BUSINESS Vietnam Pledges Its Cooperation in Search for Ml As

U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 4. 1986 MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT SPORTS

BUSINESS Reich praises Tutu says God Bears’ defense EMS cooperation scorns apartheid punishes Giants .. page l l Business FDIC keeps trouble from your door ... page 3 V/ ... page coverage — up to the $100,000 limit — for the total In Brief QUESTION: The bank at which I have three value of insured accounts. That Includes money certificates of deposit totaling $50,000 is in financial deposited and interest earned. trouble. There have been stories In the newspaper that QUESTION: At retirement, I took my pension Saab aalet spurt In 1985 it might be taken over by another bank. My bank Is a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and I Investors’ money in a lump sum and put It ® ORANGE — Sales of Saab cars in the United individual retirement account at a FSLIC insurea know that, If it is taken over, the new bank would States Jumped 16.7 percent in 1985 over the Guide S&L. It’s in a 10-year certificate of deposit provide FDIC coverage. ' previous year, Saah^ania of America has accumulating 14.08 percent annual Interest. _ Two of my CDs pay 14.5 percent interest, the third announced. william A. Doyle As interest is credited to my IR A CDeach month, its 10.75 percent. If my bank is taken over, will the new Saab dealers sold a record 38,243 cars in 1985, value next year will pass $100,000. At maturity, tbeCD compared to 32,768 cars in 1984, the company said bank be obligated to pay interest on my CDs at those rates? Will the new bank be able to pay off my CDs will be worth well over $200,000. Is in a prepared statement Thursday. During can do to protect my investment — especially the high December, Saab dealers sold 3,412 cars, an before they mature, even though I want to keep them? iEaurhpstrri Manchester — A City of Village Charm HrraW yield? increase of 17.2 percent over December 1984, If no bank takes over my bank and the FDIC closes my maturities, you’ll be hit with whatever early ANSWER: Once the value of your IR A CD paMM when 2,979 cars were sold, the company said. bank, when will I get my money? If I decide to cash out withdrawal penalty applies on each certificate. The $100,000, the amount over that maximum F S L ic Robert J. Sinclair, president of Saab-Scania of my CDs before they mature, rather than wait and see minimum early withdrawal penalties, set by federal coverage will not be Insured. At that point, some of America, said the company hopes to sell 45,000 how things work out, how much would I lose? I am 25 Cents regulation, vary — depending on the length of your money will be exposed to risk. If the S&L goes cars in 1986. very worried. Monday, Jan. 6, 1986 maturity of each certificate and when each certificate belly up and is not merged into another depository The company added a new flagship model, the was issued. But some banks and savings and loan ANSWER: Relax. You’re worrying yourself Into a institution. „ ,, Saab 9000 Turbo, in November 1985, but said it Associations levy penalties higher than the federal expects the Saab 900 series to account for the tizzy for no good reason. Your money is safe, le t ’s That risk has to be counted as small. However, if minimums. you don’t want to take it, you’ll have to redeem the CD majority of its sales volume in 1986. take your questions, in order. If your bank is merged into another bank, your CDs You would be very foolish to redeem your and suffer an early withdrawal penalty. Then, you « Comet Halley Vietnam pledges will become obligations of the bank that takes over certificates before they mature. Stop worrying. have the tough task of putting your money back to Prime Time viewing PaMbook accounts offered your present bank. Your new bank will have to pay These same rules, of course, apply to S&Ls with work at anything approaching the high yield you interest on your CDs at the same rates you’re now Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. coverage. now enjoying. Since interest rates have dropped, it s HARTFORD — Two Connecticut banks have receiving. mighty difficult to find a S&L or bank paying 14.08 streaks away announced they are of fering high-interest, money QUESTION: We keep reading that each depositor of Halley's Comet The new bank will not be able to cancel the percent on new 10-year CDs. market-type passbook savings accounts. at a bank with FDIC coverage, a S&L with FSLIC its cooperation in contractual obligations of your CDs and pay them off If you’re willing to run a moderate risk, my advice is The Bridgeport-based Citytrust said Thursday The lirsi two wt'oks of Jaou.U7 coverage or a credit union with National Credit Union to leave the money where it is but keep a sharp eye on that its "Passbook Plus" account will pay an 11 before maturity. If the FDIC closes your bank and your CDs are not Share Insurance Fund coverage is protected up to the financial status of that S&L. Bail out, only if you from north represent the last pooci evening percent annual interest rate until Feb. 1. transferred to another institution, you’ll get your $100,000 if the bank, S&L or CU must close its doors. Customers who open a "Passbook Plus” read news that it is in trouble. money pronto. In a situation such as that, the payoff Does this insurance cover only the money originally viewing opf)oriunity for most account before that date will get a 10 percent usually is available withing a week — often the very deposited, or does it also cover accumulated interest? Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can NEW YORK (U PI) — If you live in the United search for Ml As bonus on their accumulated 1986 interest after observers in thf' United States next business day. provide answers only through the column. States, especially in the north, this week and next will their account has been active for 12 months, the If you redeem your certificates before their ANSWER: All three federal agencies provide be your last good chance to see Halley’s comet unless Details of the talks were withheld at the bank said. Citytrust is requiring a minimum of you plan a trip to the Southern Hemisphere in a couple Bv Ted Chan request of the Americans, but they had been United Press International $5,000 to open an account. of months. expected to focus on plans submitted by Hartford-based Connecticut Bank and Trust Comet Halley is racing toward the sun at better than each side to resolve the MIA issue within two HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnam will not use Co. on Thursday began offering the "Money 56,000 mph, sinking lower and setting six minutes PEGASUS^ years and a proposal for a permanent U.S. 6 4 Market Passbook.” Unlimited withdrawals can the search for more than 1,700 missing MIA liaison office in Hanoi. Stocks close the week earlier each evening in January as it heads for its Americans as a bargaining chip for better be made from the account and customers can use I Dow Jones Average close encounter with Earth’s star on Feb. 9. X PISCES \ A Vietnamese Foreign Ministry .source the bank's automatic-teller machines for tran­ relations with Washington, an official The comet will be lost in the glare of the sun next ■ \ . \ said today’s session addressed the fine sactions. the bank said. The bank requires a I January 3, 1986 30 Industrials pledged today outside a meeting involving month and on Jan. 17 the moon reaches first quarter , points of proposals to resolve the fate of the tiiinimum balance of $1,000. with a broad advance • * * the highest-ranking U.S. officials to visit and its light will increasingly overpower the dim MIAs and recover their remains. The key The 5.5 percent federal ceiling on interest rates Hanoi in 10 years. ^ High: 1557.11 comet. points would be ironed out during the for regular passbook savings accounts will be sales figures for the mid-December selling By Chet Currier After looping around the sun in February, Comet "■'x The seven-member delegation, headed by meeting with Thach. he said. period. General Motors rose */4 to 71Vk. and lifted as of April 1. The Associated Press Loiw: 1534.98 Halley will head back toward Earth on its way back Assistant Defense Secretary Richard Ar- Soon after the Americans arrived, Hanoi Chrysler added % to 46‘/4, but Ford Motor Close:1549.20 out to the depths of the solar system in its 76-year orbit (The Circled mitage.^ and Assistant Secretary of State officials proposed a visit to the site of a November employment high NEW YORK — The stock market staged a was down 44 at 57V4. of the sun. Paul Wolfowitz, talked with Deputy Foreign warplane crash in Hanoi and to a building broad advance Friday, rebounding from its Elsewhere among the blue chips. Interna­ Up: 11.47 Halley will return to view for observers in the Minister Hoang Bich Son across a narrow, the Vietnamese have set aside to be the U.S. WETHERSFIELD — Connecticut’s economy decline in the first session of 1986. tional Business Machines picked up 244 to United States in the predawn sky of late March and green felt-topped table for more than three Embassy if diplomatic ties are established. during November reached record levels in The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, 15444; Merck 2‘A to 140‘/4. and Exxon >/4 to 55. while it will be brighter than it is now, it will be hours. The Foreign Ministry source said the employment, factory wages and personal in­ However, McDonald’s dropped 44 to 7844, down 8.94 on Thursday, jumped 11.47 to extremely close to the horizon and difficult to observe Armitage said the discussions would Americans rejected the invitations on the come. the state Labor Department reported 1,549.20, finishing the week with a net gain of and General Electric was off ‘A at 7144. I n I through atmospheric murk. On April 11, it makes its continue Tuesday with Foreign Minister grounds the trips would be ’’artificial.” Friday. Airline issues fell amid signs of intensified 6.20 points. closest approach to Earth — about 39 million miles. Nguyen Co Thach in attendance. Vietnamese officials have indicated they Nonfarm jobs rose by 7,300 to a record 1,590,800 Volume on the New York Stock Exchange fare competition in the industry. UAL By mid-April, the comet will again be visible from "The two sides engaged in an in-depth • are interested in a long-term improvement in November, an increase of 26,500 jobs over the came to 105.03 million shares, against 98.96 dropped 1>A to48V4; AMR 1>A to40, and Delta the United States in the evening sky, but it will be discussion of all aspects of the American in relations that would lead to Western month one year ago, said Labor Commissioner P. million Thursday. Air Lines 44 to 3844. fading quickly as it leaves the warm embrace of the prisoner of war-missing in action issue,” investment, trade and aid for its ailing Joseph Peraro. Analysts said there was no ready In the overall tally on the Big Board, about sun. economy. He said average earnings of factory workers Armitage told reporters. explanation for the market’s recent erratic five issues advanced in price for every two Viewers in the Southern Hemisphere can expect a The talks in the two-story yellow mansion But Washington sees the MIA issue as only set a record of $411.16 a week and $9.72 per hour that lost ground. The exchange’s composite gyrations. Volume has been light through much better show. that once housed the French colonial one obstacle to diplomatic relations. The for a workweek of 42.3 hours. The number of the past couple of weeks, which have been index of all its listed common stocks gained Many amateur stargazers are taking advantage of AQUARIUS KT key issue, U.S. officials have said repeat­ insured unemployment dropped 6,300 in October governor dealt with ” how we might broken up by the Christmas and New Year’s 0.76 to 121.50. the January viewing period, flocking to observatories accelerate progress towards the resolution edly, is Vietnam’s occupation of Cambodia to a 1985 low of 73,000, or 4.2 percent in November, holidays. Nationwide turnover in NYSE-listed and planetariums to peer through telescopes and talk and the U.S. position is that all Vietnamese substantially under the national unemployment of this issue.” he said. Union Carbide gained IV4 to 75. On issues, including trades in those stocks on to astronomers about history’s most storied comet. Armitage at one point introduced Col. troops must be withdrawn from Cambodia rate of 6.7 percent. Thursday GAF raised its offer to acquire the regional exchanges and in the over-the- Astronomer Robert Wood at Brevard Community before relations can be normalized. Peraro said personal income of Connecticut Howard Hill, a member of the delegation company’s stock from $74 a share to $78 a counter market, totaled 125.57 million College in Cocoa, Fla., near Cape Canaveral, said and a former prisoner of war, to the In November, Vietnam permitted the first J residents also reached an all-time high of $4,635 J share. Carbide countered with a series of shares. 23 26 30 2 most observers express disappointment after looking Vietnamese as "a former guest of yours.” joint U.S.-Vietnamese excavation and U.S. billion. 9 16 moves, among them a plan to sell its Standard & Poor’s index of 400 industrials / Jan. at the d|■ *“ ee wanderer from the school’s While the meeting was going on, Vo Dong officials said they hoped for many more of wide-ranging consumer businesses. rose 1.38 to 233.95, and S&P’s 500-stock December observatol Giang of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told them. composite index was up 1.29 at 210.88. Soybean futures In slump GAF shares, down more than a point at ‘"You get it any better than that?” ’ he UPI graphic reporters Hanoi wants better relations with There are 1,797 Americans listed as MIAs midsession, rallied near the close to show a The NASDAQ composite index for the UPi mimickedj pical observer looking through the in Vietnam and its surrounding waters. Futures prices for soybeans as well as bean oil the United States, but would not use the gain of 2 at 55‘/4. over-the-counter market climbed .73 to school’s 24 telescope. ’"You mean I stood in line Virtually all are presumed dead. , and meal slumped Friday on the Chicago Board The Dow Jones Average of 30 Industrials closed Friday Time is running out for armchair astronomers who want POW-MIA issue for political gain. Auto issues were mixed as domestic car 325.72. Atthe American Stock Exchange, the an hour f^ “ Vietnam has no intention whatsoever of Also in the U.S. delegation are Richard of Trade, partly on the perception that the to catch a giimpse of Hailey’s Comet before it disappears manufacturers posted generally sluggish market value index closed at 247.73, up 1.23. at 1,549.20, up 11.47. A'npparition of Comet Halley is one of Childress of the National Security Council growing areas in Brazil would be getting more The 198 , taking the search for the remains as a the worst iii„ ■past 2,000 years because of the relative into the glare of the sun and out of view in the evening in bargaining chip toward normalization or and Ann Mills Griffiths, director of the A rain. National League of Families of Prisoners A positions Of j| S comet and Earth in its orbit. the northern hemisphere. These first two weeks of 1906 toward improvement of relations between Grain prices also were lower. and Missing in Southeast Asia. Wheat settled 4‘/i cents to 9‘/4 cents lower with Please turn to page 10 represent the best opportunity for most U.S. observers. the two countries,” he said. the contract for delivery in March at $3.30>/i a GAF extends takeover bid for Carbide bushel: com was 1 cent to 3‘/i cents lower with March at $2.46>A a bushel; oats were 1 cent to IV4 NEW YORK (U PI) - GAF Corp. conditioned on Carbide’s not purchas­ consumer products businesses with the operating profits of $226 million on sales Regulators hold hearing cents lower with March at $1.38 a bushel; and extended its hostile takeover bid for ing any of its own shares under its Dec. proceeds over book value — something of $1.9 billion in 1984. Analysts estimate soybeans were 7 cents to 9‘/4 cents lower with Union Carbide Corp. Friday despite an 17 self-tender offer or “ taking any other like $1 billion — earmarked for that these units, which produce such January at $5.29*/4 a bushel. impressive array of defensive mea­ action that would adversely impact the shareholders. lines as Eveready batteries. Glad wrap Most cattle and hog prices were lower on the sures that push^ up Carbide’s stock value of Carbide to GAF.” Carbide said approximately 56.7 and bags and Simonize, STP and N million shares had been tendered under Prestone automotive products, could price and depressed its unwanted Since Carbide unveiled a series of N Chicago Mercantile Exchange. NU set to justify Millstone 3 costs Live cattle settled .93 cent lower to .10 cent suitor’s stock. actions designed to thwart the takeover its offer to pay $85 a share — $20 in cash bring $1 billion or more over their $1.1 higher with the contract for delivery in February GAF said it is extending to Jan. 24 bid late Thursday, GAF is standing on and $65 in debt securities — for a billion book value. minimum of 23,550,000 shares, or 35 at 58.72 cents a pound; feeder cattle were .40 cent from Jan. 9 its offer for all of Carbide’s its $74 offer. Carbide would pay the proceeds over NEW BRITAIN (AP> - Nor­ The prudency hearing will Emmanuel Forde. "The project Meehan’s office to prepare for outstanding common shares or prora­ percent of the company’s outstanding to .73 cent lower with January at 64.57 cents a In brisk early trading on the New book value to stockholders in a special theast Utilities officials are due play a big part in whether the merits the most talented and the four DPUC hearings — the tion pooi rights accorded any of these shares. pound; live hogs were .02 cent to .78 cent lower York Stock Exchange Friday, Carbide dividend. before state utility regulators utility gets a $154 million rate most respected people in the most ever on a single project — with February at 45.85 cents a pound: and pork shares. Carbide said it now would pay $85 a rose $1.25to $74,375 a share. GAF. which It also announced an increased today to try and justify the $3.83 increase to pay for its invest­ field.” $60,000 is being paid for a review bellies were .10 cent lower to .22 cent higher with It also announced that it is extending share for 38.8 million shares, or 55 had plunged $5.75 a share Thursday, regular annual dividend and a 3-for-l ment in the plant, because the Neither is the state consumer of the Nielsen-Wurther audit. its withdrawal deadline for the offer to percent of its outstanding shares, and billion cost of the Millstone 3 February at 64.32 cents a pound. slip p ^ another 62.5 cents to $52,625 split of shares remaining after comple­ counsel accepting the Nielsen- The review is due Feb. 1 from Jan. 16 from midnight Jan 9. extend the deadline to midnight Jan. 7 nuclear power plant. DPUC can d^uct from the rate Friday. tion of its offer. Wurster findings as accurate, MHB Associates of San Jose, The GAF offer is for $74 in cash for from midnight Dec. 31. The outcome of hearings be­ increase any money it finds was but for a different reason. Calif. Investment report approximately 64.3 million fully-diluted The market appeared to be reflecting Analysts estimate the tendered Finally, Carbide said it was prepar­ fore the Department of Public spent imprudently. investor sentiment that Carbide dealt a ing a stockholder rights plan to ensure Utility Control will help deter- Consumer Counsel James Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are common shares. It already owns shares would be worth between $78 and A separate hearing on the severe setback to G AF’s ambitions by that shareholders would get at least $85 mine how much of the plant’s Meehan said regulatory agen­ Meehan said he agrees that 19 as of 3 p.m. Friday. 6,961,000 shares of Carbide. $80 apiece. overall 9.8 percent rate increase extending its self-tender offer and per share should the company be cost the utility can pass on to its cies commonly find that utilities percent of the cost of the project On Thursday, GAF had sweetened Carbide also announced steps to sell request is scheduled to begin on announcing the planned sale of its acquired. spend 10 percent to 20 percent of engineering expenses is exces­ Price Change that offer to $78 a share. But it was consumer products businesses that had customers. Jan. 23. imprudently on nuclear power Friday This Week The company has already sive. But he also said the utility’s projects and bar them from construction contract with Stone started to testify on both how THE U TILIT Y has spent more much additional generating ca­ recovering that amount through and Webster Engineering Corp. Advest Inc. 13 dn l ‘A than $1 million in preparing for Judge to decide jurisdiction in Bhopai disaster pacity the plant will provide and rate increases. provided no incentive to cut Acmat 8 up Vi the hearings, including $75,000 on plans to take the plant out of Meehan said finding 20 percent costs. He added the contractor Aetna 47’/i up 2Vt for a consultant who will counter UPI photo of Millstone 3’s costs imprudent has been held liable only for Bank of New England 51 up 2 NEW YORK (U PI) - A battle was ing more than 100 attorneys for victims be here today,” Bailey said. ment sat in the back of the courtroom service in the next century. the audit’s contention that too Finast 23>A dn 14 Monday’s hearing, called a would be in keeping with com­ gross negligence in non-nuclear waged in federal court Friday to of the disastrous gas leak at a Union Bailey downplayed any logistical during the day-long hearing in U.S. ' :Anti-U.S. demonstrations continue in Libya, including much money was spent for First Conn. Bancorp iV /t nc determine whether jurisdiction for the problems involved in getting witnesses District Court in Foley Square. prudency hearing, will focus on mon regulatory practice and matters. Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, Dec. 2-3, engineering costs on Millstone 3. First Hartford Corp, Vi nc settiement of tens of billions of dollars 1984. to testify if the case was held in New Union Carbide attorney Bud Holman Uthis idne Sunday, as Israel and the U.S. condemned an independent audit that found that "$123 million is only 3 Hartford National 32‘/4 up Vt in claims resulting from an Indian gas More than 2,000 people died and York, saying the cooperation of the argued that it is not clear who is ' Libya's alleged role in the Dec. 27 airport attacks. the utility acted prudently in Northeast Utilities officials percent” of construction costs. The consumer counsel said he Hartford Steam Boiler 46‘A up Vi leak should be heard in the United another 200,000 were injured after the Indian government “ greased the skids” responsible for the disaster. He sug­ building the plant, of which it is a said preparations for the hear­ "That’s the lowest declaration plans to challenge the three-year Ingersoll Rand 4944 dn 114 States or India. chemical methyl isocyanlte leaked. in the case. gested that sabotage, perhaps by Sikh 65 percent owner. But the audit, ings were justified because "this of prudency ever determined by phase in the utility wants for J.C. Penney * m db Vi "This case would be a deathblow to The key issue in the case concerns The nattily-dress Bailey, with a red terrorists, may have been involved in prepared for the state by the is the most significant project in an independent auditor. They higher rates. Under the utility’s Lydall Inc. 13‘A nc the judicial system in India,” attorney whether or not the Bhopal pesticide tie and matching handkerchief in his the leak. Libyan leader readies Nielsen-Wurster Group Inc. of our history.” weren’t vey critical of NU.” he plan, residential customers Sage Allen 19 DC F. Lee Bailey told a packed courtroom, plant was controlled by Union Carbide jacket, said witnesses could make The company also maintains that all New York, found that Northeast “ We’re not in the business of said. • would pay a 12.5 percent higher SNET 41‘A dn 14 adding that, "the United States ought to depositions and testify on video tape. He headquarters in Danbury, Connecticut, the people involved are in India and that Utilities spent $123 million or the looking for Filene’s basement rate in 1986 alone and similar Travelers 4714 up l ‘/4 shoulder the burden of ^leaning this or by its Indian subsidiary in Bombay. also told Justice John Keenan that 4,000 suits are already pending in Indian forces against raids plant Inefficiently. experts,” said NU spokesmai^ F TH E $110,000 spent by increases in 1987 and 1988. Tyco Laboratories 39‘A dn Vi mess up.” ! Union Carbide wants the case tried in getting documents relating to the case , courts as a result of the Bhopal disaster. United Technologies 4344 up 2>/4 Bailey is one of four attorneys, India. from the Indian government was The company stressed that at the time if New York gold $315.65 up $5.65 including a representative of the Indian "Union Carbide in Danbury is the “ nothing to lose sleep over.” the leak the Bhopal plant was operated TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - Col. ters Sunday at a farm project government, on a committee represent­ architect of the wrong that causes us to A delegation of the Indian govern­ and managed by Indian employees. Moammar Khadafy said Libya is outside Tripoli. Parker makes official, TODAY’S HERALD in a "state of war” ready to repulse Pentagon officials, however, de­ 6 4 any attack from U.S. warships in nied Khadafy’s charge. g h e Mediterranean, and warned “ It would be physically impossi­ Strike isn’t oniy probiem for New Bedford fishing fieet rthat an onslaught would be ans-. ble for us to put 40 ships off of his plan to step aside Mission postponed Index ■ wered by attacks inside America, Libya,” said a Navy source in ' the Libyan news agency reported. Washington, who spoke on condi­ A balky fuel line valve today 20 pages, 2 sactlons By Steven Bredice to settle for a smaller share of the world’s most productive fishing "In the last four or five years, their crews for concessions, said “ There’s no question that HARTFORD (AP) - State not met the public trust of my JANA, the state-owned news tion of anonymity. "There are only forced a second postponement of United Press International profits. grounds. they’ve had to work harder and David S. Barnet, attorney for the they’re having problems,” con­ Treasurer Henry E. Parker said office and may very well leave and ArluIrA 17 agency, quoted the Libyan leader about 20 ships in the 6th Fleet the launch of Columbia on the first However, the economic struggle "Then the Canadian fishermen harder for the same catch.” Seafood Producer’s Association of curred Jack Caffey, vice president today he won’t seek a fourth term that could happen at any time.” Riialnaiift on as saying his country almost went normally, and that includes every­ of three consecutive space shuttle NEW BEDFORD. Mass. - that has pit crews against boat come down here and sell their fish Samuel A. Tucker, executive New Bedford, which represents of the Seafarer’s International this year and indicated he may rilanalliari 1R-1Q to war Saturday with the United thing. There are only about 15 Parker, 57, said he would not missions to study Hally’s Comet. Foreign competition, skyrocketing owners has its roots in a variety of at below-market prices,” said vice president of the Mariner’s most of the port’s fleet. Union of North America, which step down before his current term rinmlo* : States, which accuses Libya of combatant ships in the endorse any of the Democrats now The postponement was announced A overhead, dwindling catches and a factors. Mathes. "W e’re sure they’re being Insurance Agency of New Bedford "When times are good and represents the striking fishermen, ends a year from now. - abetting the Palestinian group it (Mediterranean).” jockeying for.the treasurer’s nomi­ 90 minutes after the countdown rinnnnrtir.iit 7 Q major strike have plunged one of "These gentlemen are sitting in subsidized by their government.” — which handles 125 of the fleet’s everybody’s making a buck, who comprise about half of the blame.<' for the airport raids that On Friday, the aircraft carrier " I ’m going to continue being nation. Those include state Rep. had moved to within 31 seconds of Fnlarti>lnm«nt 17 the nation’s most profitable fishing a game where someone else Vaughn C. Anthony of the boats — said many insurance there’s no problem. When times port’s 1,200 crew members. “ But killed 19 people, including five USS Coral Sea led a task force of treasurer for a while, and then I Maurice B. Mosley of Waterbury, the planned predawn liftoff at 7:05 Pnri la 1A fleets into a fight for survival. controls all the cards, and they’re National Marine Fisheries Service companies have pulled out of the are bad, everybody takes less,” tbe boat owners are looking for the Americans, in Rome and Vienna seven ships out of Naples. Italy, w ill see what turns up,” the New who once worked for Parker and a.m. EST, See page 4. 1 nral nauia A The most pressing problem left trying to make the best hand said a decline in the number of fish fishing market. Barnet said. “ However, the fisher­ easy way out.” into the Mediterranean. U.S. Navy Haven Democrat said at a mid- who describes the treasurer as his 1 nItary 0 facing the 253-boat fleet is an possible,” said James H. Mathes, swimming off the New England For each $1 paid in premiums, man as a wage earner is, like the Caffey said the middlemen who on Dec. 27. “ The U.S.A. mobilized yester­ sources said the ships merely were morning news conference in his mentor. Clhltiiarlaa in eight-day-old fisherman’s walkout executive director of the New coast has made matters worse. the insurers are paying $1.50 in rest of us, met with a 4 percent buy and then resell the New day no less than 40 warships in ending a holiday port call and were office. He called himself a "mar­ Parker refused to get drawn into that has paralyzed New Bedford’s Bedford Area Chamber of ‘ ‘The big problem they’re having claims. Tucker said. inflation rate. The boat owners Bedford catch enjoy too high a riplninn « front of Libya and we have on routine patrol Sunday, but their ketable property.” the fight between Gov. William A. waterfront, robbing the city’s Commerce. now is that the resources are down. " I think it’s safe to say there have met with outrageous profit margin. He said one aim of Windy and cold Panpla 9 . considered this a state of war and location was not made public. “ There are many opportunities O’Neill and former Congressman economy of an estimated $1 million Fishermen say some of the They’ve been overfished,” An­ hasn’t been a profit made in inflation.” the strike is to force boat owners to Spnrta have announced the state of According to JANA, Khadafy that are available to me,” he said. Toby Moffett, who is challenging Clear, windy and cold tonight. daily. economic hardships they now face thony said. insuring fishing boats for the last Barnet said insurance premi­ , shift their dissatisfaction away TAlAviainn 17 preparedness in the air and naval said Sunday: "Actually, yesterday “ If an opportunity was put to me O’Neill for the Democratic guber­ Lows zero to 10 inland 15 to 20 at the The strike was spawned by a stem from a 1984 World Court Boat owners in New England five years," Tucker said. ums and the cost of repairs, from the fishermen and toward the 11 .Q AMnrIH l-R forces and air defense,” JANA that I couldn’t refuse, then I would natorial nomination. (See story, shore. Sunny and cold Tuesday. dispute over how to divide the decision giving the Canadian fleet havefteen their net profits drop 50 That has led to a 30 to 60 percent maintenance and supplies have middlemen. quoted Khadafy as telling repor­ PteMe tent to page 10 not feel any obligation that I had page 9). Details on page 2. Weather 2 catch, which in 1984 was worth exclusive rights to the northern­ percsftisince 1978, he said, noting increase in the boat owners’ risen dramatically In the past Barnet was skeptical. $107.7 million. Simply put, the boat most third of the Georges Bank — a the total number of vessel trips premiums, be said. three years. “ They bid at auction,” be said. owners, citing hardship, are ask- football-shaped plateau northeast rose from roughly 35,000-tQ 50,000 The tightening economic noose "That’s what put us into this "So if I pull my fish off tbe board, Uhe men who crew their vessels of Cape Cod considered one of the during the same period. has fo r c ^ boat owners into asking situation,” Barnet said. where do I sell it?.”

