t- M A ^ ExecRition MHS plays No. r NOfVaaik Man goes to chair ^ Aboi tor shot at Class LL title /II claiming Innocence /8 WATI Womt Manchc Orange 6:15 p.i ELLINGTON. Town- house Grodens. Beauti­ officers ful 1 bedroom Ranches MI8CEI1ANE0U8 Kite n\ Ond Townhouses with FDR RENT private entrance $510- Kite D MANCHESTER (Nor­ $550 monthly Includes M A N C H ESTER - Indus­ appliances, wall to Manches • Over $1,000,000 worth of Inventory must be sold. I theast oreo). Level lots trial, Office, commer­ is planne • Our yards are full. • Extra High Trade Allowances X opproxlmotelv 3/4 wall, olr and parking. cial space. 2400 sQuore No reasonable offer refused. • Finance experts on premises. acre. City sewer and Superintendent 872- feet. Loading dock. at Wickli water. 646-7207. 2025, R.C. White Co. Woodland Industrial demonsti Llpmen i1 , wfwrt swings, ssnics snd ssilstscllon come togelhsr. 236-5961. Pork. 643-2121. teebniqut ELLIN GTO N . 1 bedroom priies foi In beautiful suburban more inf< Sample Savinas: setting. Rental credits I 7 k JTV/8TERE0/ 1988 VW Jena for handling rentals ot I' o I a p p u a n c e s DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI property. Ideal tor re­ 30 Cents Widow 1985 BUICK German Quality & Enc Stop Foreclosure! Home­ tired person or non­ REFRIGERATOR for owners, consolidate your working wife. For de­ sole. Great for cottage Gari G REGAL LIMITED Prices starting at $8990 Mils, pay off your credit tails coll 236-5961. or on extra. $75. Even- Persons! 2 Oo«r Coup*. Dtrh cords, your cor or busi­ M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ Ings. 646-6441.______Robbins 1 OoM/LloM Tan Available on all new ness loon, your mortgage room with heat, com­ *aiS7A and save, save your Placing an.od In Classified Center St 1988 Jettas: your choice pletely remodeled. $750 Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. speak alx homell NO PAYMENTS per month. Coll Don Holes filled, UP TO 2 YEARS! Bod 649-2947. We'll help you with the High court 1987 BUICK A 7.9% Financing * credit, late payments or wording of your od. CENTURY or B. Free Air Conditioning unsmploymsnt Is not o M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ Pinoct 4 Door Sedan problem. Foreclosure as­ room Duplex. $750 R0AT8/MARINE culvert work •T041A or C. No payment until April 1988 sistance available for the monthly plus utilities. m Pinochl DIVORCED and SELF- V/2 baths, modern kit­ EQUIPMENT the Arm} EMPLOYED, chen, oil appliances. 2 TWO Aluminum Row Carison, i Special financing based on 25% down payment, cash or Irado. Swiss Conssryotlvs months security. Ref­ upholds town John Kle 1984 BUICK maximum------' ------linancaoe d r$10,000------lor 48 months. Group at M3-4S4-13I6 Boots. One $450, one later in year A A erences. No pets. 643- RIVIERA or 2$$-4I4-4404. 2121. $200. Coll 646-2632. Mike Hs Cp*., Dark Qraan Turner, ! NEW Apartments on bus­ ae023A By Andrew Yurkovsky 561; Ed S 1988 VW FOX Rentais line. 2nd floor. $625 per MISCELLANEOUS Manchester Herald month. 1 month secur­ FOR SALE F ortier,! 2 dr. sedan ity. Peterman Building on mall vote 1986 BUICK Company. 649-9404. W H EEL Choir, unused, Thomas Passcantell says the town has LeSABRE L e a s e fo r: ROOMS ^ M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ with troy and detacha­ done more in the past few days about the Friend Eatal* Wagon FOR RENT room In 1 year old ble legs. Full size elect­ problems with the culvert under his yard By Andrew Yurkovsky The Gi 47M7A Duplex. 2 baths, wall to ric bed. Lark 3-wheel than it has in the II years since he increment bond.s, the voters $QQ29 MANCHESTER- Nicely wall carpeting, fully electric cart. Tractor Manchester Herald con.stifute the lown’.s legislative Friday at purchased his home at 312-314 E. Middle Episcopa W W perrmonth furnished, oulet and oppllonced kitchen, with snowplow. 2 Turnpike. ^ body. 1986 BUICK private. Many extras. full basement on quiet hutches, one 44" wide, The Board of Directors right to Attorney Bruce S, Beck, who Ford on ‘ LeSABRE ‘Al leaie ciuotea are 60 month deeed-end leaae baaed i Utilities Included. Se­ cul-de-sac. $800 per one 30" wide. Call 646- But Passcantell wished things would iksue tax-increment bonds with­ tS.OOO rnlea per year 8M0 down, cash or trade Taaea, curity ond references. month. References and 3815. move even faster. represented Sadloski, said. ”I LlmHad Coup* regiatraion. ar>d He feea eitra out holding a public referendum don’t know what (the Supreme f2282A $240 per month. Coll security. Coll 645-8201. Town officials have told Passcantell and Bridge 644-0383. on the project the bonds are Court decision) changes. It just M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ his wife. Sandra, that the damaged box designed to finance has been Bridge room Duplex with gar­ Automotivs makes the town look ridiculous.” culvert, which has been causing sink holes upheld by the state Supreme He noted that while the Board of are; Nort 1985 BUICK/ APARTMENTS age. $650 plus utilities. in their yard, may be repaired this fall or Court. ClfVI ABK / 1 VOLKSWAGEN 1st month and security. Directors had said last year that (overall SKYLARK FOR RENT Available May 1. 646- winter. Meanwhile, workers from the town The high court, in a unanimous the $13 million in bonds for Anderson 4 Door Sedan 4642. CARS Highway Department visited the Passcan- •eosiA WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS WIIH UL M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ opinion, reversed a Superior improvements was needed in Tom Re{ FOR SALE tells’ home Monday and filled two holes in court decision which held that the Mary Mu room. $600 monthly. their back yard. order to attract Homart to build a 24 Tolland Tpke.,(Rt. 83) Vernon. CT 549-2638 References and secur­ PONTIAC Grand Prix town had to hold a referendum in mall in Manchester, the devel­ Thursday 1984 BUICK ity. Coll 645-8201. 1985. A/C. AM/FM. “I’d like to have something done about order to issue tax-increment oper had agreed recently to an Mendeiso CONDOMINIUMS 26,000 miles. $7500. Coll (the culvert) immediately, to tell the bonds. Ann Del LeSABRE LTD 5 Rooms-Monchester on FOR RENT arrangement that would be more 2 Door Coup*. Black busline. Renovated, 649-6803 otter 5pm. truth.” Passcantell said today. The decision has no effect on beneficial to the town. Frankie ] carpets, appliances. He added that his back yard remains aeiesA TO LLAN D . Vernon line, VOLKSW AGON Rabbit financing of public improve­ Beck said that his clients main Zou; 3, L Adults preferred. Se­ 1980. 4 door. 76,000 unsafe for use by his children. In addition, ments in connection with the Mail curity. 649-7961. new 1 bedroom Con­ miles. Excellent run­ concern was that a referendum dominium. IVj baths, he is concerned that his driveway, which at Buckland Hills because the ning condition. $1500. was held. Estate 1985 BUICK EAST Hartford- 2 bed­ fully oppllonced kit­ sits on top of the culvert, may not be town Board of Directors has As for the long-range impact of room. Heat, hot water chen. $615 per month. 649-2530. capable of supporting the weight of his two SOMERSET REGAL and appliances. No abandoned plans for tax- the decision, he said, "I guess it The Mai 2 Door Coup* 871-2117 leave message. CHEVY Malibu 1983. cars. increment bonding and voted to *752SA pets. Lease and secur­ 60,000 miles. $3500good means that the Board of Direc­ Fund. Inc ity deposit. 872-0700. condition. Coll otter The ongoing problems with the culvert approve a tax abatement plan tors can make stupid moves and entitled: M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ HOMES 5:30 647-0237. were reported in a story in Friday’s instead. give away taxpayers’ money.” Know” to 1984 BUICK room Townhouse with FOR RENT CAMARO 1978- V-8, Auto­ Manchester Herald. The Passcantells said The high court ruled that Sadloski said today that, des­ to 10 p.m fireplace. Heat and hot matic, sliver sport, they had sought action from the town Hartford Superior Court Judge SKYHAWK pite the Supreme Court’s ruling, planning woter, carpeting, o/c, 6room home. Completely runs well. $800. Call administration and elected ofhcials since John Maloney was mistaken in her lawsuit last year was sem inar.: 2 Or. Cp«.. R»d oil appliances. Nice lo­ furnished. 2 bedrooms. 643-6574 anytime. purchasing their home, but to no avail. «6168A cation. Coll 647-1595. Coll 649-7911 anytime. his July decision that the town worthwihlle. by calling MUSTANG 1981. 4 speed, The concrete floor of the Passcantells' n*gln*ld Plnto/Minoh**t*r H*r«M Board of Directors should have "I'm thankful that people at good drive train, needs culvert has deteriorated, and water seeps held a referendum before approv­ least had an opportunity to speak CARS CARS body work. $400 or best beneath the culvert walls, eroding the soil. DANGEROUS YARD — Thomas Passcantell of 312-314 E. Middle Music offer. 643-2359. ing a town bond issue for public in the referendum and save the raRSALE FOR SALE William Camosci, the town’s director of Turnpike pokes a hoe down one of the hoies in his yard. This hoie was improvements around the pro­ town $3.5 million,” she said. BOLTO OLDS Delta 88 1 974. $500 engineering services, said today that OTHERS or best offer. Runs about 4 feet deep. The town filled in the holes on Monday. posed mall last year, a court clerk But Sadloski added that she is Junior Hi excellent. 643-8030 after design work on repair of the culvert was said today. worried about future actions of will be hel 1987 OLDS now being finished. He said that the project 5pm. culvert under the Passcanlells’ home be allow him to park his cars on the street The opinion was written by the Board of Directors.”Wc are 7:30 p.m. DELTA 88 MERCURY Lynx 1981 would be put out to bid probably in the made a priority. Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters. 5 4 critized for not trusting the town ists and si Royal, 4 Door, summer, and work could begin in the fall or since his driveway may be unsafe. *e021A Hatchback, standard. The bid specifications will not set any In accordance with Maloney’s government, but the town proves be purcha Well maintained. Ask­ winter. priorities for portions of the project, but The town sent out notices of tax increase ruling, the directors held a that we can’t trust them.” ing $2000. Coll even­ Repair of the culvert under the Passcan­ they will say that the town has the authority to homeowners last week. Tax assessments referendum on the $13 million Sadloski. along with four other ings. 649-6325. on most property have gone up because of Senior 1986 DODGE 11 fa *CTORV 5 0 REBAT 0 , . tells’ home will be carried out from inside to determine which portions the contractor bond issue in November. 'Though members of the Manchester TOYOTA Corolla 1977- the culvert, possibly through the installa­ the revaluation. voters defeated the bond issue, COLT Stotlon wagon, hatch­ should work on first, Camosci said. Property Owners Assocation. BOLTO 4 Door Sodan NEW 1988 ••• back. $700. 646-5184 tion of a fiberglass liner, Camosci said. The Said Passcantell, “Basically, I’m looking ‘Why should I pay that kind of tax on the Board of Directors are now filed a lawsuit in February on Wedn •7546A otter 4pm. culvert is one of many that the town plans to at another year, if in fact mine i.s the first something that I can't use?” Passcantell moving forward with a different challenging the tax-abatement Communi SPECTRUMS FORD Fiesta 1978. 4 repair as part of improvements to the section done.” said. plan to finance the improve­ financing for the road and utili­ provide a Bigelow Brook drainage system. 1986 TOYOTA 10 OTHER TO CHOOSE FROM speed. 84,000 miles, Passcantell said that he was writing a Passcantell said that town Director ments, through a seven-year $9.5 ties improvements. TThe suit open to at good condition, relia­ Camosci said thereareTareasoftheEast letter to Town Manager Robert B. Weiss million tax abatement to the charges that the directors’ appro­ PICK UP TRUCK ble. $850. 647-8898. Middle Turnpike culvert that need to be Theunis "Terry” Werkhoven had come to asking that the taxes on his home be his home Monday to find out about the Homart Development Co. of val of the tax abatement plan MOOSA FORD Pinto 1979. Well fixed. He said that when bids come in, he reduced because of the problems with the Chicago, the mall developer. represents a violation of the ‘* s maintained. Very good culvert problems. He said he appreciated Donors will recommend that work to the area of the sink hole.s. He also will ask that the town Werkhoven’s concern. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said November referendum vote on condition. Reliable 2nd today that the court’s decision 1985 OLDS cor. Automatic, looks the $13 million bond issue. Blood di new, 70,000 miles. $750. means that the Board of Direc­ Sadloski said that that portion Ooss, Cl DELTA ROYALE \\ factobvbebat *5 0 0 „ m Coll 643-9672. tors will continue to act as it has in of the suit would not be affected Concordia Brougham, 4 Door, the past. «732SA NEW 1988 ■ PLYMOUTH Volore 1977. by Monday’s Supreme Court Monday. I t ■ Slant 6, automatic. ”I just think that it’s business ruling. CORSCIAS m ■ oood condition, some Jackson predicts good day in liiinois as usual, and we’ll continue to go 1987 CHEVY J B Fust. $500 or best offer. forward and do what’s right,” he Godspi 25 OTHER CORSICAS & BERETTAS ■ 647-7621. By Donald M. Rothberg said. JET FORCE TO CHOOSE FROM of Elections, said that would “Godspt TOYOTA Corona 1977. The Associated Press represent 46 percent to 48 percent Assistant Town Manager Trade gap St. Matthi CONVERSION VAN Good for ports. $200, ■ Dole's campaign troubles began in New Steven R. Werbner said, "It’s Dark Blue / Dark Gray coll evenings 647-9515. Hampshire of the registered voters. School arc asoesA CHICAGO — Democrat Jesse certainly a very favorable deci­ p.m. on I FIREBIRD 1984- Auto^. Jackson said today "we’re going ■ Democratic chairman moves to head off Illinois does not have party sion in that it interprets our pushes U.S. motlc, 6 cylinder, A/CV registration so voters could March 26. power steering. Excel­ to have a good day,” casting his convention fight statutes and the state statutes in a Middle Tu 1986 OLDS lent condition, $5995 or ballot as the Illinois presidential choose a Democratic or Republi­ manner that we feel they should A S O — stories on page 7 cost $4 on ‘ CAUSI SUPREME 75T^EBATE best offer. 875-8095 or primary began with a light can ballot at their polling place. be intepreted.” in the hole Coupo, Dark Gray • CTORTT'^®' ^ \ t 9S i 875-1703. turnout in cold weather. On the Initial reports from Chicago Town Manager Robert B. Weiss ff7378A f FA' FORD Escort 1981-2door, Republican side, George Bush precincts were of a light turnout. is out of town and could not be WASHINGTON (AP) - The automatic, A/C, power wondered aloud what was keep­ former television evangelist said The state’s other Democratic reached for comment. Town he would re-evaluate his status if Illinois voters express thearu- deficit in the broadest measure of 1984 DODGE NEW 1988 steering, excellent con­ ing rival Bob Dole in the race. favorite son. Sen. Paul Simon, Attorney John W. Cooney also U.S. foreign trade surged to a D r . C dition. $1595. 875-8095. he gets less than 5 percent of the voted at the Makanda Fire presidential preference in a non­ could not be reached for ARIES ‘Tm not sure I understand vote. binding beauty contest and also record $160.7 billion in 1987 with CELEBRITIES JL Grond PrIx 1983- Station in rural southern Illinois. comment. the additional red ink pushing the 4 Door Sodan Looded, 73K, 1 owner. what he’s doing,” said Bush Jackson voted at Bryn Mawr elect convention delegates. It was B7254A 15 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM After casting their ballots, The town had appealed Malo­ country further into the hole as 1. Which Cleon. $4800, 647-9138 during a final campaign swing in Community Church on the city’s Simon and his wife went to their possible a candidate would do ney’s decision, which was promp­ pitcher? daytime. the state where polls were fore­ South Side. well in the popular vote, but lose the world’s largest debtor nation, 9 9 home and planted a tree in their WILLIAI ted by a suit brought by Elizabeth the government reported today. HONDA Accord LX 198^ casting a landslide victory for the “We’ve been winning all the out in the contest for delegates to 1984 MERCURY , 4 door, 5 speed, power yard, an election-day tradition. Sadloski and other residents, on The Commerce Department vice president over his GOP way and we’ll keep winning, Between 2.5 million and 3 a contender who had stronger 2. A persi CAPRI steering, brakes, win­ rivals. slates filed in the state’s 22 the ground that the decision could said that the current account Hatchback Coup* dows, olr, cruise con­ said Jackson, the victor last million voters were expected to limit the legislative powers of the probably b •74706 But both Dole and Pat Robert­ congressional districts. deficit last year was 13.7 percent \ * 9 4 0 0 trol, A M -FM stereo Saturday in South Carolina and turn out for the primary on a Board of Directors. higher than the previous record of 2 S *935s ‘J cassette. Excellent son were insisting they were winner of five states on Super wintry day. Kel Hudson, asso­ • pp^cTORV Maloney ruled that in case.s condition. $7250. 646- staying in the race, though the Tuesday. ciate director of the state Board Please turn to page 10 1984 PONTIAC * NEW 1988 1542. such as the issuance of tax- Please turn to page 10 3. Casey SUNBIRD CHRYSLER 1973- Town 4 Door Sedan CAVALIERS and Country Wagon. •S013A 4. Which 15 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FRM $400 or best offer. 649- Little hope for peace efforts 5135 otter 6pm. TODAY Many lack the skills royalty? 1984 CADILUC PUR Coup* DaVllla, CLYDE Attacks Weicker WhNa/Dk. Blue CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. even before U.S., Israel talk 5. Which •S171A The head of the nation’s largest to read IRS forms liar? ROUTE 83, VERNON r H 'i o o By Barry Schweld of life and death, of our very the Israeli prime minister made organization representing small DAVID 64 Ragtl Cp*. •7295 and independent businesses to­ By Jim Luther ”If the taxpayer cannot read *S4S s l The Associated Press existence,” Shamir told a United it clear he would not give Shultz a The Associated Press mn NEW 1988 84 C*ntury LTD vi •7395 Jewish Appeal group. day called on Sen. Lowell the instructions, how can the 6. Match 64 Pontlao Tran* Am •10.795 yes-or-no answer on the peace government expect com­ WASHINGTON - Israel and Shultz’s plan for peace talks plan. Weicker, R-Conn.. to resign his appropriate NOVAS 65Sp*olrum 4* •3995 seat on the Senate Small Business WASHINGTON - Almost nine pliance?” Childs asked Monday 66E*oo

MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Tuesday, March 15,1988 — ; RECORD Coventry 13 teachers facing bridges f : A b o u t T o w n CoOiBgm N o te s job loss; 5 retire 3/8 need work W ATER meet By Anita M. Caldwell By Andrew J. Davis Whitright, a teacher at Waddell Women’s Association To Enjoy Slimming, ElectedI fraternity officer Manchester Herald Manchester Herald School. Manchester chapter, will meet on Thursday at the tmiHam R. Hnnniford Jr., son of William and Last year, 11 teachers were Orange Hall on East Center Street. Weigh-in is at Marilyn Hunniford of 99 Tonica Spring Trail, has COVENTRY — ’The town will Thirteen school teachers will be given layoff notices. However, 6:15 p.m. A St. Patrick’s Bingo will follow and recently been installed as president of Chi Phi spend about $25,000 within the given layoff notices after the about 75 percent were later officers for the coming year will be elected. Fraternity at the University of Connecticut. He is a five years on work at three Manchester Board of Education recalled after retirements and senior. bridges that have been cited by unanimously approved the staff resignations were announced. Kite flying set the state Department of ’Trans­ reductions at its Monday night Deakin said. meeting at Manchester High When asked what the chances Kite Day, sponsored by the Savings Bank of portation as in need of repair, On Marlst dean's list School. were of the teachers being Manchester to benefit the I^ tz Children’s Museum, Frank ’Trzaskos, acting town Katharine Pappas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. manager, said today. However, Assistant Superin­ rehired, Deakin simply replied is planned for Saturday, April 16 from noon to 3 p.m. tendent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. said "good.” at Wickham Park, Manchester; Hank Savin will Michael Pappas of 8 Harvard Road has been named The structures are among 1.200 the chances that the majority of Such layoffs are announced demonstrate a variety of kites and kite flying to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Marist local bridges 20 feet or more in the non-tenured teachers will be annually at this time, he said. techniques. Different events are also planned with College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She is a Junior length that are inspected by state called back are "good.” The school board also accepted prises for winners in each age group and event. For majoring in communication arts. bridge forces. ’The state process The layoffs were necessary the retirement resignations of more information, call the museum at 643-0949. of Inventory and inspection in no way relieves the town of its because of tenured teachers five teachers during its meeting. Scholarehip award given responsibility for the mainte­ returning from leave, reductions The teachers who will be in the number of certain course Cents Widows meet Christine Roy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry nance of these structures in retiring are: Barbara N. Da- offerings, and declining enrol­ Gari Grant Sudal will speak to the Widowed Roy of 63 Constance Drive, recently re c e iv ^ a accordance with Section 13a-99 of mauskas. a special education lment in secondary schools, teacher at the Regional Occupa­ Persons Service on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the scholarship award from the Connecticut Society of the Connecticut General Statutes, state officials said in a prepared among other reasons, Deakin tional Training Center and em­ Robbins Room of Center Congregational Church on Certified iSiblic Accountants. She is a junior at the said. University of Connecticut. The award was given for statement issued Monday. ployed by the school system since Center Street. Sudal is a beauty consultant and will State law requires that the having demonstrated academic excellence in In a letter to Trzaskos, state 1964; Mary Ellen Luce, a fifth- speak about image. Refreshments will be served. school district notify the teachers subjects related to the field of certified public Transportation Chief Engineer grade Buckley School teacher by April 1, he said. accountancy and related disciplines. Robert W. Gubala, of the Bureau since 1955; Robert H. Sines, a Pinochle scores In of Highways, gave the following The teachers who will receive high school science teacher since the notices are: Joan M. Barry, a 1954; Joan H. Taylor, a Bennet Pinochle scores for Thursday’s game played at report on the bridges: On recent dean’s list high school social studies English teacher since 1968; and the Army & Navy Club on Main Street are: Lillian Raginild Plnto/Mcnchatter Harald The bridge at South Street over Five area students at St. Joseph College, West the Skungamaug River: teacher; Katherine M. Campbell, Theresa A. Zarbo, a fourth-grade A Carlson, 602; Edith Albert, 602; Vlv Laquerre, 595; GOOD CITIZENS — Donna Erickson, a Bennet Junior High School good citizens awards from the Daugh­ rn Hartford, have been named to the dean’s list for the — The bridge railing is in poor Nathan Hale teacher since 1964, John Klein, 577; Helen Silva, 575; Sol Cohen, 571; left, of Bolton High School, Danielle ters of the American Revolution last fall semester. condition and should be replaced language arts teacher; Anita Mike Haberem, 570; Sam Schors, 567; Betty Girelli, a high school math Smith, an East Catholic High student week at Center Congregational Church. Those from Manchester are: Christine Adams, with a railing capable of carrying Turner, 564; Jennie Forbes. 561; Dom Anastasio, teacher; Julie W. Girouard, a Smith leads from East Hartford, Cheryi Spiegei of Hemlock Street; Valerie J. Colvin, North School modem traffic loads. 561; Ed Scott. 557; Anthony DeMaio, 557; and Ann The students received the awards for math teacher at the high school Fortier, 557. Manchester High School and David dependability and service to the com­ Street; Alyce M. Davis, Hemlock Street; and — ’The fence on the east Patricia A. Gregory, High Street. approach has a section missing and Bennet; William Jawitz. a Bush effort Holcomb, a Cheney Tech student from high school English teacher; munity, leadership and patriotism. Also named was Kathleen M. Feeney, Bunker caused by collision damage. The J. Brian Gaffney, chairman of West Suffield, chat after they received Elizabeth A. Luchina, a high Friendly Society gathers Hill, Coventry. remaining sections of fence are in the Connecticut George Bush for school home economics teacher: ’The Girl’s Friendly Society Sponsors will meet ------^ poor condition. This fence should President Committee, has an­ voters be repaired. and Patricia L. Marsh, a high nounced the appointment of Cur­ Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Guild Room of St. Mary’s school English teacher. islative — There are no advance tis M. Smith as Manchester Episcopal Church. The speaker will be Winthrop O b itu a rie s Also. Elain$ Masson, a high Corrections warning signs of the load restric­ coordinator for the Bush presi­ Ford on "Jewels in the Sky.’’ school physical education •k, who tion on either approach. Advance dential campaign. teacher: Joyce B. Miller, a aid. " I warning signs should be placed at Smith, a former, chairman of Anna Prentice ers, Stanley V. Sadosky and A story in Wednesday’s Manchester Herald language arts teacher at llling jpreme Bridge scores in Sarah H. Symington preceding intersections to divert the Manchester Republican Town Richard Sadosky. both of Wind­ Incorrectly reported that the Board of Directors Junior High School: George Mor- It just Anna Prentice. 95, of Rockville, overweight vehicles away from Committee, was active in the Bridge scores for Manchester A M. Bridge Club sor; three sisters, Regina Palmer Sarah H. Symington, 86, of 180 voted unanimously last Tuesday to keep the Union tlock, a high school industrial arts ulous.” formerly of Keeney Street, died the bridge. Bush campaign in 1980. Manches­ are; North-South 1. JohnGreene-EleanorBerggren of Boynton Beach, Fla., Lorraine Autumn St., died Monday at Street bridge open while a new bridge is built.Town teacher: Deborah W. Oliver, a loardof Monday at an area convalescent The bridge at North River Road ter residents interested in partici­ ar that (overall winners); 2, Sara Mendelsohn-Barbara Sadosky of Norwich and Gloria Manchester Memorial Hospital. Director James F. “ Dutch” Fogarty voted against high school art teacher; Patricia home. She was the widow of She was the widow of Thomas over Skungamaug River: pating in the Bush campaign ds for Anderson; 3, Carol Lucal-Hal Lucal; East-West 1, Lambert of Port St. Lucie, Fla.; the plan. A. Sprengelmeyer, a high school Thomas Prentice. . Symington. —Possible failure of mem­ effort may contact Smith at his ded in Tom Regan-Lesly Whitd; 2, Eleanor O’Donnell- and seven grandchildren. English teacher; and Gail P. home at 209 Henry St. Bom in Germany, Jan. 25,1893. She was born in Portadown, brane, causing active leakage build a Mary Murphy; 3, Frankie Brown-Faye Lawrence. she lived most of her life in Dorsey Funeral Home, Lake The last name of Thomas and Sandra Passcantell Rtgindd Plnto/MxnchMt*r Hxrxid ’Thursday North-South 1-2, John Greene-Sara County Armagh, Northern Ire­ was Incorrectly spelled in a story in last Friday’s between prestressed deck units at devel- Manchester and Ellington, mov­ Worth, Fla., has charge of the curb line was noted. / to an Mendelsohn; 1-2. Ellen Goldberg-Irv Carlson; 3, arrangements. land. May 5, 1901, and settled in Manchester Herald about culvert problems on their IT’S THE LAW — Workers at Qrampy's state law that requires the replacement ing to Rockville 11 years ago. She The bridge at Merrow Road e more Ann DeMartin-Faye Lawrence; East-West 1, Manchester more than 65 years East Middle Turnpike property. Corner Store on Main Street install new was one of the oldest nnembers of Number 2 over Willimantic of underground gasoline storage tanks Frankie Brown-Peg Dunfield; 2, Jue Wang-Yifan ago. She was a member of the fiberglass gasoline storage tanks. The the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Garnet P. Smith South United Methodist Church. River: over 20 years old by Nov. 1 of this year. :s main Zou; 3, Lesly White-Mollie ’Timreck. Church of Manchester. The caption accompanying an Associated Press new tanks are being installed under a FREE She is survived by two sons, — The approach railing and endum Garnet P. Smith, 65, of Vance- photograph in Monday’s Manchester Herald She is survived by a son. Edmund Symington of Manches­ posts have been knocked down at boro, Maine, died Friday.. He Incorrectly reported that the woman pictured was TWO-PART Estate Planning offered Edward Prentice of Manchester; ter and Harold Symington of the northeast corner of the pact of was the husband of Pearl (Es- holding the world’s largest diamond next to a two daughters. Mrs George Glastonbury; a sister, Mrs. ’Tho­ structure, creating a danger to 'uess it The Manchester Memorial Hospital Development sensa) Smith, the father of Paul facsimle of the Star of Africa. Both stones she was DIABETES SCREENING (Dorothy) Hartmann and Mrs. mas Smith of Manchester; eight traffic. This railing should be 2 businesses are among first Di rac­ Fund, Inc. is offering a free two-session seminar F. Smith of Coventry and Jeannie holding were replicas. Allen (Betty) Schindler, both of grandchildren; and four great­ repaired or replaced. es and entitled: "Estate Planning; What you Need To M. Trudeau of Manchester, and Ellington; seven grandchildren; grandchildren. Gubala recommended that the ley.” Know” to be held Wednesday and Thursday from 7 and six great-grandchildren. brother of Clara Glew of Andover. t, des- to 10 p.m. in the hospital auditorium. Real estate Private funeral services will be town engage the services of a to replace underground tanks The funeral is Thursday at 11 He Is also survived by four PubUc Meetings planning counselor Terry D. Mayo will give the held at the Holmes Funeral structural engineer to review the ruling. a.m. at the Watkins Funeral other sons. William J. Smith of seminar. Registration is required and mav be made Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be condition of the bridge at South Bv Nancy Concelman r was Home. 142 E. Center St. Burial Colchester, Carlton M. Smith of Bob Varney, manager of the Grampy’s Corner by calling 647-4752. in East Cemetery. There are no Street and the bridge at North Manchester Herald will be in East Cemetery. Calling Vanceboro, Maine, David L. Public meetings scheduled tonight: Store, said in a recent interview that the tank at calling hours. River Road, make recommenda­ the site was almost 20 years old. and has been )ple at hours are Thursday at 10 a m. Smith of East Hartford and Memorial donations may be Manchester tions and prepare any plans At least two area businesses are among those >speak Music festival set until the time of service. Kenneth W. Smith of Windsor replaced. Varnet said the parking and service ive the made to the American Heart necessary for their repair. He statewide which have already complied with a Memorial donations may be Locks; three other daughters. Human Relations Commission. Town Hall coffee areas will soon be back to normal as soon as the Id. Association. 