance and pension benef­ rience or Interest In long­ tween 8 and 3 at 643-5151 borly” . 24 hour scrvic blowing? Repairs, irfi- FIRST FEDERAL Manchester Manor overtime. Atwood Screw have pleasant telephone its. Send resume for ap- available. Experience — 7 days a week. Ample parking. Call 649- ' provements and addi­ e n d r o l l s manner and good figure term care. Competitive ELECTRICIANS - Career Monday thru Friday. 2891. 7003 Demo 84 El Dorado Landau Loaded •25.624 -22% '18,886“ Nursing Home Machine Products, Inc., polntment to opportunities for quali­ unnecessary. Call 716-882- tional circuits. Fully li­ 27'h wldlh-25* 7088 Demo 84 El Dorado Landau Loaded •26,877 -21% *21,232“ SAVINGS aptitude. Call 647-9997 be­ wages and excellent be­ Crestfleld Convalescent 385 West Center St. 210 South Street, West HARTFORD DES­ nefits Including free Insu­ fied E2 Apprentice In a 2900, Ext. 78891. HINT censed, Insured. Call 13V4 wldlh-2 lor 2S« 7054 Demo 64 El Dorado Landau Loaded •26,877 -21% *21,232“ Manchester, C T Hartford, 247-3275. tween 10 and 2. Home and Fenwood In 1981, first-time buyers T W D DFFICES FDR PATCH, Personnnel rance and parking. Send well established,growing 646-5253 anytime. MUST be picked up at the 7029 New 85 El Dorado Landau Loaded •26,687 -20% •21,380“ Manor In Manchester. paid an average of 15.1"/, of R EN T - Convenient loca­ 7044 New 85 Fleetwood F.W.D. •25.432 -20% *20,346“ Manager, P.O. Box 8271, resume In confidence to contracting firm. Call for the sales price as a down Manchester Herald Office East Hartford, C T 06108. tion. Heat and utilities 7048 New 85 Sedan DeVille F.W.D. •23.497 -20% •18,708“ Lorraine Manor, 25 Lor­ interview: Bloomfield FULL TIME RECEPTIO- payment. CAR P EN TR Y - Remodel. before 11 A.M. ONLY. ' Please do not phone. Electric Company, 243- Included. 649-8417../ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright raine Street, Hartford, NIST/MEDICAL SECRE­ Ing and additions. Call TOYOTA 100 DISCOUNT PRICED NOWI EOE. C T 06105. 9543. EOE. Tony, 649-0811. TA R Y . Busy Manchester SEAMSTRESS - Expe­ TtyMi DRIVER Medical Office. Some ex­ I HOMES CirBNi TtyM rienced In bridal. Full ABLE HOME IMPROVE­ PklHf SALES SUPPORT DEPARTMENT perience necessary. 646- time position. Call 643- FOR SALE PETS *6488. *5395. 6484. M EN TS - Room Addi­ New K Corolli 2 DriT Ordir Now New 85 Pick Up Order or Slock 4809. tions, Family Rooms, We nctxl a (k'lK'ndable person to driw 6297 New 85 Corolla S/C G TS •12.389 Porches, Decks, Siding, MANCHESTER DOG -15% •10,531“ Company vehicle for pick-up and delivery NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED "MOONLIGHTERS” Pri­ 6214 New 85 Celica G T L/B •13.743 -15% •11,882“ vate telephone & desk. Roofing, Replacement OBEDIENCE CLASS - 6194 New 85 Tercel Wag 4 WD •10,877 -15% of pnK>fs and other related graphic mah'rials. IN MANCHESTER AREA 1 ^ BUSINESS _ Starting a new beginners •9248“ Part time evenings. IdepI 1 ^ OPPORTUNITIES REDWOOD FARMS Windows. "Your Com­ 6135 New 85 Tercel Wag DLX >9.838 -15% •8363“ Applicant mast pos.ses.s g(xid driving reconl. for anyone who wants plete Remodeling Ser­ class Morch 4th. Must 6251 New 85 Corolla L/B • in axi -15% •0884“ Mast be at least 21 years of age Park St 73-157 Griswold SL all unlimited weekly In­ vice." 643-9966. sign up ahead. Call Chuck trecaiise of vehicle lease agns.>ment. BuHernut Rd. all Diane Dr. all come. Several positions 568-1356. #1 VOLUME TRUCK CENTER Main SL 555-1146 open but they won't last NATIONAL COMPANY Neatness in appearance and Hickory Ln. all HEATING/ WANTED GOOD HOME Hilliard SL 10-104 Bitsell SL 9-04 long. Call between 5:30 LOOKING For Satellite DATSUN *5399. TOYOTA »53»9. FORD RANOER >9996. c(HU-teoas maiUHT c'ssential. all and 7:00pm. Ask for Eric Antenna Dealers. No Ex­ PLUMBING for lovable house dog. Eldrldoe St. 4-01 Bralnard PI. at 643-2711. perience Required. Com­ Part Poodle and Britney. CHEVROLET/GMC TRUCKS Excellent wagc;s and noiK'ontributory benefit Lilac St all Hazel SL all plete Unit Prices $630.00 Good with children. Call FOGARTY BROTHERS pmgram including peasion & dental plans. all Johnson Terr. al’ and Up. Retail $1,295.00. between 8am and 8pm, BMC Trumbull St. — Bathroom remodel­ 643-9574. 20% OFF LIST _ All replk>s held confidential. Frincei Dr. all Purnel Place all Phones Open 24 Hours. ing; Installation water 315 7.95% FINANCING 142-198 Spruce St. 115-133 303-570-7800. heaters, garbage dispo­ *5997. Apply in person or call (203) 643-1101. Chestnut St. For Sale By Owner w w c u i mwin t i m w i imF umit mk «i rw mwitwi nii» m m t An ^u a l Opportunity Emplciyer M/F. Woodland St. 18-98 Oakland SL MEDIUM SIZED La w sals; faucet repairs. 649- Broad St. 428 onl|f Rachel Rd. all FIRM seeks part time SpaciDus 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 bed­ 4539. VIsa/MasterCard MUSICAL secretary. Experience In accepted. ITEMS ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC Center St. commercial Real Estate Your assurance of quick rooms. 1V4 baths, kitchen with built-in S79 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST response when you ad­ MANCHESTER. C T 06040 Transactions preferred. breakfast area, fireplaced living room, Salary depending on ex­ vertise In ClassHled Is rec room with wet "bar, many extras — If you don't use It, don't > the mark of printing excellence perience. Reply to Box T , that our readers ore need It and don't want It, PIONEER STEREO FOR MANCHESTER HERALD Manchester Herald, 16 ready to buy when they $106,900. No agents or brokers please. why not sell It with a SALE - 51500 or best offer. BRISTOL 589-6211 HTFD. 549-5555 1097 FARMINGTON AVE. Bralnard Place, Man­ turn to the little ods. Shown By Appointm ent______646-8590 Classified Ad? Call 643- Call 643-2686. WTBY. 574-1672 1-800 692-1001 RT, 6 BRISTOL Call Cit€ulatlon Dept 647-9946 chester, C T 06040. 643-2711. 2711 to place your ad.