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t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, 19«6_ WEATHER iReich says cooperation helps EMS program succeed not going to operate perfectly, Dr. Joel Reich, the medical works o«t of a Are department three-year period, but we will also either with, respect to certain . •chairman of the Emergency De­ compare with aystems that oper­ be looking ahead in the hear future to geographically and demogra- geographic areas or with respect Today’s forecast partment at Manchester Memorial ate solely oat of hospitals? -Hospital and the town’s emer- phically focusing the courses. We to certain conditions, like weather conditions, equipment conditions, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; •gency medical service, said in a I think our system works very will try to pick areas, like areas of stores where there is a Ikrge radio traffic, etc. Obviously in Today windy with clearing west to east. Highs from •t;ecent interview he feels the well in that we have an excellent population at certain times and to emergency medical services you mid 20s to low 30s. Clear, windy and cold tonight. ::m ergency service is working relationship with the fire depart­ ^ e r y well and has no immediate ment and the town. We have a fire try to get people who will be there want to be as close to 100 percent as Lows zero to 10 inland 15 to 20 at the shore. Sunny in that area during the day trained possible. There have been some and cold Tuesday. Highs from teens in the western ;^roblems. chief who is incredibly supportive Reich, who has had experience . of the paramedic program. We in CPR. We also hope to appeal to reports recently regarding some hills to near 30 south coast. relatives of people with heart problems we’ve had with the Maine: Light snow in the north and mountains Tin a number of emergency medical really have a very clean division between the administrative role of problems, people at high risk. paramedic radio. Basically these with 1 to 2 inches accumulation. Partly sunny with raervices, came to Manchester in the fire department and the problems have not led to any a chance of flurries south. Becoming windy ~&84 from the George Washington University Medical Center in Wa- medical role of the hospital in problems with patient care. In statewide. Highs near 10 north and in the 20s south. Q. How often do two emergency recent weeks we’ve taken severals IMington, D.C. running the program. For exam­ calls come in at the same time, Flurries likely in the north and mountains tonight, ^ • The following are excerpts of the ple, issues related to salary, hiring steps to clear up this condition. clear elsewhere. Lows 5 below to 5 above. Tuesday making it necessary to send only We’ve had people from the CMED 2;ibterview with Reich conducted by and firing are done largely through emergency medical technicians a chance of flurries north and mountains and sunny •Qerald reporter Alex Girelli. the fire department administra­ system out. We’ve had people from instead of more highly trained the State of Connecticut Ehner- elsewhere. Highs in the single numbers and 20s. tion channels, whereas medical paramedics? Is that a problem? New Hampshire; Light snow in the north with 1 Q. How well is the town’s issues are always turned over to gency Medical Services out to to 2 inches accumulation. Partly sunny south with a '’Emergency medical service work- us, at least for review, and conduct tests and have, in fact, chance of flurries. Becoming windy statewide. ^ g ? What Improvements would decisions are made’ jointly be­ In somewhere around 3 or 4 discovered that there were certain Highs in the teens and 20s. Clear south tonight with like to see made? tween us and the fire department. percent of all calls, the paramedics things we could do with our own flurries north. Lows 5 below to 5 above. Tuesday have been tied up. However, it’s equipment that would greatly Hospitals that run systems in­ improve the signal. To my knowl­ mostly sunny south and a chance of flurries north. 2 1 The EMS system is working important to realize that does not herit a lot of the problems of edge, most of the problems have Highs in the single numbers and 20s. “ excellently in Manchester. I’v e' mean there’s no response. It only having, usually, a very small been Cleared and I’ve not been Vermont; Breezy and quite cold today with light .worked with several programs in means that it may not be as high as UP) photo number of people who have virtu­ made aware of a serious problem snow north, flurries south. Highs 10 to 15 north larger cities and cities the same possible. In fact, when you look at ally nowhere to go careerwise. the vast majority of the United in recent days ... I might add that about 20 south. Tonight and Tuesday breezy and size. I really haven’t worked with a What I mean is that if a firefighter- States, most areas don’t have CMED has installed a new antenna very cold with flurries. Lows zero to 5. Highs Today In history service that is as well organized paramedic feels that he or she is no paramedics yet, and in most areas that’s several hundred feet higher Tuesday 10 to IS. and runs into problems as infre­ Samuel F.B. Morse publicly demonstrated the telegraph" quently as our service does. As far longer happy with their career, their normal response is what we than the present antenna and it Gust desserts they have the ability to return to for the first time in 1838. Here, Morse is shown six years as improvements, there are no would look at as being slightly less should be operative this month or the fire suppression part of the than the best we could get. A in early February Today: windy with some clouds around and a chance of a flurry. High Extended outlook later, sending the first practical telegram from the immediate improvements that come to mind. Long-term we have service., If an EMT or paramedic number as low as 3 or 4 percent They promised us that that around 30. Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph becoming northwest this Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Capitol to Baltimore, Md., some 40 miles away. Morse to look a lot at the demographics, works for a hospital, they don’t does not indicate a problem. It would drastically improve the afternoon. Tonight: ciear and cold. Low zero to 10. Wind northwest 10 through Friday: was assisted in the telegraph’s invention by Alfred Vail.. the population shifts of the town, have that option. indicates something we’ll have to People often ask us, “ Do you lose signal and get us very close to 100 Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; possible growth in the North End, watch o\ er the next year or two or to 20 mph. Tuesday: sunny and cold. High around 20. Wednesday: control over the medical issues?” Fair and cold Wednesday. Milder Thursday. A ‘'the effect of extending Interstate three. percent. sunny and cold. Drawing by Kyie Bagnail, 9, of 136 Birch St., a The answer in a simple statement chance of rain or snow Friday. Highs in the mid 20s 384 beyond the town — what type of fourth-grader at St. Bridget School. is “ no.” Q. Do you have any message to mid 30s Wednesday and in the 30s Thursday and new demands these will make on Q. Who in the Emergency Friday. Lows in the single numbers and teens Almanac . the EMS system. about the service that you would In larger cities it is a tremendous Department keeps in touch with Wednesday rising to the 20s to low 30s Friday. ' ■ If, for example, traffic increases like to gel across? .3024 problem. The fire departments are paramedics in the field? Vermont; Dry Wednesday, and Thursday. Today is Monday, Jan. 6, the Samuel F.B. Morse and his Qn 384, we are going to have more accidents in the south part of town, so big. often the chiefs in the big fetL V ^ 2 9 .T 7 Chance of snow Friday. Moderating. Highs 15 to 25 sixth day of 1986 with 359 to follow. partner, Alfred Vail, publicly cities are not as dedicated to the We monitor the dispatching One of the things that it|s 6 SEATTLE 30.00 \ Wednesday and Thursday, 25 to 32 Friday. Lows 10 The moon is moving toward its demonstrated their new invention, if they build a new mall or mails in channel so we know when the important for the public to know is EMS service as they are to the fire 6 30.24 30.00 below to 5 above Wednesday and Thursday, teens the telegraph, for the first time. - Buckland, we are going to have a paramedics are going out. know that emergency medicine is ser­ new phase. tremendous daytime population suppression service and often do BOSTON Friday. The morning stars are Mercury, In 1941, President Franklin D. not understand some of the prob­ the same information they know vice both in the hospital and the Maine: Fair with a warming trend. Highs 5 to 15 Roosevelt submitted to Congress increase in a fairly dense area I//' about the type of problem they are field which is very difficult to plan Venus, Mars and Saturn. which will increase injury and lems that are unique to the EMS ^30.24 north and teens south. Warming to 15 to 25 north The evening star is Jupiter. the Lend-Lease bill for aid to the ! f m responding to. When the paramed­ for. At any given time, although we illness. service. NEW YORK and 25 to 35 south by Friday. Lows 5 to 15 below Those bom on this date are under Allies during World War II. ics get to the scene, they will call us may be staffed at a level that’s the sign of Capricorn. They include In 1950, Britain formally recog­ Q. What role does training the through the Capital Area Medical normally more than adequate, north and 5 above to 5 below south Wednesday : Q. Does the town need a second Herald photo by Pinto. archaeologist Heinrich Schlie- nized the communist government public in cardiopulmonary resus­ Emergency System radio which something suddenly happens in rising to 5 to 15-north and 15 to 25 south Friday. paramedic unit? If so, where SAN FRANCISCO' New Hampshire: Fair with a warming trend. mann, who discovered the remains of China. citation play In the life-saving links all the Hartford area emer­ some part of the town or some part should It be stationed? Dr. Joel Reich, the medical head of the town's paramedic of the region that will suddenly pull Highs 5 to 15 north and teens south. Warming to 15 of ancient Troy, born in 1822; poet In 1983, President Reagan signed aspect of the emergency medical gency medical systems and the 30.24 resources away from the norm. v v . to 25 north and 25 to 35 south by Friday. Lows 5 to 15 Carl Sandburg in 1878; silent a bill boosting gasoline taxes 5 service? service, says the system is working well. He said in a hospitals. .. It would be hard to justify a What this means for us is a very LOS ANGELES below north and 5 above to 5 below south movie cowboy star Tom Mix in cents a gallon to raise $5.5 billion a recent interview that he would like to see more citizens year for bridge and road repairs'. second paramedic unit today, Generally the first contact is difficult problem both in staffing Wednesday rising to 5 to 15 north and 15 to 25 south 1880; Lebanese poet-philosopher In 1984, the first test tube January 1986. As far as future A very critical role. In develop­ trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation. made between the paramedics and the ambulances, paramedic units Khalil Gibran in 1883; actor Danny ing our system in Manchester LOWEST Friday. quadruplets — all boys — were needs go, we’d have to weigh our nurse. Usually the paramedics and the hospital Emergency De­ Thomas in 1914 (age 72); author several years ago, a lot of attention TEMPERATURES born in Melbourne, Australia. several factors. In fact these are Memorial Hospital. We are putting To pick a number is easy. To pick will ask for a physician if the partment. We believe that over the E.L. Doctorow in 1931 (age 55), and being looked at now by the town was put on the paramedic level of actress Bonnie Franklin in 1944 on weekly and monthly training the right group of of people to train situation needs a physician’s di­ last couple of years and certainly Across the nation Health Division and the Board of service ... However, along with 445; A thought for the day: Poet- courses. We are hoping to increase is difficult. Ideally we would like to rect involvement. The physician as we look toward the future, that (age 42). Directors. I previously mentioned that we have improved the dis­ 3000 ORLEANS^V/^^ Snow and strong winds combined to belt the philosopher Khalil Gibran said, “ I the number of people in the train the families and close friends will evaluate the situation and give we are much better matching both demographics and population den­ patcher training program, set up a ~LEGBND- Great Lakes region with blizzard conditions today have learned silence from the community who are trained in of people who are at high risk the orders. At that point the the number of staff needed at a On this date in history: sities, both fixed and at different screening system so that the while temperatures dipped to below zero in the In 1759, George Washington talkative, toleration from the CPR ... When a person collapses, because of heart conditions or paramedics would give us an particular time with the demands times of day. The response by a appropriate services will be sent intolerant, and kindness from the ideally basic life support should be previous problems that could lead estimated time of arrival at the and we also are managing to build north and 20s across the Southeast. married widow Martha Dandridge when someone calls 911. The only unkind; yet strange, I am ungrate­ unit may be severely affected by started within three to four min­ to situations that would need this hospital and any time beween then a group of nurses and physicians A heavy snow warning was posted in northern Custis. increased traffic flow in town. You piece that is missing from the showers flow ful to those teachers.” utes. Every second’s delay, cer­ type of care. This is often a very and the time they actually got to us and, of course, paramedics and [/ / / j ^ Michigan near Lake Superior, where up to a foot of In 1838, in Morristown, N.J., reach a point — which it is very perfect EMS system is the role of UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <& snow could pile up by tonight, the National Weather tainly every minute’s delay, de­ difficult audience to reach. In most they would keep the channel open emergency medical technicians in hard, if not impossible, to define the public. and call us back if the condition of the field, who are totally geared Service said. creases the likelihood of survival, programs in other cities, it’s been without a very complex study — the patient were to change at all. towards emergency care and have Travelers’ advisories were posted in western We look at our numbers every decreases the likelihood of return the younger people who have taken where you may not have a total to normal function, with respect to the courses and may not actually made this their career, which J New York. By early today, Buffalo and Watertown Lottery population that requires a second month, every six months, every J brain fuention and heart function. be available when a person at high Q. Have you had technological contrasts with just several years National forecast had 5 inches of snow, Buffalo had winds up to 53 -unit but you may need a second year, and we really don’t see much The other magic number, besides risk needs their help. So the problems with communications? ago or in some places with the mph and Watertown up to 46 mph. unit because of logistics, the ability improvement over our first-year the three or four minutes, would be strategy we’re taking in town is to present situation of not having During eariy Tuesday, snow is possible in the Great Lakes Region and Snowshowers lingered over Maine after a storm to respond to a call anywhere in program with respect to survival Rhode Island dally; 3482 seven or eight minutes, to get try to train somewhere around 10 Every radio system will have a full-time emergency medicine parts of the North Atlantic Coast States. Rain is possible in the South on Sunday dumped heavy snow, including a Connecticut daily town in a reasonable time. after cardiac arrest. We are hovering around 14 or 15 percent of advanced life support or percent of the population over a certain percent of time where it’s specialists foot-deep pileup at Ellsworth. 9 inches at Portland “ Lot-O-Bucks” ; 12-18-20-22-38 Where it should be stationed is Atlantic Coast States as weil as the Lower Mississippi Valley and parts all people who collapse in the street paramedic-level service to the of the Pacific Northwest and Gulf Coast States. and 8 inches at Augusta. Saturday: 242 very difficult to answer until some patient, to perform a higher level Massachusetts daily; 2959 of those issues are address^. and require CPR surviving. We Play Four: 3320 look to see that number inch up of service, to continue things on the “ Megabucks” : 7-8-20-23-32-34 Again there is a lot of attention way to the hospital. The only way A presently on the mall or malls in higher and we believe that the only A Tri-state daily: 615, 6223 Tristate lotto; 7-9-17-20-25-29 way that will happen is if the public to change those first three or four the Buckland area. If that were to critical minutes would be to have Tri-state lotto; 7-9-17-20-25-29 (There were no winners). occur, there would be such a large is more involved in CPR training and, of course, the actual perfor­ the public intervene to take care of . increase in the population density, their friends, relatives, neighbors, PEOPLE ; 'at least during the store hours, that mance ofCPR. About three months ago we * that would have to pull that Q. How many people would you ^ location somewhat north in town. began a townwide program under me to have a hut in Nepal, I’m absolutely the auspices of the EMS Council in like to see trained in CPR and how Bulls, babies and blood Weekend wedding willing,” the 54-year-old guru said. “ I will • Q. How does the system that cooperation with Manchester would you train them? love to be in a hut. It will be a palace for m e.” Spain’s highest court recently ruled that Sen. Robert W. Hasten Jr. and his bride N Rajneesh had told reporters in New Delhi famous matador Manuel Benitez, 48, must were returning to his home state of Wisconsin for their honeymoon after their on Friday that he would return to India to give up his two-year battle to avoid a blood inspect sites for a permanent commune test to determine whether he is the father of weekend wedding in New York. Townhouse hearing is tonight nUSAOOUAR The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale per­ there. He already has five Rajneesh Los Angeles actress Elizabeth Velasco’s meditation centers in Nepal. 15-year-old boy, Manuel Jr. Velasco, who formed the Saturday rite for Hasten, 43, and \ The Planning and Zoning Com- . The building would start on the In another matter, an applica­ The guru left India in 1981 and established tion for a zone change on Tolland _CASH lived with the matador for five years, has his bride, Eva Jean Nlmmons. t mission will hold a public hearing Summit Street parcel and extend a commune in Oregon after he ran into tax Turnpike that was scheduled for a filed a $2 million palimony suit against President Reagan sent his congratulations ^ on a proposed zone change and a to adjacent property at 395 Main trouble in his native country. He returned to St., where Visions Unlimited is public hearing tonight has been Benitez. to the Republican senator, who met Miss • general plan of development for Nimmons. 34, a New York advertising India in November after pleading guilty to Z townhouses on Summit Street currently redeveloping the former withdrawn, the owner of the land SALE account supervisor, on the campaign trail in U.S. immigration fraud violations and I when it meets tonight at 7 in the Gammons Hoaglund manufactur­ said today. Sulphur Springs, Va., in 1983. agreeing to leave the country. ’ Lincoln Center hearing room. ing building into condominiums. Homeless White House Visions Unlimited Inc. of Tolland The PZC approved the develop­ Samuel Feltham. who owns the 5.6 acres at 1506 and 1512 Tolland Martin Sheen, who will portray Washing­ On Ice : is seeking a zone change from er’s zone-change proposal for the one-acre parcel on Main Street in Turnpike, applied to have the ton, D,C., homeless advocate Mitch Snyder - Residence B to Planned Residence Ice Hockey may be Canada’s national pastime, but the July. Visions Unlimited is planning zoning of the land changed from in an upcoming TV movie, recently blasted ' Development for about a third of Hounding America Tougher than Klingons game was actually invented by British soldiers sta­ Z an acre at 84 Summit St., where it to put six condominiums in the Industrial to Rural Residence. The President Reagan on the “ CBS Morning 6,5fl0-square-foot Gammons Hoa­ land was rezoned Industrial from Before he created “Star Trek,” Gene tioned in Canada during the 1850's. The idea came Z plans to build a 6,000-square-foot News,” saying Reagan has reneged on his Guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, invited to - building containing six two- glund building. The Summit Street RR in 1983. Feltham declined Roddenberry battled muggers, thugs and naturally to the redcoats since they had ice skates, promise to help the homeless. this country by Nepalese disciples, says he : bedroom townhouses with plan will be considered in connec­ comment on the reasons for the thieves instead of Klingons. frozen lakes near their base, and years of experience “ If (Reagan) were to show some personal wasn’t hounded out of the United States, “ I ; garages. tion with the Main Street plan. withdrawal of his application. interest in the homeless via visiting a shelter was hounding America.” ^ Roddenberry, who produced the 1960s playing field hockey. In 1860, players began using a or even inviting one homeless person to the He said Sunday he planned to settle in a science fiction television series, is a former ball instead of a puck. The sport remained in the hands White House for a bite to eat,” says Sheen, small residence, not a commune, in the Los Angeles police officer. He is one of many, of amateurs until 1917, when the National Hockey ^ Police roundup STARTS “ can you imagine the effect on the Himalayan mountains, either in India, or including best-selling novelist Joseph Wam- consciousness of our country.” Nepal. “ If the (Nepalese) king is happy for baugh, who have traded the badge for the League was formed. typewriter. DO YOU KNOW — What award is given each year to WEDNESDAY “ I get quite a few calls from officers,” said the champion professional hockey team? Man charged in Penney thefts former Commander Joe Gunn, now a successful screenwriter. “ Everyone thinks FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Downhill skiing It alto called JAN. 8 at 9 A.M. it’s easy to write. They say, ‘I can do that. I , An employee of the J.C. Penney non-surety bond and is scheduled police said. Alpine tkling. to appear in Manchester Superior Fortier was released on $500 have as many stories as anyone else.’” - Catalog Distribution Center on 1-6*86 ^ Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1966 > Tolland Turnpike has been ar- Court Wednesday. bond and is scheduled to appear in Deputy Chief Jesse Brewer is adviser for rested in connection with the theft Manchester Superior Court on m m the television series “ Hill Street Blues,” and A Newspaper In Education Program ■’ of almost $1,900 worth of merchan- Police arrested a Waterbury Wednesday. trained the cast how to use handcuffs and Sponsored by : disc, including four stereo cassette man who was picketing outside the hold a gun. And Miami officials consulted the The Manchester Herald ■: playejcs. a radar detector and Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home A Bissell Street woman was department before "M iam i Vice” went on ’.. cloUibg, police said this morning. Saturday after he allegedly injured Saturday after the car she the air. Police said Brian E. Gnimley, struggled with an officer.' police was driving went through a red 6 But Gunn said, “ If you were to make a . 