310 Collins St.. Hart­ noted that although the bridge at law that will require thousands to replace hole is filled. BOLTON — The Fifth Annual Eastern Region made to the Zion Evangelical Dorothy J. Smith of East Hart­ room, 8 p.m. she is ford 06105. South Street is in overall fair underground fuel storage tanks over the next two Junior High School-Middle School Music Festival Lutheran Church, Cooper Street. ford, Brenda M. Houlberg of He could not say how much the tank removal ions of will be held on Saturday at Klllingly High School at condition, it is eligible for the years, a spokesman for the Department of cost. Windsor Locks and Donna M. Local Bridge Program due to the Vc are 7:30 p.m. The festival will feature 13 instrumental­ Bolton Environmental Protection said. At the former Mobil Service Station at Spruce Leonard J. Sadosky Smith of Hendersonville, Tenn.; Card of Thanks load restriction. 5 e town 5 ists and singers from Bolton. Tickets are $3 and may The Grampy’s Comer Store at 706 Main St. and and Maple streets, which is being converted into two brothers. Eugene Smith and Charter Revision Commission, Community Hall proves be purchased at the door. Leonard J. Sadosky, 63, of Trzaskos said he had already the former Mobil Service Station at the corner of Frank Smith Jr., both of Hart­ The Kelley family wishes to pub­ 8 p.m. an Xtra Mart, replacement of the four 16- to Green Acre City, Fla., formerly licly commend the quick, professi­ been aware of the repairs needed Spruce and Maple streets have already complied ford; three other sisters. Willa 17-year-old fuel tanks will cost close to $50,000. r other of Enfield, died Monday. He was onal actions of the E.M.T.’s, Fire ^ and had included the item in the with the law. York of Vanceboro, Maine. Myr­ said Sherri Bauder of Petroleum Services, the hester Seniors meet the husband of Elizabeth Sadosky Department, and the Manchester C O V e n lr V town’s five-year budget plan, Jacques Gilbert, a senior environmental Bristol firm doing the work at the station. tle Dyer of Lambert Lake. Maine, which is subject to fiani approval' nation, BOLTON — The Senior Citizens group will meet and father of Leonard Joseph Memorial Hospital teams for their analyst for the state, said the DEPestimates that Bauder said that estimate includes the and Evie Poulin of Hartford: and Town Council, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. by the Town Council. aruary on Wednesday. March 23, at I p.m. at the Sadosky Jr. of Manche.ster. prompt and skilled actions during over the next lOyears, more than 15.000 tanks will installation of the tank, piping and concrete 13 grandchildren. Water Pollution Control Authority. Town Office "W e recently did a survey of all ement Community Hall. The Bolton Women’s Club will Besides his wife and son. he is Marcia Kelley’s recent emer­ have to be replaced under Section 22a-449 of the work. but doesn’t include the cost of removing the Building, 7:30 p.m. the bridges in town,” Trzaskos i utili- provide a luncheon. All meetings and activities are survived by two other sons. The funeral was Monday at the gency. Thanks to the people of state statutes. About 7,500 of them will be old tanks from the ground and disposing of them. Vanceboro Methodist Church. Manchester for your concern and Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building, said, adding that the town engi­ ; suit open to any senior citizen of Bolton. Stephen B. Sadosky of Seabrook, 7; 30 p.m. replaced within the next two years, he said. Getting tanks off the site can cost from 10 cents Find out if you are one of the miliions of Ameri­ Vanceboro. Maine. prayers. We couldn't have made it neer recommended repairs The law is designed in part to protect appro- N.H.. and Joseph Klusek of to 20 cents a gallon. Gasoline storage tanks range cans unaware they have diabetes. t plan Woodstock; two daughters. through this crisis without your groundwater from possible fuel leakage. Inspec­ in size from 1.000 to 10,000 gallons, she said. Memorial donations may be support. You could reduce your risk for heart disease, kid­ )f the Sharon Schatz of West Palm made to the American Heart tions of both Grampy’s and the former Mobil Bauder said often business owners don’t Donors needed ney disease, even blindness. Participate in the Dte on Beach. Fla., and Patricia Marson Association. 310 Collins St.. Hart­ The Thomas G. Kelley family T h ou gh ts Apartments revealed no groundwater contamination, but realize how much the replacement of the tanks Blood drives will be held by the American Red of Ann Arb'or. Mich.; two broth­ ford 06105. some surface soil contamination at the Mobil costs. American Diabetes Alert. lortion Cross, Connecticut Valley East Chapter, at due to start station, town deputy fire marshall Rudy “ People aren’t realizing until they get down to fected Concordia Lutheran Church, Pitkin Street, on Kissman said today. Kissman, who inspected the doing it...what it’s going to cost,” she said. " It ’s On April 9,1945 Dietrich Bonhoeffer was executed The ALCA Construction Co. of ■ written risk assessment Court Monday. March 28 from 2 to 7 p.m. in the concentration camp at Flossenburg for his sites along with Fire Marshall John Rivosa, an expensive proposition.” Hartford plans to begin construc­ attributed the surface contamination to careless The state requires business owners to use only part in a plot to assassinate Hitler. Bonhoeffer was a tion of the 20 apartments for the ■ fingerprick test for gifted systematic theologian. He earned his removal of fuel pumps._ certain types of tanks that must be registered Godspell performed elderly on North Elm Street as The soil was removed. towlTfire officials and with the DEP. The new Xtra Mart will have high risk participants Clapp, Julianne and Paige Meredith, twin Trusz, Jennifer Ann, daughter of Richard and doctorate and published his first book when still in soon as the paper work involved the DEP inspect the sites of oil tank removal. fiberglass-reinforced tanks, one of three basic > “ Godspell. ” the rock musical based on the Book of daughters of Kenneth P. and Gail Felper Clapp of Jean Franceschena Trusz of Glastonbury was bom his early twenties. On their own merits, his in its $1,185,000 contract with the St. Matthew, will be given by Manchester High 150 Pine St. were bom Feb. 26 at Manchester theological writings rank at the top of everything The law gives business owners a grace period types of oil and petroleum storage tanks Feb. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her town has been completed, Joseph of five years beyond the life expectancy of the approved by the state. Wednesday, March 16 School are at 7:30 p.m. ’Thursday, March 24, and 8 Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents maternal grandparents are Albert and Lillian written in the 20th century. Against the dramnatic Calafiore, owner of the firm, said tank to replace it. Life expectancy is based on the Businesses may also use Sacrificial Anode or p.m. on both Friday, March 25, and Saturday. are Howard and Regina Felper of Longmeadow, Franceschena of 320 North St.. Hebron. Her backdrop of his life, his ideas and insights take on a Monday. s. date of installation and date of the manufactur­ Stip-3 tanks, which have cathodic protection, March 26, in Bailey Auditorium at the school on ast Mass. Their paternal grandparents are Lawrence paternal grandparents are Stanley and Irma Trasz drama and urgency which make them unique. The apartments, to be man­ er’s warranty, among other things, Gilbert said Frank Bartolomeo, an inspector for the 348 Main St., Manchester Middle ’Turnpike. Tickets will be sold at the door and and Linda Clapp Jr. of New Milford. of Colchester. In one of his last letters from prison he wrote to his aged by the Housing Authority of added. Department of Environmental Protection. (corner or Haynee Street) cost 64 on Thursday and $5 on Friday and Saturday. Welsbrod, Lisa Anne, daughter of John F. and Farr, Jacob Charles, son of Richard B. and Debra good friend Eberhard Bethge. He did not talk about Manchester, will be built on 1.8 e Most steel storage tanks ha ve a life expectancy "A lot of the older tanks that are in the ground Patricia Legier Weisbrod of Charlottesville, Va„ Kraenegel-Farr of 33 Ridge Road, Hebron, was bom lofty concepts or transcendent hopes. He gave acres given to the town by the of about 15 years, Gilbert said. But if the tank Is now don’t have cathodic protection.” he said. 649-1025 was bom Feb. 23 at University of Virginia Hospital, Feb. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His thanks for the friendship they had shared, telling his children of George and Martha already 20 or more years old.it must be replaced The most common type of cathodic protection Charlottesville. Her maternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are Floyd and Eldora friend that nothing in all the world could make one Crockett. by Nov. 1 of this year. is the use of a sacrificial anode, which is hooked CO-SPONSORED BY; D r. C ra n e ’s Q u iz George and Lillian Legier of 36 Jarvis Road. Her Kruenegel of Cincinnati, Ohio. His paternal happier than to feel "that one counts for something The contract calls for equip­ paternal grandparents are Fred and Shirley grandmother is Shirley Farr of Ridgefield. He has with other people.” One did not need great numbers "This is a deadiine that will affect a lot of to the tank and helps redirect electric currents ping the apartments with ranges, people,” Gilbert said. Manchester Memorial Hospital Weisbrod of Rutherford. N.J. She has a brother, two brothers, Justin. 5 and Jordan, 2. of friends, he said, but intense caring on the part of a that move through the ground and the tank, he range hoods, refrigerators, freez­ ’The state law, passed in November 1985, has said. Without the anode, which consists of 1. Which famous home run hitter was also a star Brian, 5. Pharmer, Beth Inez, daughter of Keith and Mary . . ™ " ” *** wrote, “ human ers. dishwashers, and waste American Kullg, Annn Marie, daughter of Gerald and Lois J. Tedford Pharmer of Scotland was bom Feb. 29 at relationships are the most important thing in life ” given businesses a three-year grace period to magnesium bars, the currents would leave the pitcher? disposal units. report tanks that may be approaching these Diabetes Verrilli Kulig of 11 Middlefield St. was bom Feb. 27 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal This was not the melancholy complaint of a loneiy tank at any point on the walls of the tank, causing 9 9 WILLIAMS OTT BABE RUTH KILLEBREW The original plans called for at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tedford of 25 man in prison. On the contrary. Bonhoeffer felt deadlines. The penalty for not reporting to the an electro-chemical action on the walls of the Association. free-standing ranges and range DEP is $10,000 per tank. Gilbert said. tank, that results in corrosion. 2. A person who used a “ jim m y” in his work would grandfather is Emil R. Verrilli of Deerfield Beach, Lilac St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and b essed by this experience of the human which was hoods with exhaust fans. ’The probably be on the job at Fla. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Aubrey Pharmer of West Willington. 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1988- S _MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 15, 1988 - x S T A T E State commissioner backs Chronic fatigue c ig S C IE N C E Exercise slows aging Kidney study funded NEW YORK — A 10-year study has found & R E G IO N WASHINGTON — Centers for kidney that regular aerobic exercise will not only Dodd’s chiid-care measure disease research have been established; protect you from heart disease but will also baffies doctors and funded at four major American slow aging, says the Reebok Aerobic c By John OustovMn & H E A L T H Two Jurors selected A congressional stubcommittee Mrs. Johnson, who also ad­ universities by grants from the National The Associated Press Dodd chairs planned a hearing on By Daniel Q. Haney Information Bureau. dressed Monday’s briefing In have suffered debilitating fatigue Institutes of Health. It Waddell The University of Florida’s Center of NEW LONDON — Two Jurors have been the ABC bill today in Washington. Hartford, said the states know The Associated Press for at least six months. It must be Yale tests criticized 'The centers are located at Harvard HARTFORD — Sen. Chris­ The measure would offer child­ Exercise Science tested 25 exercises with lers were selected for the trial of Richard CrafU, a former their own needs best and are best bad enough to reduce daily NEW HAVEN - A plan by Yale University, Vanderbilt University, the airline pilot who police allege killed his topher Dodd’s bill to authorize care subsidies for low-income BOSTON — Doctors should rule an average age of 62 over a 10 year period. However, able to. specify health and safety activity by at least half University scientists to transplant brain University of Alabama and the Universitv spending $2.5 billion a year for families, sieed money for states to out a long list of ills, such as AIDS It found their aerobic capacity, a measure ere later Danish-born wife and fed her body through a standards for child care. She cells from aborted human fetuses into of Michigan. wood-chipping machine. five years on day care' is an expand child-cat% services, and and alcoholism, before they de­ Doctors also must rule out a of aging, was better than that found in lents and therefore opposes the tight fed­ Parkinson’s Disease patients is being “ historic effort to meet a growing money for' states to elevate cide patients are afflicted with a long list of diseases that can non-exercising 25-year-olds. nnounced. The two were selected Monday from among eral contrls proposed by Dodd’s harshly criticized by anti-abortion groups need," says the commissioner federally mandated minimum baffling, newly recognized ail­ mimic the symptoms of the Not enough scientists w eight prospective jurors interviewed in New measure. who oversees day care in and some ethics organizations. standards and enforcement Both bills would, however; ment called chronic fatigue syn­ syndrome. These include cancer, e chances London Superior Court. A total of 12 Jurors and Connecticut. "This is not new but we were hopeful that NEW YORK — A critical shortage of three alternates must be selected before means, training, technical assist­ ■ Fund programs that provide drome, researchers say. tuberculosis, AIDS, depression, rs being Elliott Ginsberg, commis- American doctors would consider medical Extinction worrisome American scientists and engineers capable testimony can begin. ance and referral programs. certificates or scholarshps for In the past, the illness has been diabetes, alcoholism, poisoning Cot ly replied rioner of the Department of ethics and refrain from this horrble of working on the strategic defense Companion legislation is pend­ low-income families to pay for referred to as the yuppie disease, and kidney disease, among many NEW YORK — The possible extinction of office Crafts, 50, of Newtown was arrested in Human Resources, endorsed initiative, commercial satellite ventures ing in the House. day care. because some of its victims are other disorders. experimentation on human embryos,” Kay various animal species concerns innounced January 1987 and charged with murder in the Dodd's Act for Better Child Care and other space age technologies is years le said. Another bill also pending pro­ ■ Make provisions to insure young professionals, or more James, a spokeswoman for the National enviromentalists. death of Helle Crafts, 39, an airline flight Services, or ” ABC bill," at a vides less both in the way of formally, Epstein-Barr virus syn­ In addition, patients must show Right To Life Committee in Washington expected soon, reports Metalworkine dollai I accepted attendant. that parents would be involved in Species can be forced into extinction by briefing on the legislation funding and in federal regulation drome or chronic mononucleosis. signs of at least eight of 11 other D.C., said Monday. News. force ations of Monday. the care of their children. such diverse factors as cattle grazing, AJuryofl2had been selected at the Danbury of day care. In a report published in the possible conditions. These are The procedure has not been performed According to the weekly journal, the P ri I meeting. Superior Court before Judge Howard Moraghan ■ Require states to provide a 20 mild fever, sore throat, painful canal and road building and agricultural Dodd, D-Conn., speaking ear­ percent matching funds. March issue of the Annals of before inthe United States. Physicians say National Academy of Science forecasts a turno will be ordered the trial moved'because he believed it legislation, the lymph nodes, generalized muscle and pesticide spraying. I N. Da- lier to the same group of day-care ■ Bar the use of federal funds Internal Medicine, 16 top re­ it is too early to tell whether the 40 percent decline in the number of was impossible to pick an impartial Jury due to Child Care Services Improve­ weakness, muscle discomfort, This was the case for the dusty seaside mone education providers, parents, legislators to supplant existing child-care searchers in this field agreed to procedure’s initial tests in Sweden and aerospace engineers graduating in the pre-trial publicity. ment Act of 1988, sponsored by headaches, painful Joints, sleep sparrow, a Florida native, which passed not re I Occupa- and business people, said the ABC programs. call it chronic fatigue syndrome, Mexico have been successful in reducing United States between now and 1990, even Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn., problems, sudden onset of the into extinction with the death of a a fter and em- bill would be cost-effective be­ and settled on a definition for the though the demand for such skills will M and Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah ■ Provide for sliding fee sche­ symptoms, such neurological or eliminating the crippling effects of 12-year-old male named Orange Band. afflication. their, tem since DOT speeds up repairs cause it would save billions of would provide $875 million over dules according to income. Parkinson’s Disease. increase by 70 percent. The definition largely involves problems as trouble concentrat­ The outlook is brighter for the black a fifth- dollars a year by enabling wel­ three years to establish, expand ■ Require a state agency to Yale researchers, who have already It is anticipated there will be a shortfall Got HARTFORD — The state Department of ruling out other illnesses that can ing, confusion or forgetfulness footed ferret. With the birth of eight ferret I teacher fare parents to get Jobs. Or improve child-care programs. coordinate day care services in and general fatigue lasting at tried the procedure on animals, say they of 140,000 computer scientists and 30.000 empit Sines, a Transportation is trying to speed up that state. cause similar symptoms, includ­ kits in 1987. the animal count has risen to AP photo least 24 hours after exercise that are ready to begin testing on hurnans. 26. electrical engineers in the nation by the retral ;her since reconstruction of the intersection between y®®'' spend over But unlike the ABC bill, Mrs. Ginsberg said his department ing the hallmark of the syndrome, year 1990, $10 billion in federal money on the the patient easily could have econo a Bennet interstate highways 91 and 84 by scrapping a OLD WHEEL — Ronald Rowe, a mate on Johnson’s bill provides first-year already requires many of the extreme fatigue. nights-only policy on lane closings. Aid to Families with Dependent funding for liability insurance ” It’s a diagnosis of exclusion, withstood when healthy. 1968; and the Captain Joe, a Boston fishing boat, Children program,’ ’ Dodd said. standards and provisions of the But DOT Commissioner J. William Burns says reform and liability insurance ABC bill. and it has to be considered as such muni rth-grade poses with an oid airplane wheel caught Yet two out of every three When the disease first received nee 1964, pools for child-care providers. It even after you’ve ruled every­ widespread attention three years no undue inconvenience will be caused for in fishing nets about 60 miles east of welfare recipients in this country "This is more than a good bill,” turne A motorists by shutting down some ianes between would also provide revolving he said. “ It is a historic effort to thing else out,” said Dr. Gary P. ago, doctors believed it was A give ‘trouble with finding and Polic Cape Cod last week. ROwe said it took loans to family-based day care Holmes, of the U.S. Centers for somehow linked with the Epstein- the previously off-limits hours of 9 a.m. and 3 keeping child care’ as the meet a growing need ... at every ds four men to hoist in the wheel from centers for capital improvements Disease Control and chief author Ba rr virus, because some victims yean p.m. number-one problem they face in place where there’s a working Two ianes will remain open to traffic at all waters about 700 feet deep. Officials required to meet accreditation or parent” or one who’s in job of the report. showed signs of activation of that nonel Joining the work force." licensing standards. T t times. The $88.5 million interchange didn’t know the source of the wheel. training. “ You have to continue to be common virus. However, many I t f lirman of reconstruction project is scheduled to be concerned that there is some­ experts now say that Epstein- m u d thing else going on,” he added. Bush for completed in 1991. Barr virus is not associated with Where Can You Step run H has an- Embezzling suspects held ’’You have to keep an open mind the illness, since victims are Just Experiment station promotes and not simply close the books.” as likely to show exposure to the grant it of Cur- Conservancy gets land gift HARTFORD — Two people charged in a Another co-author, Dr. An­ viruses that cause measles, geni­ town inchester scheme to embezzle more than $1.3 million from sh presi- thony L. Komaroff of Brigham tal herpes and cold sores, among The LEDYAR d The Nature Conservancy's state The Hartford Insurance Group have been and Women’s Hospital in Boston, other things. cost, chapter has received a land gift of 243 acres, ordered held without bail. irman of Belgian endive in Connecticut said the new definition should worth an estimated $1 million, from a Although the CDC has received offset ;an Town U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan issued the help researchers as well as 70-year-old local woman. no-bail order Monday after he was told that the HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ doctors who are fa c ^ with thousands of questions about the Into Spring Savings? police e in the mercial ventures have been un­ produce pale, carrot-like roots Les Corey, executive director of the non-profit two, a company employee and her boyfriend, patients who have heard of the illness from patients and doctors, office danches- cut farmers can do their part to successful. Those behind those with leafy tops resembling international organization, described the gift as have admitted being involved in the stem the nation’s trade deficit by Illness and think they have it. no one knows how many people The npartici- two ventures say, however, they dandelions. have it. ampaign "the largest and most generous gift given to the embezzlement scheme. growing Belgian endive and are considering giving the crop “ Many of them have other other selling it to the markets that now When ready five months later, physical illnesses, or they are th at his Connecticut chapter... in recent memory. ’ ’ Federal authorties said during the bail another try thgis summer. Its cause also is a mystery. Covet The land donated by Desiree Parker extends hearing that an insurance company employee, must buy the vegetable overseas, the roots are pulled and put into depressed or anxious,” he said. Some believe it can be triggered “ I definitely think you can it in a goot for a mile along Poquetanuck Cove, providing Sherllene M. Miller, 23, used her secret access a researcher says. Connecticut. In the long haul, it cold storage for three weeks or “ Doctors need an anchor to help by persistant infections with a seemt "a productive and diverse wildlife habitat.” code and her supervisor’s code to have The Connecticut Agricultural will definitely pay,” said Scott more, depending on the variety, distinguish patients with chronic variety of viruses. Among the Corey said. computers at the company issue at least $1.32 Experiment Station in Hamden is Culley, who raised Belgian en­ as a means of simulating winter. fatigue syndrome from patients suspects are a group of microbes One million in fraudulent checks during the past few prepared to counsel state dive last year at his St. John’s Then they are replanted in who have other kinds of fatigue.” called the enteroviruses as well m em l specially heated bins where they According to the definition, months. farmers who want to try growing Honeyacre Farm in Sharon and as a newly discovered virus non-si Theater prepares to open people with the syndrome must "There is a staggering sum of money Belgian endive, which now sells Goshen. are covered with a mixture of known as human herpes virus 6. for $4 to $5 a pound — more than sand and peat, and a plastic health STRATFORD — The new board of directors of involved," Assistant U.S. Attorney James G. The Belgian endive is not really most meat. sheet. one, a: the fledgling American Festival Theater is Genco told Eagan in asking that Miller and an endive but a Witloof, or David Hill, a researcher at the stay a starting to rebuild the theater’s ailing financial Malton Edwards, 28, both of Hartford, be held white-leaf chicory. It is a good agricultural experiment station, This stage is called forcing structure and plans to reopen it next year for the without bail. source of vitiTmln A, said Lisa Boy, back from coma, likely said he thinks that if farmers because the farmer. In effect, city’s 350th anniversary celebration. Phillips, a program assistant at forces the plant, which has a develc produce Belgian endive in the Chamber of Commerce Executive Director the University of Connecticut two-year life cycle to produce a h yper United States, the lower price will Cooperative Extension Service. wins a spelling contest Neil Sherman said he met recently with the new Panel OKs train smoking crop in one year. assuir help make it a staple, rather than When fresh, it has a mild flavor chairman of the theater’s board of directors. HARTFORD — Trying to reverse a recently a luxury, in people’s diets. In about three more weeks, the prove and crunchy texture. The endive SUMNER, Wash. (A P ) - He remembers nottiing about The board has received pledges for “ substantial imposed smoking ban on New Haven line "Millions of dollars are spent roots produce the edible chicon, leaves can be eaten raw in salads Shane Nicolich’s watch stopped the coma except for one thought dollars” for the revitalization of the theater which is harvested. The root is commuter trains, a legislative committee has importing this stuff, but It can be or with a dip, or they can be at 2; 53p.ni. on theday he tumbled days before he woke up: ” I was formerly known as the American Shakespeare grown in this country just as well discarded and the forcing bins approved a bill requiring Metro North to have sauteed in butter or prepared 40 feet from a tree behind his dreaming about stuff like being Theater, he said. as in Europe.” he said. can be reused. smoking cars on the line’s trains with five or along with the main dish. home. And for more than a year, home and eating spaghetti and Renovations on the theater building are more cars. Hill said the plant needs little “ It’s a very versatile vegetable The future for Belgian endive in so did his life. Doctors and family French bread.” scheduled to begin this week. area and can be harvested after The bill, unanimously approved Monday by — cooked or raw,” said Abble the Connecticut Valley is so feared he would never recover He came home the day before 12.99 Girls* Pump "W e’ve talked about a season in 1989, and an early frost. Researchers have 14.99 Girls’ Skimmer the Transportation Committee, is aimed at a Maynard, a research assistant promising that the federal go­ from a coma. Halloween, and immediately be­ Instep strap swivels back so you can that’.s everybody’s current hope,” Sherman tested about 40 varieties in Urethane upper with composition sole. C December smoking prohibition approved by the working with Hill. vernment recently awarded Last month, the 12-year-old gan therapy at Good Samaritan. wear It as a skimmer. Shiny urethane said. Connecticut for four years. Growing girl sizes. White only. V 5 Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Belgian endive is planted In late won the Sumner School District He still attends sessions three uppers and covered heel. Fabric bow. $120,000 to the University of 5 But growing it is a complex, May or June. 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Womens* Booties that contest: he grew up in the state, his tion of men and women of .science, rather than Herald Box R • P.O. Box 591 ” I was in this humongous tree coma. ^26a ^34 father was a U.S. senator from Connecticut. Weicker said. "And people are going to vote 12.99 Comfort and style meet up In these men and women of ideology,” Weicker said. for him for that reason.” Manchester, CT 06040 playing with a bunch of friends. It Mrs. Nicolich, a housewife hl-top booties. Yellow or white. 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Protection,, that 43 Purnell Place • Manchester Oftar ExpIrM 3/31/M WHP Coupon Only Intermediate markdowns may have been taken Ad merchandise will be sold until slock it depleted adequately conduct a grou.d- gave it additional time to close its Suiry. no raiiKheckt. water monitoring program. lagoons. I Only S^rilized Disposable ^ 649-5380 ____ AtM Th« Comprt of WMt MIddIo Tnpk. toug Stanley Plating generates me­ “ However. DEP lost the au­ and Broad Straat, Manctiaatar, CT 1361 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut illeg 543 N. Main St., Manchester 647-8789 tal hydroxide siudge and other thority delegated to it by EPA Open Monday thru Saturday Located in the Manchester Catalog Distribution Center < MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav, March 15 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 15, 1988 — 7 )88 - S OPINION Dole’s campaign troubles ley led/ Coventry’s began in New Hampshire inal By Evans WItf Jack ThB Associated Press le police deal irsity Anderson WASHINGTON - Only a month ago. Bob Dole looked ready to wrest the Republican presidential nomination from will pay off George Bush. Now, he is desper­ ately looking for ways to keep his 3f White House hopes from being ipable Coventry’s commitment to pay its police wiped out by Bush in today’s officers higher salaries over the next four Illinois primary. res years will probably pay off in taxpayer NRC disputes In mid-February, everything was looking up for Dole. He had dollars as well as in a more efficient police scored an upset win in the Iowa force. caucuses, and as the New Hamp­ p Private industry has long been aware that charge that shire primary approached, polls Is a turnover in personnel is expensive. It costs were suggesting he could over­ take the vice president in the money to train new employees. That money is state. e not recouped if the employees leave too soon official lied iven But in one 48t-hour stretch — the after having become throughly competent in final two days before the voting in their jobs. New Hampshire — the Dole WASHINGTON — Congress is investigating an fall Governments are less likely than private campaign derailed, and has apparent attempt by the Nuclear Regulatory never gotten back on track. 00 employers to take the cost of training and Commission to protect a Tennessee Valley le A combination of body blows — retraining into consideration, but the same Authority official accuised of lying to the NRC about weak organization, poor plan­ economics apply. a nuclear power plant in Tennessee. AP photo ning, a mean image and just bad VISITS HOMELESS - Sen. Albert Gore AP photo Salaries are a big, and obvious, part of any As we reported Monday, NRC investigators have ih Springfield, III., Monday. Chester is a luck — has reduced the formida­ A municipal budget. The costs involved in big concluded that Steven White, the head of the TVA’s of Tennessee greets George Chester, tenant of the homeless shelter. ble minority leader of the Senate TALKING FUTURES — Sen. Robert Dole's name is A 53, left, while visiting atransitional home to a battered, struggling flashed across the electronic board In the Chicago turnover, like the turnover the Coventry nuclear program, deliberately twisted the facts candidate. Police Department has been having in recent when he said the TVA nuclear plant In Watts Bar, Mercantile Exchange as he talks to traders Monday, a day With the vice president leading before the Illinois presidential primary. years, are less apparent, but they are there “Today we are going to discuss Israei’s solution to Palestinian unrest.’ Tenn., met certain federal regulations. 2-to-l in the Illinois polls, the nonetheless. But other officials higher up at the NRC who did question Dole faces over and over Dole didn’t get much good luck “They couldn’t get the old ads It probably is not possible to calculate how not participate in the year-long Inquiry, and who Democratic chairman moves is when — not if — he will out of Iowa,” Tarrance said. withdraw. off the air and the new ones on,” Open Forum have far less investigative experience, have “The news of Robertson beating said the GOP professional, who is much money Coventry will save in the long Dole said it will not be today or ) run if the salary increases the town has just concluded that White didn’t mean to He. It is out Bush...was the big story.” not working for any campaign. NRC to assemble a group of to head off convention fight Wednesday: "I’ve made a judg­ Dole did start picking up "That’s what the campaign is granted succeed in keeping police officers in officials to draw conclusions independent of the ment that Illinois, whatever strength in New Hampshire. supposed to be able to do. They town longer. day. Certainly, this member will Bv Richard L. VernacI happens, we’re going to keep Town should run be offered for competitive bid­ agency’s investigators. said in a telephone interview gates, and so far no candidate has Bush was down, and changing his didn’t.” rarely frequent other golf The Associated Press going.” style as his campaign struggled The savings will not equal the added salary ding. so that the town could gain ’The attempt by the NRC to deep-six the findings from New York. ’Tmnotgoing to even one-fourth of that number. Then it was on to the South, the golf course courses. the Isest possible benefit — and to dictate to anyone because it From the start. Dole was to recover. where Bush rode President Rea­ ) cost, of course, but those saving will help to of its own investigators is just the latest in a pattern WASHINGTON — Democratic The super delegates, some of judged a tough contender for the offset the increased budget burden while the However, the most flagrant avoid the possibility of favoritism. doesn’t work that way.” But by Thursday of that week. gan’s popularity and his own solid To Che Editor: violation of the rights of the of partiality to the nuclear Industry, which the NRC Chairman Paul Kirk wants to However, he said he would be whom cast just fractions of votes 1988 nomination. A seasoned Bush was on the counterattack, organization to a wipeout win police department is getting stronger because Manchester resident is that 170 is supposed to regulate. head off a bruising battle for the ’ ‘in the middle’ ’ of efforts to avoid under party rules, are not re­ politician with national stature, readying ads accusing Dole of over Dole on Super Tuesday. Seymour Kudlow party’s presidential nomination quired to pledge their allegiance the Kansas senator was one officers stay on the job longer. Manchester Country Club members and some of their 81 Milford Road The widely publicized investigation of White was harm that could be done to a “straddling” major issues. And Organizational problems have The salary increases, coupled with some wants town to renew lease. completed the first week in March, but the NRC and would mediate efforts to probable nominee if a political to any presidential candidate Republican who could match the Dole campaign could not get been a trademark of Dole cam­ families are not—I repeat, are not Manchester before the convention, although Bush in fund-raising, name re­ Manchester Cout^pw^Club vio­ — residents oy taxpayers of has not released its findings. Our associate Stewart close ranks behind a probable battle erupted just before or its act together to respond. paigns from the start. The wily other provisions of the contract, indicate that nominee If nobody finishes the some of them have. cognition and experience. Coventry is sincerely interested in developing lates liquor license. .Manchester Manchester. They also use the Harris obtained a draft of the closely held during the convention. One television commercial at­ Senate operator was loath to Country Club petitions town zon­ primaries with enough delegates The Democrats conclude their Of the super delegates, 240.65 But there were doubts about tacking Bush — called “Foot­ delegate authority and had a course frequently. investigative report, which concludes that White to win. a good police force. Historically, the town has ing board for exception so as to deliberately misled the NRC about construction delegate selection on June 7 with say they remain uncommitted, Dole as well, doubts that all came steps” inside the campaign — penchant for snarling lines of seemed ambivalent about the matter. "rhis granting of membership “When you get to a point when primaries in California and New while another 115.35 have come to the surface the weekend before was ready Thursday. But top authority, several Dole aides apply for cafe liquor license. DOT misuses problems at the Watts Bar plant. the New Hampshire primary One of those new provisions is that new Manchester Country Club with­ privileges has resulted in the there is someone who is some­ Jersey, which combined account out in support of one candidate or aides viewed it and Judged it said. monopolizing of the course by the But in January, even before the NRC what shy of a mathematical Feb. 16 — “the 48 hours that cost members of the force will have to be draws request for renewal of taxpayer money investigators had written their report, a committee for more than 400 national con­ another. The remainder either “unusable” because of poor pro­ Former Labor Secretary Bill members, leaving very little majority, I think the opportunity them the campaign” is how one duction and problems with the non-smokers and remain non-smokers. A lease. Manchester Country Club of eight NRC officials met during a week-long vention delegates. have not responded to inquiries or Brock was brought into run the room for a non-member Manches­ To the Editor: exists to try to strengthen that ”Thte whole thing is to avoid have not yet been selected. Republican professional des­ script, said two sources who campaign on Nov. 1, but that was healthier police force will be a more efficient asks town to lengthen lease. retreat in Hunt Valley, Md.. and made their own, person and not weaken him as you cribed those days. ter resident to play. that brokering process taking In the latter category are 253 spoke on the condition they not be probably too late. one, and healthy officers are more likely to Manchester Country Club admits Not all Manchester residents more generous assessment of White — that he come into the convention,” Kirk "He was ready to put Bush named. it has violated the provisions of its As a taxpayer I am outraged at didn’t mean to lie. Before reaching their place in Atlanta,” said Julie members of Congress, who are to "The Bush campaign has been stay at the demanding job. They are also less can afford a $580membershipfee. the Connecticut Department of said Monday. Anbender, a spokeswoman for away,” said GOP pollster Lance Doie tried twice that week to working on strategy for years,” lease calling for the closing of the conclusion, the committee was briefed by the NRC The delegates who could tip the be picked at party caucuses April Tarrance, who worked for former likely to impose a cost on the town by Not all Manchester residents wish Transportation for its blatant Kirk. “I think that he’s been 19-20, when Missouri Rep. Ri­ make a new spot, promising to said the GOP pro. course no more than 1.5 times a to play golf exclusively at Man­ investigators handling the inquiry. The group had balance for such a candidate are floating this idea with elected candidate Jack Kemp. veto any tax increases, but once For example, the Bush cam­ developing the kind of cardiac and year misu.se of taxpayers’ money access to raw data compiled by NRC investigators chard Gephardt hopes to get a Dole was riding the wave out of ($16,000 to $18,(100) to send out the 645 so-called “super dele­ officials and party officials for again aides Judged it not usable, a paign had prepared long and hard It maybehardtobelieve. butthe chester Country Club but prefer to during the probe. gates,” the party leaders, significant boost for his sagging his bjg early win — a triumph in hypertension problems that state law says are play other courses as well. brochures and advertisements some time.” presidential prospects. top Dole adviser said, speaking for the possibility of an Iowa loss. assumed to be job-related unless the town can above statements in various The agency has reluctantly turned over the members of Congress and gover­ The Democratic National Con­ the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 8. Bush on the condit^n of anonymity. In contrast, the Dole campaign forms have appeared in local Some comments have been supporting the Route 6 express­ Investigative report on White and an account of the nors of states and territories who Gephardt holds the No. 4 was a disappointing third behind When the new ads were ready prove otherwise. submitted by members past or way. How dare they spend our vention is July 18-21 in Atlanta. found itself pumping up expecta­ newspapers In the past 18 months Hunt Valley retreat to a congressional committee. automatically will be convention The suggestion that the Demo­ leadership position in the House former television evangelist Pat late Friday, the Dole campaign tions of a victory in New Hamp­ present of Manchester Country money on presenting just one side The New York Times reported last week that the delegates because of the offices as head of the Democratic Robertson. That should have couldn’t get them on the air. The by a privately run golf course. The of the issue when there are cratic presidential nomination shire, when even aides said the course operates under a lease Club that only the management of NRC passed on the more favorable interpretation they hold. Four years ago. 568 would have to be brokered came Caucus. meant a big boost for Dole for the television stations were closing preferable course would have the club knows how to properly opposing views to be aired? to the Justice Department in February. If any convention seats were used for New Ha mpshire primary the next for the weekend, making it been to talk of how tough it would from town of Manchester as a after a clear front-runner failed Gephardt spokesman Mark week. private golf course on the town’s run the golf course — that the charges were to be lodged against White based on this purpose. to emerge in contests to date. The Johnson declined to offer any harder to switch the tapes at the be to beat Bush In his own municipality does not have the The brochure is in error in "When we increased those "You need some luck...and property, said lease to expire in claiming that elected officials in the NRC investigation, they would be filed by the party has already picked more opinion on Kirk’s statement, stations. backyard. 1991. know-how and the course would Justice Department. Sources close to the numbers, it was not tokenism,” than 40 percent of its national saying only that ”we have no fall info a stateofdisrepair. Thisis Coventry support a new highway. Kirk said. “Their status is that By the very nature of its The present Coventry Town Coun­ investigation worry that the conclusions of the convention delegates. problems with the party chair­ sheer nonsense arid a disparaging they have to run with and govern man at all.” 5 operation, the Manchester Coun­ cil has not taken any such action. Hunt Valley committee significantly reduce the with the ticket in the end.” “I don’t discount the possibility 5 try Club is a private, exclusive comment on our town govern­ chances that the Justice Department will proceed that there will be a first-ballot ment. There are thousands of Kirk, in a telephone interview When asked whether the Ge­ golf course permitting minimum Other illegal actions DOT has with this matter. Even if Justice goes forward, the from New York, said the super mathematical majority after you phardt campaign supported a use of its facilities by the municipal golf courses through­ taken are: case may be weakened by the conclusions of the get through with California,” out the country properly run. delegates have a “special respon­ proposal to rally support behind Manchester taxpayer The Man­ a. Condemning and taking Hunt Valley committee. Kirk said. “I think that is still whoever is the leader after June sibility” to help ensure that the likely.” chester Country Club has a pproxi- The time has come for the town private property for the Route 6 Our sources who are familiar with the situation Democratic presidential nomina­ 7, Johnson said the idea of some mately 600 seasonal playing of Manchester to rightfully take expressway without permits. confirmed the New York Times account of the Hunt tion does not wind up in a political Winning the presidential nomi­ sort of brokering process in June members whose fees for them­ over the golf course — to run it as a b. Cutting 15 acres of flood plain Valley retreat. And. they added that it appears the fight that damages the nominee. nation takes at least 2,082 dele- was “ hypothetical.” selves and possibly family recreational facilityprimarilyfor forest next to Brainard Airport officials who attended the retreat have since By the time the primaries and members run from $.580 to $810 per all the residents of Manchester — without having the necessary received at least tacit approval from the five NRC caucuses end in June, Kirk said season. (There has been an and at a profit. Club membership environmental permits. commissioners. Indeed, the officials at the retreat he believed that one candidate increase in rates recently.) must be abolished in toto and the My vehement demand is that informed the commission about their conclusions will be considered a clear front­ St. Patricks Day Specials The average member making residents of Manchester treated the DOT be held responsible for during a closed-door meeting. runner and the eventual nominee. \. this payment does not do so equally on a first-come, first- repeated illegal actions and be The retreat was organized by James M. Taylor, That candidate will have deve­ Green Carnations becau.se he or his family intend to serve basis. forced to abide by the law. deputy director of the NRC. Taylor reports to loped a consistent record of occasionally use the facility, but Finally, if the Board of Direc­ Executive Director Victor Stello, who answers winning primaries and caucuses, 8 9 < p . . « even if he does not have the rather because he intends to play tors should see fit to refuse to Judy Jacobsen LeDoyt directly to the commissioners. It is not known St. Patrick’s Day Corsages "Excuse me! Haven't we met during a flight many times during the week and whether Taylor organized the Hunt Valley retreat delegates needed fora first-ballot delay somewhere before?" operate the course as a municipal 396 Main St. victory at the national conven­ .sometimes more than 18 holes per golf course, then the lease should on his own initiative or whether he was under $ 2 0 0 Coventry orders from Stello or the commission. When asked, tion, Kirk said. an NRC spokesman said the agency had no At that point, Kirk said he St. Patrick’s Day Boutonniere comment because it involved an ongoing would meet with the candidates and "say, ’OK, here’s where we $150 investigation. Taylor could not be reached. are and here’s where we have to Democrats hand the porn issue to GOP White’s disputed statements to the NRC came in be in November. Now, what do we two letters last year. The TVA had been asked by have to do to maximize those Park Hill Joyce WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential the NRC to verify that the Watts Bar plant met opportunities?”’ Flower Shop assaulted by the boy after he listened to 2*/4 hours of quality assurance standards in its construction. candidates are handing a major issue to "I don’t want to leave the 36 Oak Street • Manchester Republicans — the fight against hard-core “dial-a-pom” (costing $150) on a church phone. TVA staffers and outside consultants drafted a impression that Kirk’s going to be obscenity. A year ago, a friend in Washington said he had a response to the NRC saying that the plant had the broker,” the party chairman personal reason to thank me for writing about this 649-0791 Citizen, a magazine published by Focus on the Northern problems. But the final letter that White signed and issue: "I noticed our phone bill was getting over sent to the NRC said everything was under control Family, reported last month that Dukakis, $100 a month, and asked my wife who she was Jackson. Hart and Babbitt had no stand on the Perspective The Watts Bar plant has not been given an Maxcdehtatedhis hirdui^ calling. She said, 'No one.’ So I called some operating license even though it was completed In Issue and that Gephardt goofed by saying there was Michael J. McManus numbers on our bill that I did not recognize, and "no federal jurisdiction: should be handled at the 1985. All of the TVA’s operating nuclear power j was astonished to hear lurid sex acts being plants were shut down in August because of safety local level” described. 9 Someone must have gotten to him and other problems. Valuable at a fabulous place 9 “When I asked my daughters if they knew who Sources close to the situation have confirmed Democrats in the past month with a few facts, for was making the calls, my 12-year-old began crying they have moved a millimeter closer to the center. that Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., is Investigating saying. ‘I did it. And I couldn’t stop. ”’ the NRC handling of the White case. Gejdenson’s When the Religious Alliance Against depictions can be scarred for life.” And many of Every parent whose phone bills seem too high Oversight and Investigation Subcommittee has a Chances are. Max birthing room, using come to “rtxrm-in’’ Pornography (high-ranking Jewish. Catholic, them "go on to become sexually abusive should examine those bills for any long distance Coverage. Birthing Center would Protestant, Orthodox and Mormon leaders of 150 copy of the Hunt Valley conclusions and the NRC won’t remember what the prepared child­ themselves.” calls with a 900 prefix, or local calls that begin with investigators’ draft report. anytime. Dad even be delighted to show million people), asked the candidates where they Thus, he "strongly supports efforts to protect 976. The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy a great time he had at birth methtKls they spent the night! The you their facilities and stood, Gephardt learned what the law is: Two sources close the probe told us that after the 8 children” from “the transmission of obscene or And ask Democratic presidential candidates why NRC balked at providing the material, NRC The Family Hirthiitg learned at the Center, next day. Mom and offer you more informo- "Obscene materials, whether transmitted indecent material by telephone” and pledged to they ignore this issue. through printed or electronic means, do not enjoy Commission Chairman Lanzo Zech Jr. met with A*' Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t appoint an attorney general who would enforce George Bush properly takes credit for passing Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., chairman of the constitutional protection under the First obscenity laws. You deserve a homeowners policy that's worth Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “Stork Club’’ gourmet your baby deserve Amendment." laws that have made child pornography Illegal, and Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, and the Jack Kemp, Pat Robertson and George Bush for creating a National Obscenity Enforcement a lot more, without a lot more cost. But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as But Jesse Jackson erred, saying, "The documents were turned over. Udall reportedly took a similar stand on "dial-a-pom,” backed only Unit in the Justice Department which has begun to became testy with Zech when Zech expressed The Prudential Premier Policy goes above never iorget the won­ pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? Constitution does not allow us to abridge the legal by Gore among the ^m o crats. This is one issue go after major purveyors of obscenity. reservations about turning over information on the and beyond ordinary homeowners in­ derful experience. all around. All with for their little birthday For more informa­ right of adults to have access to obscene material. that is moving rapidly through the Congress. But even here, there is substantial room for This is the historic position of the courts, and I White investigation to Gejdenson. surance. It provides up to $5,000 in From the moment the security and confi boy. tion on The Family For example. Sen. Jesse Helms proposed an criticism. "Only a few of the U.S. attorneys are coverage (with a $1,000 limit per support it.” amendment to prohibit “dial-a-pom” from all they arrived, they dence that Max and II you see a “birth Birthing Center or a -I pursuing large-scale commercial adult pomo- Item) on valuables like jewelry and Mike Dukakis, with a month of further thought, interstate calls. It passed the Senate in December enjoyed the special Mom were getting the graphers,” says Dr. James Bodson of Focus on the furs. Plus expanded personal prop­ day” celebration in free tour please call concluded that "child pornography is immoral and by an astonishing vote of 98-0. And on March 1, the Family and a member of the 1986 Attorney attention and personal exploits children.” But he took no position on adult erty, theft and casualty coverage expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 643-1223. House approved a motion to instmct Senate-House General’s Commission on Pornography. care that are so hard obscenity — apparently indifferent to its harm. conferees to accept the Helms bill by 274-17. fUanrlipsIrr i-Irralft It even guarantees full replace­ tion of Manche.ster “Would you believe that during the entire year of to come by in some Only A1 Gore among the Democrats noted the Clearly, those are both strongly bipartisan votes (fiscal) 1987, only a handful of indictments were Founded In 1881 ment cost for your home. So Memorial’s top-notch evidence that "sexually violent and explicit call your Prudential repre-/| ot the bigger hospitals. which Democratic presidential candidates are obtained in these obscenity cases that didn’t PENNY M. 8IEPFinT...... Publliher doctors and nursing material" is related to “anti-social acts of sexual unwise to ignore. In California, there are so many involve children?” he asked. Only four cases were OEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... pdlter sentative now for a free, nc Throughout labor and staff. violence, especially against women and chjldren.” children making calls to hear obscene tape obligation Pru-Review. It's a gem ( filed by the 93 U.S. attorneys who found time to file MARIE P QRAOV...... cuy...... '""o' Editor delivery. Max’s parents After delivery. He supports "recent legislation banning so-called recordings that a half million customers a month 52,500 other cases in 1986. policy Check the phone book for your "dial-a-pom" services to children.” < ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... A .to c l.li EdHor had the support ol Mom was settled into are requesting refunds from Pacific Bell! Ask candidates of both parties if they want Prudential office. R rthing (Center By contrast, all Republican candidates took a What fueled this sense of outrage was a $10 pom-law enforcement. DENISE A. ROBERTS...... ^ ...... Advortliing DIroclor The Prudential their own nurse in the her comfortable roLOS ANGELES — Motorists paid less for many New England officials Connecticut is the only state in Aug. 28, when three murderers the long term improve New off the streets.” morning I tell you I am not guilty execution took place, then began gasoline the past two weeks but the savings support the agreement. the region that is close to having a were put to death, in Florida, NORTH HAVEN — Blue Cross & Blue Shield England’s trade position with of the charge for which lam about singing “ We Shall Overcome.” averaging one-third of a cent per gallon The study, conducted by the trade balance with Canada. At Alabama and Utah. of Connecticut Inc., In paying out a record level Canada.” Rep. Rodino to retire to be executed,” Darden said in a Helen Turman Baum, the vic­ represents a slowing decline and the smallest Northeast-Midwest Institute for the other end of the spectrum, Darden refused his last m eal' of health benefits, lost $14.2 million on its The council, an association final statement to 30 witnesses in tim’s widow who has since drop since November, an analyst said. the council, said the agreement Maine and Vermont import from this morning, said prison spokes­ operations last year. representing more than 1,000 WASHlt^GTON - the death chamber. remarried, told Lakeland radio will make it easier for big Canada more than double what man Bob Macmaster. By 6 a.m., The latest Lundberg Survey of the nation’ s gas Company officials attributed the operating business in the six states, sup­ The changing face of “ I go this morning with a clear station WONN she had no doubts companies to compete in Canada, they export