20, of Hartford, was charged said. light at the intersection of Center REGAL’S WILL BE CLOSED 6 show technically accurate, it would be one of • Thursday with third-degree lar- Paul H. Fortier, 20, of Water- and Church streets and collided I*.' the most boring shows on TV.” : ceny after an investigation by bury, was charged with breach of with three other cars, police said Manchester Herald ; company security officials into a the peace and interfering with an this morning. I number of employee thefts. Police officer in connection with the Police said Edna Kennedy, 72, of MON.&TUES.JAN.6&7 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher said Gnimley signed a confession incident, which occurred at 2:50 149 Bissell St., was treated at Perry, frozen in time ; on Dec. 20 admitting the thefts, p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital for USPS 327-500 I which occurred after he was hired According to police, Fortier facial bruises and released VOL. CV, No. 81 ' on Aug 13. ignored the order of an officer Saturday. The zany uproar over Chicago Bears’ Published dally except Sunday Suogeeted carrier rates are $1.60 : Police said Gnimley confessed overseeing the picket line to let a William “The Refrigerator” Perry has and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 lor one month, $19.25 Police said Kennedy was travel­ : to stealing a radar detector, two vehicle driven by a nourstriking ing east on Center Street when she - to prepare for this event! spread all the way back to his hometown, chester Publishing Co., ItBrelnard lor throe months, $36.50 lor six Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one ysar. ' car stereos, a stereo cassette employee enter the grounds of the went through a red light and struck Aiken, S.C. The folks in Aiken, a town of Second class postags paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. player, a stereo cassette player nursing home a vehicle that was attempting to 17,000, are wearing Bears’ jerseys, buying chester. Conn. POSTMASTER: with amplifier, blue jeans, shirts, After being warned by the enter Center Street from Church Refrigerator posters and telling old tales Send addreea changes to the Man­ ; socks and sneakers. The items officer, police said Fortier “ be­ Street. Kennedy’s car then ca­ about their famous fellow citizen, a former chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ To place a claaelllsd or display • were valued at $1,870, police said. chester, Conn. 06040. came very belligerent” and swore reened off that vehicle and hit two Clemson University standout and now an advertlaamsnt, or to report a newt : Gnimley returned alt but the radar at the officer. Police said the Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- others that were stopped at Center immensely popular 3M-pound rookie defen­ ; detector, shirts, jeans and socks, officer told Fortier he was under GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Oftica houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 6 Street for the red light, police said. KECALS sive lineman in Chiczfgo. you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. • police said. arrest and twice attempted to grab No one else was injured in the “Your Qualllf Men's Shop" “ When I was rtianaging the Kentucky p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ : Police said Gnimley, who has his arm. but Fortier broke away. accident, police said. u P l photo Fried Chicken, I remember he was the only day, please telephone your carrier. been fired from J.C. Penney, has After the second time. Fortier If you're unable to reach your car­ The Iront' end and both sides of guy who ever came in and ordered the Tha Manchaatar Harald la a mam- agreed to give his last paycheck to made a fist and the officer pushed TRI-CITY PLAZA rier, call subscriber earvlca at 647- bar of the Asaoclatsd Press, a aub- the company as partial restitution Kennedy’s car were damaged, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Three junior lifeguards from Huntington Beach, Calif., hit the sand at Sydney, 21-piece barrel ana'picked it up with one him up against the cruiser and VERNON 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. acrlbar to United Praas Intsma- ; for the missing items, which are police said. I 9 0 3 MAIN ST. hand,” says Bob Granade. Meanwhile, Aiken i/ Saturdays for guarantead dollvary handcuffed him, police said. Fort­ Australia's North Cronulla Beach today in preparation for a surf carnival. From tional news aarvicss and a mambar valued at $343. ier continued to struggle with the She was charged with failing to Mayor H.O. Weeks is talking about a Fridge-^ in Manchestar. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. left to right, they are Michele Devaney, 16, Veronica Deck, 16, and Courtnee De Gnimley was released on a $500 officer as he was put into a cruiser. stop at a traffic light. Day after the season. Long, 17. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 6. 1986 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6. 19«6 Study predicts deep cuts in defense U.S./W oHd Official downplays effect of toxic cloud By Gll Broyles billion when separate legislation In Brief Tjie Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - A new for military construction is balanced budget law will wipe out "This isn’t just tinkering at the edges of the included. ^ Prison riot ends In Iowa WEBBERS FALLS, Okla. — A plume of toxic gas President Reagan’s defense buil­ Under Gramm-Rudman, AsP*" that killed one worker and hospitalized 43 others dup In two years, sending the defense budget. It means we are reversing the said, “defense will lose $15 billion FORT MADISON, Iowa — Rioting inmates took drifted up to 18 miles from a nuclear fuels plant before United States “ inarching down the defense buiidup of the last few years. We are to $18 billion in budget authority seven guards hostage and seized control of a cell dispersing, but health officials said its effect would be mountain we have been marching this year and $64 billion to $® block at the maximum-security Iowa State transient, very temporary.” up,” says the chairman of the marching down the mountain we have been billion in fiscaH987 - a total of $79 Penitentiary today but surrendered about 90 The corrosive cloud of hydrofluoric acid, so potent it minutes later when a SWAT team was brought in. House Armed Services billion to $83 billion.” can etch glass, was released Saturday when 14 tons of Committee, marching up.” Two guards and one inmate were injured in the slightly radioactive uranium hexafluoride leaked Rep. Les Aspin. D-Wis , released Rep. Les Aspin "AND GHAMM-RUDMAN takeover. The guards, one of whom had a from the Sequoyah Fuels Corp. plant in eastern a study Sunday in which he doesn’t stop forcing cutbacks until wrenched knee, were taken to a Fort Madison Oklahoma, Dale McHard. chief of the radiation and contended the balanced budget law Armed Services Committee 1991,” Aspin said. “In other words, hospital. special hazards service of the state Department of An unknown number of prisoners at the approved by Congress and signed Gramm-Rudman could give us a Health, said Sunday. by Reagan last month will force defense budget that Jimmy Carter maximum-security facility took over the cell He described the hydrofluoric acid as “an deep cuts in military spending. block at 7:06 a.m. The unit contains particulary ventional legislation, but would would assail as a threat to our extremely corrosive chemical” but said its effect on •‘This isn't just tinkering at the greatest defense cutback in peace­ dangerous criminals who face administrative impose automatic spending cuts national security” people off the plant grounds was expected to be edges of the defense budget,” time history.” Aspin said, punishment. for each of the fiscal years through And he said that after the current “transient, very temporary.” Aspin said. “ It means we are Gov. Terry Branstad said the inmates ASPIN SAID THAT projections 1991 if Congress and the White fiscal year, the administration will None of the 43 people hospitalized was seriously ill reversing the defense buildup of surrendered at 8:35 a.m. when a prison SWAT and most had been treated and released by Sunday beyond fiscal 1987, which ends on House failed to agree on a lose all flexibility on where to the last few years. We are team entered Cellhouse 319, where the seige took flight, said Richard Barnett, administrator of the Sept. 30, 1987, are “iffy,” but the reduction plan. make reductions. marching down the mountain we place. Sequoyah County Health Department. More than 100 UPI photo law is likely to continue to cause The deficit for fiscal 1985 was “The administration will have to have been marching up.” “As of now Cellhouse 319 is secure,” Branstad people initially sought treatment, officials said. Most He said the deficit reduction law defense spending decreases. $211.9 billion. make equal cuts down to the level said. Aspin said his analysis shows of those affected were plant workers. outside the Sequoyah Fuels Corp. A, will force up to $83 billion in Named for its principal spon­ of individual line items; F-16s The uprising was confined to the one cell block Several transport cylinders similar to that defense budget authority will The employee who died was on a platform above a defense cuts in the next two years, sors, Republican Sens. Phil 155mm artillery shells, FFF-7 and the remainder of the institution was placed in the one that ruptured Saturday in Gore, state health official said the effects of Gramm of Texas and Warren be cut by 5 percent to 6 percent in class frigates,” Aspin said. cylinder that leaked the chemical and downwind of resulting in a 20 percent reduction a lock down and secured by 7:15 a.m.. prison the plume, officials said. Okla., releasing radioactive UF6 and the toxic gas cloud would be temporary. in Reagan’s planned military Rudman of New Hampshire, the the current fiscal year. officials said. A witness said the prison appeared In fiscal 1987, he said, defense Reagan agreed to no growth in “It took him such a length of time (to escape the killing one employee, are stacked spending for fiscal 1987. law sets deficit limits for each military spending for the current calm and no smoke or fire could be seen. fiscal year through 1990 and outlays will drop to about $245 cloud) that he could not avoid (overexposure),” Dick “ (Defense Secretary) Caspar fiscal year in exchange for a UPI photo requires that the federal budget be billion and budget authority to Bangart, director of the Division of Radiation Safety Weinberger, who has prided him­ congressional pledge to permit 3 Ad campaign pushes deadline and Safeguards for the Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ Workers heated the cylinder in an attempt to phone calls from The Associated Press. The plant, self on presiding over the greatest balanced by fiscal 1991. about $260 billion. Congressionally owned by a subsidiary of the Oklahoma City-based approved military spending for the percent increases, over the rate of REP. LES ASPIN, D-WIS. WASHINGTON — An American company, sion, said at a news conference in Muskogee on remove the excess gas, Bangart said. The container defense buildup in peacetime The bill permits Congress to inflation, for fiscal 1987 and 1988. then ruptured and all the gas spewed out. Kerr-McGee Corp , is in a sparsely populated area. make the reductions through con­ current fiscal year stands at $297 . . . Gramm-Rudman imperils defense which has already been deluged with thousands of Sunday. history is about to preside over the lawsuits from women claiming illness from the The cylinder, designed to hold 27,500 pounds of the The New York Times today quoted Sequoyah Fuels Bangart said the plant will remain closed until the Daikon Shield contraceptive, today began an mildly radioactive material, was filled with 29,500 executive Robert Luke as saying the tank was cleanup and investigation are concluded. A hearing international advertising campaign to encourage pounds before employees realized they had improp­ overfilled because of a malfunction in scales on which scheduled for Tuesday in Fort Smith, Ark., to discuss NASA waits and sees 4.5 million women to file claims before they lose erly placed it on a scale, Bangart said Sunday at a the tank was being weighed. proposed expansion of the plant has been indefinitely their right to sue. news conference in Muskogee. Sequoyah officials did not return repealed tele- postponed, he said. Hart leaves open The A.H. Robins Co. of Richmond, Va., and a Washington-based public relations firm mounted Valve problem delays shuttle again the campaign to inform women in 91 nations they Maine may transfer him have four months to give notice of their claim. his plans for ’88 space of the celebrated comet. shuttle. Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah, The campaign is aimed at an estimated 2.8 By Howord Benedict hydrogen fuel line. chairman of a subcommittee that million women in the United States and 1.7 miljion Columbia’s countdown had been “It’s a real thrill for us to work By Ellen Haddow The Associated Press oversees NASA spending, made a women overseas who received the Daikon Shield halted just 14 seconds before the with Columbia,” said astronaut The Associated Press trip last April. Nelson’s district intrauterine contraceptive device between 1971 intended liftoff on Dec. 19 because Robert Gibson, the mission com­ Oven-death murderer still hears voices CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. - A mander. “Columbia is the flag­ includes Cape Canaveral and the and 1974, when the Food and Drug Administration 6 of a faulty electronic part. GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - balky fuel line valve today forced a ship, and we’re looking forward to Kennedy Space Center. asked Robins to halt sales because of health risks. that was allegedly placed in his milk caused the second postponement of t he launch THOMASTON. Maine (UPI) — John Lane, the man Rep. Tim Wirth. who has Gary Ball said the trouble was traced flying it again.” The astronauts will have a perception, he said. of Columbia with a crew of seven, convicted of murder in the oven death of a 4-year-old "I know that given the opportunity a Hart's endorsement for the to the failure of a valve on a fuel Other crew members are Rep. unique view of Halley’s comet as it Belnit braces for violence girl, says he is sure he is going to heaven. Michael, the ”I was acting in defense of Palmer and the little Senate seat Hart is vacating, including a Florida congressman,, line to close late in the countdown, Bill Nelson; Franklin Chang-Diaz, approaches the sun on its once- voice in his forehead, keeps telling him so. lotof people would liketokill me, buti girl.” Lane^said. "It was a natural response, has begun a statewide fund­ on the first of three consecutive apparently because of a computer every-76-year swing through this BEIRUT, Lebanon — Residents of east Beirut a Costa Rican-bom physicist who braced for a new wave of violence today after Lane. 37, said Michael’s voice is good, and tells him perverted by the drug.” raising tour but has not an­ space shuttle missions to study software error. A backup radio part of the solar system already know I am going to heaven." Lane’s new lawyer. Richard Hall of Bangor, has is a naturalized American citizen; dissident militiamen, apparently opposed to a he is a hero. He admitted that bad voices whisper to nounced formally that he will Hally’s comet. signal closed the valve, but not pilot Charles Bolden; George “You can’t observe Halley’s filed a request for a new trial, and Lane said the “We have scrubbed for today Syrian-sponsored peace accord, kidnapped 17 him, too, from the back of his neck. But he says he John L a n e run. before too much fuel flowed Nelson; Steve Hawley and Robert from the ground as it makes its ignores them, appeal would involve testimony from a doctor Wirth, D-Colo.. kicked off the said launch control commentator through it, lowering the tempera­ closest approach to the sun in people in the Christian sector. claiming that Lane suffered from a drug-induced Cenker. In the Shouf mountains east of Beirut, weeklong tour Sunday in Grand Jim Ball. ture in the line to below January because of the sun’s “I don’t want to listen to them.” Lane said Gibson and his crew boarded militiamen from the mainly Druze Progressive Lane has been held in a segregation unit at the seizure on the day of the killing. Junction, saying he will sche­ "W e’ll take another hard look at specifications. brightness,” explained S. Alan Lane also talked about his childhood and about his Columbia on Dec. 19 and were just Socialist Party exchanged sniper fire Sunday Maine State Prison since his murder conviction in dule a formal announcement in it overnight and come back tomor­ Liquid oxygen is maintained at a Stern of the University of Colo- family. He said he grew up in poverty in Jay, and he 14 seconds from liftoff when a with army units, but no casualties were reported. November. Warden Martin Magnussen said the “She is going to hell.” Lane said of Palmer. about two weeks about whether row and do it right,” launch temperature of 293 degrees below ■ rado, principal investigator for the said he was beaten by his parents. He also said that his V r , . , : computer stopped the countdown Druze chief Walid Jum blatt said after the arrangement isn’t ideal. but he said the segregation is Lane said during his trial that he didn’t remember he will seek Hart’s seat. director Gene Thomas told the zero. because an oversensitive elec­ Comet Halley Active Monitoring much of Angela’s death. But he said recently from mother had shoved him into a bureau when he was five “This trip gives me the astronauts, who had been in clashes erupted that President Amin Gemayel, necessary because other inmates have threatened to tronic part sent a false signal that a Program, or CHAMP. whose power would be severely curtailed under prison that his memory of th(b incident has improved, years old. chance to think of the Senate Columbia’s cabin awaiting launch During five days in space, the He said that for about 10 minutes kill him. According to testimony during his trial. Lane was '7 • Columbia crew, which also in­ rocket turbine was spinning too the peace accord, was “betting on an Israeli and that he is sure he saved everyone in the family race much more seriously.” for nearly four hours. during each 90-minute orbit, the Lane could be transferred to another prison out of placed in .a woodstove oven to warm him on the day of cludes the first Hispanic- fast. operation” in the south to delay the pact among except for Angela from a hideous monster that stalked Wirth said. ’ w The postponement was an­ shuttle will be in position to state if better arrangements can’t be worked out for American astronaut, are to release Nelson, chairman of the House the Druze, Shiite Amal and Lebanese Forces through the apartment, his hirth. • Hart announced Saturday in nounced 90 minutes after the observe the comet while the Earth him at the Maine State Prison. Magnussen said. Lane said life in solitary is boring, but he said he has an RCA communications satellite, subcommittee on space science “All of us could have died that night.” Lane said. “I Evergreen that he will not seek countdown had moved to within 31 blocks out much of the sun’s militias. “It is still a possibility,” Magnussen said. “We don’t found comfort in reading the Bible and in occasional conduct more than a dozen medi­ and applications, is the second was unsuccessful with one but I saved the rest.” a third Senate term, hinting seconds of the planned predawn brightness. have the luxury of using a segregation cell books from the prison library. He said he was upset GARY HART cal, materials processing and congressional observer to fly on a strongly that he will pursue his liftoff at 7:05 a.m. EST. At that Six killed In tribal fighting indefinitely, and that wouldn’t be appropriate housing THE MONSTER, Lane said, was horrible, and it left recently when he had to listen to an inmate in a nearby . . . out of Senate time, the launch team detected a other experiments and make the party’s presidential nomination anyway over a lengthy period of time.” burn marks on the carpeting as it walked. The drug cell talking about sex. low temperature on a liquid first extensive observations from JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Six blacks in 1988. died when warring factions of the Zulu tribe The prison inmates’ code places child sex molesters “I won’t be coy about my figure can be in,” said George clashed and political unrest left two black or murderers at the bottom of the prison pecking plans.” said Hart. “Does that McGovern, who ran for presi­ WEIGHT WATCHERS' civilians and two policemen wounded in rioting order. Lane’s status is precarious because of his mean I'm making some an­ dent in 1972 with Hart as his across the country, police said today. well-publicized crime, in which he killed 4-year-old J nouncement about 1988? Nope. campaign manager. Custody dispute ends On Sunday, Defense Minister Gen. Magnus Angela Palmer, his girlfriend’s daughter, by shoving Does it mean I still have an "I had no problem in 1972 with her into an oven and burning her to death in the fall of the other Democrats until I Malan warned neighboring black states of interest in being president? 