to that nation. Darden had showered, and his about Darden’s guilt. stations found Sunday that prices dropped 0.37 loss primarily to an 18 percent increase in ports the agreement, which was his home district conscience. I bear no guilt. I ’m at allow some smaller companies to Massachusetts leads the region head and lower right leg were cent between Feb. 19 and Mar. 11 to an average inpatient hospital costs in 1987. The loss was signed Jan. 2 by President finally caught up peace with myself, with the “ I think it was all very fair, and enter that market for the first in total trade with Canada, shaved to facilitate the flow of of 95.75 cents per gallon for all grades and nearly Identical to the 1986 operating loss of $14.3 Reagan and Canadian Prime with Rep. Peter world, with each of you. God bless Darden was the one who did It. I time, and attract new businesses importing $2.3 billion in goods and electricity, the spokesman said. services, including taxes. posted by the state’s largest healtji insurer. Minister Brian Mulroney. It still Rodino, an Italian- you^” was in the store alone with him for to the region with low-cost services and exporting$1.4billion On Monday, the U.S. Supreme The survey showed prices at self-service After investment income and were must win ratification by Congress American who spent Darden winked and nodded at a long time before Jim came in tmes Canadian energy sources such as in 1986. AP photo Court, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court stations averaged 86.39 cents per gallon for one of his attorneys in the front and was shot,” she said. “ His factored in, however. Blue Cross I lad a net 20 terms crusading of Appeals, a federal judge and regular unleaded; $1.0153 for premium unleaded row just before the hood was put (Darden’s) face is still impressed operating gain of $10.6 million in : 987 compared ime Is for civil rights but the state Supreme Court rejected and 82.94 cents for regular leaded. Self-service over his head, and was declared in the back of my memory, I can’t with $16.8 million the year before.!. licago who is now reluc­ Darden’s appeals. accounts for 80 percent of all sales, Ms. Big loss leads to restructuring dead aU7; 12 a.m. after 2,000 volts get it out.” AP photo Frank J. Duzy, a senior vice pre^dent and tantly giving up his His last hope was a reprieve Lundberg said. '.aday of elemricity flowed through his chief financial officer, said the drop in net House seat to make from Gov. Bob Martinez, who A neighbor, Philip Arnold, also body/or two minutes. Two puffs EXECUTED — Willie Darden, shown in a Full-service prices were; $1.1698 per gallon operating income was due mainly to a decrease way for a black signed Darden's seventh black- identified Darden during the of smoke rose from his right leg 1986 interview, was executed today in for regular unleaded; $1.2727 for premium in net investment income, which was $27.8 for troubled Coleco Industries le old ads successor. bordered death warrant last trial. Florida’s electric chair. unleaded and $1.1275 for regular leaded. million in 1987 compared to $33.1 million in 1986. ones on,” The New Jersey WEST HARTFORD (AP) - but that balance was returned to common stock, new debentures lal, who is Democrat, who Coleco Industries Inc. said unless the positive by a $20 million and debentures convertible into ampaign. gained national Firm burns hazard waste it can restructure its finances it investment by MCA Inc., a stock. ipaign Is prominence when he letnam veteran executed for killing cop Unsolicited offer rejected may have to seek protection of the California entertainment Chairman Arnold C. Greenberg do. They chaired the impeach­ ■ DENVER — With many industries faced with bankruptcy court. company. said Coleco has a $19 million ment hearings of By Kevin AAcGIII the problem of disposing of hazardous waste, a STAMFORD — Moore McCormack Resources The toymaker announced Mon­ For the fourth quarter ended interest payment due on deben­ from Shreveport stood in the cold at execution proceed. Gov. Buddy Roe- ie South, The Associated Press did not want the execution called off. firm has been formed to provide hazardous Inc. announced Monday that its board of day that it lost $105.4 million in Dec. 31, Coleco lost $98.8 million, tures April 1, but will not make Peter Rodino the prison gafe with a group of five mer, who was inaugurated earlier in lent Rea- It was a return to the stance Felde waste incineration services. directors has rejected the revised unsolicited 1987 and planned to announce a or $5.69 a share, compared with a that payment. Richard Nixon, other supporters of "victim s’ rights,” the day, also did not stop it. own solid yielded Monday to calls from minority ANGOLA, La. — A Vietnam veteran took at his trial, when the jury found John Scott, head of Incinatrol Inc. here, says offer from Southdown Inc. because it is restructuring plan by the end of loss of $110.6 million, or $6.48 a If the owners of the debentures including some relatives of murder Bill Quigley, one of Felde’s lawyers, this week. eout win constituents who want one of their own to who said his years of bloody combat victims. him guilty and he told them to execute the firm will design and build facilities based on “ inadquate and not in the best interests” of share, in the last period of 1986. accept the proposed exchange, it sday. said he thought Roemer would post­ him to prevent more killing. But if all parties to the Coleco reported sales of $69 represent them. left him unable to tell right from "Justice is being done tonight. I technology proven on a commercial scale in Moore McCormack. would reduce some of Coleco’s ms have pone the execution until he could He aiready had been convicted in restructuring do no agree to the million in the last quarter of 1987, Rodino, 78. one of the most senior members of wrong was executed in the electric hate it took 10 years,” said Sgt. Glenn Bartlesville, Okla. On March 10, a subsidiary of Houston-based interest expenses and convert ole cam- chair early today for shooting a rookie appoint a new pardon board to Maryiand of manslaughter and was In plan, “ the company could find compared with $73.7 million for some debt into positive ownership the House and chairman of its powerful Ramsey, a friend of Felde’s murder consider the case. “ The Oklahoma incincerator was the first to amended its offer and proposed to purchase all The wily policeman in the back three times. Shreveport because he had escaped itself in reorganization,” said the same period in 1986. interest In the company. Judiciary Committee, issued a statement saying victim, Shreveport Officer Glen The outgoing pardon board rejected get an operating permit under the Federal of Moore McCormack’s outstanding shares of loath to ’’You can kill the messenger but you from a work-release program there. Morton E. Handel, Coleco’s exec­ fihort-torm bank debt in­ “ The company needs to get out he would step aside in January. Tompkins. Felde’s appeal less than two weeks Resource Conservation and Recovery Act'and common stock at $35 per share, or a total of I had a can’t kill the message,” Wayne “ All I can advise you all is to give utive vice president for corporate creased from $90.7 million in 1986 from underneath its significant The execution, Louisiana’s 16th ago. Quigley argued that Roemer has destroyed more than 4 million pounds of $441.5million. In February, Southdown had lines of Robert Felde, 38, said in a cryptic, me the death penalty in this case.... or development. to $142.1 million in 1987. Overall, debt load to obtain profitibility. Arm y tanks use uranium since it resumed capital punishment should not stand on that ruling since it hazardous waste in an environmentally offered $31 per share, or $391 million, for Moore le aides two-sentence final statement. other deaths will result,” he said, The company had sales of Coleco paid $59.6 million in The company needs to take steps in 1983 and one of two scheduled for came from a board scarred earlier by acceptable process,” Scott said. . McCormack. "Sooner or later, you have to describing himself as a walking time $504.5 million in 1987, compared interest during 1987 — or nearly to ensure its survival,” said Gary WASHINGTON — The Army has secretly today, came after Felde’s lawyers a pardon-selling scandal that sent the tary Bill acknowledge it for what it means, not bomb. with $500.7 million in 1986. The 12 percent of the year’s sales — Jacobson, an analyst with Kidder devised a new armor plating for its main battle failed on two fronts to win last-minute board chairman to jail. > run the for what you want it to mean.” He changed his mind, however, and yearly loss of $105.4 million was compared with $42.7 million in Peabody & Co. in New York City. tank that combines uranium with steel to postponements. The U.S. Supreme Warden Hilton Butler said Felde that was As Felde died, three policemen helped in his appeals as he fought to equivalent to $6.08 a share. In 1986. In a letter to stockholders, produce an almost impenetrable skin, military Court ruled 7-2 late Monday to let the told him as the hour grew near that he stay alive. 1986, Coleco lost $111.2 million, or Nearly $40 million of the 1987 officials say. Greenberg said the company has has been Treasury notes a good choice $6.52 a share. interest was due to the $300 taken cost-cutting steps, reduc­ years,” “ We’re talking about something so good the Coleco’s net worth, or stock­ millibn in subordinated deben­ ing staff by more than 300 people, experts think it will take the Russians almost a holder equity, was a negative tures Coleco has outstanding. QUESTION: ment. Your local bank does not or nearly 25 percent, since sh cam- decade to catch up,” said one official who spoke Panama public employees demand pay |I am a blue­ $84.3 million for 1987. The com­ Handel said the company will November, and paring 1988 oper­ receive your money until the T ind hard only on condition of anonymity. pany had ended 1986 with a propose to replace those deben­ -collar worker bill matures. Even then, your ating costs by about $70 million, >wa loss, negative net worth of $7.7million. tures with a combination of or 25 percent. By Eloy O Aguilar ; in my early 50s local bank won’t get all that impaign Investors’ No Afghan breakthrough yet The Associated Press and in the pro­ money — if you roll over the T bill expecta­ cess of losing to buy a new T bill. In that case, nt Hamp- GENEVA — The Afghanistan peace talks G uide PANAMA CITY, Panama — Riot my job. I would only the discount — the difference said the tx today reached a Soviet-set target date for their police used tear gas a nd truncheons to like to invest between the face amount of the Id have William A. Doyle conclusion, with officials apparently still short disperse hundreds of public school $75,000 to new T bill and the lower price at it would of a final breakthrough despite nearly six years teachers who blocked traffic in |$100,000 in which you buy it — will go to your )is own at the negotiating table. Panama City and demanded their [ something safe bank. Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev named wages from the cash-strapped mil­ ' for life that is March 15 as the date a peace package should be itary government. backed by the federal govern­ package detailing the “ Treasury signed by Soviet-backed Afghanistan and The violence, which occurred Mon­ ment from which I would receive Direct” system for buying and QUESTION: I buy Treasury 5 Pakistan, which represents Afghan guerrilla day outside the Ministry of Education, interest every month. owning Treasury securities. 5 bills amounting to more than was the first time in nine months of Although I am nut knowledgea­ Certificates no longer are groups, if Moscow was to start bringing home its $100,000 through my local bank — continuing civil disturbances in Pa­ ble about investments. Series issued for Treasury bills, notes troops in mid-May. not through the ’Treasury Direct nama that a disturbance occurred in HH, U.S. Savings Bonds, and U.S. and bonds. Instead, after you Both sides have hinted they do not consider the system. When a T bill matures, the central business district of the ’Treasury notes come to mind. make a purchase, you receive a date a binding deadline after which Moscow the money is credited to my capital. Which would you suggest? statement. Interest payments would reconsider its offer, but Gorbachev’s account. Several days later, when In Colon, 50 miles north of Panama from Treasury notes or bonds, statement is seen as having put psychological the bank buys a new T bill for me. City, teachers demanding to be paid ANSWER: HH bonds no longer “ discounts” on the purchase of pressure on the talks. my account is debited. temporarily blocked a major highway can be purchased for cash. HHs Treasury bills and proceeds from leading into the city on Monday. have been available only in redemption of those securities Suppose the bank goes belly up in between. Could I lose the i - 1 Abuse case goes to trial Pro-government gangs demanding exchange for Series E and EE are sent electronically to your free food for government workers bonds and U.S. Savings Notes account at a bank you specify. amount above $100,000? SALYERSVILLE, Ky. — The first case of 23 reportedly attacked two super­ since November 1982. coumy residents charged with physically or markets, injuring five employees, one Treasury notes would be a good sexu^ly abusing their children or young seriously. choice. They meet your criterion QUESTION: As an investor in ANSWER: You might because T t ■ / J Shoes relatives has come to trial, amid fears that The government on Monday began of safety. Because they are U.S. Treasury bills I am con­ Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. impartial jurors might be in short supply. selling sacks of food, called “ dignity backed by the full faith and credit cerned about the Treasury Direct coverage stops at $100,000 per Jury selection was scheduled to begin today in bags,” to unpaid workers. Some of our federal government, you system. I currently have $115,000 depositor. You can avoid that Magoffin County Circuit Court for a 33-year-old schoolteachers, telephone company know you will receive the interest in T bills. What happens if I buy a worry by switching to the Treas­ woman accused of using lighted cigarettes to and more than 1,000 dock workers payments and that the notes will 26-week T bill in that amount and ury Direct system. torture her three boys, ages 5, 8 and 10. demanded cash and struck to rein­ be paid off at face value when the local bank to which I have Five trials have been scheduled through force their demand. they mature. ’Treasury notes directed the money be sent fails mid-June in this eastern Kentucky coal mining Isaac Rodriquez, head of the come with maturities of two to 10 between the time of my purchase William A. Doyle, a syndicated county for 12 of the defendants, and the Electrical Workers Federation, said years and pay interest and the T bill’s maturity? Am I columnist, welcomes written fully protected? remaining cases could come to trial later this on Monday that his members agreed AP photo semiannually. questions, but he can provide year. to continue working after being You could buy $15,000 of Treas­ answers only through the column. ANGRY TEACH ER S — Secondary school ANSWER: Absolutely. Your The first defendant scheduled for trial, Margie promised their pay ’’in a few days.” business district to protest nonpayment of their ury notes every month or six Write to Doyle In care of the teachers confront riot police in Panama City account in the Treasury Direct Back of the mountain hollow of Seitz, is charged But he indicated the electrical salaries. months. Then, you could keep Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, I reinvesting your money or rolling system is with the federal govern- Manchester 06040. with three counts of first-degree criminal abuse. workers would strike if the state-run Monday after they gathered in the central over each note as it comes due She was not charged with sexual abuse. utility company does not make good on the promise, and there appeared to and buy a new note. the Ministry of Education in Panama police blocked their way and they be little hope it would. the area. City on Monday morning, blocking spread out throughout the central ’Try two-year Treasury notes. Israel Imposes curfew A strike by those employees could More than 1,000 dockworkers B o o t s traffic and chanting, "W e want our commercial district. There, they That way, your money won’t be threaten electrical service to homes, walked off their jobs at ports in Colon JERUSALEM — Israel imposed a nightly pay," “ Books yes, arms no,” and began littering the streets in a square tied up for a long time and. if you W businesses and industry throughout a and in Panama City, the entrances to REFINANCE? curfew on more than 600,000 Arabs in the entire “ Justice, justice, justice.” mile area with garbage and other need $15,000, you can get it out nation already crippled by a shortage the the 50-mile-long Panama Canal j / As riot police began dispersing debris, often setting the makeshift when a note matures. Gaza Strip and reportedly sealed off entrances of U.S. dollars, Panama's official that links the Pacific and Atlantic to the occupied territory after about 300 Arab them with tear gas and truncheons, barricades afire. oceans. Two-year Treasury notes have 9 currency. Now May Be The Time policemen in Gaza said they would resign. the chants changed to "Noriega must As the protest spread, other Pana­ Alberto Soto, administrator of the been yielding approximately 7.1 (Values In another development, the United go” — a reference to Panama’s The army on Monday also closed one of the manians joined in and soldiers were Balboa Port in Panama City, said the percent recently. By following If you are thinking about refinancing your home, States sent an additional 100 military military strongman, Gen. Manuel West Bank’s largest fruit and vegetable markets called out to help police restore order. action would, not slow down shipping the staggered schedule of note call our mortgage experts. Interest rates are as personnel to beef up security around Antonio Noriega. Businessmen quickly clanged down purchases suggested above, Cbildron as Israel tightened economic sanctions in the the Panama Canal. through the vital waterway, which j m The teachers then began a march the metal shutters In front of their you’ll get about $532.50 interest low now as in the 1970’s. Excellent mortgage pro­ occupied lands. About 600 teachers gathered outside normally handles about 30 ships a toward the Presidential palace, but stores and shops as pedestrians fled monthly. grams and rates are available. Elsewhere in the West Bank, Israeli soldiers day. on Monday shot and wounded 11 Palestinians, Did you know . . . QUESTION: Can I buy U.S. hospital officials said. A 3-year-old girl was shot • A 3% lower mortgage can save $310 on in the eye with a rubber bullet, and five Israelis Treasury securities directly from were injured by stones thrown by Arabs. U.S. hints at shift on Noriega indictments the government, thereby avoid­ monthly payments. ing the commissions, services • It is possible to borrow up to 90% of By George Gedda Administration spokesmen were fees and/or other charges levied Spanish government to grant asylum under way. the etquity in your home. Defense on offensive The Associated Press unusually circumspect Monday when to Noriega. by brokers, banks and other asked whether there had been any agents? NEW YORK — Four men expected to be key B You can get all the information ^ you WASHINGTON The Reagan change from the government’s initial Spain has said it would be willing to But other officials, insisting on prosecution witnesses at the racketeering trial administration is looking at ways that receive Noriega provided he asks for anonymity, said a high-level meeting need right over the phone for free. intention last month to follow through ANSWER: Sure. The ’Treasury of ftep. Mario Biaggi tried to offer a $200,000 Panamanian strongman Manuel An­ asylum and the United States does not was held Monday at the State on the indictments regardless of the Department sells Treasury bills, Now may be the right time to refinance your bribe to Attorney General Edwin Meese III tonio Noriega might be ailowed to circumstances. seek his extradition. Department to discuss that issue. notes and bonds through auc­ mortgage. Call us to find out how much you can through a middleman, Blaggl’s lawyer claims. leave Panama for a third country The administration is worried that The sources said Justice Depart­ tions. You can buy by submitting The four ex-Wedtech Corp. officials without having to face extradition to As long as Noriega remains in save on your monthly payments. dismissal of the charges could pro­ Pana'ma, there is no legal way the ment officiais will be briefed later in a “ tender” (bid) to the’Treasury ’corrupted an entire administration — this the United States on drug charges. duce a political outcry because of United States can extradite him. But the week on the meeting. Until now, or your district Federal Reserve administration,” Biaggi lawyer James LaRossa Some officials see that as a key to Noriega’s reputation, outiined in the virtually all the other countries in the Justice Department has strongly Bank or branch. There are 12 encouraging a quick departure by said in his opening statement to the jury indictments, as a key figure in an which Noriega is beiieved interested opposed any move to drop the Federal Reserve Banks and 25 Store Monday. Noriega,, whom the United States is international drug smuggling conspi­ in seeking asyium have treaties that iMictments. branches. Your local bank can A S b o * trying to force out of Panama. A Justice Department official denied the bribe racy. But some analysts believe that wouid make him vulnerable to U.S. give you the address of the Fed siRMnni .E very*^^^ allegation as “ preposterous.” There were a number of signs dismissal of the indictments would White House spokesman Marlin laoRToaot cowaowATiow extradition. Fitzwater declined to comment when bank or branch serving your Attorneys for Biaggi, D-N.Y,, and his six MondaV that the administration was quickly solve Panaipa’scrisis, nowin asked if the indictments against area. Salt Hours! co-defendants completed their opening reassessing its position but it was not its third week. State Department spokesman Cha­ 6 4 4 - 9 1 9 4 Noriega would be withdrawn. Write the appropriate Fed bank Wednesday thru Friday 9:30am-9 pm •Saturday Warn-6 jm • Sunday 12 - 5pm remarks, paving the way for the first witness to clear whether the withdrawal of The indictment issue has come to a rles Redman called the Spanish or branch and you will receive locaUoui take the stand today in U.S. District Court. federal drug smuggling indictments head because of the escalating initiative “ praiseworthy” but refused “ Whatever arrangem ents he against Noriega was among the financial crisis in Panama combined to discuss whether a policy reassess­ tender forms, literature explain­ ‘WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS” Manchester M u u k , 362 West Middle lUmpIhe, rear o f store, basement level. makes with another country are his ing Treasury securities and a options. with a conditional offer from the ment concerning extradition was business,” Fitzwater said. 9M — » iHaiirliralrr Hrralil i IN B R IE F I Small-busihess raps Weicker By Lee Roderick Section 2, Page 11 to have, small businesses ^i)>vide Schools request - Scripps League Newspapers Small Business Committee. Accomp­ business bills during the current health insurance for their workers SPORTS lishments he cites during his tenure as Congress: parental leave and high- Tuesday, March 15,1988 ny Is OK'd by Weiss "the final straw.” He added; “ It is a' The head of the nation's largest chairman from 1981-85 include win­ risk disease notification. mockery of representative govern- ‘ ning full, standing status for the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss will orgaidzation representing small and “ If these bills become law, they will ment to have an outspoken opponent committee in the Senate structure and recommend to the town Board of Directors independent businesses today called seriously endanger the American I provide of small business serving in a key establishing Small Business Advisory that the Board of Education receive its total on S » . Lowell Welcker, R-Oonn., to leadership position on this important entrepreneurial spirit and undermine ch com- resign his seat on the ^ n a te Small Councils in Connecticut and a segment of our economy which has budget request of $36,897,887. committee.” Washington. idustries Business Committee. created more than three-fourths of all and our Assistant Town Manager Steven Werbner Welcker, In response, noted he MHS looking for berth in LL title game In a speech prepared for delivery in announced the decision in a letter dated fought to save the federal small Welcker also cited initiating hear­ new Jobs in this decade,” said Sloan. lanadian Hartford to leaders of seven area ByBv Jim TI«rn#VTierney ni-...... yesterday and sent to board chairman business administration from the ings to investigate the liability insu­ He said Weicker voted to support Phil Howard and 5-7 senior •ote. 7’ chambers of commerce. John Sloan, Manchester Herald Richard W. Dyer. Reagan administration’s budget'ax, rance crisis facing small business and NFIB’s positions in favor of small DIRECTIONS TO QUINNI­ Roosevelt Smith. Norwalk elimi­ specific president of the National Federation while the NFIB supported the White authoring legislation requiring the business 40 percent last year, 56 PIAC nated Manchester in the 1981 LL s to be- Werbner said that Weiss based his decision of Independent Business, said HAMDEN — The Class LL House. president to reconvene the White percent during the previous Congress, Take 1-91 South to Exit 10. Go to quarterfinals, 71-65. t include on an increase in the per student tax, which Weicker’s “ Record of opposition to quarterfinal victory by Manches­ “ This is high praise, coming from a House conference on small business. and 40 percent in the Congress before the end of the exit and take a right Indian junior Paris Oates has machin- will reach $239, and an increase in state aid to business, especially small business, is ter High School (20-3) over man who worked with the administra­ that. onto Whitney Avenue. Go about been the main man for Manches­ [>recious Manchester schools. State aid will increase growing consistently worse.” But NFIB dislikes other parts of Danbury High School last Friday tion to eliminate the small business 1-2 miles and there will be a sign ter throughout the tourney. He from $11.7 million to more than $14.2 million. The NFIB claims 4,900 members in Weicker’s record. Specifically, in “ Senator Weicker’s resignation night at Crosby High School in administration,” said Weicker. on the right for Quinnipiac has totaled 61 points and 43 5 billion Also, Weiss will recommend that $60,000 be Connecticut and 500,000 nationwide. addition to the health insurance from this committee would be in the Waterbury has to rank as one of The senator is former chairman and rebounds in the last three games. I in 1986. included in the capital budget for the removal Sloan called Weicker’s recent vote legislation, Sloan said Welcker has best interests of small business and the greatest wins recorded by the College/Sleeping Giant State currently ranking Republican on the Six-foot-2 junior Jason Goddard 5 billion and replacement of oil storage tanks at co-sponsored two other anti-small the nation’s economy,” said Sloan. Indians in recent history. Park. There will be a motel on the left side of the road. Make a right 1. Highland Park and Washington schools. All of the drama wascapsulized (19.5 points. 10 rebounds), who set and the college is down road a the single-season scoring record state in The directors are scheduled to vote on the in junior Cory Goldston’s length- short distance. during the Danbury game (413 having a of-the-court driving layup with budget in May. Jackson sees points), 6-3 senior Mott Vaughn ada. At one second left in regulation (15 points, seven assists) and 6-1 ectrum, —Vhich resulted in a three-point art from Manchester Coach Frank Kinel junior Calvin Meggett (12 points) Going to U.S.S.R. play and the 66-65 win for said. “ We made the quarters last lie what are the other keys for the Indians. ‘a good day’ Manchester. year and that’s nice. But to make Six Manchester High School students will "W e know they (Manchester) [1. IVI Tonight at 8:15 at Quinnipiac tour the Soviet Union after receiving approval the final four and be one step are a good team. We have a lot of e region \ College in Hamden, the fifth- Continued frontpage 1 away from the championship is respect for them,” Barry said. Canada. from the Manchester Board of Education. ranked Indians will clash with something special. It’s something “ They have great balance and >odsand Two sophomores, a junior, and three seniors second-ranked Norwalk High that hasn’t been done here in a are very well-coached.” 4bimon will tour the Soviet Union and Denmark As If to emphasize his determination to fight on. School (21-3) in a LL semifinal long time.” during their trip from June 24-July 3. Dole was flying to Wisconsin and Connecticut to Kinel, likewise, respects the matchup. This is Manchester’s Manchester advanced to the Bears. Stephen Armstrong. Manchester High campaign in two of the states that follow Illinois. first trip to the semifinals since semifinals with wins over Fermi “ Norwalk is very impressive,” School social studies teacher, will be the Sen. Paul Simon said, “ I will win” his home 1956 when it beat Bulkeley High High of Enfield (67-49), Hall High he said. “ They have two g o ^ chaperone. He received approval for the trip state’s Democratic primary, and conceded second before bowing to Weaver High in A of West Hartford (78-70) and the guards with excellent quickness, 9 from the school board at the board’s Monday place in either the popular vote or the delegate the state final. big win over Danbury. Mean­ a big man who can play and a 6-3 meeting held at the high school. contest would not be good enough. The only state basketball while, the Norwalk Bears, under shooter who is outstanding. It just The cost of the trip will be $1,355 per student, Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis said he has championship ever garnered by the guidance of 12th-year Coach s made “ significant gains” in his effort to finish seems like they have all the which will be paid by the students, Armstrong the Indians was the 1938 team Ray Barry, advanced with wins pieces that are needed.” said. This is the third time Armstrong has ahead of at least one of the state’s two favorite-son which also went on to win the New lentures candidates. over Hamden (100-79), Bridge­ Despite Norwalk’s high- taken students to the Soviet Union, he said. England Championship. As irony port Central (78-59) and Weaver ble into An ABC News-Washington Post poll done scoring affairs, Barry says his The students’ itinerary includes visiting would have it, if Manchester High of Hartford (88-81). Norwalk Saturday and Sunday suggested Simon had the club doesn’t like those types of Copenhagen, Moscow, and Leningrad. advances to Saturday’s LL state won the LL title in 1982. ;enberg support of 39 percent of 328 likely Democratic games. "We like to keep the score million final at Central Connecticut State "The Bears, a member of the in the 60s.” voters, with Jackson at 34 percent. Simon’s lead was University’s Kaiser Hall at noon, deben- Fairfield County Interscholastic Kinel would definitely like to No new arson leads within the poll’s 6-point margin of error. Dukakis it would be 50 years to the day Athletic Conference, are led by )t make . trailed with 17 percent. see a game in the 60s Newington police still have not determined since Manchester won the New 6-foot-8 senior center Todd Hol­ Between 2.5 million and 3 million voters were England title. “ The 60s would be fine,” he entures why a Manchester man set fire to a Berlin land (17 points per game, 9 said. “ The two teams are too expected to turn out for the primary on a wintry day. AP photo Bulkeley High of Hartford and Rsginald PInto/MinohMtar Harald ange, it Turnpike motel room in Newington Thursday, rebounds). 6-3 senior forward high-powered to ha ve the score be Kel Hudson, associate director of the state Board of MONKEY BARS — Colossus, reputed to Holy Cross of Waterbury meet in DRIVING THE MIDDLE — Manchester's ^leco’s said Sgt. Jeffrey Merwin. captivity, surveys his new surroundings Shawn Maharaj (18 points per much lower than that. We’re position defensively. Oates and com­ Elections, said that would represent 46 percent to 48 the other semifinal. gam e), and 5-8 senior guard Todd convert Luis Carlos Chaverri, 32, of 57 Oak St., be the largest lowland gorilla In at The Zoo in Gulf Breeze, Fla. going to have to contain the big Paris Oates has the basketball and looks pany take on Norwalk High tonight at percent of the registered voters. “ It (the Danbury win) was a Cogdell (15 points a gam e). Other nership claimed he set fire to the Carrier’s Motor kid to some degree and handle for manuevering room as Danbury’s 8:15 at Quinnipiac College in Hamden In Illinois does not ha.ve party registration so voters very big win for the program.” Norwalk starters are 6-5 senior Lodge to summon police because he thought could choose a Democratic or Republican ballot at their pressure.” Vonsell Johnson (35) moves into a state Class LL semifinal clash. i get out someone was trying to kill h,im. However, their polling place. nificant Ape adjusts to his new home Newington police have been unable to Simon was casting his ballot today in Makanda, tibility. substantiate the claim. Merwin said. his hometown in southern Illinois. Jackson was ce steps GULF BREEZE, Fla. (AP) — Colossus, a voting at a South Side church in Chicago. The ape was flown on a DC-3 piloted by Stan id Gary 502-pound ape reputed to be the largest lowland Brock of the “ Wild Kingdom” television show to Unselfish Elliott, Kerr named to All-America team At stake in today’s voting were 82 Republican and Kidder Plumbing business sold gorilla In captivity, was adjusting well to his new 113 Democratic delegates. Another 10 GOP Pensacola and then trucked to The Zoo on By Jim O'Connell such high caliber has not been a rk City, home in a private zoo after moving from New Monday. Joining Elliott on the first ” I think he’s had a )>lienomonal delegates will be chosen at the party state The Associated Press problem. since Freeman Williams of Por­ plays defensively to turn games lolders, Willard B. Dickenson who has operated a Hampshire, his keepers said. team, which was selected by a year considering we’^ had so Moving pads were put around and inside “ The biggest thing is they’re all tland State averaged 38.8 in 1977. around. He shut down a lot of siny has plumbing, heating, and air conditioning convention in June. Sixty additional Democratic “ He’s doing wonderfully,” said Pat Quinn, 20-member panel of sportswri- many problems this year, and it’s Colossus’ packing crate to keep him warm during NEW YORK — Arizona Coach so completely unselfish. They He’s also the first player to score great players.” reduc- business in Manchester for 35 years, has sold delegates will be allocated to candidates in the same director of The Zoo. “ He’s eating well, ters from the A P and its member added extra responsibility to proportion as they won delegates in the primary, the trip, Quinn said. He developed an attachment Lute Olson sees a lesson for don’t care who scores,” Olson 1.000 points in a season since Reid enjoyed a solid sophomore people, the business. W. B. Dickenson Plumbing and vocalizing, a lot of chest pounding and stomping for the blankets, taking a pair with him to his new newspapers, were seniors Danny Danny, and he's done a tremend­ Williams 11 years ago. and 15 more elected and party officials will become on his bed.” basketball teams in his having a said after learning the two Manning of Kansas. Hersey Haw­ season. The 6-9 forward averaged since Heating Contractors, to Raymond McLaugh­ home in two adjoining cages, or bedrooms as player on both the first and ous job,” Kansas Coach Larry “ He’s the consumate collegiate 17.9 points and 8.7 rebounds while lin of Avon. super delegates to the Democratic convention. The 20-year-old gorilla was moved Sunday players from his second-ranked kins of Bradley and Gary Grant of 18 oper- Quinn prefers to call them. second All-America teams. Brown said. “ It’s an honor to be a player because he has an absolute shooting 61 percent from the field. The latest Associated Press delegate count gave night from Hudson, N.H., where he had been Wildcats were chosen. "Individ­ Michigan and sophomore for­ nillion, Dickenson, who lives in Bolton, said he plans “ He’s got those blankets with him all the Junior forward Sean Elliott repeat choice and that doesn’t great demeanor for the game and Bush 705, Dole 165 and Robertson 17 GOP convention ual honors are the least of their ward J.R. Reid of North Carolina. “ He had an excellent year and to spend his time pursuing his hobby of purchased from Benson’s Animal Park when It time,” Quinn said, adding that no one has was named to the first team on happen too often.” has seen every type of defense delegates, out of the 1,139 needed for the went out of business. concern but it’s interesting to see Elliott averaged 19 points and has improved in all areas of his making furniture and wooden toys in the volunteered to try to take them away. Monday and senior guard Steve thrown at him and he’s unflappa­ nomination. On the Democratic side, Dukakis had individual honors go with teams 5 8 rebounds for the Wildcats who Brown said Manning would be game from last season,” North workshop on the second floor of his plumbing Kerr was on the second team. ble. yet remarkably consistent, 462.5, Jackson 423.55, Gore 352.8, Gephardt 145 and that perform well and it’s a great were ranked No. 1 for six weeks missed at Kansas for reasons Carolina Coach Dean Smith said. shop at 77 Hilliard St.* in the former Bon Ami Olson said having two players of inasmuch as he’s averaging 36 Simon 35.5. There are 275.65 uncommitted Demo­ lesson for teams to learn.” this season. other than his basketball ability. "Defenses on him have changed a complex. cratic delegates. ” I don’t think it’s possible to points,” Bradley Coach Stan "To me I can’t imagine a player Albeck said of Hawkins. “ The great deal from last season and Dickenson sold the business and equipment Democratic Chairman Paul Kirk suggested New subdivision pians submitted who could have done more for his replace a player like Dannv,” he’s handled that well in doing to operate it. but he and his wife. Mary F. Brown said. ’T m thrilled that we honor is super and well-deserved Monday he would try to rally uncommitted team than what Sean has done for as far as we’re concerned be­ what’s best for the team.” Dickenson, retain ownership of the building. delegates behind whichever candidate leads the Basketball today us,” Olson said. “ We’re sort of a had a chance to coach him and be Dickenson is active in Masonic with him. The next step will be to cause he not only elevated Pittsburgh’s Jerome Lane, who field when the primaries have ended, if none has yet team, with the exception of Sean, himself but our program.” organizations. secured a numerical lock on the nomination. for Birch Mountain Road tract look back, see him play where he was voted to the third team as a of role players and you better Grant averaged 22 points and Dickenson’s nephew and business partner. have one fantastic player to go does in the future, and have sophomore last season. Joined 5 Bv Alex GIrelll Cluster zoning, which permits a step forward unbelieveable pride that we were 6.9 assists this year and led the Kerr on the second team this Eugene M. Dickenson of Vernon, is now Manchester Herald are installed, it will be easier to with them, one who can create Big Ten in steals three consecu­ associated with his wife, Gail Dickenson, in lots with 120 feet of frontage on provide sewer service in the opportunities for himself and his part of it. You don’t replace kids year. Others on the second team U.S. and Israel During a con­ like him, but you benefit from tive seasons. were Temple freshman Mark the operation of the Memory Lane the road and minimum lots of future on Blue Ridge Drive where team. He’s probably the closest New plans for a 148-lot subdivi­ 18,000 square feet. versation with having had him.” “ I think it’s a well-deserved Macon, Duke junior Danny Ferry Countryside Antiuues Center on Route 44 in some septic tanks have failed. thing to Magic Johnson that’s sion off Birch Mountain Road several long­ honor not only because he was and senior Jeff Grayer of Iowa Coventry. Senior Planner Robert Hannon No date has been set yet for a been around for awhile.” Manning, named Big Eight near Case Mountain were submit­ said today that while he has not time followers outstanding this year but he had a State. Eugene Dickenson had been involved in the near deadlock ted to the Planning and Zoning public hearing on the project. The 6-foot-lO Manning, named player of the year as a sophomore tremendous career,” Michigan had a chance to study the plans in of basketball, Herald Angle to the first team for the second The third team was Sherman business for about 30 years. Commission Friday by a devel­ Pierce represents the Mary ► ^ and junior, averaged 22.3 points Coach Bill Frieder said. “ He’s Continued from page 1 detail, it appears to him that all the subject of straight year, managed a fine Douglas of Syracuse, Fennis McLaughlin took over the operation in oper who last year was denied Catherine Development Co. Earl Yost and 8.9 rebounds this season. one of the few players over the the lots measure 25,000 square high scores senior season despite injury and Dembo of Wyoming, Byron Lar­ October but the Dickensons have been helping permission for a 98-lot subdivi­ When he submitted the original Sports Editor Emeritus Hawkins, a 6-3 guard, enters years that was instrumental revisions in the proposal Shultz gave 10 days ago to feet or more. The frontages are came up. both '■•V. kin of Xavier, Ohio, Will Perdue in the transition. sion there. proposal last year, he did so as academic problems that plagued tournament play with a 36.0 offensively and defensively game Israel, Jordan, Syria and Egypt. 120 feet. president of the Derekseth Corp. by individuals the Jayhawks. of Vanderbilt and Michael Smith The new plans call for having scoring average, the highest after game. He made the big So far, the official said, Israel and the Arabs had Under the plan, about 46 acres The PZC denied the Derekseth and teams on of Brigham Young. the houses supplied with city Smoke bomb arrest not rejected the plan, which he called an . of the 180 acre site would be application Aug. 3 after a meeting all levels, in water and connected to the town’s . J improvement over the 1978 Camp David agree­ dedicated to the town as open comparison to Richard J. Arendt Jr., 16, of 149Haystack sewer system. between the developer and the ments that produced a peace treaty between Egypt space. The open space acreage commission at which several games following World War II in count in the "bucket” was never Road, was charged Monday with first degree When the subdivision was pro­ and Israel but failed to resolve the'^lestinian abuts the town-owned Case Moun­ objections to the plans, raised by particular. heard of? Add the fact the teams arson for setting off a smoke bomb last month posed last year, many residents problem. tain preserve. Hannon said the the town planning staff and other Today, one player, and not drilled on ball control and practi­ at Manchester High School, police said. objected to plans for having wells Shamir, who met briefly Monday with Shultz and developer has provided two pe­ town officials were discussed. particularly the Larry Bird-type, cally every basket was the result About 1,700 students and staff members and septic tanks for the subdivi­ Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci, had a busy destrian accesses to the open land One of the concerns then was often scores more points than an of a set play. w6re evacuated from the high school after the sion. Residents also objected to from the subdivision itself. entire team was able to produce How about the era of the schedule today. It began with breakfast with Shultz increased traffic. that there would not be adequate smoke bomb was set off in a second floor at his home, lengthy talks with him at the State Hannon said that having city fire protection without city water. in one full game. standing guard? Each team had The new plans, submitted by bathroom on Feb. 29, police said. The smoke Department and meetings with Treasury Secretary water and a sewer system would Another was that the storm drain One reason for the change is the one, a defensive specialist who Gary L. Pierce of Windsor, call bomb was made of sugar, sulphur and James A. Baker III and congressional leaders. address the environmental con­ size of the basketball. never roamed past mid-court and for 140 lots, 50 more than in the system was not considered potassium, police said. cerns over depleting or polluting adequate. Until 1930, the maximum size of rarely eyer took a shot at the The Israeli leader sees President Reagan on original. The resulting fire was confined to the Wednesday. the ground water supply. The cluster zone will permit the the ball was 32 inches in circum­ basket. The subdivison would be deve­ bathroom, and only a toilet seat was charred, While Shamir promised to keep an open mind in He said that if the subdivision is developer to have the 50 added ference. In 1930, it was reduced to Remember when one desig­ loped under Rural Residence police said. William Howie, a high school the talks, he took a hard line on Israel’s retention of approved and sanitary sewers lots. 31 inches and in 1934 the ball was nated player on each team shot shaved to 30'A inches and since all the foul tries — and under­ I I teacher, tried to put out the fire but suffered the West Bank and Gaza in his speech Monday night. chest pains as a result of smoke inhalation, “ I am astonished at some people’s short 1938 the standard official ball hand? Every basket try was by police said. memory,” Shamir said. “ Did we have peace when measures 30 inches. using two hands. Many citizens iack the Thus, today it doesn’t take a Arendt is scheduled to appear in we did not have these territories? Don’t they Give me basketball as played mathematician to point out that AP photo* Manchester Superior Court Wednesday. He remember that the two most dangerous attempts to today. It’s a far better game than destroy us — in 1948 and in 1967 — were made when the basketball is a full two inches in the “ good old days.” ALL-AMERICA TEAM — (From left) Sean Elliott of has been released on a $1,000 non-surety bond, smaller. North Carolina were named to the All-America team police said. we did not control any of these territories? Do they to understand iRS tax forms Arizona, Gary Grant of Michigan, Hersey Hawkins of Monday. / want us to go back to a situation which would The ball today is also lighter Continued from page 1 Condolences Bradiey, Danny Manning of Kansas and J.R. Reid of inevitably invite another such attempt?” behavior and yet have an overall and the old style ball had visible Assault Is charged “ The low-income taxpayer has laces and was often a little Joe Evankovech, 66, a former 9 negative impact on taxpayer about as much knowledge of how IRS Commissioner Lawrence lop-sided as each leather panel two-time winner of the Club A Waterford man is facing charges in behavior because it is not per­ to obtain abatement of a penalty B. Gibbs and 0. Donaldson was hand-stItched. Championship at the Manchester connection with the assault Sunday of a ceived as fair,” he said. through problems resolution (the Gap pushes U.S. Chapoton, assistant secretary of In 1937, the laceless ball be­ Country Club, died last month in Casey proves solid addition for North Stars 26-year-old Manchester woman, police said. Chapoton rejected allegations IRS’ “ consumer advocate” ) as the treasury for tax policy, came legal and in 1939 the current Matthews. N.C. He was a retired that the IRS is stiffening penalty he or she does of getting to the BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) losing streak. Scott Gintick, 21, was arrested Sunday and molded ball made its first appear­ U.S. Air Force captain. pledged support for the subcom­ enforcement primarily to raise moon,” said Childs. — Goaltender Jon Casey has It was the only game scheduled charged with third-degree burglary, mittee’s investigation into ance and was approved. Seating capacity at the Hart­ further into hole revenue, rather than improve “ Abuses by high-income tax­ become accustomed to short in the NHL. Tonight, it will be third-degree assault, threatening and misuse whether the number of penalties Yearsago, too, it wasn’t as easy ford Civic Center Coliseum for compliance. payers have brought about a stays in the NHL. Calgary at Hartford, Philadel­ Stumbling Whalers of registration, police said. Continued from page l should be reduced and enforce­ to dribble the ball because of the hockey games has been increased “ We certainly hope there’s not plethora of new penalties. Unfor­ When the Minnesota North phia at the New York Rangers, Police said Gintick beat the woman in her ment changed. laces and leather panels. And it from 15,203 to 15,223. Despite any reaction ... by IRS agents in tunately, the low-income tax­ Stars called him up from the Toronto at Quebec, C^hicago at St. face and on her left side early Sunday morning $141.4 billion set in 1986 despite the fact that the Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark., was harder to put the larger ball their up and down season the the field ... that penalties should payer has been caught in this minors for the second time this Louis and Buffalo at Edmonton. host Flames tonight at the woman’s Channing Drive apartment. into the hoop. Whalers have attracted better deficit for the final three months of the year chairman of the subcommittee, be used as means of raising net.” season on March 5, he packed Gintick fled and was later found by police in narrowed slightly. vowed a change. “ We’ve created The diameter of the basket than 95 percent of the coliseum’s Casey, in the Minnesota nets for revenue,” he said. The university used a textbook­ lightly — too lightly. HARTFORD — The Hart­ Coach Larry Pleau, who is the basement of the apartment, police said. The current account covers not only the flow of some sort of a monster here,” he hasn’t changed. It’s still 18 inches seating capacity for home NHL both those games, will stay a bit The University of Akron study grading formula and statistics "Initially I thought it was just ford Whalers, who've seen 7-9 since taking over from Gintick was held on a $20,000 cash bond. He merchandise across the U.S. border but also the said. in circumferance but the old ball games. longer. found that instructions for 1040EZ from the Department of Educa­ going to be one game and then I ’d their lead for the fourth and Jack Evans, has shaken uphis flow of services, primarily investment earnings had a diameter of 10.18 inches and The late Eddie Shore certainly was to appear in Manchester Superior Court He noted IRS statistics that in — the simplest tax form — tion to gauge the reading skill be sent back down,” Casey said. "H e’s been real solid,” Minne­ final playoff spot in the Adams between countries. the current ball has a 9.55 inch deserved the title of “ Iron Man.” lines again and has Captain on Monday. 1987, the agency assessed 27 require an 8.45 grade reading “ I just brought enough sticks for sota Coach Herb Brooks said of Division slip to a single digit, required to understand instruc­ reading. The Hall-of Fame defenseman, Ron Francis penciled In with While the United States has run deficits in million penalties totaling over $14 level, compared with a grade one game.” Casey. "And he’s been acting begin the final 10 games of the tions for filling out tax forms 1040 No matter how you cut the who starred for years with the Kevin Dineen and Lindsay merchandise trade for 16 of the past 17 years, the billion and waived 4 million level of 7.1 for the Wall Street Bad planning. instead of just reacting. His regular season tonight at 7:30 T V theft and 1040EZ, which generally are cake, one must admit that today’s Boston Bruins, played with two Carson for tonight’s game current account was in surplus as recently as 1981 as totaling $4 billion. Journal. Casey started his third game goalkeeping came at a time when at the Civic Center against the simpler than an IRS notice of players, in all categories, are far different teams in two different with Calgary. Pleau said A Hartford man appeared in Manchester Americans’ earnings on overseas investments were Pryor cited one business that The study concluded that the Monday night since being we really needed.” high-scoring Calgary Flames. deficiency. Sufficient skills were better than those of years ago and leagues in the twilight of his Sylvain Turgeon, who has Superior Court on Friday in connection with enough to offset the merchandise deHcits. underpaid employment taxes by 2 penalty system is especially possessed by: brought up from the Kalamazoo, The Flames (41-28-8, 90 missed eight games with a for reasons besides the smaller career. Two first-period goals by Min­ an incident last December in which a color But since that time Americans have handed over cents and was hit with a penalty onerous for lower-income Ameri­ ■ 10.8 percent of blacks. Mich., farm club, kicking out 29of points) lead the Smythe Div­ bruised ankle, will skate on a basketball. Roger Taggart reports Joe nesota right wing Brian Bellows, television was stolen from Caldor of billions of dollars to foreigners in exchange for for $400.29. cans because in many instances 31 shots, as the North Stars and ision and are the top scoring line with Ray Ferraro and ■ 37 percent of Hispanics. Basketball is far more exciting Walchen, the only professional his 36th and 37th of the season, imported goods. With all of that wealth now in Gibbs noted that many of the they are not even aware of the the Montreal Canadiens played to club in the National Hockey Paul MacDermid tonight. Manchester Inc. at Burr Corners on Tolland ■ 11 percent of those with less sport today because of the wrestler to come out of Manches­ gave the North Stars a 2-1 lead foreign hands, the perennial advantage the United levies were enacted by Congress need to comply. than a high school education. a 2-2 tie. League with 340 goals. The Hartford, following to­ Turnpike, police said. changes and most fans are happy ter’s North End, is spry and still going into the final period. States has had in investments has shifted and over the past seven years In an Because Congress has not Montreal. 40-20-11, entered the Whalers (29-34-7, 65 points) in night's game, hits the road for Police said Antonio Roman, 29, took the ■ 22 percent of high school with the high-scoring that has muscular at 78. Waichen is in America has become the world’s largest debtor effort to increase compliance given the IRS sufficient guida nee, graduates. game with a 10-game winning Casey lost his chance for a contrast are dead last with 210 two games this weekend as It television, valued at $220, from the store country. prevailed. frequent conversation with with the tax laws. said Childs, penalties often are ■ 50.2 percent of those with less streak, the longest in the NHL this second consecutive victory when goals. They scored only once visits the Blues in St. Louis without paying for it on Dec. 18. Remember when the ball was former world's heavyweight box­ Being a net debtor means that foreigners now own “ A penalty system that oper­ applied to taxpayers who have than two years of college. season. Minnesota, 18-42-10, with Montreal defenseman Chris (ihe- last weekend in losing twice, Saturday night and the Roman was charged Friday with returned for center jump after ing champion Jack Sharkey who more in U.S. investments than Americans hold in ates based on the wrong princi­ neither the money to hire a the worst record in the league, lios beat him 2; 22 into the third to Montreal (5-0) and Quebec Rangers in New York Sunday first-degree robbery and sixth-degree larceny. ■ 82.8 percent of those with at every basket, the 10-second back- refereed a number of the local foreign investments. America was last a net debtor ples may provide appropriate earned its third point in two period while the Canadiens had a (4-1). evening. lawyer or accountant nor knowl­ least two years of post-secondary court violation and five-second man’s bouts. in 1914. sanctions for some types of edge of how the system works. education. games coming off a seven-game two-man advantage. tm — iHarn.nE.aiB.i\ ng. m esaay. March 15, Bailey goes to work, does job for the Jazz _ m M • • MANCHESTER nciKAia;, HERALD. Tuesday, ’Tuesday, Man March 15. 1988 — i» By The Anocloted Press Red Wings are no longer called 'Dead Things’ missed a shot with eight seconds remaining. Jackson rebounded, Bv Ken ___ . _ . - ...... By Ken Rappoport Demers has used to rebuild Job Karl Malone took an early, NBA Roundup was fouled and made both free would be the best showing for the Islanders, the Red Wings had The Associated Press the Red Wings, who Just two “ Now with Steve gone, his of goals. Now we have a lot of enforced hiatus. Frank Layden, throws with two seconds left. franchise since the powerhouse seven regulars on the sidelines. seasons ago struggled to an success has given everyone confi­ guys scoring goals. Jacques has his coach with the Utah Jazz, did Patrick Ewing led New York years of the 1950’s when Detroit That included Steve Yzerman, UNIONDALE.N.Y.—It wasn’t NHL-worSt record of 17-57-6 dence. He’s brought us all to a let us open up our game a little the same. took charge, which was only with 19 points. Larry Nance had ruled hockey with Gordie Howe. the high-scoring center who has too long ago that the Detroit Red under three different coaches. higher level by playing with him. more.” So Thurl Baiiey went to work. natural with the way he was 24 points — but none in the fourth “ After finishing in the Final been lost for the season with a were Jokingly called “ The Demers, who left the St. Louis We have an excellent hockey club Bailey’s efforts — a career- shooting. quarter — for the Cavaliers, who Four last year we asked our knee injury. Yzerman had 50 Even with Yzerman’s superior ^ a d Things.’’ Coach Jacques Blues under . controversial cir­ and we have learned how to win. season. Demers has been spread­ high 41 points, including a tur- “ I knew ! had the hot hand and lost their ninth straight road players for 85 points this year,” goals before his injury on March We want to win bad. nound Jump shot with seven that last shot felt like it was going game. ..H®!'® ?®® that in a hurry. cumstances, proved to be an Demers said. "And now we’ve got 1. ing the wealth. Few coaches In e He s Just a tremendous motl- instant fix for the Red Wings last “ At the start, we were concen­ the NHL utilize so many talents. in the second I released it,” he 85 with nine games left. It looks seconds left — carried the Jazz to Bullets 112, Spurs 106 vator who gets the most out of his Yzerman’s loss was a big one, trating on defense, checking well a 116-115 victory Monday night said. season. Detroit improved by 38 like we’ll get 90 points, and that’s “ I never built a team around players,” forward Mel Bridgman yet it didn’t derail the surge. The and we got that aspect of our over the Denver Nuggets. Jeff Malone had 36 points and points, best in the NHL, and amazing considering all the injur­ ^ e player or two players,” Adams hit five 3-pointers, tying says of Demers, who has led the Red Wings are 6-0-1 since Yzer­ game down,” Bridgman said. “ If the league mark of at least one Moses Malone 32 as Washington advanced to the Campbell Con­ ies we’ve had.” Demers said. “ We love what Utah won despite the record- Red Wings to the top of the NHL’s man’s injury. you want to win in the long run, handed San Antonio its seventh ference playoff finals. 