1984. became the front-runner, and retaliation if black guerrillas continue to plant Yep.” with man, ex-wife shot ‘^ 5 A land mines like the one Saturday that killed two “I know that given the opportunity a lot of people P r o m p t Ca r e Hart, whoseunsuccessful 1984 then all of a sudden I got would like to kill me, but I already know I am going to brickbats in every direction — whites near the border with Botswana. presidential bid left him with The faction fight broke out in Ukuku, a district heaven,” Lane said recently. "The guy who kills me more than $3 million in still- from the left, from the right, PAUL, Idaho (UPI) — A four- en’s car, indicating he may have of the self-governing Kwazulu tribal homeland won’t, probably, but I know I will — Michael tells me.” unpaid campaign debts, hds from the Jmiddle, across the pianned to commit arson. IS HERE year-old child custody dispute that north of Durban, about 11 a m. Sunday and lasted \ maintained he would not com­ politicals^ctrum . You are so LANE AND THE girl’s mother. Cynthia Palmer, attracted national attention ended for about an hour. Police Col. Sipho Mathe said mit to a second presidential much niore the target of criti­ Hayden kidnapped the couple’s A were both charged with murder in Angela’s death, cism and your mistakes are so over the weekend when a Califor­ adopted son. Jeffrey Hayden, four Police searched the area today for possible race until sometime in 1987. nia man shot and killed his ex-wife, further victims in the clash, which left six blacks and both underwent psychiatric evaluations prior to Hart became the front-runner much more magnified than if years ago, leading police on a and then was killed by the woman’s dead, the official said. their murder trials. Lane and Palmer were found to be WITH AN ADDRESS for the 1988 nomination when you are down in the pack” year-long, cross-county search husband. sane, an evaluation that Lane agree.' with now in spile Sen. Edward Kennedy. D- In a discussion on CBS-TV’s that ended in 1982. Fishermen await owners of the voices that speak to him regularly. Mass., declared two weeks ago “ Face the Nation” on Sunday. Paul City Clerk Judy McLean, Jeffrey, 7, was unharmed and “People think 1 am insane,” Lane said. “I am not he would not seek the Gov, Charles Robb, D-Va., and 35, was shot early Saturday after taken to a neighbor’s home follow­ NEW BEDFORD, Mass. — Awaiting a insane. I am emotionally distraught.” ■TOUCAN FEEL presidency. Gov. John Sununu, R-N.H., her unemployed ex-husband. Ken ing the shooting. response from boat owners to a new contract Lane said he gets messages from a burning The role is an enviable one. agreed that Hart and Vice Arthur Hayden, broke into her “She lived in fear,” friend proposal, striking fishermen vowed to keep one of sensation in his forehead, a voice which he has named but one not without its pitfalls. President George Bush were home through a window in her Michelle Snyder said Saturday. the nation’s richest ports closed today until a Michael. Michael can also read other people’s minds, GOODABOUT N their parties’ leaders in the 1988 “1 think it is the most bedroom, where she and her “She was always afraid of him. She settlement was reached. Lane said, and it has assured him that he wasn’t hazardous position a political race. husband. Kermit McLean, 30. were was was well-liked, but people INTRODUCING “We’re going to keep the pickets up,” said responsible for Angela’s killing. sleeping. thought she was real paranoid Joseph Piva, union port agent for the Seafarers Lane said that Palmer, who was acquitted of a Authorities said Hayden, 38. sometimes. Apparently, it was International Union. reduced charge of manslaughter in her daughter’s Chula Vista. Calif,, was armed weil-founded.” The union, which represents about half of New death, drugged his milk on the day of the killing, and MANCHESTE/? Police foil N.Y. art heist with a 20-gauge shotgun with a THE 1986 Beford’s 1,200 fishermen, Saturday offered boat that it was the drug that induced him to kill the little flashlight attached to the barrel. Judy McLean began an inten­ owners a contract proposal with “substantial girl, MEMORIAL He threw a tire rim through the sive, year-long serch for her son in changes” on how the catch should be divided. The bad voice that he also hears but ignores is HOSPITAL NEW YORK (AP) - Federal sell wholes^e for about $3.5 woman’s bedroom window 'and 1981 after Hayden took the boy on a Palm er’s voice. Lane said. -/ agents and police say they are million. fired four shots into the room, camping trip and never returned PROGRAM trying to track down other Fenrich said the three men were killing Judy Mclean with a single him to his Paul home. ^ u rrciX L L m JC77 j members of an international art arrested as they loaded two shot. \r ri ~ m i lint f i theft ring believed responsible for wooden crates into cars. Hayden then was shot to death by She appeared on the “ Donohue” / t ~ t .1 i -i-i. z-l an attempt to steal $18.5 million He described the suspects as Kermit Mclean, who was able to show and “Good Morning Amer­ [ j ■ y . ^ r i i r r o worth of antique art treasures part of a “group of people reach a .22-caliber pistol kept in ica” that year showing pictures of Jeffrey, and explaining the plight j a x T E r r o , from a warehouse. operating internationally, who are the room. 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• — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 Richard W. Gosgrove, Publisher- Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Chief says pensions Tutu: God sides with apartheid foes James P. Sacks, City Editor By Linda Stowell ' ’'VI OPINION might fiii fire ranks The Associated Press HARTFORD — Bishop Desmond By'Brent Laymon bedroom community. Tutu lifted his arms and prayed for X TALKED TO NW AN ALVST-TOPAT, IT'S NOT ALLTHAT ARE YOU TRYING The Associated Press Attracting and keeping volun­ the hundreds who have been hAARCIA, ANPX FEEL A UTTLE BETTER. UNCOMMON. STILL, TO TELL MG THAT teer firefighters has been a tortured and killed in South Africa, Water sharing WE SAtR X JUST HAVE TO BE IT'S NOT EASY, THE PORSCHE,THE WINSTED — Fire Chief Wal­ problem throughout the state then looked down at the packed Jack ter D. Miller Sr. has come up and across the., nation. In congregation and proclaimed the HONEST WITH MYSELF ANP COMING OUT OF GUCCIS, ANP THE government has lost its fight to X 'L L B E A B LE TO H ANFLE IT. THE C LO SE T PERRIER ARE ALL, with what he thinks may be a Connecticut, the ’’ number of worth studying Anderson partial solution to the problem volunteer firefighters has maintain a racially segregated — c — WINPOW PRESSING? of attracting and keeping volun­ dropped from 31,000 a few years nation. T teer firefighters; pay them a ago to about 29,000 today, “You already have lost, the 1984 T pension. according to Clinton Hughes, Nobel Peace Prize winner said, The initial reaction of Manchester officials Miller has included a $14,000 chief of the all-volunteer We­ addressing the South African to a state plan that would make the town part appropriation in his 1986-87 thersfield Fire Department. government. budget request to the Board of In contrast, there are about Tutu, an outspoken critic of of a resource planning area for drinking apartheid, gave a 30-minute ser­ water was a combination of surprise and Selectman to fund a pension 4,200 Hrefighters in 43 paid plan for members of his departments statewide. mon Sunday during his first stop of fear. Iran runs department. Details of Miller’s plan must a three-week tour of the United still be worked out. But he States at Horace Bushnell Congre­ The town, the officials complained, knew .,li “We’ve had trouble — the envisions the town's setting gational Church. The inner-city rolls were dropjting,” Miller almost nothing about the plan before being m y b a n k e r s k n o w n p o r y e a r s . WHAT CAN I SAY, EPW ARP? aside $100 a year for each church had invited him to speak. invited to attend a hearing on it in mid- I NEVER WAS A REAL YUPPIE. said Saturday. “We’re just firefighter, then paying them Tutu said that police in his THE IMPORTANT THINGTD r e m e m b e r school for trying to give people an incen­ between $300 and a year homeland hide in crates luring December. IN MY HEART, I'V E ALWAYS BEEN IS THAT YOU'RE STILL IN STYLE. tive to stay on ... to make them each once they reach a certain children to throw stones at them, A RINSO-BLUE COLLAR. think twice." then kill the children. Mayor Barbara Weinberg, who remains age and have served a certain r One obstacle to Miller’s plan number of years. “Four-year-old children playing fairly close to what is going on in the Capitol is that state law does not outside in the streets in South Region Council of Governments, recalled no terrorists Other towns have overcome Africa are getting killed by the currently allow towns to pay state pension laws by compen­ police,” said the 54-year-old Angli­ mention of the water proposal in that group pensions to volunteer. A bill to sating their volunteer firefigh­ can bishop of Johannesburg. and feared it might be a “sleeper. ’ ’ Public WASHINGTON — Iran is training terrorists^to j .change that was defeated in the ters in other ways. Newington, Despite the violence that has General Assembly last year, for example, has a “deferred Works Director George Kandra and Water hijack airliners and kidnap hostages, with special ‘ but the Winsted department is tom the country apart and killed Superintendent Robert Young were likewise vengeance toward Americans. This underground ^ compension plan,” under which 1,000 people in the last 16 months, asking area state legislators to it will pay $250 for every year of Tutu said, “We worship an ex­ taken by surprise. warfare, directed by the Iranian foreign ministry, j resurrect the bill this year. service once the firefighter has accounted for the deaths of at least 262 j traordinary God ... Goodness will UPI ptioto H€*. ^ ©ises'foervyoRTH^TAti-meSFANWvHUUAE “It would open a Pandora’s reaches age 62. and has overcome.” Officials of the state Department of Health Americans since 1983. 5 Tutu joined the choir in a South African Bishop Desmond Tutu Hartford’s Horace Bushnell church. His Encouraged by the absence of an effective U.S. | box,” said Sen. Anne P. “At this point it sounds like Services, which would administer the Streeter, R-West Hartford. She procession to the altar as a small daughter, Naomi Tutu-Seavers, is a response, the Iranians not only remain > something I might support,” opens a two-week tour of the United coordinating group, insist that information Washington Window says such legislation would Rep Anthony J. Nania, R- choir of trumpets squeezed be­ States Sunday with a guest sermon at resident of the city. unrepentant but have made Americans their ■, prompt members of every vo­ Canaan, has been quoted as tween dozens of reporters and was available on the proposal as it was being photographers in the balcony principal targets. j lunteer department in the state saying about a possible change ment of South Africa stand?” Southern African Refugee Scholar­ formed. Nonetheless, the concept was U.S. intelligence has pinpointed two hijacker- J to demand pensions from the played the processional hymn caring, laughter, joy and peace.” in the state law. “I’ve come on behalf of millions Tutu said the Nobel Peace Prize ship Fund and the Bishop Tutu overlooked both by all parts of the training centers in Iran: one near Megrabad J towns they serve. “Lead On, 0 King Eternal.” Refugee Fund. But the first order of business Dressed in a bright purple robe to say thank you. When I say thank was not “a personal gift to Manchester administration, which normally A guess about Kennedy airport outside Tehran, the other near the holy j The Winsted Fire Depart­ Desmond Tutu.” city of Qom. We’ve seen secret satellite photos, > ■ for the Winsted Fire Depart­ and wearing a large silver cross. you, I mean thank you for During the service, a church is sensitive to any suggestion of ment now has a 140 members, ment is to sell the local Board of Tutu preached that “The God we praying,” Tutu said. “God said. ’I recognize the official asked members of the 6 which clearly show commercial airliners parked . all .volunteers except for one. Selectman on the $14,000 Tutu said people from all over struggle in South Africa and I give regionalization, and by area media. as a journalist, was called to the Maybe, just maybe, Ted at the training camps; they are used by the I worship is a God who takes sides.” congregation to send a form letter By Arnold Sowlslak The*roles have fluctuated wildly appropriation. “Oiir God doesn’t sit on a fence,” the world are supporting his efforts it (the Nobel Peace Prize) to you in to three corporations. The letter, podium to address the delegates. Kennedy looked at the Demo­ recruits as “hands-on” instruction material in the ; in recent years and member­ he said. “Our God cares that to end apartheid. a representative capacity.’ The There is no doubt that the plan, which cratic Party and the nation as “I’m sure it has its merits,” prize belongs to all of us,” Tutu which calls for the withdrawal of might force Manchester to share its water WASHINGTON — When Ted In 1920, he was active in the methods of hijacking nfoderh airliners. | ship was down to about 115 people are being tortured in “I got a letter from a pastor of a business holdings in South Africa, drafting of the party platform, they are in the fifth year of Ronald The training courses include familiarization J about a year ago. Miller said. said Mayor Nancy Eisenlohr. solitary cells, he cares that child­ church in Alaska — he knew my said. Kennedy announced he would not “Volunteerism is going way He left immediately after the will be mailed to International supply under some circumstances, would seek the Democratic presidential but his influence was waning. At Reagan’s presidency and -made with the instruments, fuel consumption and other r He says a number of factors are ren are being killed in the streets,” name. I met someone who lives by Business Machines, Burroughs mean changes for the way the town regards the cold, hard decision that his responsible, including the down. I think it’s going to come Tutu raised his 'hands to the herself in prayer. She said she service for the West Coast. Tutu nomination in 1988, all sorts of the marathon 1924 convention features of Boeing 727s and 747s, as well as Airbus i to the point where you do have to will return to Hartford on Jan, 17 Corp, and Control Data on Jan. 15, an essential resource. But the negative (103 ballots over 11 days), the chance to make a credible run for 300s. Some of the planes are on loan from » town’s gradual metamorphosis ceiling and said, “The hatred, the starts her day at Z a.m. by praying birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther reasons were advanced to ex­ from an industrial town to a give them an incentive.” for a series of activities related to man whose voice once held the the presidency had come and Mehrabad airport during “down time” between anger, the injustice. Hey. things for me. I’m prayed for at 2 a.m.! King Jr. reaction to the proposal by officials, plain why the Massachusetts are being Changed to goodfiess. Now what chance does the govern­ his effort to raise funds for his stemming in part from their suspicion that it senator was bowing out. Democratic Party captive rose to gone. international flights. Here’s another. Maybe explain his opposition to Alfred E. His decision, to remain in the was conceived behind closed doors, was Senate and work there for the premature. Kennedy was thumbing through Smith and was drowned out in a PART OF THE TRAINING is in the psychology - the history of the Democratic chorus of booes and catcalls. public policies and programs he of hijacking and hostage treatment. The Iranian “ R h o dy m en Weinberg and Kandra both said they were Party and, lingering over the believes right for the country, instructors teach a cynical mix of techniques that pathetic story of William Jen­ TWO MORE dissimilar char­ means he will have considerable alternate between brutality to Americans (to afraid Manchester could be forced to share influence on the course of events the water supply it has nurtured so carefully nings Bryan, decided, “I don’t acters than Bryan and Kennedy instill fear in the captive passengers) and victims of want to end up like that.” would be difficult to imagine. for some years to come. occasional small kindnesses (to prevent any with communities that may have shown less The way Bryan ended up was Bryan was a fundamentalist He may never have his photo­ desperate resistance by the hostages). foresight. Young, the water superintendent, being humiliated at the 1924 Protestant, an advocate of prohi­ graph put up beside the other The CIA has no clear idea how many potential area crash was concerned that large utilities — such as national convention. A year later, bition , a champion of rural values Democratic giants at some fu­ hijackers are currently taking the deadly ture national convention, but he the Metropolitan District and the Connecticut after the Scopes monkey trial and puritanical morality. training, but a Saudi Arabian intelligence report, GLASTONBURY (UPI) - Two You have Water Co. — might have too large a say in the that fixed his public image as a He also was a national leader probably won't be hooted out of which the CIA believes to be credible, estimates . Rhode Island men have been affairs of a water resource area and might Bible-thumping windbag, he was who could not win the one national one either. that 55 student terrorists studied hijacking in Iran identified as the victims atward a dead. office his country bestows, in in late 1984 alone. They included Iranians, Iraqis, ^ small plane that crashed while attempt to take over the operation of the short, a loser who refused to face Arnold Sawlslak is a senior trying to land in heavy rain as it J Political parties make much of Tunisians, Moroccans and Egyptians — and at friends town’s water system. their dead heroes. Pictures of the facts of political life. editor for United Press Interna­ least one Saudi. The report identified the chief approached Bralnard Airport in Abraham Lincoln, Teddy Roose­ So to the premise of this piece. tional. instructor as a Palestinian guerrilla who had ■ Hartford. These certainly are valid concerns. Investigators said Sunday Victor velt and Dwight Eisenhower participated personally in airliner hijackings. Apicerno, 60, of Providence, R.I., But after having learned more about the often are the backdrop at Repub­ At present, there are about half a dozen other was piloting the single-engine on Wall Street plan that is under study. Young admitted that lican gatherings; Thomas Jeffer­ terrorist training camps located in Iran. Several Cessna that crashed Friday in a he might have seen more potential for danger son, Andrew Jackson, Franklin are reserved for foreigners recruited by the ' wooded section of Glastonbury. Roosevelt and John Kennedy look Ayatollah Khomeini’s agents from among Moslem The second man killed in the than really exists. At this point, he is not down on Democratic conclaves. students and workers throughout the Middle East, crash was Frederick Allen Jr., 46, A ready to embrace the idea of being joined to a right here on our street But not William Jennings Bryan. Asia, Western Europe and even the United States. of Warwick. R.I. water resource area, but neither is he The state Medical Examiner’s inclined to dismiss the notion arbitrarily. VET, IN HIS DAY, Bryan stood S’TUDENTS AT THE CAMPS get three months’ Office said Sunday Apicerno died astride the Democratic Party, as indoctrination in Moslem fundamentalist ideology of multiple injuries. An autopsy on Professional investment services are as the saying goes, like a colossus. It Allen was expected to be concluded The other officials who voiced concern also as well as in the nuts and bolts of terrorist today. say now that the idea of planning the nominated him for president operations, including construction and placement Glastonbury Police Lt. Thomas distribution of drinking water resources is three times, twice by acclama­ of sophisticated demolition devices. McKee said the Federal Aviation close as your bank- if your bank is the worth studying. Kandra describes it as tion, and he was a potent force in The CIA has also received detailed reports of an Administration and National N national party affairs for more estimated 30 groups of women terrorists taking Transportation Safety Board fin­ “laudable.” than two decades. similar training at segregated camps in Tenran, ished their on-site investigation Savings Bank of Manchester. Sunday. Manchester already shares its water with In 1896. with onespeech —“You Qom, Isfahan and Behichtieh. One alumna shall not crucify mankind on a reportedly effused to her fellow terrorists: “Our He said the plane apparently some Glastonbury customers, something cross of gold” — the 36-year-old Imam Khomeini has authorized us to participate caught fire on impact and the fire IHVESTMENT SERVICES FOR AMERICA that seems quite fair in view of the fact that spread over a pretty wide area. \ \ obscure former congressman •niTaiiY in the holy war against the atheist enemies of the “The crash site has been turned some of its water comes from the from Nebraska stampeded a Islamic Republic. We are the kamikazes of Islam. over to the owner of plane’s J IfK Savings Bank Buckingham Reservoir in their town. Similar national convention that was We will each die after killing a hundred enemies — ' insurance investigator,” McKee n c E s r at 'A. situations exist elsewhere, and further expected to nominate a senator where in the world is not important.” said Sunday. A SERVICE OF ISFA CORPORATION ^ of Manchester examination of the sharing idea is in order. who had. been in Congress for The terrorists trained in Iran’s “boot camps” The wreckage was found about MEMBER SIPC more than 20 years. In 1900, share one trait; devotion to Khomeini, whose 6:45 a.m. Saturday, said Michael The town should learn as much as it can despite a thorough drubbing four V . 