'The team’s Demers doesn’t like to use Steve has done for us, but there’s setting performance of Denver’s 3-polnter in 23 consecutive games Norris Division. “ Steve’s loss was tremend­ you’ve got to check well. That was set earlier this season by Danny straight loss. injuries as excuses, but few a lot of good hockey players here. Michael Adams, who tried an Bridgman, a late-season acqui­ *^®® **® **®®* M years. ous,” Bridgman said. "H e was in Jacques. The first thing, he The Bullets outscored the Spurs The improvement continues coaches in the NHL have a better We’ve had a lot of injuries lately, NBA high IS 3-point shots, mak­ Ainge of Boston. The attempts sition from New Jersey last year, the running for MVP and having a wanted to make sure that we had ing five. 19-10 over the final 6:58 of the this season, with Detroit on the right. In last Saturday night’s 4-3 but we’re winning because eve­ mark of 13 was set by John Roche has been one of the players tremendous season. He was car­ a strong defensive team first. of Denver in 1982. third period to open an 11-point verge of a 90-point season. That victory over the New York rybody has confidence in “ When our star took an early rying our team. “ Last year, we didn’t score a lot vacation, the other guys had to John Stockton added 24 points lead. The Spurs got within five themselves.” step forward and accept responsi­ and 20 assists for Utah. Alex points in the fourth period, but bility, and we got help all the way English led Denver with 27 point! Steve Colter’s Jump shot ignited a around,’’ said Bailey, a backup 9-3 run that made it 99-88 with five Pistons 109, Kings 97 minutes left. Mets’ Terry Leach fills the bill perfectly forward. “ The game must go on and it was Just one of those things Adrian Dantley scored 19 points to move past George Gervin into Mavs 121, Warriors 101 Bv The Associated Press to lose a player like Karl Malone, team as a non-roster outfielder, Dodgers 3, Red Sox 2; Dodgers 6, 13th place on the NBA’s all-time Mark Aguirre scored 20 points but we’re not dependent on one or hit a two-out, two-run homer in Expos 1: A portion of the Dodgers scoring list with 20,715 as Detroit to lead seven Dallas players in The New York Mets pay Terrv BasebaD News two people. We all had to take up the ninth inning as Chicagoedged stayed home at Vero Beach, Fla., M won a club-record 16th straight double-figures as tbe Mavericks ^ a c h to be a fill-in. He fills the M the slack and we did.” St. Louis. Gallagher’s homer was and nipped Boston when Mike home game. won for the 14th time in their last bill perfectly. Elsewhere. It was Detroit 109, one of three in the game that Marshall singled with the bases The Pistons, winners of 11 of 17 games. Sam Perkins and Roy Leach, who spent 11 years in the Sacramento 97; the New York took him two years before it quit included 34 hits, 19 by the White loaded in the 10th inning. Craig their last 13gamesoverali, began Tarpley, who also had 16 re­ minor leagues, was something of Knicks 104, Cleveland 102; Wa­ hurting. I ’m hoping for a year.” Sox, and three errors by each Shipley led off the inning with a the home winning streak with a bounds, added 18 points each. a savior for the Mets’ starting shington 112, San Antonio 106; He’s also hoping for a repeat of team. single and Gilberto Reyes was hit 97-93 victory over Cleveland on Golden State, losing for the pitching rotation last year. He Dallas 121, Golden State 101, and his results last year — as a starter by a pitch. The runners advanced Jan. 15. The old record of 15 ninth time in 11 games, has was 11-1 after making the team the Los Angeles Lakers 115, New or reliever. With Fernandez Harold Baines also hit one for on Dave Anderson’s groundnut straight was set between Jan. 15 dropped 28 of its last 32 games on only because reliever Roger Jersey 105. sidelined, Leach could slip right Chicago while Tom Pagnozzi and and Darrin Fletcher was walked A and March 4, 1986. the road. McDowell was recovering from back into the rotation. Mike Fitzgerald homered for St. A The loss of Malone, Utah’s top intentionally before Marshall got hernia surgery. Louis. scorer and rebounder, and Knicks 104, Cavaliers 102 Lakers 115, Nets 105 “ Fernandez is hurting pretty his game-winning hit. Layden didn’t matter when Bai­ On Monday, Leach once again bad. He’s got a big knot in his Mark Jackson scored 15 of his Byron Scott scored 21 points The White Sox scored five runs Shipley singled four times in ley took charge. Neither did proved his value as an emergency back.” Manager Davey Johnson 17 points and Bill Cartwright 13 of and Mychal Thompson added 10 said. off starter Greg Mathews in his four at-bats. and Marshall went Adams’ sharpshooting. replacement, Sid Fernandez was his 17 in the second half as New of his 16 points in the fourth two-inning stint, while the Cardi­ 3-for-5, including a double. Bailey scored 16 of his pareer- scratched with back spasms, so York overcame a 15-point deficit quarter. The victory was the Mets S, Reds 4: ’The Mets scored nals countered with six runs off At San Juan, Puerto Rico, high total in the fourth quarter — the 34-year-old right-hander took to win for the 15th time in its last Lakers’ 50th of the season, the three times in the seventh inning, starter Adam Peterson in the first Tracy Woodson homered and 16 of the Jazz’ final 19 points. his place and pitched four strong 16 home games. ninth straight year they have with Bill Almon singling in a run three innings. doubled, driving in three runs. Layden was incensed at Ma­ innings, Leach struck out four With Cleveland leading 76-61 reached that figure. and scoring on John Gibbons’ Woodson homered in the fifth lone’s ejection. and allowed two hits and a run as The rest of the White Sox lost to with four minutes left in the third The lead changed hands 16 double. inning off Neal Heaton and added “ Whatever Karl said he didn’t the Mets beat Cincinnati 5-4. Cincinnati’s Mario Soto and the, Yankees as rookie Roberto quarter, Trent Tucker started a times in the first half before the “ I could run late last year but I Kelly hit a three-run, eighth­ a two-run double in the sixth as deserve getting thrown out of the 14-4 run with the first of his three Lakers opened an 83-70 lead late Leach, both coming off surgery, the Dodgers won the opener in an game.” Layden insisted. “ This is couldn’t pitch,” said Leach, who allowed one run each over four inning home run. Kelly, bidding 3-point goals. Jackson finished it in the third quarter on A.C. set a team record with 10 straight for the center field Job, is hitting annual two-game series to benefit r.-v an absolute disgrace. They’re AP photo innings. with a three-point play and had 11 Green’s slam dunk off a fast victories at the start of the .333. the Roberto Clemente Sports it«r Htrald cheating the fans. I ’m embar­ assists, eight rebounds and four FLOOR FOLLY — Denver guard Michael Eddie Milner and Chris Sabo break. The basket capped a 25-11 game Monday night in Denver. Bailey hit season. "M y knee has still got a City. AP photo rassed and ashamed of what steals for the game. Adams (left) chases after a loose ball as homered for the Reds. Rickey Henderson paced a om­ run highlighted by seven of the winning shot In Utah’s 116-115 little pain to it, but that’s normal Left-hander Fernando Valen­ happened.” The Knicks were leading 102- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s Ifl 13-hit attack, going 3-for-4 with zuela backed Woodson’s effort by CAN’T BELIEVE IT — Toronto Blue Jays' George Bell Utah forward Thurl Bailey watches the victory. recuperation according to my While Sox 12, Cardinals 11; it at BJU he was pleased that Bailey 100 when Cleveland’s Ron Harper points. three runs scored for the Yan­ pitching five scoreless innings. can’t believe he’s called out on strikes during Monday's ball squirt out of his hands during their doctor. Gary Carter told me he Yankees 7, White Sox 4: Dave n In kees, Henderson hit his third Ralph Bryant also homered for had one knee operation where it Gallagher, trying to make the game with Philadelphia in Clearwater, Fla. Toronto won, homer of the spring. Los Angeles. 5-3. Sports In Brief NCAA wrestllng tourney is wide open Lipton missing Bv David Speer r~ And that doesn’t take into prospects of keeping the title are top piayers The Associated Rress straight match, the nation’s long­ account such teams as Penn as good as those of anyone coming est winning streak, in claiming 1 games Robinson named to Big East team State, Arizona State and North­ in here and taking it away.” AMES. Ipwa - r How wide open his third consecutive Big Eight By Fred Goodall a lot of ern Iowa, all given a chance. Iowa State, Penn State and STORRS — University of Connecticut Junior forward Cliff is the chhs^'for the NCAA title. The 22-year-old from Del The Associated Press “ The chances of it leaving Oklahoma State each qualified City. Okla., hasn’t lost a match ihomore Robinson was named to the all-Big East Conference third team it wrestling cMibpionship? Why. (Iowa) this year are as good as was announced Monday. nine wrestlers, Arizona State and since 1986. He has scored 230 K E Y BISCAYNE, Fla. - Or­ ve raged the title might'even leave the they have been in a long time,” Pittsburgh’s Charles Smith out of Harding High in Bridgeport Northern Iowa qualified seven takedowns in his signature single­ ganizers envision the Lipton ds while state of Iowa. Gibbons said. “ I think Iowa and each. Iowa got only six wrestlers leg style while giving up only six. International Players Champion­ he field. n f.! ^ * player of the year while Sean Miller, also of If it does, it will do so for the Iowa State both will be real Pittsburgh, was the conference’s freshman of the year. Gary into the tournament, the lowe.st “ John Smiths don’t come along ships evolving into a Grand Slam first time since 1974. when interested in keeping it here.” ear and Massey of Villanova was defensive player of the year. ever for a Gable-coached Iowa very often,” Seay said. event, but the absence of a Oklahoma won the title. “ It’s probably the most bal­ 8 of his Mark Bryant of Seton Hall, Derrick Coleman and Sherman team. Iowa State has defending na­ number of top players from this Going into this year’s event, anced year we’ve had, that I can ’ North Douglas of Syracuse, Dana Barros of Boston College and Smith Gibbons will be looking to his tional champions in Tim Krieger year’s field is drawing attention Jim Gibbons, coach of defending remember,” Seay said. "It may ith said, were named to the all-Big East first team. brothers for help in repeating. at 150 pounds and Eric Voelker at to the growing pains of the champion Iowa State, figures come down to who’s best pre­ Joe Gibbons is a graduate assist­ anged a top-ranked Oklahoma State is the 190. four-year-old tournament. son and pared mentally.” ant coach for the Cyclones and team to beat, but not by much. Jim Gibbons would not point to n doing Luis Tiant to appear at card show It may also come down to the Jeff Gibbons, who sports a 21-6-3 those weights, or others, as keys "You don’t make major tourna­ Joe Seay, coach of the Cowboys, site of the tournament. It has been record this year, goes for Iowa ments with millions of dollars.” thinks it’s a wide-open event. to winning. EAST HARTFORD — Colorful former Boston Red Sox pitcher held at Iowa State’s home on five State at 134 pounds. “ They are all going to be Yannick Noah said Monday as the me, who And Iowa Coach Dan Gable, Luis Tiant will appear Sunday at the third annual Spring Training occasions, and five times the A big hurdle for Jeff Gibbons, important,” he said. “ To single $2.1-million event began its two- am as a whose teams won nine consecu­ Baseball Card and Sports Collectibles Show at the Ramada Inn in home squad couldn’t win in front who finished third in the Big out any one weight that’s going to week run at the International Joined East Hartford. tive titles before Iowa State of his fans. 5 Eight championships, is John be important right now is impos­ Tennis Center. "It takes atmos­ 5 im this pulled an upset last spring, Tiant is scheduled to sign autographs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in “ I think Oklahoma State proba­ Smith of Oklahoma State. sible because you don’t know phere and tradition. That’s what THERE ARE VOLUNTEERS TO HELP figures the defending champs are id team the hotel’s convention room. Show hours are from 9a.m. to4 p.m. bly has a bit of an edge right Smith, defending 134-pound na­ makes a big tournament.” the team to watch. what the matchups are going to I Mark Admission is $2 for adults, 51 for children and autographs are $4 now,” Gibbons said. "But our tional champion, won his 85th be.” y Ferry apiece. Three of the world’s lop four )f Iowa men’s players and two of the first four women are missing from this MAKE YOUR nXES lESS nuaNG. lerman Miller family is up year’s field. Among the reasons Call the IRS and we’ll direct you to the volunteers nearest you. Fennis U.S. Davis Cup team selected are injuries and illness and. in the case of West Germany’s Boris on Lar- NEW YORK - Newcomers Andre Agassi and Jay Berger will Becker, a dislike for the tourna­ Tax laws have changed this Call your local IRS office today, Perdue p in veterans Ken Flach and Robert Seguso on the U.S. Davis Cup ment facilities. I Smith team that will play Peru next month, the United States Tennis to old tricks again year And tax forms are different. And we’ll direct you to the near- Association announced Monday. Tournament officials have .said So it’s smarter than ever to file est volunteer site. Where plans for a clubhouse are moving who turns 18 in April, will be the second youngest now and file accurately. There By Alan Robinson The only difference between along and that stadium improve you can get the help you American to play Davis Cup. Aaron Krickstein was 17 years and The Associated Press five months when he played against Japan in 1985. the two brothers. Dad Miller ments also are in the works. are trained volunteers who can need to make your “ It’s far from a Grand Slam Agassi, ranked I6th in the world, won the U.S. Indoor says, is, "Ryan is growing up help you figure out your taxes. taxes less taxing. ^ PITTSBURGH — Before he event. You can never get the championship last month. Since then, he has reached the different, he’s in the middle of all won fame as Pitt’s intelligent same atmosphere unless you TCmifinals at Indian Wells, Calif., and the quarterfinals at the hoopla. He’s in the middle of young point guard. Sean Miller have a proper stadium,” said A Public Service ol Internal Orlando, Fla. all the craziness” generated by This Publication 8 Revenue turned down a mini-fortune he Mats Wilander, the top seed and Service Berger, 21, is ranked 55th. The former Clemson player reached Sean’s success. could have made performing his favorite in the absence of Ivan thesemlfinals in Orlando before losing to the eventual champion sleight-of-hand ballhandling wi­ Between his pee-wee team’s Lendl, Stefan E dberg and Flach and Seguso, one of the world’s top doubles teams, are 6-0 zardry around the world. games, watching big brother play Becker. in Davis Cup competition. They have played every U S Davis for a nationally ranked team, his Cup match since 1985. Well, don’t look now, but the “ You don’t have it here,” John Miller family of Beaver his father’s high school games Wilander said after beating Mexi­ Falls, Pa., is up to its old tricks. and his own performances with co’s Leonardo Lavalle 6-3,6-2.7-5 Loob NHL player of week He’s only 9 years old and a third Pitt’s ballhandling troupe, the in a first-round match. “ I think I grader, but Ryan “Archie” Little Panthers, one might think that’s why all of the guys aren’t MONTREAL — Hakan Loob of the Calgary Flames, who had 13 Miller, Sean’s younger brother, is Ryan Miller would quickly burn coming. They’ve been disap­ points in four games — including a team-record-tying six points getting into the act — literally. out on basketball. pointed in the thing.” p one game - was named the NHL Player of the Week Monday Now that Sean has quit per­ Wilander. defeated by Jay for the period ending March 13. “ Naw, he loves it,” Sean said. * photo* forming his one-man basketball “ He probably likes to play even Berger in the second round of last The 27-year-old right wing scored five goals during his show to concentrate on running more than I did. I Just got into the week’s tournament at Orlando, lam productive week, which was capped with a three-goal, the show for eighth-ranked Pitt, drills a little more than he does.” rebounded with a crisp perfor­ three-assist output in Calgary’s 10-4 victory over the Buffalo his little brother is learning the John Miller said that with mance against Lavalle. tricks of the trade. Sabres on March 12. Four other Flames share the record of six Archie, err. Ryan — Mom Barab- Joining him as first-round 9 points in a single game. And, before long, Ryan Miller winners were No. 4 Tim Mayotte, 9 ara Miller dislikes the nickname Just might find himself spinning Loob has collected at least two points in each of his last six — he has been careful not to push No. 6 Noah, and No. 9 Andre games. seven balls at the same time on too much basketball too soon. Agassi. Among the women’s ’The Tonight Show with Johnny first-day winners were ninth- Carson, Just as big brother did as When college coaches used to seeded Barbara Potter, No. 12 Johnson agrees to new two-year pact a 13-year-old in 1983. watch a diminutive Sean Miller Raffaella Reggi of Ital;^. No. 13 "Where Sean would take the perform his ballhandling and Nathalie Tauziat of France and ~ Coach Jimmy Johnson, who led the time when he was young to do all Miami Hurricanes to the national championship last season has trick dribbling stunts at college No. 15 Mary Joe Fernandez. of the drills, Archie would rather Mayotte defeated Sergio Casal 8 agreed to a two-year contract extension taking him through the and pro games, coaching clinics 1992 season, the school said Monday. play. He plays all the time,” said and camps, they’d smile and say, of Spain 7-6, 6-3, 7-5 and Agassi John Miller, the basketball coach Miami President President Edward T. Foote II and Director of “ Yeah, nice, but can he play?” trounced Great Britain’s Jeremy f at Blackhawk High School in Athletics Sam Jankovlch didn’t disclose terms of the contract in But once the 6-foot Sean began Bates 6-2,6-1,6-0. Noah struggled Beaver Falls. A P photo* their announcement. Johnson’s name has consistently surfaced to grow — he’s gained nearly four against Paul Chamberlin, losing / / r "I can’t tell yet if he’s going to MORE MILLER MAGIC — Nlne>year-old Ryan Miller 10 is in nearly all major-college coaching major vacancies and also inches in the last two years — his two of the first three sets before get into it the same way Sean did, (top) twirls a basketball, just like his older brother ('I }] » rom some N F L openings. father was certain the countless coming back to win 2-6. 6-1, 3-6, /7.'1 \ T , )his but he’s the same age Sean was hours of drills, shooting, behind- Pittsburgh freshman guard Sean Miller, Is doing In the 7-8, 6-2. tain when he started and they’re the-back dribbling and play­ bottom photo. Both Millers are sons of a basketball coach " I didn’t play very well.” said vith NFL attendance takes a plunge pretty comparable.” ground games would pay off. father and perform ballhandling tricks. Noah, citing a lack of concentra­ Isay tion and a lengthy layoff from ime PHOENIX, Arlz. — NFL attendance, hurt by the 22-day strike singles play as factors In his W ' ? / / ') said dropped to an average of 54,315 in 1987, the lowest since 1970. perfromance. “ I was much too has Attendance has passed the 60,000-average mark twice in league NFL set to approve Cards’ move to Phoenix relaxed. The first match is h a always difficult for me.” ‘ - 7 >n a Because one week was canceled by the strike, the league By Dave Goldberg II ciiisfer the St. Louis Cardinals to Potter defeated Ronni Reis 6-3, The Associated Press estimated |125 million in debt. situation ciosely.” and played Just 210 games last season, 168 by regular players and 42 Phoenix. Rozelle said that wjiiie the 6-2, Reggi downed Sharon Walsh- by strike replacements. Average paid attendance for the Commissioner Pete Rozelle matter will be watched closely, ’The owners are, however, Pete 6-1.6-3, Tauziat beat Japan’s replacement games, according to league figures, was 32 707 PHOENIX. Arlz. - NFL said Monday that the Patriots nothing will probably be done finaliy expected to approve the Etsuko Inoue 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 and dropping the average to the 17-year low. owners have defused part of a sale would not be discussed at the about the situation by the league move of the Cardinals to Phoenix Fernandez won a night match ’The ten postseason games, including the Super Bowl, drew a potential controversy by tabling v J I sessions that will wind up here this week. despite the last-minute plea of a over Emanuelle Derly of France \ total of 656,977 fans, ah average of 65,698. their decision on what to do about Thursday or Friday, largely 6- 1, 6- 0. the financial problems of the New “ We don’t want to do anything St. Louis civic group to disap­ because the case is being fought to interfere with their efforts to prove it. The item is on the The day was not without upsets. England Patriots. in the Boston courts. The Sullivan Three of seven women’s seeds But they appear all set to sell the team,” Rozelle said. “ But agenda for a session that begin* family that owns the team is an we continue to monitor the today at noon EST. lost first-round matches, includ­ 7 ing No. 7 Lori McNeil. y f A t. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 15. 1988 988 - 13 On-guard Louisville hunts for a third national title MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. March 15, 1988 — 15 Bv Ted AA. Natt Jr. would get four to six points a " I said before the season that FOCUS______The Associated Press game and our opponents’ guards It's 22-10 record kept the things outside, allowing Ellison to by year’s end. this team could be Cardinals out of the national tional Invitational Tournament to were getting 20 to 24.” recapture the sensational form of defend the title it won last season. a lot of LOUISVILLE. Ky. - Louis­ a contender If they made normal rankings, but It was good enough That has changed, dramati­ 1986, when as a freshman he Crum , who has been on the job ques has ville was caught with its guards progress and worked hard, and to win the Metro Conference cally. this year. LaBradford paced the Cardinals to the NCAA since 1972, warns that getting into e a little down a year ago. But the they have,” Crum said. “ We’re regular-season and tournament Smith, a freshman, is averaging title; the N C A A field is only the first Thos© allergy shots are only a long shot Cardinals' backcourt play down playing the best we’ve played all titles. 12.8 points a game, and Keith Crum said Louisville simply step. Advancing through six superior year right now.” “ It crossed everyone’s mind” By the Editors the stretch this season has the Williams, a sophomore, is aver­ learned its lessons as the season games .will require cutting down 1 spread- players thinking they might con­ that another 1987 could happen of Consumer Reports American Medical Association’s PEOPLE aging just under 10. This team, unlike last year’s, progressed, then put them to use on turnovers and turning up the reactions when they are used. aches in tend for the school’s third na­ this year. Junior center Pervis Council on Scientific Affairs recently Just how much difference have has performed like a "typical” when It counted most. intensity. Many extracts, too, have yet to be ' talents. tional basketball championship Ellison said. If you suffer from nasal congestion, Consumer stated that the number of skin tests Unwelcome hiccups CYum’s youngsters made? Last Crum team. If there are lumps to “ Our teaching progression also prbven effective in treatment. Some ) around of the 1980’s. "O u r backs were against the Iw » and a runny nose, you know should rarely exceed 50.” year, Louisville couldn’t qualify be taken, they’ll be absorbed has a lot to do with it. That’s just “ You have to be really fortu­ Reports that are known to work include those M I T C H E L L , ilayers,” "A year ago our guards rarely, wall,” swingman Mike Abram that allergies are nothing to sneeze at. Other dangers of misdiagnosis and for one of the 64 berths available early, but Louisville will be doing the program. That’s the way it’s nate to get there with freshman for Insect stings, ragweed pollen, S.D. — Country re what if ever, held their own against said. But If your doctor prescribes a treatment arise when doctors with in the N CAA Tournament field. the thumping by season’s end. designed,” Crum said. and sophomore guards,” Crum grasses, mountain cedar and dust singer Johnny. It there’s anybody,” Louisville Coach But instead of folding and regimen of shots without first explor­ little or no training in allergies use Crum thinks this year’s team is After falling to 10-8 at midseason, Nine of Louisville’s 10 losses said. "B ut anything can happen don’t really need them? One reason is mites. Cash ended a srs here. Denny Crum said in looking back risking another snub by the ing other avenues of treatment, mail-order laboratories to analyze a among the 15 or so with a realistic a record equal at that point to the were against teams that made the I ’ve seen stranger things than that shots are more profitable than Before resorting to shots, say ;s lately, at last year’s 18-14 team. “ Game NCAA selection committee, TCware. You’ll probably pay about patient’s blood for allergies. The three-city South chance of winning the 1987 team, Louisville has won 12 NCAA Tournament. The other other allergy treatments. Consumer Reports’ medical consul­ use eve- in and game out. our guards Louisville rose to the challenge. that. There are teams that 6400 a year for treatment that will doctors can also purchase extracts to Dakota tour here tournament. of 14 games. was against Southern Missis­ “ When you put a patient on shots, tants, your doctor should first deter­ nce in Smith and Williams opened up haven’t had as good a shot as we provide more relief to the doctor’s use in shot therapy from these with an unwel­ sippi, which returns to the Na- have make it to the Final Four ” you’ve got an annuity for life,” former mine the following; practice than to your allergic laboratories. come non-musical president of the American Academy ■ You’ve had symptoms for at least reactions. When a Consumer Reports reporter sidekick — the of Allergy and Immunology told two years — long enough to indicate a According to many medical ex­ recently had his blood tested for hiccups. Consumer Reports. Patients treated chronic rather than a temporary perts, allergy shots are often over­ allergies by a trio of mail-order labs, "This is an with shots may come in every week or problem. used: they should be considered a last two Identified non-existent food aller- all-time first for month for several years, while those E The symptoms disrupt your life. resort. The most effective way to treat gies and all three missed his allergies They’re severe and persist for several me,” Cash told his SCOREBOARD on drugs come in only once or twice a to trees, ragweed, house dust and an allergy is to avoid what causes it year. “ That reduces m y income weeks or months each year. audience in the When that’s not possible, the next best mold. An erroneous mail-order test ■ Neither avoidance nor medica­ Corn Palace. “ It’s considerably.” he said. Only 20 to 25 result could lead to lengthy, costly and w in , lose K solution is medication, usually antih­ tion is effective. the first time I ’ve « o r - percent of his allergic patients had potentially hazardous treatment. IVI istamines and nasal sprays. During Hockey sholl,24-7,7:35p.m. symptoms severe enough to justify ■ There is evidence that shots will done a show with ECHO Hockey Loulslona, 21-8, at Arkansas the last 10 years, new prescription One potential drawback of allergy work against your particular the hiccups.” Stote,19-l3,8p.m. BasebaD shots. “ The rest can be controlled shots stems from the uncertain 1. 9 !?!!'*®'’' '4-14, at Southern Mississippi, drugs with reduced side effects have very nicely with drugs." allergies. Johnny Cash Cash, who also 18-10,8p.m. enhanced allergy treatment quality of the extracts: many of them NHL standings ..N e w Orleans, 20-10, at Colorado State, Indeed, some doctors go overboard had a recent bout Mils A significantly. lack uniform standards of potency. Articles from the editors of Consu­ with the flu, sipped water during Sunday on skin tests, sometimes performing Other dangers lie in their intrinsic WALES CONFERENCE Wlllington Pizza House mode It to the Exhibition baseball standings Why then are allergy shots pres­ 100 or more in a single visit — a mers Reports appear Tuesdays. afternoon’s performance. He even left the Fotrlck DIvIflen semifinals In the 01 vision 11 tournament SECOND RDUND cribed so often, even for people who nature: Shots contain allergens, so before being eliminated bv West Haven, Monday, March 21 and practice that escalates their fees. The Thursdays and Saturdays in the stage for a short time to try unsuccessfully to W L T 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE there’s always a risk of allergic Manchester Herald. Wm)ilneton 36 28 6 78 246 20S Previously, Wlllington bowed to Tdeiday, March 22 get rid of his hiccups. A M Id-FoIrfleld, 6-2, blonked New Haven, At Comput Sllet Phllodelphia A 35 27 7 77 2S9 253 2-0 and fled Darien, 5-5. ScoH Rickard Ooklond *7 '■4 He and his wife, June Carter Cash, N Y Islonders 33 29 9 75 267 243 Palrlngs,Sltesand Times TB A Toronto 7 4 S i N Y Rangers 30 31 8 260 246 hod five goals, Mike Soderland and Joe performed to the audience of 2,000 for about 68 Hoves two apiece end ScoM Cochran Seattle 6 4 So New Jersey 31 35 5 67 251 277 QUARTERFINALS Kansas City 7 5 two hours. Pittsburgh 29 32 9 67 274 285 one. Cochran, Soderland and Chris Mordi 35 and School’s ‘Freshman Frolic’ /**hlond each had two assists end Cleveland 6 5 Adams Division 9 IStwdav, Morel) 36 York S I :|g v-Montreal 40 20 11 91 264 215 Matt Denis and Todd Hutton one apiece. Palrlngs,Sltesand Times TB A Texas 5 c rdc Dr. Gott Boston 39 26 6 84 267 224 Off the critical list Buftolo n 28 9 75 251 265 Bsginnsr House SEMIFINALS Hartford 29 34 7 Tuesday, March 39 5ff'® " 4 6 .400 Peter Gott, M.D. is too formal for principal 65 210 237 Chicago 4 x Sn Quebec 30 36 464 ^ 245 „ 263 ivhlpped Regal Men's Shop, 8-1. A tN e w Y o ik Minnesota 4 4 ' ^ SAN TA MONICA, Calif. — Doctors removed CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Matt Loppen had three goals, Brian Semifinals, 7p.m. and9 p.m. DEAR singer Dennis pay from the critical list after Norrh Division Beauchomp two and Mike DImeola, Detroit 2 a MM THIRD PLACE ABBY: I am a entitled to enjoy such privileges. he responded to treatment for a head injury he w L T PH OF OA Conor Buckland ond Chad Koetsch one Milwaukee 2 9 1*7 V-Detroit Wednesday, March 30 How do you feel about this? 38 24 9 85 289 235 ®P(®ce for Purdy's. Stan Lewondowskl NATIONAL LEAGUE freshman in suffered last week In a fall at home. v-St. Louis 31 33 6 At New York 68 243 248 and Beachamp had three goals apiece. Semifinal losers, 7p.m. high school. FLUSTERED FRESHMAN His condition was upgraded to serious Chicooo 29 34 7 65 247 278 Kevin Jeon was In goal for Purdy's. Toronto 20 41 10 50 248 302 ^™J?*'** ” ^^2 Coming up in WEST NEWBURY, MASS Monday after surgery Saturday relieved r Regol's a second time, CHAMPIDNSHIP Cnicooo 7 i A.V Minnesota IS 42 10 46 215 300 5-1, Mott Loppen and Beauchomp had Montreal 7 3 S2 June is our Dear Abby swelling of the brain, said Armen Markarian, Smvtlie Division three and two goals, respectively, for WAdnesdoy, March 30 Infection may be v-Caloarv “41 21 " 8 90 340 267 Purdy's. Loppen and Sean Wardwell , At New York HoustonElSfsmn"'’ X^ c Freshman D E A R F L U S T E R E D : I hate to spokesman for St. John’s Hospital. Semifinal winners, 9p.m. Abigail Van Buren V-Edmonton 38 23 9 85 315 249 each hod on assist and Beouchamp Knlck8l04.Cavall6r8l02 New York 6 5 MS Frolic, a for­ rain on your parade, but I can’t V-Winnipeg 31 three. Day. 71, was diagnosed last July as 30 10 72 270 270 Cincinnati 5 c mal dance for believe that the parents of every Los Angeles 26 40 6 58 274 321 BasketbaD CLEVELAND (102) St. Louis 5 5 m suffering from amyotropic lateral sclerosis, Vancouver 21 ^44 .8 50 247 only coincidence 299 HuWiard 1-3 ^2 4, Nance 10-14 4-4 24, All-Amerlcs Team list San Diego 5 6 ^ ninth-graders. iiinth-grader can afford to hire a or Lou Gehrig’s disease, a progressive nerve vJ',o*?’ t ? ‘^ ’?'JJ'°"'*''4^4-412,Ewlno8-17 Toronto 5, Philadelphia 3 infected tooth and I have another sore throat Is this She has also banned the rental of ens for one principal who is Buffalo at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m W L Pet. OB Sean Elliott, lunlor, Arizona Houston 5, Pittsburgh 0 calls for and against her decision. for playing the innocent foil to Benny’s Philadelphia at New York Rangers, Ryan had three assists, Frenette and Boston Gary Grant, 6-3, senior, Michigan just coincidence? tuxedos and full-length gowns. willing fo say, "W hoa!” Arcenos two apiece ond Podulo, Jen­ 44 19 .696 Cartwright 5-8 7-7 17, Tucker 4-10 0-0 11, New York Mets 5, CIncInnotl 4 She explained that by allowing irascible character on television and radio. 7:35 p.m. Woshlngton 27 34 .443 16 Hersey Hawkins, 6-3, senior, Bradley Texm 4, Atlanta 3, 10 Innings This has been allowed in all nifer WIehn, Kyle Melsterllng and Jon New York Newmon 1-11 3-3 5, Toney 01 00 0, Danny Manning, 6-10, senior, Kansas D E A R R E A D E R : Possibly. Infected teeth do not limousines, gowns and tuxedos, Wednesday's Games 27 35 .435 16'/i Donovan OOOOO.Totals 37-9526-28104. Baltimore 5, Detroit 4 Washington at New York Rangers, 7:35 Duperron one each. Lee Skinner had 20 Phllodelphia J.R. Reid, 69,sophomore, North C^irollna previous years. the students who can’t afford D E A R A B B Y: I understand saves In goal both gomes while Chris 3 26 35 .426 17 O ilc y o )^ lf e Sox (ss) 12, St. Louis 11 usually drain; therefore, you are unlikely to have P.m. New Jersey 16 46 ^ .258 27'/j that it is considered rude to talk to Publicizing the struggle Chombers and Jeremv Phllbln ployed Second Team Los Angeles (ss) 3, Boston Z 10 Innings caught a throat infection from your husband’s them will stay home because Taronto at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m well defensively. Central Division New York 10S U2 34” 39—104 C evelond (ss) 1, Milwaukee 0 The majority of our class does someone who is reading a news­ Montreal at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m Detroit 42 20 .677 __ Danny Ferry, 6-10, lunlor, Duke; Jeff dental problem. Nor is the reverse a common they’ll be embarrased to arrive in NEW YORK - • 3-PpInt gools— Curry, Wilkins, Tucker 3 Graver, 6-5, senior, Iowa Stott; Steve ClevHond (ss) 8, Chicago Cubs 6 paper or watching TV . and my Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Atlanta 37 23 .617 4 Son D iego 9, Son Francisco not believe that this is a fair an ordinary car and not dressed Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Kerr, 6-2, sf^or, Arizona; Jerome Lane, - , 4 occurance. However, his infected tooth and your The Rev. Allan Vancouver of Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Squirt A Chlcogo 35 26 .574 6V7 C lw elan dn (Nonce 11), New York 53 6 6 Seattle 9, California 8 decision. We feel that if the as fancy as others. husband says it’s rude to talk at Milwaukee 34 26 .567 lunlor, Pittsburgh; Ntark AAacon, 6-5, sore throat could, in theory, have been caused by Boesak, an anti- 7 (Ewing, Green 10). Assists— Cleveland 29 freshman. Temple S o ^ ls s l'^ r'' Y®"*'®** 2, Chicago White students’ parents are willing to mealtimes. Family Home Remodelers dropped Indlona 30 31 .492 11'/2 exposure to a common infection: for example, you She also says that we will have apartheid leader, NHL result three games In Division 11 state tourna­ Cleveland 30 33 .476 ii'/z ® /3 •’f.'lL,)'?” ’®'’ i^oxwell, Florldo; Darryl Ariz.r 3 p.m. tears off her clothing, hits herself ’til she’s black and walk with me. but he doesn’t like Africa. Rouse, Min (Interference), 8:18; Richer, Golden Stole DALLAS (121) Ml^leton, Baylor; Todd Mitchell, f'®'' runner-up In the 16 47 .262 34'/j C h lc ^ C u b s (ss) vs. Oaklondat Phoenix, to walk. Mon (holding), 9:56; Walter, Mon L.A. Clippers 12 ,, 47 .203 36'/j Agulire 8-14 44 20, Perkins 7-13 44 18, Purdue; Dyron Nix, Tennessee; Daren Anz./ 3 p.pi. blue, throws hatchets at me and pulled a gun on me. ‘‘You cannot (hooking), 13:49; MacLellan, Min (hold­ Division II statetournament,bowing3-2 x rs e v 105 St. Lucie, no., 7:35 p.m. Overtime— None. Penalties— None apiece and Ken Herold, James Lock- ranging from emotional problems to epilepsy Your esak said in an interview in April’s Essence wood and Phil Dakin one each. Lock- _ Tuesday's Games Bowling Oilc®o® White Sox (ss) vs. New York I I Ollier cliildren D E A R S H U T O U T: Good ques­ Shots on goal— Montreal 9-12-9-1—31 wood had tour assists, Dokin, Tolm on, Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:30 o.m. Yonkea at Fort Lauderdale, Flo., 7-35 wife’s problem seems to be the grandaddy of them magazine. MInnesoto KL6-8-2— 26. Boston at Indiana, 7:M p.m. p.m. tion. Why don’t you schedule an Lundberg three each, WIehn, Sean all. I think that she needs a complete physical "Some other people are more convinced by Power-plav Opportunities— AAontreal 1 Allard and Dan Barry two eoch and Cleveland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Oiloppo Cubs (8s) vs. Seattle ot Tempe, ’’appointment” with your non­ of 4; MInnesoto 1 of 5, Sacramento ot Milwaukee, 8:M p.m. Arlz., 9 p.m. examination and referral to a psychiatrist. Percent of Children 14 end reading a book, by meeting someone face to Goolles— Montreal, Roy (26 shots Herold, Mike Russo and Dave Perisho verbal man? I ’m serious. Ask -24 one apiece for D.W. Fish. Tom MItnev LosAnoelesCllppersatHouston,8:30p.m. AARP Although her behavior may have a physical cause. I face, by seeing a play, by seeing a movie. I saves). Minnesota, Casev (31-29). Chore Under Who Help HIM . Perhaps counseling would A— 9,591. was In goal for all games worry that she may have a profound mental Seottle at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Jazz 116, Nuggets 115 202-465, Pat Cleavage bring to the surface the reason believe that if you get all these different Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Brian Los Angeles LakersotPortland,10:Xp.m. 178456, Yolanda Burns 175501, Bert disturbance that needs diagnosis and expert care. audiences, and you speak to them in a medium Bozak, Swed Knox. Bantams Gloss 175191-W, Teddle Lescroort 187, Radio, TV House-cleaning your husband consistently dodges Mary Franclomore 202, Doris Relder Frankly. I ’m surprised that you waited 32 years to that they can understand, then so much the Wednesday's Games UTAH (116) S8% conversing with you Bolton Ice Palace topped Columbia, Mllwoukee at New Jersey, 7:30 p m Molone28084, lovoroni 1-4002, Eaton 18 425. Lottie Kuczynskl get help better.” 5-2, blanked Windsor, 5-0, fell to New New York ot Phllodelphia, 7:M p m '®"'4 3^ 24, Hansen5104617, 1954W, Bea Bagley 187, VI Pulford 506, Milford, 2-1, and topped Centrol Con­ Chlcogo at Woshlngton, 7:30 p.m. 12-277841, Turpin 1-51-23, Kofoed08 Cos Sk®ronskl 200, Phil DuPont 209, TONIGHT D E A R DR. G O T T : I ’ve suffered with unbearable Boesak, 41, is a minister in the Dutch necticut, 4-1, last weekend. Sean M a­ Washing dishes Dek Hockey Los Angeles Clippers at San Antonio, Dick C®ltart 213-532, Paul Desleunes a JL'"- T at Whalers, pain in m y tailbone for 10 or 12 years. Then one D EAR ABBY; You would do well Reformed Church and president of the World lone had three goals. Rod Gray, Jason 8:30 p.m. ^ 4 & » i5vI6''‘’ ” 2^5W, Sam Maltempo 200, Bruno SportsChonnel, W TIC to listen to "Carole R,” I am Ootwav and Brian Wry two apiece and Dallos at Utah, 9 :» p .m . DENVER (lis) Glordona 522, Russ Carpenter 5353, 7:30 p.m. — Flyers at Rongers, ESPN night, my husband rolled over in his sleep, and in Alliance of Reformed Churches. Under South completely turned off with aii your J?h Lange, Jett Grofe, Terry Tobeler, Phoenix ot Golden State, 10:30 p.m English 1524 55 27, Rasmussen 5175218, Andy Lorenzen 501, Howard Miller 506, .2-3pp.m.-Celtlcs®tP®cers, Channel drawing his knee up, hit my tailbone squarely. After Preparing meals ;> ■ . A 52%‘;| Africa’s racially restrictive laws, which Matt piN allo and Tim Shumaker one Paul Venza 518, Russ Smvth 530, Herb wl, W ILI safety tips and "help” columns. I Devils each tor BIP. W ry had three assists, Tedford 520, Leo Bonozelll 520. 10 seconds of agony, there was no more pain. My 37'W) I reserve most power for the white minority, he Tobeler and Shumaker two each and ®' Vincent 18 24 4, C h in n e tT ~ Just like to be entertained. The Monchester Devils defeated the NBA resuHs 243?lls ^''®'” ®"1 rerun of Mom won’t Stay home game. HWP topped Sheffield, Mass., Mitchell 5113413, Nealy 35(M)6, Sundvold £ 2 2 ? * (elected), Utah Illegal NEED SOME EXTRA fortunate, many wives are given a pain in the Fire Prevention Week or "Please 5-3, blanked Enfield B l, 5-0 and white­ 2-7085, Myers 451-29. Totols 45911527106. 10172** '"*"®' tiefense Z ^ tailbone by their husbands, rather than having it God, I ’m only 17,” I will barf. Thank WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Having a washed Enfield B2, 10-0, In earlier you. Rec Hoop tournament games. Corev W ry hod six WASHINGTON (113) relieved.! NEA graphic newborn baby‘won’t keep three-time goals, Mike Morrissey four, Kevin .Jo n e s 0-3 1-2 1, Williams 415 56 13, JERRY IN LONG BEACH Brodeur three, Tim Lentine and Robert M.Malone 515 20-22 32, Colter 47 32 10, Lakers 115, Nets 105 SPENDING ' Grammy-wlnner Deniece Williams from the Skoglund two apiece and Jim Morin, J.A ^ o n e 1423 88 36, Bogues 1-5 08 2, recording studio, her publicist says. Pse Wse Justin Weir and Ty le r Brooks one each. C a t l^ 2 -7 3 M , BOI08080, Johnson37337, NEW JERSEY (185) . 0 . , Williams, 35, who gave birth Saturday, is Alarle2-61-25.Totals35884347112. Hinson M 1-2 13, VKlIllams 411 56 13, y M cC o rm M 516 1-1 19, Bagiev 515 (H) 18, MONEY!! Sexual activity after castration possible planning to record an album next month, Mohonev — Foul Shooting Tourna­ Psa Wss B S " A^!S"'® 35 35 33 33-106 ment — 1st ploce: Mott Howrovd; 2nd WasMngteii v m h 30—113 ! » l^ l'* Washington 1-71-2 3, press agent Bob Angelotti says. place: Adorn Brofsky. Reed Construction played three Wllson2818 3Polnt goals— Sundvold. Fouled out— 5, Comeoys02523. Totals 45831518105. DEAR DR. REINISCH; “ Mother and child are doing fine” but will games In the Enfield Pee Wee B Anderson, Jones. Rebounds— Son Antonio counseling can help maintain a level sensations. Tournoment, topping Simsbury, 32, 4^ If a man has been cas­ remain in the hospital for several days, he Adults 45, (Anderson 8), Washington 61 L. A. LAKERS (115) of sexual activity satisfactory for As a woman becomes sexually blanking Darien, 6-0, and deadlocking (M.AAalone 13). A s s ls ts -^ n Antonio 27 trated. can he ever again said. Tr®y, N.Y., 3-3. Kevin Low and Kris Worthy 7-1) 48 18, We may just have a them and their patterns. aroused, the clitoris is pulled back 9 ’ 4 (Mark Murphy 41, (Robertson 9, Woshlngton 20 (Colter 5). A ^ l - J o l ^ r 7-14 4518, Matthews 481-19, be sexually active? What LIndstrom each had three goals, Peter Forrest Matthew Westering, who weighed 9 9 Total fouls— Son Antonio 28, Washington against the pubic bone and the labia L®*", 'H^ooers 13, Mike Haves ond Brian Kellogg two each and ••'S 44 21, Cooper 14 52 4, newspaper route available actually happens to the C® Ins 10' John Hoslett 10), Manchester 21. Technicals— Son Antonio coach Weiss. M. T ) ^ p m 08 16, RomblS 58 1-1 11, Kinsey Report D E A R DR. R E IN IS C H ; I think that swell so that the glans is protected pounds, 3 ounces at birth, is the first child for Dove Manneboch and Mark Midford A— ^5,236. $.12 body in such a case? Police 85 (Ken Penhl 22, Bob Charbon- one apiece for Reed's. Craig Ough and Wtagner 38 1-1 7, Smrek 08 00 0, quite a few men (and maybe some against direct touch. Shortly after the singer and her husband, Brad Westering neau 16, Chip Brown 15, Pete Moffef 13, B.Thompson 08 52 2. Totols 46-80 2526115. in your area... June M. Reinlsch, Ph.D. Paul Merreale 12) Kellogg eoch hod three assists, M arty women) do not understand and orgasm, the clitoris resumes its who were married in 1986. Williams has two ’ Curtis and Eric Peterson two each and Pistons 109,Kings D7 (Manchaster) DEAR READER: Re­ "liner 25, Duone Mott WelnIckI, Derek Wood, Kris LA* *! 38 16 38— 185 appreciate the function of the clitoris. unstimulated position. children from a previous marriage. Milner 22, Frank Morse 19, Curt LeDovt LJi. LORen 31 33 se search has shown that LIndstrom and Peter Hayes one each Would you please write about that Contrary to popular myth, the head Williams began her career as a backup 1?*'» ^9*'®,,** S '" ' 51- Sean for Reed's, SACR AM EN TO (97) Adelaide Rd...... all some men can have erec­ MePadden 17, Luke Strunk 15). F^H2j«£!2lt3?S!l5f IBrodlev^^ "organ?” of the clitoris is not some type of D.Smlth9-15M30,Thorpe5183419,Klelne "flx iu n ^ -N e w Jersey Jean Rd...... 5.30 tions and sexual relation­ singer for Stevie Wonder. In 1978, she Tuesday's games: 6:30 p.m. — BCI vs 516 34 15, K.SmIth 512 56 16,Theus 320 37 (Hlns®n 12), Los AmMes 45 (Rombls 6). “ magic button” for all women and, in recorded a No. 1 single, "Too Much. Too 8 M ain Pub; 8:00 p.m. — B.A. Club vs 24 20, Thompson 08 08 0, JacksonO-208 Steaphollow La...... all ships following castration Sportsman's Cote. D E A R R E A D E R : The clitoris is fact, direct stimulation of the head is 0, Pinckney 18083, Ty le r08080, Pressley Los Anoeles 39 (Matthews 11). Total (surgical removal of testicles). How­ Little, Too Late.” with Johnny Mathis. She 3-7085. Totals4089152297. llla s " "* ^ J«TS®V 25, Los Angeles 15. A— Jean Rd...... 50-65 accident (such as a car w reck), or located towards the front of a uncomfortable or even painful for Traasactions ever, it would not be possible to father recently won her third Grammy, best female Waranoka Rd...... all surgery to treat testiMAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Thom os4113410, Salley 47008, Johnson Qoodwin St...... all Much of the research on this Ksnwood Dr...... au changes except sterility. Most of the clitoral structure is genital areas, such as the labia, also PRODUCTIONS— Named Mike Kostel 7-130814, Oontley 5115719. Totols4983519 Marshall St...... all question has been done in Europe with director Of baseball programming; Rich 109. AN Timet BST Tolland Tpka...... 472-525 Forms shaped like testicles can be internal, but the head or glans (which can result in arousal. Flying to driving Sacramento 33 33 M » - 9 7 FIE8T ROUND East CantBr St...... 279-333 criminals who were castrated as part M8C Rowdiss Oomich director of special progrommlng Union Place ...... all surgically placed in the scrotum (a is about the size of a pea) is often This is another example of why ond Tim Roberts director of operations. O l ^ M 36 1633-109 WediieidPY, March 16 of their legal punishment. In most IN D IA N A P O LIS — Retired Brig. Gen. The Manchester Soccer Club Rowdies 5Polnt gools— Pressley, Lolmbeer Z Old (Tomlnlon, 18-11, at Ohio State, 16-15 Rachel Rd...... all Union St...... 133-264 scrotum can be constructed with visible or can be seen by gently communication between sexual (boys under 14 years old) were ellml- 7:30p.m. cases, the low level of testosterone, (a BASKETBALL Fouled out— None. Rebounds__ Tudor La...... all plastic surgery if need be), and the pushing up the skin (the clitoral hood partners is necessary. A touch that Chuck Yeager, the first man to fly faster than noted from Indoor Stafe Cup action Natienal BoskefbcHI Assoctatien Sacramento 59 (Klelne 13), Detroit 60 Tlwndav. March 17 Union St...... 13-91 hormone produced in large amount by the speed of sound, will drive the pace car in losing to Newington, 1-0, Saturday. (Lolmbeer 14). Assists— Sacramento 25 Oeorata Southern, 34-6, of Georgia, 19-15, Mayfair Qardans man can be given regular injections of or prepuce) covering it. The size and contributes to sexual responsiveness LOS A N G E LES LAKERS— Activated the testicles) resulted, over a period They hod defeated Newington, 1-0, and Michael Cooper, guard, from the disabled (Theus 7),Detroit 7:30p.m. HIghwood Dr...... all (No. M ain)...... 14-470 synthetic testosterone. If properly appearance of the clitoris vary for one woman can be painful to the 1988 Indianapolis 500, race officials say. tied both Wethersfield ( 1- 1) ond the list. 26 (Thomas 8). Total foule— Sacramento Connecticut, 15-14, at West Virginia, W-1X of time, in lowered sex drive, r^u ce d treated, the man will look normal and between women. The announcement was made Monday at a Hartford Hellions (2-2) fo reoch (he FOOTBALL 18, Detroit 13. Technicals— Mahorn, Rod- 7:30pm. Qalway St. another woman, completely disrupt­ semis. Goals were scored bv Bill Utah, 19-10, of Evansville, 20-7, 7:35 p.m. ly St...... all Marble St...... all growth of facial hair and redistribu­ be able to function normally sexually, ceremony in which General Motors officials Notional FooHm II League mon. A— 16,909. Kerry

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(In Stereo) Find time and ways to express your cre­ like. From the Tram") cial prejudice and sexual repression in children by taking them on a Mediterra­ WEST EAST be surprised to hear that it is more dif­ bid by North, it is easy for South to bid f e o o p MORN I h e 's NOTMOVINS-... ative urges In the year ahead. They may THEONLY WAY YOU CAN VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) You might be CC Current Affair 1920s India. Judy Davis, Victor Banerjee, nean cruise. John Voighi, Richard Crenna 3:20AM [HBO ] Realty Weird Talas A 4 K Q J 9 7 8 2 ♦ A 10 5 ficult to reach the right contract when six. I .ANT.. N ice DAY I VxONDER (F HE'S not give you a new vocation, but they Alec Guinness. 1984. Rated PG. 1983. mysterious stranger (John Candy) W986 WK75 J TELL AN ANT IS DEAD called on today to mediate a misunder­ CC (2® Jeopardyl (CC). the opposing opening bid is three Here is the lesson for today. 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You know what's LIBRA (8apl. 23-Ocl. 23) Proper appli­ Ci® Carson's Comedy Classics outdoor's adventure of a horse n e m ^ bards. 1977. Rated PG. ® Alfred Hitchcock Preaente ♦ 8 4 ace, there would probably be nine the enemy suit to give your side a right and wrong, so operate In accor­ cation of your productiveness and Inge­ (2® M*A*S*H Smoky and the man who is devoted to [USA] MOVIE: 'Bkmd Feud' A dis­ ® Newlywed Gama him. Fred MecMurray, Anne Baxter, Burl tricks in no-trump, but a takeout dou­ chance to bid and make a slam. dance with your standards. Get a jump nuity can reap a bountiful harvest to­ ^ Newlywed Game traught widow is bent on avenging the [CNN] Nawanlght Ives. 1946. ♦ A 5 ble by South could result in disaster. on life by understanding the influences day. If you perform up to your abilities, murder of her husband. Sophia Loren. 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Box 91428, d® World of Survival (R) 9:10PM (g lF im tlin a This look at Hol­ star to sign for a new film. William Powell of raw, undiscipNnad raenjits into fighting IW well In affairs of the heart. Conditions lywood's darker side profiles porn actress Betsy Drake, Mark Stevens. 1949. shape. Clint Eastwood. Martha M to n . South’s bid of four clubs carries the wald Jacoby) are now available at in Cleveland OH 44101-3428. Be sure to ^ N B A Basketball: Boston Celtics at Weit will get even better where you already ohauna Grant, a cocaine user who commit­ [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour Everett McGill. 1966, Rated R. (In Stereo) North East South partnership beyond a possible three bookstores. Both are published by state your zodiac sign. Indiana Pacers (2 hrs., 30 min | ted suicide at age 20. (80 min.) ] ♦ Pass Pass 4 4 no-trump contract, that bid seems cor­ Pharos Books. have a close bond. 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Street------— — - —•3: Dream W.vxxwwWarriora' fWWf(CC) A yiuupgroup Opening lead; ♦ K North certainly has sufficient val­ Whenever you peek into an oven by ■landing irrthe eyes of others. sure to get your licks In. (Live) of institutionalized teen-eMrs unite to rid 10;00PM QD Cagnay 8i Laoay (CC) ues to bid five clubs, but note that it opening the door, the temperature TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An involve­ CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) For best tltemselves of the evil influence of child 8:00PM CC Trial and Error Premiere Lacay (aala Inferior when aha and (Jagney murderer Freddy Krueger. Heather Langen costs nothing for North to cue-bid four drops by about 25 degrees. ment that you have with several friends results today, don't let anything that Is Comedy A young, clean-cut attorney is go undercover as wealtjiy art collactora. HALL FOR RENT at this time looks like It will work out as kamp, Patricia Arquette. Robert Englund of Importance to you personally be determined to prove himsed worthy of his (60 min.) 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) For parlies, tliowert, receptions, all anticipate, provided no one neglects now position at a prestigious law firm. managed by someone other than your­ CE) CD 3® Nawa meetings. Complete kitchen rtcililjet. their duties or assignments. 12;30AM C D WKRP in Cincinnati self. Maintain control. CC MOVIE; 'The Fifth Muaketaar' The CD (4.® thlrtyaomathln^ (C C ) Nancy and Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your popu­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Your ma­ king of ^ance imprisons his twin brother Elliot's separation weights heavy on C D DIvorca Court larity is ascending. Soon the evidence terial prospects look more encouraging to hide h!l identity. Beau Bridges, Rex Har­ Ethan's mind. (60 min | QD Carol Bumatt and Frianda will become very apparent. Don’t bo rison, Ursula Andress. 1979. LHhvasiaii Hall than usual both today and tomorrow. (3® Polica Story (3® Wandy and Ma 34 OOLWAY STtUer surprised when you start finding your­ Measures can now be taken to feather CC ® W ho's the Boss? (CC| Problems PEOPLE WHO know MANCH8STCR self the center of attention. arise when Tony goes on strike and An­ (2® (SD Crim e Story (C C ) (60 min.) (In O ) Twilight Zona kndw there's a certain magic | M l ■ W 1 your nest if you're willing to expend the Stereo) OslksImtP.M. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your ability effort. gela must handle an Important dinner party ® Mora Raal Paopla Phone 948461a about Classified Advertising. on her own (In Stereo) 3® Honaymoonara d® Dane Scott 643-2711 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March IS. 1988

5, 1988 — 17 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday March is iqm - lo Co-Editors Deborah Bray Clauroom Editor Ralna Kelley Renee Fournier Fhotofraph Editor The H igh School Stacey Zackin A D V ER TIS IN ^ffUa. 2711 Notices Uts/Lond for Solo...... Volume LII, No. 21 Lott/Pound...... a, Invostmont Froportv...... Merchandise Compiled by students.of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser FarM iM lt...... ’J i Ouslnoss Freporty...... Musical Items...... Annownc*m«nl«...... ’S Rosort Froporty...... Spccioli^Di Comoros and Photo Equipment.. Auctions...... S Mertpepos...... Holiday Soosonol...... Pots and Suppllos...... nnoncioi...... wontod to Buy...... Services Antlquoiond Colloctiblos...... MIscollanoous for Solo...... NYC trip Roofino/Sidine...... „S7 Clethinp...... Too Solos...... Employment A Education Floerino...... $S Wanted to Buy/Trode Rentals Child Coro...... 51 Electrical...... se Furnlluro...... School exchange Fort Tim # Hole wontod...... io Rooms for Ront...... S3 Hootlna/Plumblno...... 60 TV/Storoo/Apolloncos...... Aoortmonts for Ront...... Miscellaneous Services...... 61 > Situation Wontod...... Condominiums for Ron!..... Mochinory and Tools...... big for Outlnoss Opportunitlos...... n S4 Services Wanted...... 62 Automotive Oordonlnp...... Instruction...... Homos for Ront...... $S Londscopino...... 63 ^ 1 filled with flurry Storo/Offico Spoco...... S6 Concrete...... Oeod Thlnps to Eat...... Cors for Solo...... employmont SorWcos...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... Rosort Froporty...... Fool Oll/Cool/Rrowood...... >) Industrial F ro p ^ y ...... Compors/Trollors...... artists Real Estate SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Farm Suppllos and Equlpmont. Motorcvcios/Mopeds...... They ,came, they saw, they they were about to see. The game Romos for Solo...... «| Oarapos and Storapo...... skied, they ice skated, they made Roommotos Wontod...... 'N a d v a n c e r a t e s .. Offlco/Rotoll Equlpmont...... Auto Services...... between MHS and Conard would Condominiums for Solo..,...... ‘." .'." .'.'m Where can you find a good- new friends. No, this is not a Wontod to Ront...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! Rocroatlonol Equlpmont...... Autos for Rent/Leose...... be the first live hockey game they Soots and Marino Equlpmont.„ Miscellaneous Automotive. looking woman? recap of the Winter Olympics, it is ever attended. Wanted to Buy/Trade.. At Fashion Institute of Technol­ a summary of what happened The group turned out to be a 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per lino per day. ogy, according to senior Jason during the APS Short-Term Ex­ great cheering section for the 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per lino per day. odvortlsmonts to ROAp YOUR AD: Closslfed advertisements ore M published Tuesday through Soturday, the Wallengran. "Everywhere you change Weekend. Indians. If it had been up to them, 30 to 25 days; 60 cents per lino per day. token by telephone as a convenience. The aeadllne Is noon on the day before publica­ Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one turned there was a good-looking The Short-Term Exchange is Manchester would have come out 36 or more days: 50 cents per lino per day. woman." tion. For advertisements to be published Incorrect Insertion and then only for fhe size of an annuai activity in which a on top. Minimum choree: 4 lines. But this is not all that F.I.T. in Monday, the deadline Is 3:30 p.m. on Friday. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen designated AFS club from a Early Saturday morning, the the value of the advertisement will not be New York City can offer. Also nearby state visits the Manches­ gang was off to Southington for a corrected by an additional Insertion. found there are excellent instruc­ ter chapter for an activity-packed day of skiing. They left Manches­ tors and refined classes, includ­ weekend. The visitors then return ter at 6 in the morning and PART TIME ing the developed jewelry pro­ Notices IVI the favor by hosting the Manches­ returned twelve hours later. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED gram, as well as the atmosphere ter chapter later in the spring. I I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED After supper they still had energy As a condition precedent to I I HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers of New York City. This year, the exchange took to go dancing at the popular teen The placement of any adver­ DUNHILL Is coming to "The school feels like a fashion place with ten members of the tising In the Manchester He­ Manchester! We'll be D R IV E R - Class 2 license DENTAL Receptionist NURSERY Laborer- Full dance spot. Club 21. required. Class 1 a plus. capital where everything AFS club of Vienna, Virginia. rald, Advertiser hereby at the Manchester for small busy prac- time. Apply In person; The next morning. It was time agrees to protect. Indemnify Must be able to moke hce. 4 days per week. happens because it’s so fast Among the group were three advertising Sales YWCA, 78 North Main Hop River Nursery, Quiz on Page 2 for the visitors to go back home. and hold harmless the Man- around deliveries. $7 Duties Include; sche­ Route 6, Bolton. 