5 0 I scowling image glares at Iranians from every ' Cicarelli of the Federal Aviation Administration. about the proposal for a resource years earlier, “the boy orator of w a n k wall poster and television set. The old ayatollah the Platte” won the nomination routinely refers to the United Staes as “the Great Officials at Brainard Airport \ ( V coordination area before it becomes a reality io o said Friday they were notified by the INVEST team works on salary, not on commission. on the first ballot, and did it again Satan,’’ and inspires his fellow fanatics with this Bradley International Airport at a couple of years from now, and should seek in 1908. Phone or come in for They have no vested interest in seeing you purchase to influence the planning process. But the weird call to arms; “AH Moslems must rise up Windsor Locks that a Cessna one security over another. In 1912, Bryan probably turned and conquer their fear of death so that they can four-seater believed to be carrying the new, full-spectrum concept could produce a number of benefits the convention tide toward Wood- 1966 byNEA. Inc Advice is based strictly on the quality and suita­ conquer the whole world! ’’ two people went off the radar bility of each investment, and geared completely to your at the Savings Bank of \ / 7 — and there is no need to assume the worst row Wilson, and in 1916, even screen as it approached Brainard Investment services own personal financial needs and goals. In essence, the Manchester will provide, without the high broker’s from the outset. though he was at the convention about 10:30 a.m. A Cattro canker “They lost him about two miles o f INVEST. INVEST team works for you. commissions found at most full service brokers. The Immigration and Naturalization Service is south of Brainard.” Cicarelli said. Right here at the bank. The fact that your INVEST Aren’t you ready for the INVEST Center? The still smarting from the 1980 “invasion” of Cuban “All transmissions were normal, If you invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds and other Center is right at the Savings Bank of Manchester is INVEST Center is ready for you-now. The team is refugees, when Fidel Castro emptied his jails to including the pilot’s acknowledge­ types of investments-or would like to--INVEST, a going to make things a lot easier for you. You have in place. You may already know one or all of them, if let supposed anti-communists flee Cuba. Nearly ment of clearance for approach to service of ISFA Corporation at the Savings Bank of enough things to do, enough places to be these days, you’re already a Savings Bank of Manchester customer. More is better in the ‘spyocracy’ one-half of the agency’s detention funds are still the airport” Manchester, has important news for you. Starting now, without adding one more to your list. So why not get all Call or come in soon and find out more about this new being spent on Cuban refugees deemed Ground crews searched through we can offer you a whole array of investment services the investment advice and assistance you need in the and exciting investment resource, right where you the night for the wreckage in right here at the bank! Because now there’s an INVEST same place where you take care of most of your other bank. Now more than ever before, the Savings Bank of WASHINGTON — Word around town is that throwwights ... I stored it all in my computer than “undesirable.” Internal memos reveal that the Glastonbury and points south, expenditures on the Cubans have left little money (Center at our Main Office. And the INVEST teitn is financial needs-at the bank. Manchester is your one-stop source for financial services. there are so many Russian spies in the area, added to it.” , including the Connecticut River. waiting to assist you. You’re welcome any time at the INVEST Center in they’re stumbling over each other. “Interesting, Ivan. I was working out of spot for other cases. INVEST is an independent service of ISFA Corpora­ our Main Office. Stop in when you’re there to do your Officials at Bradley, who were T k i IN V E S T Team (clockwise After investigating I learned the local KGB near the flagpole. Must have been close to where tion, providing objective investment research and coun­ banking. Can’t come in? No problem. We’ve installed a you were. I picked up the same kind of data. Sent monitoring the landing, said the from left) includes licensed chapter has adopted the bureaucracy’s standard John Greek comedy single-engine aircraft was on an seling and portfolio management, as well as purchase ■ new phone number-a direct line into the center. brokers Dale Baker, M anin E (BS) hiring policy — “more is better” — with the everything I got straight to Moscow through our The word has gone out in the international arms instrument approach during a and sale of securities, mutual funds shares, unit trusts, Call any time during banking hours to talk to a mem­ Lutkiewiez, Carole A . Comforti, Navy Annex Unit. real estate limited partnerships and related investment ber of the team. Ask questions. Find out more. Make Anne L. Beecher and right hand not knowing even what the right hand is Kidner community; Beware of Greeks bearing an anti­ heavy rainfall when it disappeared Frances L. Fitzpatrick. doing. “But here’s the good part: When I got into their aircraft gun called Artemis-30. Aside from the from the screen. services. Sounds a lot like what other full service bro­ an appointment. There’s never any obligation. Foreign elements copying our government BS to computer I changed a lot of the values they’d moon goddess’s name, it seems, the Greeks kerage houses have to offer? It is. Like them, the people 6 Apicerno had filed a flight plan use it in their spying creates what I call a stored. Confuses the engineers and slows them contributed precious little to the weapoit. West who staff the INVEST Center are licensed brokers, down. And the U.S. will go bankrupt trying to from North Central Airport in highly trained and fully qualified to assess your finan­ “spyocracy.” Germans made the base, the barrels, the radar North Smithfield, R.I. to Hartford. Consider the case of yuppie Russian spies Ivan straighten the mess out. ’ ’ cial situation, and help you make the right investment THE INVEST CENTER tracking system and the ammunition. The Greeks The two men were reportedly decisions to try to improve it. They can even explain and Anatolyi, who met at the KGB Annual "You know, Anatolyi, I did exactly the same supplied the tires, put the gun together and headed for a retirement party of a “No such luck, Anatolyi. Doing the Pentagon thing. I remember the high point. Moscow’s to you how you can set up an account at the INVEST Washington Soviet Spy Seminar held in the painted it. Because of the heavy German input, friend in Glastonbury. Onter to function as a self-directed IRA, just like some capital’s new Convention Center. tour this time. Weather’s lousy but the pay is Cosmos Committee asked for a firm gravity the Greeks must get Bonn’s permission to sell the change value. It was the key to all their analyses. Col. Jean Goldberg, of the Civil other brokers are currently recommending. “Ivan, old comradski! Haven’t seen you since good.” Artemis. And since the likeliest buyer is Libya’s Air Patrol, said the search was But there are some very important differences 647-0333 "I had just picked up the latest firm value — the CIA’s personnel reduction layoffs. How’s “Well I’ll be diggin’salt! Me, too! But it sure Col. Muammar Khadafy. the Germans are leery. complicated because rescue between our INVEST Center and the typical brokerage everything?” was rough. Had a hard time getting close enough 86.73 times ten to the minus eight. Never forget it. planes were not able to search house-differences that are going to mean something Mon.-Fri.-9 a.m.-4 p.m. "Fine, Anatolyi, you old cossack. Fine. Been a to set up my equipment. Finally started jogging That was just what they really needed. Mlnl-edHorlal Friday for the missing aircraft better for you. Thurs. -6 p.m.-8 p.m. long time. What’re you spying on now?” with a briefcase. They thought I worked there.” “Right after that I got my order of Lenin letter because of rain, wind, and heavy “I’ve got some really good equipment, too. ... Hey, Anatolyi. what’s wrong? You’re pale as a While the federal deficits continue to pile up, Direction that is truly objective. A member of the "Star Wars, tough one... Hey. let’s knock off for fog. INVEST team will serve as your personal broker, get­ lunch. We can go to the Pied de Cochon in Picks up signals from those electric typewriters, ghost.” threatening the economy and forcing cuts in many “When did you start at the Pentagon, Ivan?” needed programs, it’s often overlooked that the ting as involved in helping you meet your investment Save on commissions, too. When compared to a tradi­ Georgetown. Our old boss, Yurchenko, had his word processors, computer terminals ... And I goals as you want him or her to be. You can be sure not tional brokerage house, stock and bond transactions farewell party there when he got transferred to have a personal computer with a decoder modem. “Last June 13... why?” government is owned more than $20 billion in overdue debts. Most of the deadbeats are those WE DELIVER only that your adviser is qualified to help you make conducted through the INVEST Onter will cost you Siberia.” If I get something in code, I feed it in and the “I started the same day, comradeski. And that decisions about what and when to buy or sell, but also less. Sound, infoimed investment advice, qualified "OK, let’s go... It’s a small world, Anatolyi. I’m computer cracks it...” gravity change value... it’s the one I fed in to who have defaulted on student loans, and the If you haven’t received your that any recommendations you receive will be totally portfolio management, personal attention, prompt, pro­ Justice Department is bela.tedly going after more '■ Matlbheatar Herald by 6 p.m. spying on Star Wars, too. As a matter of fact, I’m “This is too much, Anatolyi! I’ve got the same confuse them ...” waekdeya or 7:30 a.m. Saturdaye. objective. Why? Because, unlike most brokerage houses. fessional transactions-that’s what the INVEST (Center being called back to Moscow. Getting the order of equipment! I was working out of north parking. "Ivan...You don’t think that we...” » than 700,000 of those who are far behind in their plaaaa call your carrier. II you're Lenin for my good spying.” Carried a clipboard. When anybody came along I “Yepski, We’ve been spying on each other... repayments. One suggestion that strikes us as unable to reach your carriar, call Look, why don’t we go over to the defection center futile and unfair is that schools whose graduates aubacribar aarvica, 647-M46, by 6 N a iid ic ste r Main St. (Main Office); Purnell Place (Drive In); Burr Corners Shopping Center, East Center St.; Hartford Rd. at McKee St.; Corner Broad St. & W. Middle Tpk. (AutoBank ); “By the sickle and hammer, that is a started counting cars.” p.m. waakdaya or 10 a.m. Saturdays Shop Rite Plaza at Spencer St.; Shopping Center at North End. East Hartford: Burnside Ave.; Putnam Bridge Plaza. BoNoii: Bolton Notch at Rte. 44A. A ndover Andover Shopping Plaza. Meinb«fF.D.I.C. show high default rates be given less moeny for Equal Opportunity Lender coincidence, Ivan! So am I! Same spy program ... “I finally broke into a Pentagon computer and and see what we can work out. May not be much, lor guaranteed delivery.______Soiitti W kid so r Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center. AsM ord: Junction Rtes. 44 & 74. Eastford: Rte. 198 next to post office. East W in d sor Junction Rtes. 5 & 140. Tel. 646-1700. where’d you operate? Silicon Valley out in locked into Star Wars data — laser intensities, but the deal at least will be salt-free, if you know future student loans. Why should the sins of the California?” orbital velocities, gravitational narameter.s. whatl mean...” alumni he visited nn the next apnerntinn^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 6, 1986 - 9_ ■ — MANCHESTER HER A LD. Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 PEANUTb bv ChariM M. tchuli HAOAH T H l HOmilM.1 by DIk Irow m OR A S A PO VOU LIKE ME ? New year brings flurry of political announcements I POMY MI(ZE AMYBOPYTILL COIOET l4o...>(&U)2E SISTER? ' c W B P - THEY WlZesTLE ME TH E J O & So Moffett is concentrating on Moffett served four two-year QUALIFIEP 7 this month by gubernatorial usually well known long before the THE GOVERNOR HAS steered terms in the U.S. House before his - By Judd Everhart clear of direct attacks on Moffett, winning enough support at the < , The Associated Press aspirants. announcement. Legally, the an­ convention to qualify for a primary unsuccessful run for the U.S. Republican Romeo G. Petroni of nouncement triggers the start of although he’s said he’s .“itching for Senate in 1982 against Rep^dblican any kind of fight I might get into” against O’Neill in September. ' HARTFORD - Gov. William A. Ridgefield planned his announce­ the campaign and forces com­ Although things have a way of Lowell P. Weicker Jr. I O’Neill, who's been saying all ment Tuesday at the state Capitol. pliance with a variety of campaign O’Neill easily turned back a changing fast, at this point, six O’Neill, j former lieutenant laws, such as equal-time ^ along that he would run for He then planned stops in Water- challenge for the nomination in months before the convention, governor, became governor on 3 requirements. ctweiwwdF—w t . re-election this year, is about to bury, Bridgeport and Stamford. 1982 from then-House Speaker Moffett seems assured of winning Dec. 31,1980, upon the resignation make it official. Petroni, a former state senator, is Ernest N. Abate of Stamford. the support of 20 percent of the of Ella T. Grasso. who died of O’Neill has a fight on his hands cancer five weeks later. now judge of probate in Ridgefield. for the Democractic nomination in Moffett concedes that O’Neill convention delegates, the min­ CAPTAIN EASY Crook* A Catalo —— He says he’ll make his formal He was elected to a full, YOU HAVEN'T REALLY VISITEP ANP BESIPES, NOT former Congressman Toby Moffett will win the nomination at the imum necessary to qualify for a .L REALLY, EA&Y, I'P RATHER STAY ' • EVERYBOPY AROUNP liM«yAv^«5 '• announcement at the end of the ANOTHER FORMER state se­ four-year term In 1982. IN THE ROO/A ANP REAP. I FEEL A PLACE UNTIL YOU'VE HAP A of Branford.’ party’s convention in July. primary. PRINK THERE. h e r e l o o k s " \ week. nator, Gerald Labriola of Nauga­ LIKE m INTRUPIN6 ON THESE UNFRIENPLV.. Moffett, who kicked off his ------PLE'S LIVES. BUT- ' Today, a key member of his tuck, is planning his official ,■ administration, Treasurer Henry challenge in November, has been THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk « Sy la n y announcement on the 18th of this waging a particularly aggressive ;^E . Parker, is to announce that he month — one in Naugatuck and one '/Twon’t seek a fourth term. Parker. campaign against O’Neill. raE W jJ Now on.11 MEN KIDNAPPEP ME„S0LP ME, in Greenwich. /'WIOREW, IF YOU CAPTURED ViOMEN, DIP ;;; first elected in 1974, is the highest- He claims Democrats and the YOU ALSO SELL THEM INTO SLAVERY AT y ENSLAVeO ME//1 CAME HERB And former state Sen. Richard state in general deserve better DEVELOPING A C W ipnoiiK i P ^ ^ ■ R6VeNS6,/A(3AlNST MEN/ •"ranking black in state C. Bozzuto of Watertown says he’ll than O’Neill. orders at R I T E ^ - , AS 1 WAS ? L- government. make it official on the 23rd in NO.' I FRBEO THEM/,WITH 2^ It was considered possible that Waterbury. O’Neill, who likes to take credit rite - ‘ he would not complete his current State House Deputy Majority for the state’s robust economy that ;;.Term, which doesn’t end until Leader Julie D. Belaga of Westport others tie to Republican Ronald ■•'^Jauary 1987, in order to take a job announced last month that she, Reagan’s national fiscal initia­ ~>with a financial institution. too, would seek the Republican tives, is expected to stress that Professional Parker planned a mid-morning gubernatorial nomination. financial health, stable taxes and quality glossy prints. ARLO AND JANI8™ by Jimmy Johnaon news conference today. The formal announcement is a healthy budget surplus when he O’N eill’s announcement this way of getting extra publicity for a announces his candidacy, ex­ 2 DAY SERVICE i-.c c ic w c r PRINTS' risoaliYSS on dsvsiop i pftn DON'T THINK m 7 - week will be one of several planned candidate. Their intentions are pected Friday. 35mm OESlGNERPRlN'^a « protector tor GOING TO WAKE IT TO AID Tne TM Y OP ABU. I CI906 Krf^ F— lu r i Syrybcala. IrK World nghis ttbprvad IE END OF WY LIFE. Lawmakers BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Draka Connecticut OH, NO, THEY'RE STILL COLGATE I HAVE t h r e e 1 GUESS WE'VE SEEN DGSREES a n d BUN A THE END OF DUMB > AROUND... I'M In Brief TOOTHPASTE " LARSE CORPORATION !K— t BLONDES , AAARHIED TO ONE set to study Hartford officer suspended LARGE- 5 OZ. TUBE < HARTFORD — A Hartford police officer has OR G E L- trial judges 4.6 OZ. TUBE been suspended after allegedly assaulting a JOHftSWiVA. □ L female ofhcer who accompanied him on a police call Friday night, police said. DIMETAPP ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dava Graua The injured officer, Noemi Rivera, 23, was By M ark A. Dupuis treated at Hartford Hospital for an eye injury and United Press International ELIXIR a6H! HEH! THAT'B released early Saturday, a hospital spokesman 4 OZ. BOTTIE, 12 HOUR EXTENTABS- 6 ^ T H 'W A Y ! h a v e said. HARTFORD — The General Assembly is preparing PKG. OF 12 _ it)/------A REAL NICE DAYJ Police Chief Bernard R. Sullivan identified the to take on a monumental task in its coming suspended officer as Cruz Gonzalez. Sullivan three-month session — deciding whether half of the gave few details, saying he will meet with state’s trial judges will retain their jobs. OR 4 HOUR c <■' iV TABLETS- ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Gonzalez today. He said he did not know what In a normal year, lawmakers say the Legislature’s 26 OZ. Judiciary Committee screens about a dozen or people PKG. OF 24 caused the incident. 8 OZ. BOX "M y understanding is that there was an nominated initially or reappointed by the governor to ^Hl,l'W6oeSHIRT/IVg^ til£R£'6 ...SOP ...AND SIZE IS ART lOfiLDlNfr, incident on the street between two officers where serve as Superior Court judges. ieitJ A 6 t ^ To COHOUCT Maoi>v one officer has assaulted the other by grabbing But more than 70 judges are up for reappointment THIS pom msTicMe (jo m x e fL THE GfRCf heron the face,” Sullivan said. “ That officer has this year, having been named to eight- year terms J i r P ^ N * L % O U § ^ 'BUPROFEN ro0fi.0FVie P£one^ THe 6lN6i£ GENIUS... AND NtfTff^ been suspended. The matter is under investiga­ when the state’s trial courts were merged into a lEHlND FASTWCK,IN^ OPPDKTONlST. tion to determine whether or not there will be unified Superior Court system eight years ago. "(5rBOTTLE 1 PAIN criminal or administrative charges.” lawmakers say. RELIEVER JirT" f) Rivera and Gonzalez could not be reached for House Speaker R E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien, says BOTTLE comment. the Legislature in the past has often rubber-stamped THE BORN LOSER "by Art Sansom Gonzalez was suspended under a provision of nominations made by the governor and he is hoping OF 24 r ^ V the police union contract that allows immediate for closer scrutiny this year. I (O R E M e e wamtiodiscu^syoor I'll have youkuow suspension when an officer engages in “ outrage­ 7° ------' ICHLORASEPTIC PRKU BErORJS ATROCIOW ^ IHAVEWT 6EEWLATE ous behavior” while on duty, Sullivan said. PUBLIC HEARINGS by the Judiciary Committee SORE THROAT have taken as little as five minutes in many cases, Van ^ 9 9 pumctdatioo! ^ TOWOWCIW INEEICSI n « a j , „ Norstrand said, leaving House and Senate members LOZENGES THOPWAPPLE'^ Blaze cause Is pinpointed with relatively little information when they went to TVPIIKS5 IS HARTFORD — Boxes stacked too near a vote on ap))ointments. MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves S Sellers To improve the screening process, an investigator AECWlUABLEl radiator caused the fire that broke out on the third REGULAR OR floor of a state office building, a spokesman for has been added to the Judiciary Committee staff to CHERRY I HAVE THE PATIENCE PKG OF 10 OH, PEAR '■ the state fire marshal’s office said. look into nominees, and lawyers are being asked to OF A «AIMT , T H E I T H IN K YOLi/VAY BE The fire broke out shortly before 6 a.m, express their opinions and complaints about judges. PISPDSITIDSI OF AN 0|/£>ec?LlALIFIEP < Van Norstrand mailed survey forms to the 8,000 ANSEL ANP THE to Saturday and was brought under control a short TUMS J THE -JOB members of the Connecticut Bar Association asking WITH VOICE «DF A r time later, authorities said. No one was injured, IP LIKE IS /\a o r m i n s p o v e authorities said. them to rate judges in terms of their integrity, ANTACID N£hfSP».P€R The third floor is occupied by the state auditors, demeanor, preparation and other qualities. TABLETS e O lT O R FRANK AND ERNEST ’by Bob Thaves with a small area used by the state comptroller’s Van Norstrand said he decided to do the survey partly because he was getting tired of hearing lawyers PKG. OF office, said Auditor Leo V. Donohue, 3 ROLLS ^ nui “ There was no loss of records or documents or complain about judges but refusing to testify at PEPPERMINT Judiciary Committee hearings about the judges J P oN 'r fiNOW anything of that nature,” said Donohue, who OR ASSORTED inspect^ the area. Gov. William A. O’Neill also before whom they have to appear. FLAVORS toured the building and authorized the hiring of Similar surveys in the past have created an uproar A p o u r Y o u , S U T when the results were made public, and Van A outside contractors to speed the cleanup, said Norstrand said that while he hasn’t made a final BEN*GAY X P o N ’ T F ^ E L 5 0 Larry Van Benthuysen, a spokesman forthe state department of administrative services. decision he is leaning against releasing the results of OINTMENT P u x E l e s Astrograph USFP-FFIFNPLY ^ About 45 Hartford firefighters battled the his poll. REGULAR, GREASELESS two-alarm fire, officials said. He said the decision may draw criticism from the OR NON-GREASY GEL M O N P A Y ^ . news media, but ” I ’m still doing better if I weed out some bad judges rather than getting the one-day Answdr to Previous Puzzle (2>oe ACROSS 3 Wahoo Fuel agency needs funds headline.” 1.25 OZ. 4 Equality (Fr.) vimb,»tfAinc “\V-aAjV£«» < % u r HARTFORD — A voluntary program for Van Norstrand said one reason he is leaning toward TUBE 1 Tear 5 Zing keeping the survey results confidential is to protect 4 Dodge 6 Son-in-law of raising funds to pay heating bills of the poor may N ‘B irth d a y 9 Arrange Mohammed fall short of increasing demand unless more the judges involved. A judge who has problems on the bench may still be GILLEHE 12 Compass point 7 ColIeg^egree_ WINTHROP ^by Dick Cavalli money is raised, officials who run the program 13 Colors gold {abbf<) / ^ a good lawyer, but might run into problems finding Jan. 7, 1986 OH/THAlfe HE COeSNYKNOW say. ATRA 14 Building wing 8 Cijv in ( r PAINTED A PICTURE THIS COESN^ Operation Fuel, which disbursed $84,750 during legal work after being publicly criticized through the Germany SHAVING 15 Caldron OF MY DOa TO 6ilVE HIM LOCK ANYTHINe ALL WHAT HELOOKS December, had $109,000 remaining last week with survey, he said. 16 Awry 9-^Zooms engine This will be a promising year (or your ca­ reer. The market has a need tor your FOR HIS BIRTHCtAY. LIKE VtXlR DO&. P.KSHT... LIKE. five months left in the heating season, executive Van Norstrand said he hopes to use the surveys and CARTRIDGES 17 By way of 10 Tennis player to review evaluations of judges by the state Judicial special skills and knowledge, and will be director Diane Casey said. 18 Sneak about Nastase \ \, Department to weed out problem judges at the 20 Ancient two- 11 Joyous willing to pay your price Statewide, the program need to raise $500,000 in wheeled chariot 19 Appalachian CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) Your ac­ 1986 to help about 2,500 families in Connecticut. earliest possible point. PKG. 029^ ■ 'R W tions will win you the respect of your OF 10 22 Refer to (Lat.. state (abbr.) I a I p u s The total is about $130,000 more than was needed abbr] 21 Oriental peers today. By doing what you said you IF CERTAIN JUDGES are the subject of repeated 1 t | u R E were going to do. you show everyone laast year, program officials say. 24 Genetic beverage “ I ’m concerned that the need is so great so criticisms, Van Norstrand said he would hope to speak material H ~ g N P that you're truly reliable. Know where to 23 Hebrew 0 L early in the season,” Ms. Casey said. “ I have with O’Neill and possibly prevent the nomination 25 Make free prophet H s S T look for romance and you'll find it. The from the outset rather than in a final vote in the House Astro-Graph Matchmaker set instantly great faith that the people in the state... are going 28 Seize 24 Sit anew up- and Senate. 30 Tropical nut reveals which signs are romantically J to be sensitive to the needs of their neighbors and lYERYDAY SAVINGS 25 Hebrew letter X 33 Wild buffalo of 51 He loves (Let.) perfect for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, Van Norstrand said he couldn’t predict how many, if 34 Guido's high 26 Hipbones 53 Celestial bear contribute.” note India c/o this newspaper. Box 1846, Cincin­ any, of the 70 judges up for reappointment will not be 27 Crazy 38 Subsequently 54 Hissing sound Funds for the program are raised by Northeast NEUTROGENA 35 Adam's nati. OH 45201. renominated. ” My guess is there will be some who OLD SPICE 29 Japanese 40 Creatures 55 Consumes BUGS BUNNY ‘ by Warner Bro*. Utilities, Southern Connecticut Gas Co. and the grandson musical 58 Former AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Today you United Illuminating Co. soliciting an extra dollar won’t be,” he said. STICK TRANSPARENT 46 Literary might hear through the grapevine that 36 Composer Instrument composition Japanese OH,ITS STARTHG WHATAfi a month from their customers. The companies Van Norstrand’s decision to survey members of the Stravinsky 31 Giant of fairy statesman an old pal feels you've been neglecting bar association has its critics, including Rep. Richard DEODORANT 48 The (Fr.) h a n k s FRIENP say they expect to generate $230,000 this season. 37 Use a sieve tales 49 Is humen 59 Cut (grass) him or her lately. Take time to set this TO RAIN ANP I ) ( T ' D. Tulisano, R-Rocky Hill, ranking House Democrat 39 Virginia willow f O R T In addition, NU and UI have vowed to contribute 32 Cut of meat 50 Securing device 60 Misfortune matter right. PIPNT&KINGAN / j on the Judiciary Committee. REGULAR, 41 Japanese PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) an extra 50 cents for each $1 donated by UNSCENTED You'll do U M B R E L L A i Tulisano said a large law firm with hundreds of REG., MUSK OR currency rather well in competitive situations to­ customers in 1986 — up to $110,000 together. OR DRY SKIN lawyers could single out a judge for attack in the FRESH SCENT 42 Old form of day. even though you might see yourself 2.25 OZ. SIZE 3.5 OZ. BAR "has" as the underdog. Actually, the opposite survey. He also said it is lacking in that it only went to 43 Pertaining to is true. G O P mulls earlier primary lawyers who are members of the bar association. dawn ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your faith in He said he believes there are better ways to review PRELL SHAMPOO MAYBELLINE 44 Last queen of yourself and your abilities might be put HAR’feFORD — State Republican leaders are nominations, such as using the Judiciary Committee Spain Moaajig to the lest today. All will work out satis­ thinking) about trying to give their eventual investigator and possibly interviewing judges in OR CONDITIONER MOISTURE WHIP 45 Long fish factorily it you don't waver. LET LIQUID-16 OZ BOTTLE OR 47 Sesame plant gubernatorial candidate more time to raise private. _ CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In your com­ 7 OZ. TUBE LIPSTICK 49 Actress Dale money for the general election by advancing the The public hearings required for nominees limit the mercial dealings today, don't be afraid ability of lawmakers to point out a judge’s flaws, while to bargain a bit to get what you want. date for a statewide primary by a month. NORMAL/OILYi 52 French river Don't agree to uneven terms. A party subcommittee looking into election private meetings would allow lawmakers to use the i OR ■ 56 Lip US \ n o r m a l /dry ASSORTED GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Companions reform considered the idea at a meeting last nomination process as a means to improve a judge’s 57 Genus of apes will have a great Influence over your out­ month and will meet at least once more to discuss performance. SHADES 61 River inlet Tulisano also said he couldn’t predict if any of the 70 62 Royal Scottish look and behavior today. It you pal Bridge it. House Majority Leader Robert G. Jaekle, around with negative types, you may R-Stratford, said Friday. judges would be denied reappointment, but doesn’t 6 Academy PRICE SEA BREEZE (abbr.) end up feeling like a loser as well. Jaekle, the subcommittee’s chairman, said the expect problems with most of the jurists. ROLD 63 Coral island CANCER (June 21-July 22) Even deuce of diamonds right back into the group discussed a plan that would move the However, he said there were some who had GOLD ANTISEPTIC 64 Swift aircraft though you may get off to a slow start The contract is problems with judicial demeanor or other qualities NORTH 1-f-U teeth of dummy’s K-Q-9-3. His part­ current primary date of Sept. 9 ahead about one YOUR FOR THE SKIN (abbr.) today, you'll still be capable of remark­ month, leaving the candidate that won a primary , when they were appointed eight years ago. ” If that able productivity regarding things you ♦ A Q ner’s 10 forced out an honor. Later, PREnELS REG. OR FOR SENSITIVE SKIN 65 Stage need V 10 4 2 ambidextrous when West won the club ace, a dia­ in August an extra four weeks to raise money. hasn’t changed, I suppose they’ll have to answer for it 66 Yelps really want to get done. * NEXT ♦ KQ93 mond through netted the defense two Should the Republican State Central Commit­ this year,” he said. 67 Beast of burden LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It will prove un­ 4 OZ. 4 K J 9 2 By James Jacoby diamond tricks to hold declarer to his tee support such a change, legislation to alter the TWIST STICKS wise to burn the candle at both ends to­ BOTTLE contract. It is Dennis’s contention t^ t state election calendar would have to be passed PRESCRIPTION OR RODS DOWN day. Your luck, energy and Initiative WEST EAST Last October I enjoyed playing du­ 9.5 OZ. BAG have their limitations. he would not have been able to come during the three-month General Assembly ♦ 9 6 3 4 J 5 4 plicate bridge at Dennis Dawson]s Student released 1 Invitation re­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-S*pt. 22) Tasks too dif­ V K 9 8 3 up with this fine play if his opponents NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS V Q J 7 5 club near Boston. He showed me this session that begins Feb. 5. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN 6 THRU 12, 1986 sponse (abbr.) ficult for others are likely to be dumped ♦ 10 5 4 ♦ A J 2 had been playing transfers and North 2 River in Bavaria ooas (c) t9M by NEA. Inc. In your lap today, especially domestic deal, suggesting that North-South following shooting ♦ a 6 5 4 Q 7 4 were the declarer in two spades. might have had a better result had ones. Help if you can. Much as I like touting the conven­ Tw o to share Lotto prize SOUTH they been using the Jacoby transfer CELEBRITY CIPHER LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) When con­ tion named after us Jacobys, I believe CDtDbrtty ClpbDr cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present versing with others today, be extremely ♦ K 10 8 7 2 bid as an adjunct to an opening one no- HARTFORD — State lottery officials said HARTFORD (AP) — A 14-year-old Quirk Middle Eech letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's clue B equals P. the defenders should hold either North carelul that your comments aren't caus­ V A 6 trump. Here’s how the play went, with Saturday two first-prize tickets worth School student has been released from Hartford or South to eight tricks. With North de­ by CONNIE WIENER tic or biting. Harsh remarks could hurt ♦ 8 7 6 Dennis sitting East $L758,695.70 were sold in this week’s Lotto Hospital after being shot last week as he stood on a RITE AID PHARMACIES 4 10 8 3 clarer after a Jacoby transfer, Elaat friendships. West led a trump to dummy’s ace, contest. sidewalk outside the school, hospital officials said. EAST HARTFORD ‘8FFHYHD YP KYHFU XUM. SXH'M SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) This can be should play either a low diamond or a Hartford police said they were seeking two suspects ENFIELD Vulnerable: Neither and declarer cashed the trump queen, low heart after winning the club The tickets were sold in Cheshire and South a profitable day for you, provided you Dealer: North in the Thursday shooting of Demetrius Johnson, an •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 • 271 ELLINGTON RD. led a heart back to his ace and picked queen. If East chooses to return a low Windsor. YKXDYHL X CYNXUYFJP PFJMNL FU X bring all of your practicality and smarts Lottery officials said there were 118 second- eighth grader described by Principal David H. PHARMACY PH: 528-6115 into play in your business dealings. Be up the remaining trumps. Now the heart after winning the first club. MANCHESTER W e s t North East South eight of clubs was led and ducked, al­ prize tickets, each worth $1,572 and 6,225 Lawrence as quiet and reserved. OLLBNT KFGYHD PMLE." — RLHHLMC doubly watchful. 1 NT Pass 2 ♦ West should switch to a low diamond •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 lowing Dennis to win the queen. There third-prize winning tickets, worth$53 each. There The bullet, appearently fired from a rifle from SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Just P a s s P a s s P a s s for the same result. because something isn't achieved on was no way to deny declarer eight were 94,928 fourth prizes worth $3 each. across the street, passed through Johnson’s upper left MTHXH. arm and entered the left side of his chest, police said: the first try. don't be discouraged or Opening lead: 4 3 tricks, but in duplicate competition it Pioneering lor the ’80s: watching the The weekly Lotto number drawn Friday night PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Has anyone ever seen a dramatic critic l|i the slack oft your eflorts today. Your resolve is important to stave off the overtrick, minute hand on the clock becouea the was 2-19-22-23-33-39. A second bullet went through the window of a school daytime? Of course not.' P G Wodehouse grows with your second surge. and East saw the way. He played the microwave timer has malfunctioned. door. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 6, 19M - II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 Scholastic roundup Rams, Miami review Basketball roundups page 14 ... page 15 Obituaries Both sides hold ground SPORTS ... page 13

Richard B. O ’Brian Johanna Anderson Jefferson LItz in Crestfield labor battle Johanna (Simons) Anderson, 83, Jefferson Litz, 75, of East Richard B. O’Brien, 67, of East Hartford, died Sunday at Manches­ Hartford, died Saturday at home. of Farmington, died Saturday. She was the widow of Paul J. Anderson. ter Memorial Hospital. He had a He was the father of Carole Bavier printing firm. Davidson Printing of 'Manchester and Maureen Bav­ She was a member of Emanuel Union blasts owneis for stand on talks Lutheran Church, Hartford, and of Manchester. ier of Coventry, He was bom in Norwich and had He also is survived by a son, the Emanuel Daughters of the what union they were voting on. Church. lived in East Hartford for many Bv John F. Kirch But Hartford attorney Alan I. Edward J. O’Brien of South Scheer, who represents the owners Scheer said the owners would Windsor; three other daughters, She is survived by a sister, years. He had worked at Eastern Herald Reporter take that issue up again before the Evelyn P. Kelly of Hartford; a Typesetting in Hartford before he — Holland Castleman and Josiah Mary Armstong of East Hartford, purchased his own firm. He was a Lessner, both Manchester attor­ federal court. Arline Meroia of Niantic and niece and four nephews. The union that represents strik­ The funeral will be Wednesday U.S. Army veteran of World War II ing employees of the Crestfield- neys, and Howard Dickstein of The NLRB has said it will take Katherine Shea of South Windsor; and a member of the Governor’s Vernon — said today that his aiid eight grandchildren. at 11 a.m. in the Emanuel Lutheran Fenwood nursing home today the nursing home owners to federal Church. Hartford, with the Rev. Footguard. decried the continued refusal of the clients would not begin talks before court in an attempt to enforce its The funeral will be Wednesday the dispute was heard by a federal at 8:15 a m. at Callahan Fuenral Dr. John H. Stadtlander officiat­ The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 home’s owners to negotiate despite bargaining order. ing. Burial will follow in Zion Hill p.m. at the John F. Tierney a federal order telling them to court. Home, 1602 Main St,, East Hart­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. ford, with a mass of Christian Cemetery, Hartford. Calling hours come to the bargaining table. will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Burial will be in Mount Hope SCHEER SAID the NLRB order MEANWHILE, MEYERSON re­ burial at 9 a.m. in St. Mary Church, Cemtery, Vernon. There are no “If there’s any justice in this was just one more step in bringing East Hartford. Burial will be in St. 9 p.m. at the Taylor & Modeen system, then these guys should newed the union’s call for the state Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., calling hours. the matter before the Second to cut funding to the 155-bed home. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Memorial donations may be have been penalized a long time Circuit Court of Appeals in New Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 West Hartford. ago,” said Bill Meyerson, com­ But Stephen B. Heintz, commis­ Memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer York, where the owners will sioner of the state Department of to 9 p.m. Society, 237 E. Center St. munications director for the New challenge the NLRB’s certification made to the Memorial Fund of England Health Care Employees Income Maintenance, which han­ Emanuel Lutheran Church, 311 of the union two months ago as the Rosemary Rozman Union, District 1199, legal bargaining agent for dles state funding to nursing Capitol Ave., Hartford, or to the Norma McCormick I, homes, said today that the state Rosemary Carol Rozman, 24, of American Cancer Society, 670 Meyerson said employees of the employees. will continue to fund the facility. Windsor, died Saturday in Wind­ Prospect Ave., Hartford 06105. Norma (Paul) McCormick, 91, of Vernon Street facility, who voted “That’s where we want to be.” sor. She was the sister of Carl R. by a narrow margin in December Crestfield-Fenwood receives Rozman of Manchester. Vernon, a former Manchester Scheer said. “We refused to Walter J. Poplelarczyk resident, died Thursday at Rock­ 1984 to.have District 1199 represent bargain to test the certification. about $750,000 annually for its She also leaves her parents, Carl them in contract talks, should not Medicaid patients, state officials T. and Eleanore (Kjellen) Rozman Walter John Popielarczyk, 60, of ville General Hospital, She was the The only way to get (court) review UPI photo widow of Christie F. McCormick. have to wait for a federal court to is to say we refuse to bargain” have said. Heintz said that unless of Windsor; another brother, Eari East Hartford, died Friday at rule on the matter. Newington Veteran’s Hospital. He She was a member of Center patient care deteriorates at the New England Patriots’ Johnny Rembert the rejoicing as the clock ticks down on T. Rozman of Hartford; a sister, Scheer said the owners were not home, no action will be taken Rebecca R. Rozman of Windsor. was the husband of Rita Marie Congregational Church and the "Obviously, one of the reasons (52) and Brian Ingram (51) do anake the Los Angeles Raiders. (Galipeau) Popielarczyk, and the Alumnae Association of Pi Beta the owners are following this maliciously refusing to bargain, against it. The funeral will be Wednesday but were exercising their legal dance while Tony Collins (left) joins in at 10; 15 a m, at Carmon Funeral father of Nancy Guiles and Lynn Pai. process is because they know the He said that the state has been M. Kaminski, both of Manchester. She is survived by a daughter, wheels of justice move slowly.’’ he right to bring the matter to court. inspecting Crestfield-Fenwood be­ Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, Mrs. Kenneth Hovland of Vernon; The case should be heard within a with a service at 11 a.m. in Grace Besides his wife and daughters, said. tween three and four times a week he is survived by two sisters. a sister, Mrs. Oliver Lee of year, he said. .Episcopal Church, Windsor. Bur­ In an order dated Dec, 30, the to insure that all health code ial wil be in Mount St. Benedict Gloria Mocarski of Windsor and Jacksonville, Fla.; a brother, The owners have said they will regulations are met. Health offi­ Mary Galanek of East Hartford; a Clarence Paul of Prentice, Wis.; National Labor Relations Board in Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling four grandchildren and a great­ Washington, D.C., ordered the not negotiate with District 1199 cials have reported no violations. hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. brother. James Popielarczyk of unless orderd to do so by a federal Patriots no longer Hartford; and five grandchildren. grandchild. owners to begin negotiations with Meyerson also said today that District 1199, which represents court because the union does not 6 6 The funeral was today at the The funeral will be private at the union members and supporters Marilyn Roberts about 60 nurse’s aides, kitchen represent an “uncoerced major­ Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main convenience of the family. There ity” of the home’s employees. planned to picket outside the Marilyn Joyce Roberts, 46, of St., East Hartford, with a mass of are no calling hours. helpers and other service em­ governor’s office in Hartford Tues­ East Hartford, a former Manches­ Christian burial in St. Rose Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. ployees who went on strike Oct. 21. The owners unsuccessfully chal­ day in an effort to get the state ter resident, died Friday at home Church. East Hartford, Burial was Center St., has charge of “We shall order (the nursing lenged certification of the union more involved in the dispute. She was bom in Manchester, in Veteran’s Memorial Field, arrangments. home) ... to bargain on request before the NLRB, claiming that a team that fails Feb. 9, 1939, daughter of Emmett Hillside Cemetery, with full mil­ Memorial donations may be with the union, and, if an under­ District 1199’s parent union had Gov. William A. O’Neill has and Marion (Reid) Roberts Sr. of itary honors. made to Center Congregational standing is reached, to embody the improperly severed its ties with assigned a state mediator to the Bv Jett Hasen Craig James. “You look at all the James, third in the conference in Filimore, Calif., and had been a Church of Manchester, or the understanding in a signed agree­ another union and left the nursing dispute, but no progress has been United Press International people who have won the Super rushing with 1,227 yards, finished McCormick Sports Complex Build­ with 104 yards on 23 carries. The resident of East Hartford for the Daisy Fyler ment” the NLRB order said. home’s employees confused as to reported. Bowl, and they’ve ail had a crazy last 22 years. She was employed as ing Fund, Manchester Community LOS ANGELES - The Patriots ride. They’ve had those' lucky Raiders had not allowed anyone to a senior analytical technician with Daisy (Schieldge) Fyler, 88, of College. finally threw off a reputation of bounces like we had today.” rush for 100 yards this season Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Division East Hartford, widow of Earl W. failure in big games and to hear Trailing 20-17, the Patriots despite facing eight players who of United Technologies. East Hart­ Fyler, died Saturday at Avery Robert B. Ratcllffe Coach Raymond Berry describe it, scored twice in 14-second span of gained more than 1,000 yards. ford, for over 20 years. Nursing Home, Hartford. She was Pelto to address Democrats New England had the power of the third quarter to go ahead. New Eason was 7-of-14 for 117 yards. She attended Manchester ele­ born in Manchester and had lived Robert B. Ratcliffe, 82, of some higher being tehind it. England tied the score when Tony Wilson, a six-year veteran see­ mentary schools and graduated in East Hartford for the last 65 Newington, died Saturday at Hart­ p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing “I think you’ve seen a remarka­ Franklin capped a 54-yard drive ing his first playoff action, finished ford Hospital. He was the husband Jonathan Pelto of Mansfield, Manchester