646- moving,” says Wallengren. He exchange students from Europe; chMter Herald, Its officers (Newspaper) profes­ Street on Wednesday, hour to start, will com­ Newly-made friends had to wait sional. Part time, M a rc h 16,23 fro m duling, Insurance, re­ 7099.______1. Babe Ruth and a handful of talented art a girl from Germany, a girl from ond employees against any mensurate with expe­ cord keeping. Expe­ MHS wrestler Damon lacevelli (top) was until the end of April for the two and all liability, loss or straight commission. 10am-2pm. Positions HELP Needed In Garden 2. 2 A.M. students, including Francisco wrestling team this year. Finland, and a boy from rience. Call 649-4555 or rience preferred. AFS clubs to meet again. In April, expense. Including attor­ Your time Is your own. for: Clerks, reception­ apply In person at 95 Center. Position 3. Toot “Franky” Caban and Tonya one of the members of the school’s Czechoslovakia. neys' fees, arising from ists, typists, data entry, Salary negotiable. Call A MHS will travel to Vienna, Designated territory. Hilliard Street. 646-5938.______Includes- loading and 4. Purple claims of unfair trade practi­ Branch, traveled to F IT . on The weekend, which actually 'Virginia. • Exceptional accounts, secretaries, word pro­ Manchester. unloading vehicles, March 2 to learn what the school began on Feb. 25, was off to a busy ces, Infringement of trade­ top dollar for top pro­ cessors, light Indus­ A P P LIA N C E Sales and plant maintenance and 5. Ananias (Acts. Ch. 5) The weekend was a great marks, trade names or pat­ fessional. Please send trials and food service. EXPERIENCED Ll- Service In area. Dpen- 6. (a) James — Novelist (w) had to offer. F.I.T. also opened an start as the visitors got a tour of success as far as all club ents, violation of rights of customer sales. Whl- informal portfolio preview hour MHS wrestlers end season MHS and attended some classes privacy and Infringement of resume to: Ad Sales, DunhIII Temporaries, censed plumbers. Year Ings for opportunities tham Nursery, Route 6. (b) Binet — I.Q. Tester (z) members were concerned. Presi­ copyright and proprietary Manchester Herald, East Hartford. Ill round positions. Wages to earn $3(XI per week. Bolton 643-7802. (c) Boliver — Statesman (y) for all interested students plan­ The Manchester High wrestling with the local members. dent Sandy Babka was quite rights, unfair competition Box R, P.D. Box 591, Founders Plaza. 282- up to $25 per hour. Call Management oppor­ meet. The team averaged 39 who finished with a record of tunity to 30K plus bo­ WAITRESSES- Week- (d) Huxley — Biologist (x) ning a career in the arts. team achieved its highest finish After school, the activity con­ pleased with the way things and libel and slander, which Monchester, C T 06040. 0701/Easf Windsor. 1 278-7403 between 8:30- days and weekends full points per dual meet, and beat 17-3-1 and placed third in the may result from the publica­ nus. Phone 646-3875. (e) Daguerre — Photographer (v) Originally, the trip was aimed tinued as they spent the afternoon PHLEBDTDMIST- Part Hartfleld Plaza, 160 4pm, Monday-Friday. fime. Breakfast and in Central Connecticut Confer­ Fermi High, a perennial Manchester Tournament. turned out. tion of any adyertlsment In Bridge Street. 623-4416. EDE. primarily at minority students ence East history. ice skating at Veterans Memorial “It went pretty well. We had a the Manchester Herald by time. Flexible hours to RELIABLE Person lunch. Call 649-4011 be­ who may not be able to visit the powerhouse. Also contributing greatly was Park in East Hartford. They then f I advertiser. Including adver­ draw blood on mobile Get the Went Ad h a b it... needed for outdoor tween 6am and 3pm. During the past several sea­ The junior varsity ended their Jon Dixon, a senior, who had a lot of fun. I’m really looking ; I tisements In any free distri­ basis for Insurance ap­ Ask tor Bernadette. school otherwise because of insuf­ sons, MHS wrestling has dramat­ stopped for supper, but their forward to going to Virginia,” he read and use the little ads work. Installing fence. Customer ficient funds. season with a 5-2 dual meet personal record of 15-6and placed anticipation for food could have bution publications pub­ plicants In Manchester In Classified regularly. Will train. Full time. Service ically improved. During the 1986- said. lished by the Manchester area. Call 1-800-922- 643-2711,______646-2151.______WANTED. Experienced It certainly was an excellent record, had ten wrestlers with fourth in the S tate LL only beCn matched by their Herald. Penny Sleffert, 2772.______Tree Cllmber- 87 season Manchester wrestlers .500 record or better, and aver­ tournament. Publisher. CLERK Typists, Data En- Representative HELP WANTED HELP WANTED opportunity for senior Sithiphone anticipation for the hockey game WAREHDUSE Shipping' Full time position Foreman. Familiar ED ED tied the school record with II aged 3.9 pins per dual meet. “We had a really good season - AMY APARICIO PHLEBDTDMIST- Part try and Secretaries with all phases of Keovilay. an accelerated art time. Flexible hours to person for Industrial available with local wins, a dramatic move up from There are usually only five bouts but a lot of good athletes are still LOST supply company lo­ needed for East of the spraying, pruning, tree W E need people for the STOCK Room Attendent- student, who was accepted to the their 1985 dual meet record of draw blood on mobile River and Rocky Hill Cable T.V . office. removal, etc. Top following positions; Full time position. Re­ in a JV meet. . not going out for wrestling,” said AND FOUND basis tor Insurance ap­ cated In manchester. institute during the informal 2-13. Hard work pays off Also must handle coun­ areas. Long and short Experience helpful, wage plus benefits, sa­ lanitors, desk, snack ceive and disperse Coaches for the wrestling team Snuffer. plicants In Vernon, Tol­ term assignments but not necessary. bor and mechanics. If deliveries, maintain portfolio preview. The 1987-88 season brought with FO U N D . Black and White ter part sales and some lary according to abil­ this year were: Barry Bernstein, land area . Call 1-800- available. Call DIsten Will train qualified ity and experience. 872- you are a willing stockroom and Inven­ "I applied but it wasn’t on file. it the first shutout in MHS The Cooperative Edud^ion Students also find out about kitten, vicinity of 922-2772. ______telephone back-up. worker pleaSe apply tory. Some listing ne­ head coach, and Lee Snuffer, - LYNN LAPOINTE Call Leno at 649-9252. Services at 647-1991 or Individual to handle 4513. They liked my work before the wrestling history, a 75-0 win over Program has started a^ new what’s best for writing a resume Holmes Funeral Home. P A R T Tim e lobs taking 549-5544.______customer telephone to; Manager, Parkode cessary. Monday- interviewer met me.” stated assistant coach. Co-captains recognized symbol award.( and how employees are evalu- About 6 months old. LD C A L Distributor has Bowling Lanes. No Windsor High School. were Dave Odom and Eric care of Infants In a FEDERAL, State 8t Civil Inquiries and data Friday, 7am to4;30pm. Keovilay, who came with a The winner for February is ated. Students grades are based 646-5262. daycare. Hours 7am- Immediate opening for phone calls.______Benefits. Call 633-4681 The varsity squad ended its Gremmo. The manager of the sales representative. Service lobs. $19,646 to entry. EEO em­ OFFICE portfolio consisting of a center season with a 14-7 dual meet Weights Melissa Miller. She is"a seniohafe-^^n employer evaluation and 1pm or lpm-6pm. Must $69,891/year. Now hir­ ployer. Please call ACCOUNTS Receivable ext.360. Arbor Acres team was Raina Kelley. MHS and has a job as a teller at classwork. / be mature. Please call Experience preferred PERSON Clerk- Small friendly Farm, Inc. Glaston­ bowl, a brass box, and one silver record. They were Manchester Imiployment but will train. Must ing! Call Job Line 1-518- C o x C a b le bury, ED E. and one brass ring. His thoughts Outstanding wrestlers for Man­ First Federal Savings in East The Children's Place, 459-3611 Ext. F508A tor Full time position for office seeks mature, town champions for the third Being in this class, Melissa had Inc., Manchester. 643- have excellent com­ reliable Individual, to had been to enter the building, not chester were Aaron Dixon, a Hartford. to find a job. She went in and munication skills. So- Information 24 hours. at 646-6289 reliable office per­ straight year, ten wrestlers aver­ sophomore (145 lbs.) who logged not just & Education 5535. handle computerized CLERK/TYPIST the school. aged .500 or better for the year She has excelled in both her applied to be a bank teller. lary plus commission. son. Data entry and A-R system and special Enjoy working in a ploa- a personal record of 18-1-2 and academic and vocational pro­ HARVEST Shop- Send resume to; Stover (minimum-ten bouts), and the “I had no interest in this job,”^ Tlcketron Dperator, (e- PACKERS. Rice packag­ light typing skills protects. Convienent tant, friendly, atmos­ placed first in the Manchester grams. She is an honor roll Hydrollcs, 44 Stock ing Is looking for location. Excellent be­ phere? Do you have good - RAQUEL RIZZO team averaged five pins per dual she said. welry assembly, Place, Manchester, CT preferred. Call for Tournament and Eric Gremmo. student. In Ihe future she hopes to PART TIME general shopkeeping packers for both 1st appointment. nefits, salary to$18,(XX). typing end telephone for men Melissa has now been working 06040. • ★ and 2nd shift. Pleasant become a head teller or supervi­ there for seven months. “I like HELP WANTED and sales. Hours Fee paid. Call Ann •kllle? This opportunity Is needed: Saturdays P D U L T R Y Test house In environment. Excel­ Unclaimed Ross, 659-3511. Buls- avelleblo at this smell Although weightlifting is tradi­ sor of teller operations. the people and I’m good friends Columbia. Full time, Salesman lent benefit package. tionally thought of as a male PART Time (substitute) 9:45am to 6:00pm. Freight ness Personnel. Hartford area otfloe. Ex­ Aparicio has goals for future The program is an occupational with the head teller and the driver needed for will train. Benefits. For large General Con­ Call Sharon after 1pm. Thursdays until 872-8341. ED E.______ISO Prestlee Pork Rd. cellent benefits, perman­ sport, more and more females training program. It helps stu­ atmosphere is pleasant,” she newspaper delivery In 8:30pm. Additional Call Arbor Acres tractor. Must have con­ East Hartford, C T 041 OS RECEPTIONIST Farms 633-4681 ext 250. ent position. Ideal for so- Manchester High School senior lost its value because of too many are finding it to be a worthwhile dents in academic and vocational said. Andover/Hebron. Call hours available. Coll struction background AUTO Body repair. Im- msons re-entering the EDE.______medlate opening for TYPIST Amy Aparicio is a student with details.” activity. This trend has certainly training. Students take a relaxed “I was excited about it. and did Donna 649-3467 for de- Jerry or Karen at 649- and be able to read SALESPERSON for pro­ work force. Please cell talls before Horn. M E C H A N IC for steel fob- painters assistant to definite plans for the future. Reading, volunteering, and filtered down to MHS. class, setting an occupational not expect it.” Miller said about 2908. 10-5:30 dally. plans. Excellent com­ fessional lawn treat­ Who can take charge Mrs. Palmer et rlcotlon shop to main­ prepare cors for refln- ment company. $300 Aparacio has been a resident of dancing are hobbies that occupy goal and learning about the job winning the award. PART Time driver P A R T Tim e help wanted. tain and repair our mission schedule. of diveralfled office the United States since 1981, when When Laurie Smith, Fiona needed. Musf have own Flexible hours. Apply Ishlng and delivery. In­ per week plus commis­ 289-9576 much of her time. Aparicio market, according to program trucks and equipment. Reply to; volves sanding, mask­ sions. Year round em­ procedures, she and her family moved from Arthur, Sara Hunniford and officials. car. Work 2 days a In person at: The Mall Must have experience. especially enjoys her jazz class Heather Lavery get together, - RICHARD HASTINGS week. Call Julie 871- Room. 341 East Center Bax 00 ing and clean-up. All ployment. will train. e 2 week vacation their home in Lima. Peru. Being a Compony paid vaca­ benefits paid. Call R .T. Call Evergreen Lawns. which she began five months ago. there is a good chance that this 2988, leave message. Street, Manchester. tions and Insurance In­ e/o Mindnatr Harald • 5 sick days r.oman Catholic, Aparicio at­ Monday-Friday, 9- Coachworks, 8am- 649-8667.______On the weekends, Aparicio will be in gym 47, better known as cluding dental. 389- Position open for 5pm. 649-5030.______• Profit sharing SALES Clerks and Cashi­ tended a private grammar spends her free time in dance MHS finds Jackson ‘Bad’ 6pm.______2323. ED E . CLERK. Immediate op- ers full or part time the MHS weightlifting room. For Excessive abbreviations 2 weeks only! K IN D ER CA R E In Man- enlng In local office of e Monthly insentive school. The reason for the move clubs, or out with friends. She The impact of the Michael obbrevlate results I Be NURSE or Medical Assl- wanted at once at mod­ was to be closer to the relatives this quartet, weightlifting is more five dollars each ($17.50 less than tant part time, 15-17 chester has teaching natural company. bonus ern Health Shop In 5 enjoys the movies — just about than just physical activity. Jackson “Bad” tour has yet to hit the normal price of the sold-out - sure readers understand and substitute posi­ Must be proticlent In Company paid that lived in the United States. your ad by avoiding ab­ hours per week. In 0 large shopping center. any kind, except horror movies. MHS. concert tickets), only 23.9 percent specialist, well run, TECHNICIAN tions available. Con­ typing, tiling and ans­ Insurance Professional atmos­ When comparing the two coun­ Arthur lifts because she “want breviations. 643-2711. Full time salaried posi­ tact Andrea ot 646-7090. wering phones. Call “I just don’t see any purpose to would buy them. But 41.3percent pleasant office. Will Send reaume to: phere and pleasant tries Aparicio says: “It was fun them.” to enjoy life and weight training is The results of an informal poll tion available. Must be SANDBLASTER- Expe­ Betty at 282-9091, would still refuse to buy the train. Resume to: Ben­ rienced In wood, steel, EXPERIENCED Profes- Box PP working conditions. there, but both (countries) have Aparicio is a file clerk for the one way to enjoy it,” while Smith of a cross-section of MHS stu­ iamin Adamo M.D., 57 18 or older. Science slonal Painter-Good Monday-Friday, 9am- Unlike the usual retail tickets at the lowered price, and masonory. Immediate 5om. ______their own merit.” Hartford Insurance Group, but says she lifts because she realizes dents questioned on the tour were Union street, Rock- major preferrably with opening. Call The Mak Brush man. Immediate Manehutir Hirald store. Flexible hours. quite emphatic. 34.8 percent would buy the tickets vllle, C T 06066.______opening. Excellent sa­ Interesting health After moving to the United has nothing to do with her future “weight training is important to and sell them later. INVITATION TO BID lab experience for rou­ Co. 643-2659.______When you have some­ P.D. Box 6Q1 States, Aparicio traveled around Sedtd bids will be received INSURANCE. Expanding tine Q A testing and re­ lary and benefits. thing to sell, find a cash field, good salary ond plans. After high school she plans help excel in track and field.” Only 34.8 percent of the MHS Perhaps there is a better PART Time or full time Manehoator. CT benefits. Apply at once the country a great deal. Cape In the General Services' of­ property and casualty cord keeping. Good fountoln help and dis­ Apply to: The Mak buyer the easy w a y... with on attending Wellesly University students questioned said they fice, 41 Center St., Manches- Company 643-2659. to Manager or Assist­ Cod was her favorite place that Lavery, who plays soccer, solution. One MHS senior, who agency looking for part verbal and written hwashers, days, nights a low-cost ad In Classi­ DDD40 in Boston. She is going to double would go to the concert if given asked to remain anonymous, said ♦ jf'C T until MARCH J9 ,1988 time Customer Service fied. 643-2711. ant Manager; Parkode YOU ^ she has seen so far. Aparicio says: “It’s a good way to get in at 11:00 a.m. for the follow­ communication skills, and weekends. Good Health Shoppe, Man­ major in pre-med and psychology two free tickets. Also. 34.8 per­ ing: Representative. Expe­ TEXAS Dll Company attended filing Junior High be­ shape and do something in the he would take the free tickets and telephone contact with pay. Steady employ­ chester Parkode, 404 and would like to work as a child off-season” cent said if given the tickets they give them to his brother and rience preferred but vendors and custom­ ment. Howard John­ needs mature person fore coming to MHS. She is an (1) RER OO FING -57 will train. Pleasant SALES M /F to sell full line of West Middle Turnpike. psychiatrist. would sell them, while 30.4 sister who are in elementary HOLLISTER STREET ers. Well organized, s o n ’ s, 394 T o lla n d TDO* honors student and is involved in Aparicio wants to live in Boston Hunniford. a cheerleader, percent said that they would not school. working conditions. Turnpike, Manchester. high auallty lubricants RECEPTIDNIST for the National Honors Society. (2) WATERWORKS Call 649-0016 Linda. legible handwriting, 649-6220.______Tired of doing the same thing? to monufocfurlng, M01 because it is “still classic and says: “ This way, it’s more on attend under any circumstances. SUPPLIES typing or computer growing Industrial and Aparicio says physics is her RECEPTIDNIST- Imme­ FDDD Service. We hove trucking, construction nuclear safety supply Qcm: there is always something schedule and I won’t put it off as I If two tickets were available for - YOAN JOHNSON (3) PLUM BING A skills a plus. Salary Would you like a change of pace? ond farm customers. m “most important” subject while happening.” would if I did it alone.” diate part time opening openings for full and house. Hours negotia­ L advanced placement chemistry HEATING SUPPLIES- for an experienced re­ commensurate with part time positions In Protected territory, ble. Duties Include ans­ SPRUCE ST. FIRE work experience and Enter the exciting field of Automotive thorough training pro­ wering phone, tome These MHS students are all STATION ceptionist. Hours ore our clean modern facil­ is “no ionger interesting and has — LAURIE BRINDISI Amy Aparicio Computer dating at school 4pm to 7pm Mondoy- education. Call: ity. Positions vary Sales, under the proper schooling, gram. For personal In­ typing and filing. Con­ able to weightlift during the The Town of Manchester Is Frlday. Typing and or­ terview, send work his­ tact Gerry Decelles op equal opportunity em­ from the assembly and and make good money while learning. school day thanks to a new set of ELMHURST, 111. - A Chicago- ganizational skills re­ packaging to our tory to F.B. Wilson, 64 3-5107, 8-5pm, nerd,” said Willowbrook senior ployer, and requires an offlr- LYDALL INC. Southwestern Petro­ weightlifting classes offered by area high school teacher has Kristin Liszkowski. ptotlve action policy foroll of quired. For additional homemade foods to Call Henry or Roger at Monday-Friday. EOE. Ludes keeps busy schedule the physical education Its Contractors and Vendors Information call Man­ meat slicing and main­ leum, Box 961005, Fort found a way to ca; tre the The matches always aren’t os a condition of doing busi­ chester Manor 646- tenance. Super benef­ Worth, TX . 76161. department. romantic fancies of teenagers. ness with the Town, as per 646-1233 B i t 333 Lipman what students desire, but are a Federal Order 11244. 0129. its for full time posi­ Chevrolet 289-3441 The principal’s office at Man­ The remainder of his morning is At 4, long after most of all other Arthur als.o works out at the “good topic of conversation,” tions. Weekdays only. chester High is an excellent spent doing paperwork, Sandra Pryz, a Willowbrook Bid farms, plans and speclfl- NATIDNAL Health No nights or weekends. staff members have left to go Holiday Health Matrix in Man­ said senior Julie Synovic at cotons are available at the Agency serving Man­ reflection of its occupant, Jacob Ludes spends afternoons out home. Ludes sits down to return chester. She says, however, that High School teacher, and her neighboring Zioin-Benton High General Services' affice. HELP WANTED Ask about our flexible \ Ludes. and about the school speaking business partner Dan Burgess chester area seeking hours for days. Glas­ YouH Sell It the phone calls of the day. Most it is mostly older men and women School. TOWN OF enthusiastic, energetic tonbury. Call for de­ PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS with teachers and students. It is use "computer daze,” a program MANCHESTER, CT. and goal oriented Indi­ Behind his massive desk is a days he does not leave for home who go there. Smith worked out at To get a list of compatible __ ROBERT B. WEISS, DENTAL Hygenist tails at 633-7656 ask for Due to company oxponslon. OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT wall covered entirely by a book not uncommon to find him in frortt until 5 p.m. Gibson’s Gym in Manchester they invented to match students classmates. students pay 60 GENERAL MANAGER needed. Full or part vidual for part time Dave. STUDIOS have Immodioto oponingt for photographors shelf. On that shelf are books, of the main office during the Spare time outside of school is over the summer and says that of with their 10 most compatible 039-03 time. Sooth Windsor Program Director po­ In our PIctorlol Church Directory Division. Maturo por- Faster with cents, answer 33 questions and sition. Responsibilities EXPERIENCED Driver pictures, a Manchester High change of periods. Ludes returns rare. On many evenings Ludes about 40 persons there on an classmates. wait for Pryz and Burgess to run office. No Saturdays. for tri-axel dump. ion, high tchool groduoto minimum. Muot bo oblo to Call 644-1509.______Include volunteer de­ TRAVEL oxionalvoly the antiro oloto (homo wookonds baseball hat and bumper stickers to his office fifteen minutes past returns to school for board of average day there were only six “My number one was like a the data through their computer. PART Time car washer velopment, planning Roller and rake per­ the ciose of the school day to education or other meetings. On for local GM dealer. R.N./L.P.N.- Monday- son. Steady employ­ only). Mutt have own van or larga car. Exporlonoe In with messages that read: “I Love or seven girls. Implementation of ser­ photography haipful, but not nooootory. Complato continue with the day’s Must have excellent Friday. 3pm to 11pm. vice and rehabilitation ment, Insurance, holl- the Indians” and “I Love Man­ other days he will return for Applications ore now training program with pty, pluooxponooo, group Inour- HERALD chester”. On the wall, besides his paperwork> student activities such as basket­ - TOM SHIELS Low test scores a mystery driving record. Apply and public education davs and profit Tom Kelley. Carter being accepted. For programs. Send re­ sharing. Experienced onco, ond company rotiromont program. Exoallont op­ desk, are plaques of accomplish­ He meets with Garoppolo at ball games. When he does get free Information pleose 9 Chevrolet, 1229 Moln sume to: Executive Di­ only pleasel Apply: portunity for advancomont lor earaor-mindod Indl- about 3:15 to discuss the activities WASHINGTON D.C. - The say. a real mystery here,” said contact Mrs. Plante. 9 ment, among them: “Young time he enjoys reading. Biogra­ Street, Monchester. rector, 243 East Center Upton Construction, vidualt. For poraonal Intorvlowcall John C. Han’t offlco CLASSIFIED ADS Educator of the Year” and “State of the day, what was accomp­ phies are among his favorites. So far this year, an average of 695 Educational''Testing Service, a Archie E. LaPointe, executive Crestfleld Convales- Street, Manchester 537 Stafford Road, TOLL FREE at 1-800-543-5940 or 1-800-S43-6021, company that uses United States MEDICAL Transcrlp- cent Home. 643-5151. Route 32, Mansfield or Principai of the Year, 1984-85,” lished and what needs to be detentions have been given out each director for the National Assess­ tlonlst, part time after- 06040. Monday through Thurodty, bolwaon 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p. accomplished the next day. week. Department of Education money ment of Educational Progress, DRIVER and Driver call 742'6190 between m. Alto call Friday botwoon 10:00 o.m. - 3:00 p.m. - MARY ’raURSTON noons In busy 8am-4pm.______Ludes has been at Manchester to test American students’ read­ which administers the tests. Manchester doctor's Aide. Monday-Friday Plooao call on or boforo Thuradoy, March 17, 1908. LBOAL NOTICB High for almost ten years. In that to transport Special MALieTATI RODFERS. $8 to start for LBTTBR OP INTBBBtT ing, writing and math skills, says The testing service has come up office. Good dicta­ ALSO RBOURtT FOR FROFOtALt time much has changed. Ai- phone ability a must. Education children, 2 Inexperienced helpers. it can’t figure out why 9- and , with a number of explanations, to 3 years old. Call Wo nood 9 PORTRAIT SALES CONSULTANTS lo trovol though fewer classes are offered 17-year-old students’ reading test including a new color of Ink to Pleasant personality JOIN THE Negotiable for expe­ eonstroctlon Inspection firms oro advised Special Sock N’ Buskin update desired, great working Connecticut Wheel­ rienced roofers. Benef­ oxWnolvoly and toN portraH otfara In our Churoh-Salaa fhof the F u b llcW ^k s Ocrartmont, Town of Manchester, now. students are taking more scores fell precipitously In 198S. nervous test-takers, and plans to chair Service 721-9253 its available. Secure DtvNIon In M-olala araa. Connecticut, Intends to obtain the services of o consultant courses. Attendance is better now conditions. Call 646- DEREKSETH tnolneerlno firm for Froleet No. 76-148. Sock N’ Buskin. Manchester well as in the local newspapers. audience? "We have. It’s embarrassing to retest a select group of students. 5153 leave messoge or 741-0787 between 8-4, year round lob. Call ao.a laf and, in general, there is a greater High School's drama club, is Though in a slight frenzy, crew with service.______Monday-Friday. 289-2919. THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE UNION STREET amount of direction for students. Justin Kim, male lead of TEAM! BRIDGE AND ROADWAY APPROACHES getting ready to put on another members of the lights, sound, Godspell says, “We are pleased to RECEPTIDNIST and As­ MANAGER Tralnee- UNION STREET Ludes’ daily routine, though 820JXN) to start. Gram - production. props, tickets and house commit­ have a new and Innovative sistant In Manchester SHOP New home sales. Hamaaiakari, ttadoBta, NaUrsta, RrBTaaaiaRala MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT never the same, does follow a set py'B Corner Store hos Estimated Construction Cost: S1.6 Million "Godspell,” a lively musical, tees are rapidly tying up loose choreography team.” doctor's office. Ma­ Salesperson with the schedule. The day begins at 7:30 will be performed on March 24, ends and feel that eventually ture, dependable and FOREMAN Immediate openings The G. FOX Dlttrlbirtlon Center Construction Calendar Doyq^: 400 Cast members Sue Flynn, pleasant personality a right stuff will learn for manager trainees. when he arrives at school. The 25. 26 in the MHS auditorium. everything will go smoothly. for largo, growing ge­ Duties will Include In So. Windsor It now aceapting appllootlona for Any firm dtsirino to bo consldortd must submit o lottor of tw Jennifer Ling, and Shannon Plese must. Must enlov pa­ the Intricacies of Interost with oonerol Information on the firm, the firm's first twenty minutes of the day Technically, the play is about The people behind the stage, neral comractor. Must bookkeeping, schedul­ marchandlsa procassors, who will verify ordars, agree that the play is full of tient contact. Great poaaeea organizational working with new brechuro, current Fodorol OSA Forms 254 and 255, olono are spent walking around school, the story of St. Matthews. Actu­ the directors, advisors, and stage working conditions. ing and dally opera­ ticket and hand marchandlsa and Insure that with 0 resume of key personnel and referoncae. greeting students and teachers as surprises with a lot of interaction skills, as you will be res­ home buyers. You tions of store. Profit ally, It is a musical dealing with managers are all important, but among the audience and that it' Afternoon hours. Call ponsible tor the upkeep, ahipmanta to our stores are correct. Schadulas A eot of plans and o cost ostlmote of the proloct will be they come in. At the time the 646-5153 leave message will work with them shoring. Insurance and available to oil Intoroetod portlee for rovlow within the Pub­ important morals about faith, where would the play be without maintenance and available are; second bell rings t& signify the will be a night of spectacular with service.______other benefits availa­ lic Works Administration Offlco located on the 2nd Floor of betrayal, honor, respect, and the actors? Twenty cast and choir entertainment for everyone. proper storage of ser­ from the "dream", ble. Coll Mrs. DIson at 7:18 am to 3:46 pm 8 am to 3:48 pm Lincoln Center, 4M Main Street, Monchettef, Connecticut. beginning of first period. Ludes is friendship. members are working to make Pa r t Time driver tor vice tools, equipment through lot 1-806-624-9743,______7:15 am to 12 Noon 8 am to 12 Noon PLEASE CALL 447-St42 FOR AN AFFOINTMBNT One of the most important handicapped person. ready to officialy begin the day. Stage crews are making great the play a success. and stock. Must have aelectlon, design, 6 6 d d News! Merrl- 9 am to 2 pm All firms ore advised that eub-992-1072. 01903 3li television and radio stations as WhaL’s really in store for the - ELISSA SHORE HSNG