after meeting him by from Manchester High School, years. chance in a Mansfield restaurant. room. ble happening,” Berry said Sun­ with a 32-yard field goaj with 71 ll-of-27 for 135 yards and three She was a member of the First of Bertha M. (Delphia) Ratcliffe who represents the 54th Assembly interceptions. Allen, the NFL’s class of 1957. She also was a 1961 District in the state Legislature, The principal topic will be the day after Jim Bowman recovered seconds remaining in the quarter. graduate of the University of Congregational Church of East and the brother of Frances Corri­ Cummings said that after he Democratic caucuses scheduled a fumble in the end zone late in the Sam Seale twice fumbled the leading rusher in the regular Hartford and the Women’s Fellow­ gan and Beatrice Coons, both of will address the Democratic Town extended the invitation, he learned Connecticut and was a communi­ for Jan. 15 in voting districts where third quarter and the Patriots took ensuing kickoff, the second time season, gained 121 yards on 22 UPI photo ship of the church. Manchester. Committee Thursday night on the that Pelto is a friend of Democratic carries. cant of the Second Congregational problems facing Connecticut in contests develop for positions on advantage of six turnovers en after being hit by Mosi Tatupu. Church of Manchester. She is survived by a son, Anson He also is survived by two sons, Rep. James R. McCavanagh of the 101-member town committee. route to a 27-20 upset victory over Bowman, whose recovery of a The Raiders blew a 17-7 lead but Bowman TD was the game-winner in C. Fyler of Walpole, Mass.; a Robert J, Ratcliffe of Agawam, 1986. Manchester and, like McCava­ led 20-17 at halftime when Bahr Line judge Jack Fette (39) signals a Besides her parents, she is Caucuses are expected to take the Los Angeles Raiders in an AFC fumble earlier in the game led to 27-20 verdict over Los Angeles. survived by three brothers, Ray­ daughter, Mrs. Irvin (Marilla) Mass., and Edwin Ratcliffe of nagh, supports Gov. William A. place in at least five of the 12 semifinal game. New England’s first touchdown, nailed a 32-yard field goal with six touchdown as Patriots' Jim Bowman Perras of Glastonbury; three Winfred, N.Y.; three daughters, Democratic Town Committee O’Neill for the party’s gubernator­ seconds remaining in the second mond G. Roberts of Cocoa Beach. Chairman Theodore R. Cummings districts. “‘Miracle’ would be the right fell on the ball in the end zone for lies on a Raider fumble in the end zone. Fla., and Emmett T. Roberts Jr. grandsons and seven great­ Jeanne Beaudoin of Cherrylog, ial nomination over liberal chal­ Among the candidates are nine word.” the go-ahead points. period. grandchildren. Ga., Carol Dolphin of East Granby said today that he invited Pelto, the lenger Toby Moffett. and Robert R. Roberts,, both of members of a diverse group called New England, which over the “After doing it during the year, New England, which lost to the The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 and Nancy Grover of Newington; a Democratic town chairman in you get used to the bounces and J J Fillmore, Calif. McCavanagh will introduce Democrats for a Better Manches­ last decade fielded some of the Mansfield before he was elected to Raiders 35-20 Sept. 29, took a 7-0 The funeral will be Wednesday a.m. at Newkirk & Whitney Fun­ brother. James Ratcliffe of Wind­ Peito at the meeting Thursday, ter, which has a generally liberal most talented learns in the NFL but after a while, they go your way,” eral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., sor Locks; another sister, Ruth the House of Representatives, to advantage 4>A minutes into the Turnovers the key for Pats at 11 a m. at the Second Congrega­ speak to the town committee in which is scheduled to begin at 7:30 orientation. never went anywhere, will play the Bowman said. “It’s been an game after the Raiders’ Fulton tional Church. Burial will be in East Hartford, with the Rev. Glaze of Tampa, Fla.; 21 grand- Dolphins at Miami next Sunday for everyday thing for us.” William E. Flynn officiating. Bur­ children and 16 great­ Walker fumbled a punt and Bow­ Sunday, it was rookie Jim Fulton Walker’s fumbled punt in Buckland Cemetery. Calling hours a berth in Super Bowl XX. The Patriots’ other scores came man recovered at the Los Angeles Bv United Press International are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at ial will be in Hillside Cemetery, grandchildren. He was prede­ New England, which led the AFC on a 13-yard pass from Tony Eason Bowman who recovered Sam the first period led to New East Hartford. Calling hours are ceased by a son, Norman Ratcliffe. 21. One play later, Eason hit Seale’s fumbled kickoff in the end England’s first TD, outraced sev­ Holmes Fuenral Home. 400 Main in takeaways with 47, continued to Lin Dawson, a 2-yard run by Dawson with a scoring toss over LOS ANGELES — For the third St. Tuesday, an hour before the The funeral will be Tuesday at the trend against the Raiders, James and Franklin’s first field time in four weeks, the New zone for the winning score in the eral teammates to the ball after service. 1;30 p.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral the outstretched arms of defender Patriots’ 27-20 AFC semfinal vic­ Seale lost it. Memorial donations may be recovering three fumbles and goal. Stacey Toran. England Patriots not only won the made to the Diabetes Foundation Memorial donations may be Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. making three interceptions. They The Raiders, whose season battle of special teams but also tory over the Los Angeles Raiders. A A The Raiders closed to 7-3 six The Patriots had just tied the of Connecticut, 17 Oakwood Ave.. made to the Church Homes Inc., Burial will be in Rose Hill shut the playoff-seasoned Raiders ended last year with a loss to scored off an opponent’s fumble. Blackmon, whose recovery of 705 New Britain Ave., Hartford or Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ Seattle in a wild card game, got a minutes later, turning a blocked score 20-20 13:49 into the third West Hartford, or to the Big out in the second half. punt by Greg Townsend into period when Seale fumbled on his Brothers-Big Sisters. 115 Sigour­ to th.e American Cancer Society, ling hours are today from2to4and “Destiny has to be on your side to 16-yard scoring strike from Marc 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford. 7 to 9 p.m. Wilson to Jesse Hester, an 11-yard Bahr’s 29-yarder. 5, scooped theballupandrantothe ney St.. Hartford. have this happen, or it can’t be Bahr missed a 44-yard attempt 10 before Mosi Tatupu knocked it more than an arm’s length away,” TD run by Marcus Allen and two 50 seconds into the second quarter, Patriot GM bloodied said New England running back field goals by Chris Bahr. loose again into the end zone. but the Raiders went ahead 10-7 on Bv Frederick Waterman Sullivan, who claims Millen Blackmon sprinted about 20 their next possession when they United Press International grabbed him by the hair then yards to jump on the ball in the end drove 52 yards. Wilson, booed for a swung his helmet at him. zone. Halley’s streaks from view slow start in the game, found Sullivan said several the Patri­ “Mosi pushed the ball into the N N LOS ANGELES, Calif. - New Patriots past history Hester curling in front of corner- ots players stepped in and “and end zone,’’ Bowman said. “It was Continued from page 1 face the southwest horizon shortly Halley will descend toward the England Patriots GM Patrick after darkness descends and locate horizon along an imaginary line back Raymond Claybom in the left Sullivan, who admits y^ling at Los pulled me away.” He said he was between me and (teammate Ced­ running just to the left of those two Soon we will be opening our newest facility at - LOS ANGELES (UPI) — In their when Ken Stabler’s pass to Alvin comer of the end zone. Angeles players during Sunday’s “dazed” by the hit but had no ric Jones) and I got there first. I Even though the view of Comet the planet Jupiter, the most first 25 years, the New England Following Howie Long’s recov­ brilliant “star” in the sky and an stars in the constellation Aquarius. Garrett falls incomplete on third- AFC playoff game, was bloodied intention of going after Millen, who fought for my life on the first one Halley does not match its reputa­ Patriots won only one playoff and-18 from the New England 27. ery of a Tatupu fumble at the New is 6-ioot-2, 245 pounds. (Walker’s fumble). I’m glad it tion, many observers say being unmistakable target. Use binoculars, first scan the . 534 East Middle Turnpike ; afterwards when Raiders’ line­ area to the left of the uppermost game. In their 26th season; they’ve Ray Hamilton is called for rough­ England 17, Los Angeles pushed backer Matt Millen reportedly hit The general manager, who was came easy on the second one. able to see it at all is reward Imagining Jupiter as the center already won two — both on the road the margin to 17-7. Allen stormed “That’s your dream, to have a of a clock dial, look for a dim star in guide star and slowly work down. ing the passer, however, and the him in the face with a helmet. standing on the sidelines during enough for the time spent. featuring: ★ Same day Professional Dry Cleaning — and they are playing like Raiders get a first down at the 13. right, followed Frank Hawkins’ New England’s 27-20 victory, ad­ play like that. I always had a big “1 think it was thrilling because roughly the two o’clock position The comet will appear as a dim, fuzzy-looking object that is clearly winners. Five plays later, Stabler roils block, and scored from the II. The incident allegedly took place mits that he was yelling at Raiders dance in the end zone planned. that's the only chance I’ll have in about one fist-width from the ★ Same day Shirt Laundering A chronology of the Patriots’ New England would not fold, planet. A similar distance directly diffuse and not starlike. around left end for the winning’ in the tunnel leading from the field defensive ends Howie Long and When I got my first TD in college my lifetime to see it,” said Lori postseason struggles; touchdown. though, marching 80 yards to get to the locker rooms. Sean Jones. (on an interception return), I Wilson at Brevard College.” I’ll above that star is another. A clear, dark sky is vital for any comet observations but especially — 1963, after whipping the Bills — 1978, the Houston Oilers end back into the game. Long was Sullivan, the 33-year-old son of “I was just saying things like, tripped and fell. This time I got up tell my grandchildren I saw it.” Sky & Telescope magazine ad­ plus- All New Coin-Operated 26-8 in the AFL’s inaugural div­ the Patriots’ season with a 31-14 called for an offside penalty on and everybody was yelling ‘spike vises that as the month proceeds. so for Halley. team owner Billy Sullivan, was ‘We’re coming at you,’’’ protested To find the comet in January, isional playoff game, in War victory in the first playoff game 3rd-and-4 at the Raider 9 and New wearing a blood-stained bandage Sullivan. it, spike it’ but I couldn’t do Laundry and Drying! Memorial Stadium at Buffalo, the played in Schaeffer Stadium at England capitalized when James above his eye when he spoke Long, who is from Massachu­ anything.” Patriots fall to the Chargers 51-10 Foxboro, Mass. Before the game, went around left end from the 2. afterwards. lie said he did not setts and has been publicly critical in the championship game in Patriots head coach Chuck Fair­ Franklin’s 45-yarder after Wil­ know if stitches would be needed. of the Patriots’ organization, said Bowman said the Patriots work Khadafy vows swift reprisals We at DiRosa’s are proud of our new location which will specialize in Balboa Stadium at San Diego, banks announces his resignation to son was intercepted for the second “I think he did it because he was Sullivan’s comments were on a fumble drill every day in Starting a string of four playoff accept the head coaching position time tied the score 17-17. frustrated that he lost,” said abusive. practice. .losses. at Colorado. New England running back Tony Continued from page 1 place, not with aircraft carriers would harbor anti-Israeli com­ VALET LAUNDRY nor with the bombers, but with mandos if they need training — 1976, the Raiders hand the — 1983, the Patriots take a 3- 0 Collins said the Patriots aren’t we were ready to fight.” He said suicide” squads. camps. For those too busy or too tired to do their own laundry. Patriots their most crushing lead, but the Dolphins score four finished. the forces of his North African “I meant it When I said that we Khadafy would not answer di­ playoff defeat, 24-21. In the waning straight touchdowns and go on to “We’re not satisfied yet,” he Arab nation had been placed on full will operate on the streets of rectly when asked if the terrorists minutes, the Patriots lead 21-17 win 28-13 in the Orange Bowl at said. “We’re ready for Miami, alert, and that the alert would end America,” JANA quoted him as who staged the near-simultaneous and appear to stop the Raiders Miami in the first round. we’re ready for an)rthing.” only "when the American and saying. However, he reportedly raids near El A1 Israel Airlines Zionist threat is removed.” said that U.S. citizens living in counters in Rome and Vienna had "If America commits aggres­ Libya “are our guests and they will come from Libya. sion against us. then we will not be harmed.” On Sunday, sources at the Arab commit aggression against it. Earlier Sunday, ABC and NBC League in Tunis, Tunisia said the Bears punish the Giants inside America itself,” JANA quoted Khadafy as denying that 21-nation group of Arab nations has quoted Khadafy as saying. “And if Palestinian terrorists are being vowed “total support” for Libya in America or the Israelis do any trained in Libya, but saying he the event of a U.S. or Israeli attack. By Nicholas Geranlos Phil Simms, as the team dumped or not sick. I wouldn’t have played harm to any Palestinian living in The Associated Press Simms six times for 60 yards in any better.” Libya, we will do harm to Ameri­ losses. As for the Chicago defense, “It can and Israeli citizens in their JC6Y A M E R I C A KEY A M E R I C A KEY A M E R I C A ^ CHICAGO — Punishing winds, "We really wanted to take the wasn’t anything out of the ordi­ own places.” punishing defense and a punishing running game away from (Joe) nary. I like getting hammered,” 6 Israel and the United States have Jim McMahon-to-Dennis McKin­ Morris.” said Dent, who, along Simms said with a smite. 6 accused Libya of abetting the Abu non passing attack combined to with William Perry, knocked the “They aren’t 16-1 for nothing,” Nidal Palestinian faction, which freeze the New York Giants out of running back out of the game with New York Coach Bill Parcells said they blame for the airport massa­ the National Football League a slight concussion. Morris, who of the Bears, who were 15-1 in the cres, and have called for world­ PEARL’S I playoffs. rushed for 1,336 yards during the regular season. “Their offense t . McMahon threw a pair of touch­ season and 141 yards last week wasn’t that hot either ... yet they wide sanctions against Khadafy’s government. However, Khadafy WANTS TO SERVE YOU down passes to McKinnon and against San Francisco, left early in are the best defensive team.” on Sunday said Abu Nidal does not Shaun Gayle returned a botched the second half after gainingjust 32 The Bears will play the Los live in Libya, although he said he BETTER WITH OUfl NEW piiiit for a touchdown as the Bears yards on 12 carries. Angeles Rams for the National has seen him there and abroad in EXPANDED HOURS; We at DiRosa’s have only one goal — recorded their third shutout of the The Giants ran only two other Football Conference title at Soldier the past year. year, a 21-0 victory over the Giants running plays in the game, and Field on Sunday. In London, The Sunday Times that moved Chicago into next Simms completed just 14 of 35 McMahon completed 11 of 21 newspaper quoted unidentified Is­ “N o t to be the biggest — ONLY THE BEST!” week’s conference title game. passes for 209 yards, as the Bears passes for 216 yards, and neither raeli intelligence sources as saying : - : - The wind chill factor of mlnus-13 won the first playoff game held in quarterback suffered an Monday _ 9 3 0 8 :0 0 Thursday 9 3 0 9:00 Chicago since the 1963 title game. that Libyan and Syrian agents had ' Kw* m * If we happen to grow along the way - We thank you for that! wasn’t much colder than New interception. actually carried out the terrorist Tuesday ‘” 9 :30-5:30 Friday 9 :30 -5:30 York’s offense, which produced “Today it wouldn't have made “I threw spirals,” marvelled just 32 rushing yards and 149 any difference where we played,” McMahon, who wore gloves in the raids, using Abu Nidal’s name “ as 9 :3 0 -5:30 Saturday 9 :30-5:00 a cover.” Wednesday through the air, most after the Chicago linebacker Mike Single­ game. “I may wear them all However. Israeli Prime Minister 777 Main Street / 299 West Middle Turnpike / 553 East Middle Turnpike outcome was decided. tary said. summer. "You’ve got to love them,” “We dug our own bole," Simms “The wind wasn’t really much of Shimon Peres, appearing on go PLARL&SO^/ j 905 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon NBC’s “This Week With David Chicago Coach Mike Ditka said of said. “You’d always like more a factor,” he added. “I kind of pass protection, but I expected it forgot about the cold.” Brinkley” on Sunday, said “I think 643-2171 Mon. 9:30-8:00 his defense, best in the NFL. “We knew going in we couldn’t make about like it was." The wind combined with Chica­ UPI pOoto it was really carried out by Abu 649 Mam St. T u b s .. Wed . Frl. “We’re a quarterback's night­ go’s defiense for the game’s first Nidal. I think it was supported by Downtown 9:30-5:30 any mistakes and we didn’t.” New York Giant punter Sean Landeta recovered the botched boot and ran into Pearls Thurs. 9:30-9:00 WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING Richard "Sackman” Dent, the mare,” Perry said. score, wheir Giants’ punter Sean the Libyans.” TV ANp APPLIANCES the end zone for a touchdown. Bears Sal 9:30-5:00 NFC sack leader, produced 3>A Although Simms said he suffered (5) swung and missed at first-period In the event of an attack, Manchester punished the New Yorkers. 21-0. Khadafy was quoted as telling SPECIALS! sacks of New York quarterback from the flu before the game, “alck Pleaae ta n la page 14 punt attempt. Bears' Shaun Gayle reporters, “we can reach any MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. J«n 6- ~ M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 SCOREBOARD Scholastic roundup

VPI 85, Western Kv. 71 Kings 3. S ib ris 2 Va. Tech 85, W. Kentucky 71 East girls register big upset over Mercy Virginia Wesleyan 67, Avereff W W . Va. Wesleyan 89, GlenvIlleTS Football Hockey Lee Angelee 8IB-0 W. Va. St. 100, Alliance (Pa.) 61 Chappell (M ) pinned Hammo3:58, II 5 G rem m o (M ) pinned B u fM e 11 to HtAlmfiiaiT Woke Forest 70, Md.-Eostern Shore46 Saturday night. The Eagies couldn't find the range, or R rst Period— 1, Buffalo, Ruff 15 Wheeling 70, Ursinus (Po.) 59 ^ . Two big hoops from Amelia Bearse and ciutch foui Bolton falls to Somers York 1:55, 125 Bennett (X ) pinned Pregeau 5:45, 135 (Tucker, Housiey ), 18:41. BPIONSMF IWBM( - shooting from Nancy Suiick in the finai two minutes handle pressure, as they succnimbed to St. Bernard, McCarthy (M ) pinned Allx 3:53, 145 Twitchell (fj) Pjnneo NHLttamilngs Penalties— Lukowich, LA,7:08; Selling, MMwert NFL playoffs ' enabied East Cathoiic to upset M ercy High, 47-45, in 4526, in HCC action in Uncasville. BOLTON — Balanced storing, with four players in Reilly 1:57, 147- Chatzky (M ) pinned Arena 1:05,1CT-AlMr* But,10:21;Engblom, LA, 13:23; Andrw- Adrian 71, AAorlon 63 double figures, proved to be a big edge for Somers (M ) pinned O'Connor 2:29, 169- Taylor (M ) pinned Gentile chuk, Buf, 13:23; Wells, LA, 13:57; Akron 64, Youngstown State 62 Hartford County Conference giris' basketbaii action The homestanding Saints are now 51 in the HCC, 4-1 3:42,187- Vincent (M ) pinned PInl 2:53, Unlim ited-Addabbo WfliM COfltaTMICC Nlcholls, L A , 19:32. Anderson 69, Hanover 60 NFL Ployofft Saturday night at the Eagies’ Nest. overall while the Eagles drop to 1-1 in conference play High as the unbeaten Spartans toppled winless Bplton, (M ) pinned Sontavenerl :55. Patrick DivMon Aquinas 101, Calvin 90 WHd cordBuntM 57-36, in non-conference basketball action Saturday W L T Pis. OP OA Second Period— 2, Los Angeles, Augustana (S.O.) 71, Nebrasko-Omaha Sohiitlay. Dec. a The io88 was the first in conference piay for the and'2-3 overall. Cheney splits outing PDIIodcIphla 19 11 0 51 1S3 123 Redmond 6 (Taylor, Dionne), pp, 4:30.3, 57 AFC Tigers, 3-1 in the HCC and 52 overaii. The win was The Saints applied 2-2-1 fullcourt pressure in the night in Bolton. Wathlnatan 24 10 4 52 1S6 133 Los Angeles, Kennedy 1 (Dionne, w 'fw m m Bradley 65, Southern Illinois 62 New England a , N Y Jets 14 East’s first in HCC action and the Eagies are now 1-2 second quarter to get the tempo more to their liking. The win was the fifth in a row for the visitors while CLINTON — Cheney Tech wrestling team <:ame NY Itlondws It 14 9 41 151 141 Ledyard),6:27. 4, Los Angeles, Sykes 9 Cw ital 80, Heidelberg 64 Sendov. Dec. a Bolton is still looking for its first win after four N Y Ronotrt 17 21 2 36 142 139 (Taylor, Engblom), 9:17. 5, Buffalo, Cornegle-Mellon 79, Denison 76 NFC in the (inference and 2-4 overaii. East has won two of “ They got a lot of their points that w ay,” cited East home with a split in a triangular match in Clinton Pmsburgti 16 19 4 36 149 144 Follgno 19 (Tucker, Ramsey), 19:48. Case Western 64, Rochester 55 N Y Giants 17, San Fronclsca 3 its iast three outings. (x>ach Ray Page. “We just didn’t handle their outings. Saturday afternoon. The Beaver matmen whipped NSW Jirs s v 13 23 1 27 136 173 Penaltles-^rlando, Buf, 3:38; Erick­ Cleveland State 92, Utica, N. Y., 63 (emHlnols “This was our biggest upset victory in many pressure.” The Bulldogs’ season-long shooting woes continued. Stratford, 47-27, but bowed to host Morgan High. 41-30. AAoim DIvltleii son, LA, 5:57; Follgno, Buf, 5:57; Kellv. DePaul 66, Dayton 52 Sotunlav's Games “ We handled their press well in the first quarter,” Montrsol 21 13 4 46 174 131 LA, mlsconduct,5:57;Ruff,Buf,mlscon- Detroit 77, Iowa St. 67 AFC years,” cited East coach Donna Ridei. That, along with some ice cold shooting. East has The split leaves the Beavers at 3-7 for the season. Ousbsc 22 15 2 46 159 121 duct, 5:57; Ovkstro, Buf, 7:16; Wells, Eartham 81, Wooster 68 Miami 24, Cleveland 21 East is back in action tonight against first-year HCC trouble scoring, anyway. Page admits. The Eagles said Bolton coach Craig Phillips. “ In the second Curt Archambeau, Ed Balon and heavyweight Botton 18 14 7 43 151 135 LA , 13:35; Hordv, LA, 18:57; Andrey­ Grand Vallev 80, Lake Superior 68 NFC foe Sacred Heart in Hamden at 7 p.m. have averaged just 26.5 points in their last two quarter we made a few mental mistakes. And, Donald Neff were double winners for Cheney. Buffalo 18 I I 4 40 144 136 chuk, Buf, 18:57. lU-PU-Ind. 86, TrI-State 81 L A Rams 26, Dallas 0 although, we took good shots, nothing would drop. It Hartford 19 18 1 39 151 151 Illinois State 65, Drake 61 Ot Sunday's Gomes A bucket from Andrea Ryan tied it for East at 38-aii « outings, both losses. The Beavers resume action Wednesday night Comabsll Csnfsrsnct Third Period— None. Penalties— Illlnols-Chlcoao 77, Alcorn State 72 AFC and Bearse put the Eagies in front for good with a Todd Shasha and Tom Hall, the latter a 58 junior seems we we all go stone cold at the same time.” against Valley Regional in Deep R iver at 6 p.m. Nsrris Division Dlonne,LA,13:17. Illinois Benedictine 86, Kalamazoo New England 27, LA Raiders 20 Somers had a slender 11-10 lead after one turn but W L T Pts. O F O A two-pointer with 2; 07 ieft. One free throw by Merbyls reserve, each netted 10 points to pace the Saints. Matt RMUIIt: „ 65 NFC moved in front, 25-14, at the half over the ice-cold Cheney vs. Strafford — 93- Murray (S) pinned Legge :» , St. Louis 17 14 4 38 133 131 n goal— I Iowa 60, Illinois 59 Chlcogo 21, NY Giants 0 Caroiyn Lynch made it 40-39 before Bearse responded Pemo netted a game-high 11 for East. CMcooo I I 16 4 40 170 173 Conference chompleiishlps Bulldogs. 105 Ash (C T ) sup. dec. RIccIo 123, 107- Phillips (C T ) Buffalo 9-7-B-24. John Carroll 80, Wllmlngton,Ohlo77 with her second big bucket with 1:30 to go. The Eagles are back in action Tuesday night at technical pin over McGuire, 114- Double forfeit, 121- Mlnnosoto 14 17 7 35 157 150 Power-play conversions— Los Angeles Kenyon S3, Mount Vernon Nazarene49 Sunday, Jon.12 Bolton couldn’t recover from its shooting miseries. Toronto 10 22 5 25 141 IM Mercy responded with 60 ticks on the ciock home against HCC foe Xavier High of Middletown at Archambeau (C T) technical pin over Moore, 128- Conetta 3-1. Buffalo 54). Marietta 74, Mount Union 64 AFC (S) pinned Closson 3:43, 134- Nelson (S) dec. M orm lnoM , Dsirolt 9 25 5 23 121 W Goalies— Los Angeles, Janeevk. Buf­ Miami (Ohio) 63, E. Mich 52 New England vs. Miami, TBA remaining but that wouid be the ciosest the 7:30 p.m. Phillips was pleased by the play of point guard John SmyttM DIvIslen 145 Bolon (C T) dec. Prceyk 1511,147- PIrtel (C T) W BF, 157- falo,Cloutier. A— 13J90. Michigan 78, Ohio State 68 NK Middietown-based schooi wouid come. Suiick hit one ST. BERNARD (49) — Tom Hall 5 5010, Todd Shasha 5 03 Sambogna. Wade Cassells, making his 1985-86 debut Brown (S) pinned Asplnwoll 1:05,169- Royelle (C T) pinned Edmonton 29 7 4 62 212 156 Northern III. 76, Kent St. 62 Chicago vs. Rams, TBA 10, Dav» Patenaude 2 1-2 5, Will Flowers 4 03 8, Paul after being sidelined with an injury from the soccer Coloorv 17 18 3 37 161 146 Super Bewl XX of New Orleans ■ of two free throws with 40 seconds ieft and, after a W ott 3:32,187- Romano (C T ) pinned Clark 3:22, Unllm lted- Referee-Terry Gregson. Ookland 98, Northwood 83 Bergeron 12-24, Paul D eG root0232, Ron Vargas 1032, Paul Neff (CT) dec. Fredricksw 159. , _ Vancouver 13 23 4 30 143 169 (Xikland City 75, Union 73, Ot Sunday, Jon.U Mercy miss, Suiick put home a pair of freebies with 21 Washburn 1532, Todd Ellington2034, ChorlesSllvon 1512. season, had 8 points and 6 rebounds for the Bulldogs. Winnipeg 13 25 4 30 154 196 Cheney vs. Morgan — 93- Legge (C T) pinned Crawford Oberlln 108, Bethany 85 AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, seconds left for a 45-41 advantage. Totals 22 5 9 49. , „ . Steve (iates came off the bench to chip in 11 points and 5:36,105 Ash (C T) dec. Borstlss9-7,107- Phillips (C T) pinned Los Angeles 12 22 4 28 133 189 Jett 4. Canucks 0 Ohio U. 78, Central Michigan 61 TBA EAST CATHOLIC (26) — Kevin Riggs 2 51 4, Kevin Saturday's Results Kristen Downes narrowed it again for Mercy with 10 6 rebounds, all in the second half, for Bolton. Denoto 4:41, 114- BIbIssI (M ) WBF, 121- Archambeau (C T) Olterbein 62, Muskingum 53 T B A — T e he announced Madden 0 2-2 2, Matt Perno43311, Damien Canny 1032, J .R . won by default, 128- Noehl (M ) pinned Closson 4:27, 135 Boston 4, Buffalo 0 DPI photo Purdue 68, Minnesota 61 seconds left. Judy Burns made it 46-43 with one free Cllshom 0 1-2 1, Mike Seegar 1 03 2, Paul Guarding 2 03 4, Somers was 24-for-55 from the floor while Bolton Chlcogo 4, N .Y. Islanders 1 Voncouver 0 0 0—0 was 13-for-45. ; Fortunoto (M ) pinned Mormino 2:51, 145 Bolon (C T) dec. Wbmlpeie 71 Spring Hill 75, Greenville 56 throw with eight seconds to go. Paula Kohs netted the Andy Klopfer0030, Dave Prlce0530, JoeTomkunos0030. M oody 17-13,147- Calabrese (M ) pinned pirtel 1:10,157- Fritz Washington 9, New Jersey 3 St Fronds (Ind.) 106, Manchester 83 Totals 10 5 9 26. Montreal 6, Calgary 5 Rrst period— 1, Winnipeg, SneaM 9 final Mercy hoop with one tick ieft. Mercy, out of Bolton's next outing is Tuesday at home against (M ) won by technical pin over Asplnwoll, 169- Carden (M ) (Steen), 0:53. 2, Winnipeg, Arnlel 14 St Joseph's 78, Bellarmlne 68 sup. dec. Rouelle 154,187- Larkin (M ) pinend Romano 1:16, Quebec 7, Detroit 2 Shaping up Toledo 70, Boll State 68 timeouts, called for one and was assessed a technical COC foe R HAM High at 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles 6, Toronto 4 (Turnbull, Boschman), 1:40.3, Winnipeg, Bears 21. Giants 0 Unlimited- Neff (C T) won by default. Wilson 2 (Smoll, Kvte), sh, 9:42. Wayne State 77, Hillsdale 71 foul. Edmonton 4, Horttord 3 Former heavyweight boxing champ Muhammad Aii, now Western Michigan 85, Bowling Green 73 Cheney beaten, 60-41 St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1 Penalties— Carlyle, Win, 5:33; SIMMERS (57) — M ark ChIkIckI 4 3-11, Dove Bouclier 5010, Neely, Van, 7:44; Watters, Win, 7:44; Wheaton College 73, Colorado Coll N Y OUmtS 0 8 8 0— 0 - Suiick, who was 5-of-8 from the charity stripe, made Chris Kozik 54 2 10, Doug Kozik 113, Jerry Kulas6214, Mike Sunday's Results about 25 pounds over his fighting weight, begins 66 Chicago 7 814 8->21 EAST WINDSOR — There must have been a Indoor Track Los Angeles 3, Buffalo 2 Marols, Win. 8:30; Neuteld, Win, 11:16. “one of two for the final margin. Brooks 1 1 3, Mike Gouvlne 1 0 2, Rob Tw om blev 1 0 2, Andy Wichita St 59, Creighton 57 First long-range chill in the air as Cheney Tech suffered the Clark 1 0 2, Don Chomplnv 0 0 0, Bill Martinez 0 0 0, Poxton Quebec 5, N.Y. Rangers 4 working out in an attempt to iose some weight so he can WIs.-Eau Claire 46, WIs.-Green Bay 38 Chi— Gayle5 punt return (Butler kick), , Mercy had erected a 14-4 lead after one period but Detroit 6, Toronto 5 Second period— 4, Winnipeg, Mullen 11 same fate as East Catholic — cold shooting — as the McCray 0 0 0. Totals 24 9 57. MHS giris excei (Hawerchuk, Neuteld), 14:48. Penalties— possibly fight some exhibition matches in the future. Wisconsin 57, Northwestern 52 9:32 press defense, combined with lO-of-20 shooting from BOLTON (36) — John Sombogno 4 0 8, Ed Cusono 0 11, Chicago 6, Minnesota 2 Wlsconsln-Parkslde 76, MInn.-Duluth Third Beavers dropped a 6031 verdict to East Windsor High Winnipeg 4, Vancouver 0 Dalgneault, Van, 1:02; Lemav, Van, the floor, brought the Eagles back to within a 28-24 Brian Rooney 0 0 0, Wade Cassells 2 4 8, Jo y Stephens 1 0 2, STORRS — Manchester High indoor track team double-minor, 4:46; Watters, Win, 52 Chi— McKinnon 23 pass from M cM a­ in non-conference action Saturday night in East Mike Yovlnsky 1 0 2, Keith Jarvis 0 0 0, Steve Gates 4 3 11, Edmonton 6, Calgary 3 Wittenberg 68, Baldwin-Wallace 62 hon (Butlerklck),6:12 ‘balftime deficit. A 12-6 advantage in the third peribd took part in the University of Connecticut Invitational ' Monday's Oomes double-minor, 4:46; Vancouver, bench Windsor. Doug Kellv 1 2 4. Totals 13 10 36. minor (served by Lanphler), 8:14; Chi— McKinnon 20 pass from M cM a­ -allowed the Eagles to go into the final stanza with a Meet at the Field House in Storrs on Saturday and did St. Louis at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Southwest hon (Butler kick), 14:23 “ We couldn’t hit a shot,” said Tech coach Aaron New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. Neuteld, Win, 12:10; Lemav, Van, How top 20 larod slender 36-34 edge. malor (fighting), 19:31; Watters, Arizona 62, Arizona St. 53 Silvia, who saw his club go to 1-2 with the loss. " I ’m not extremely well. Tuesday's Oomes Arkansas Clg 44, Clg Of Ozarks 49 A— 62,076 Therea Sombric paced East with a dozen points Sophomore Laurie Smith had a pair of third place Horttord at Calgary, night Win, malor (fighting), 19:31. Basketball sure what we shot but it was pretty poor. We couldn’t N EW YO R K — How the United Press Austin Peav 75, Arkonsos-LR 67 followed by Sulicck (11) and Chris Baffin (9). Lynch Wrestling finishes in the long jum p (14-feet, 10-inches) and high St. Louis at Quebec, night Internotlonol To p 20 college bas­ Grambllng64, Texos-San Antonlo54 put any in. And they were shooting well and before you Minnesota at N.Y. Islanders, night Third period— None. Penalties— popped home a game-high 23 points to lead Mercy. jum p (4-feet, 9-inches). She tied for first in the long 6 6 ketball teams fared Dec. 35Jan. 5: None. Grambllng64, Texos-San AntonloSJ N Y G CM knew it we were down six, down 16.” Detroit at Washington, night 1. North Carolina (148) defeated Kansas State 57, North Texas 53 ■ East also won the Junior varsity contest. 38-32. Jo MHS triumphs over Xavier Voncouver at Winnipeg, night Shots on goal-Vancouver 8-56— First downs 10 ,17 The homestanding Panthers, now 3-3, opened up a jum p but had to settle for third on a tie-breaker The 4 20. Winnipeg 157-9— 30. NBA standings Florida State 10564; defeated N. Carolina Lamar 81, Pan American 66 Marie Rucci and Karen Mozdizierz netted H and 10 X 2-lap (370 meter) relay of Kris Nieisen, Erin St. 9579. Midwestern St. 69, C. Missouri State 57 By rushing 1 9 16-6 lead after one period and extended the margin to MIDDLETOWN — Manchester High wrestling By passing 8 - 8 ' points, respectively, for the 50 young Eagles. Power-ploy conversions— Vancouver 2. Michigan (148) defeated Indiana Oklahoma 103, SE Louisiana 66 32-16 at halftime. They coasted home. team improved its record to 3-0, rolling over host Sullivan. Sue Bums and Smith took third place with a AHL itindingi Rortern Conference 7569; defeat edOhloState7568. By penalty 1 u 50.Wlnnlpeo2-0. Atlantic DIvIslen Orol Roberts 96, Alabama St. 64 3rd down eft. 0— 12— 00.0 7— 16 JM.O Ricky Gonzalez, who had a fine shooting night in Xavier High by a 66-6 count Saturday afternoon in time of 4:14. Sullivan and Jessica Marshall were Goalies— Vancouver, Brodeur. 3. Duke (128) defeated Northwestern Oral Roberts 96, Alobama State 64 ., EAST CATHOLIC (47) — Amelia Bearse 3 03 6, Andrea W L Pet. GB 7555; defeated Maryland 81-75. 4th down eft. 0— 2— 00.6 0— 00— 00.0 . Ryan 1 0-0 2, Chris Raffin 4 1-4 9. Cathy Burke 0 0-0 0, Katv Cheney’s win Thursday over Tolland, managed just 2 Middletown. fourth and fifth, respectively, in the 55-meter dash. Norffiem Division Winnipeg— Bouchard. A— 11,860. Boston 25 7 .781 — S.Houston 108, Colo. SchoolOf Mines 63 4. Kansas (12-2) lost to Memphis State SMU 54, Baylor 41 Net yards 181 343 - Fisher 00-00,TheresaSombrtc65112,Nancy Sullck35811, Sullivan had a time of 2:44 and Marshall 2:45. Mindy W L T Pts. OF OA Phllodelphia 20 13. .606 S'/i (}ffenslve plays 55 tS points against East Windsor before fouling out early. Sean McCarthy (134), Whitney Twitched (140), Referee— Ron Hogarth. 83-80 (O T ). TC U 71, Arkansas 62 ■'Deb SulzInskI 0 0-00, Judy Burns 31-3 7, Patty Evans00-00. Forde and Doreen Breen were seventh and 10th, Adirondack 21 10 4 46 162 121 New Jersey 21 14 .600 5'/> 5. Syracuse (98) defeated Boston Average gain « M :.Totals 20 7-19 47. Mack Hawkins netted 13 to pace Cheney and Troy Dwayne Albert (157), Mike Taylor (169) and Greg Maine 20 13 5 45 142 142 Washington 16 17 .485 9'/i Texos 57, Rice 46 College 6552; defeated Seton Hall 9575. Texas-EI Paso 62, Utah 52 Net yards rushing 32 147 ' M ERCY (45) — Heidi CeplenskI 3506, Kristen Downs 403 Norman added a dozen, most after the verdict was no Vincent (187) each kept his record unblemished after respectively, in the 1500 meter run with times of 5:48 Fredericton 17 20 6 40 165 155 New York 11 23 .324 15 6. Georgia Tech (11-1) defeated Total rushes 14 44 8, Carolyn Lynch 111423,PaulaKohs4538,Sue LIsevOOOO, and 5:55. Sherri Veal was fourth in the 3000 meter run Moncton 18 15 3 39 131 134 Redwings 6. Maple Leifs 5 Central DIvIslen Texas Tech 69, Houston 68 (O T ) longer in doubt. three matches with victories for the Silk Towners. All Richmond9064; defeated Vlrglnla6561. U N L V 106, San Jose St. 80 Avg. gain rushing 2.3 3.3 Sue Negrelll 0 52 0. Totals 22 13 45. Sherbrooke 16 18 5 37 175 165 Milwaukee 24 12 .667 — 7. Oklahoma (138) defeated Austin Net yards passing 149 214 Todd Mercier (16), Sam Carter (14) and Greg won by pins. Senior Dave Chatzky (147) and Dan with a 11:40 clocking and Kim Jarvis was fifth in 12:04. Nova Scotia 11 21 5 27 139 177 Atlanta 17 15 .531 5 Wayland Baptist 87, E. New Mexico 58 Detroit 3 21—6 Peav 10568; defeated SE Louisiana West Texas 52, Tulsa 48, Sacks bv-vards 0— 0. 6 - ^ Sargent (12) led the Panthers. Addabbo (unlimited) both won by pins, as well, for Cheri Finkelstein had a jum p of 4-feet, 4-inches in Southern Division Toronto 2 1 2—5 Cleveland 15 19 .441 8 1 (0 ^ . Gross yds passing 209 216 Rochester 21 13 3 45 161 140 Detroit 15 19 .441 8 West Texas State 52, Tulsa 48 Cheney resumes action Tuesday night at home Manchester. the high jup, Sandy Hanley had time, sof 33 seconds First period— 1, Detroit, Yzerman 11 8. St. John's (14-1) defeated Providence W Mt Passes 1 4 -3 5 -0 11— 21t ^ Hershey 21 12 2 44 155 134 (Kllm a, Kocur), 5:49.2, Toronto, Thomas Chlcogo 14 22 .389 10 9590; defeated Plltsburgh 7575. Avg. gain pass play 3.6 10.3 Boys Basketball against COC rival Bacon Academy at 7:30 p.m. Xavier won the junior varsity match, 36-18. John and : 08.7 in the 200 and 55-meter dashes. Karin F ry SprlngfleM 19 16 3 41 158 148 Indlona 10 22 .313 12 Air Force 66, Hawaii 60 10 (Fergus, B. Smith), pp, 7:07. 3, 9. Louisiana St. (148) defeated Oral Arizona 62, Arizona State 53 Punts 9— 38.1 EAST WINDSOR (60) — Greg Sargent 60312, Sam Carter 5 Bender (134), Brian Hartley (157) and Damon had a 12.1 clocking in the 55-meter hurdles and Binghamton 17 18 4 38 147 151 Detroit, Dgrodnlck 21 (Duguoy, KIslo), Western Cenference Roberts 82-64; defeated Georgia 8573; Had blocked 0 ; 0 St. Cothorlns 16 21 2 34 158 171 Midwest DIvIslen Blolo 68, Olivet Nazarene 59 ;.East upended by Saints 58 14, Todd Mercier 8 53 16, Scott Show 3 50 6, Tom lacovelli (unlimited) were winners for Manchester. Melanie Bodin (17-feet, 3-inches), Karen Obue pp, 15:10. 4, Otrolt, Kocur 1 (Yzerman, defeated Mississippi State9584. Boise St. 68, Eastern Wash. 56 Return yardoge 104 48 Ceppetelll 3 51 6, Dave Akerly 2 03 4, Steve Malone 0 2-5 2, New Haven 14 22 3 31 149 178 Kllma), 18:26. 5, Toronto, Thomas 11 W L Pet. G B 10. Kentucky (151) detected Virginia Punt returns-vards 2—9 6—27 Manchester is back in action Saturday against (23-feet. 6-inches) and Julie Geagan (25-feet, Baltim ore. 12 24 3 27 134 159 Houston 22 12 .647 — CS-Domlnguez 71, Simon Fraser 45 ' U N C A S V IL L E — When you can’t find the basket Tom Sorenson 0 53 0. Totols 27 517 60. (Benning, Smith), 19:25. Penalties— Military 93-55; defeated Vanderbilt8571. Cal Poly SLO 75, Col Lutheran 52 KO returns-vards 4—95 1—21 CHENEY TECH (41) — Dennis Foreman 2 50 4, Rick Danbury, Staples and host Glastonbury High in a noon 8-inches) took part in the shot put and finsished back Saturday's Results Lodouceur, (Jet, 2:35; Frycer, To r, 2:35; Son Antonio 20 14 .588 2 1). Georgetown (152) lost to Pittsburgh Interceptlons-yrds 0—00 0;^ and can't handle pressure, you’re going to find Adirondock 4, Rochester 3 Denver 19 14 .576 2'/i Cal-lrvlne96, Utah St. 82 Gonzalez 1 51 2, Tom Dowd 1 03 2, Mack Hawkins 5 3-7 13, start. in the pack. G. Smith, Det,6:48; Nviund, Tor, malor, 9576; defeated Providence 11579. California 84, Washington St. 68 Penaltles-yards 4— 25 2-i20 ■ trouble. W illie Ortiz 0 510 6, T ro y Norm an 5 2-212, B illy Shea 0 0 3 0, Fredericton 4, New Haven 3 (fighting), 8:14; Foster, Oet, motor, Dallas 15 15 .500 5 12. Memphis Stote (128) defeated Fumbles-lost 3— 1 0— 0 R tiulti: 98- LIsconnb (M ) W BF, 105- Sorles (M ) WBF, 112- Fifteen schools took part in the competition Moncton 5, Hershey 3 Utah 17 18 .486 S>h Fresno St. 49, UO P 48 East Catholic boys’ basketball team found it Clint Neff 003 0, Terrance Phillip 1 03 2. Totals 1511-20 41. (fighting), 8:14; Melrose, Det, 11:00; Konsas 8380 (O T ). Fullerton State 85, Long Beach State 80 Touchdowns 0 • 3 Sherbrooke 3, Maine 3 (O T) Kotsopoulos, To r, 14:27; Young, (Jet, Sacramento 11 22 .333 10'/z 13. Nevada-Las Vegas (152) defeated By rushing 0 0 Binghamton 2, Springfield 0 Pacific Division Grand Canyon 89, Howoll-Hllo 74 18:09; Frycer, To r. 18:09. Utah State 10594 (2 OT);deteated San Hayward St. 74, SF State 60 By passing 0 2 Sunday's Results Second period— 6, Toronto, Fergus L.A. Lakers 27 5 .844 — Jose State 10580. By returns 0 ■ 1 Baltimore 5, Hershey 4 Portland 22 16 .579 8 Hope 99, Whittier 89 14 (Thomas, Nviund), 0:25. 7, Detroit, 14. Illinois (103) defeated Iowa State Idaho 61, (ionzoga 60 Conversions 0— 0 3 ^ New Haven 6, Nova Scotia 5 Kocur 2 (Yzerman, Kllma) 2:17. 8, Seattle 13 20 .394 U'/i 6562; defeated Minnesota 7557; lost to Field goals 0— 1 0 ^ Moncton 2, Rochester 1 (O T ) Montana 68, Portland 50 MHS hockey wins Detroit, Probert4 (Dgrodnlck, Duguoy), Phoenix 10 20 .333 16 Tim e ot possession 22:44 3«14 W ingfie ld 5, St. Catharines 4 Iowa 6559. New Mexico St. 80, UC-Santa Barbara Cougars triumph pp,7:4). Penalties— Frycer, To r, 5:43; L A Clippers 11 23 .323 17 15. Indiana (8-4) lost to Michigan 7569; Monday's Games Golden State 12 25 .324 63 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Lodouceur, Det, 12:15; Dooust, Tor, lost to Michigan State 77-74. Northern Arizona 85, Fort Lewis 77 No (Somes Scheduled 15:08; Dgrodnlck, Det, 15:22; Nviund, Sunday's Results 16. Te xa vEIS Paso (151) defeated RUSHING— NY Glonts-Morrls 12- Tuesday's (Tames Occldentol 87, LoVerne 85 J J L.A. Lakers 118, Washington 88 32, Williams 1-mlnus 9, (iaibreath b j. To r, 16:29; Wesley, To r, 18:18; Kocur, Alabama 7562; defeated Brigham Young Oregon St. 54, UCLJV 49 Moncton at St. Catherines Det, 18:18; Larson.Det, 19:38. Portland 136, Golden State 120 Totals 1432. Chlcogo;Pa)ffon 27-fc, first of campaign 69-64 (O T ); defeated Utah67-52. Phoenix at Seattle, ppd., leaky roof OriMlon Tech 79, NW Christian 60 Suhev 4-33,McMahon5-18,Thomas4-41, over Mass. Bay 17. Alabama-BIrmlnghom (13-2) de­ Pepperdlne 94, N. Iowa 86 Third period— 9, Toronto, Fergus 15 Monday's Gomes tected Old Dominion 6551. McKinnon 1-mlnus 7, (Sentry 1-mlnus 1. Philadelphia at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Pomona PItzer 60, San Bernardino St. Totals44-147. 0llirs6.Flimes3 (Smith, Thomas), 5:05. 10, To­ 55 Bv Paul Ofria two minutes left in the period, but ronto, Ihnacak 7 (Frycer), 5:27. 11, Washington at Sacramento, 10:30 18. Louisville (73) defeated W yom ­ PASSIN(5— NY Glonts-Slmms 14-35- p.m. San Diego St. 72, Colorado St. 56 0-209. Chlcogo-McMahon 11-21-0-216. ' In a junior college matchup precarious lead thereafter. Herald Correspondent Manchester didn’t waste any time Detroit, )cilma 15 (Barrett, Stefan), ing 9562. San Diego 82, St. Ambrose Coll. 55 Celaarv 10 3-3 13:59. Penalties— Probert, -Det, Tuesday's Gomes between two of New England’s top Manchester was up, 88-86, with in the middle session as it added Edmenten 411—6 19. Notre Dame (7-1) defeated SantoClara107,Alasko-Foirbanks49 mlnor-molor (fighting), gross mis­ Indiana at New York, night Creighton 8554; defeated LaSalle77-63. RECEIVING-NY Glants-Carpenter. 3- ' four basketball teams Saturday, 46 seconds remaining, before seal­ goals by Steve Gallacher, Brian First period— 1, Edmonton, McSorlevS L.A. Clippers at Atlanta, night So. Cal. Coll. 95, Lubbock Christian 79 24, Bovaro 4-36, Adams 3-65, Johnson They didn’t win any games in (Summonen, Jackson), 0:14. 2, Colgory, conduct, 9:31; Nviund, To r, mlnor- 20. N. Carolina St. (8-4) defeated Sonomo St. 74, Stanislaus St. 70 i)Io. 2 Manchester Community ing the win as Je rry Carter sank a <7 Hughes and Gullo’s seconil of the molor (fighting), gross misconduct, Boston at Detroit, night Monmouth 10553; lost to North Carolina 1-17, McConkev 1-23, (kilbreath 1-11, 1985, so the new year had to be a Beers 8 (unassisted), 2:34. 3, Edmonton, 9:31; Kocur, Det, 10:50; Kotsopolous, New Jersey at Chicago, night St. M orv's Colit. 82, Brooklyn 69 B.WIIIIams 1-33. Totals 14-209. Chlcogo- College held off No. 4 Mass. Bay, field goal and one foul shot, and Huddy 5( Gretiky, K urrl), pp, 7:53. 4, 9579. St. Mory's (Cal.) 82, Brooklyn Col. 69 better one for the Manchester High evening, increasing its lead to 6-1. Tor,9:31. Cleveland at Milwaukee, night Payton 1-4, Gault 3-68, McKinnon 3-52, 92-86, at East Catholic High. Hartfield also added a foul shot. A A Edmonton, Gretiky 28 (Kurrl), 8:51. 5, Tuffs 72, Mllllkin 61 Windsor’s Arnie Worlund scored Golden State at Houston, night SUhev ^5, (Sentry 1-41, Wrlghtmon 1-44. ice hockey team. Edmonton, Anderson 25 (Coftev, Goalies— Detroit, Steton. Toronto— U. Of Son Diego 82, St. Ambrose 55 Edwards. Dallas at Denver, night Totals 11-216. The Cougars parlayed Carbert Mhrtin led the M CC rebounding It has been — to date — as the his first of four goals at the 12:25 Gretzky), pp, 10:41. Penalties— Shots on goal— Detroit 12-12-15 Utah at Seattle, night Saturday’s collaga hoop results UCSB 80, N. M . State 63 Russell’s 20 second-half points and with seven, while Russell pulled Hunter, Cgy, malor (fighting), 4:03; Warner Paclflc97, Lewls-Clork69 Silk Towners scored two goals in mark but the visitors couldn’t get 34.Toronto15-9-10-34. SACKS — N Y GlontSHione. Chlcogo- ■ a season best team free throw down five. McSorlev, Edm, mlnor-malor, (fight­ Washington 70, Stanford 69 Fenclk 1-5, Singletary 1-11, Wilson .56. the opening two minutes en route to any closer to F am o’s sextet. ing), 4:03; Baxter, Cgy, 7:25; Berezan, Power-play conversions— Detroit 5 Tournaments Willamette 77, Concordia 55 2, Toronto 51. A— 15,144. Blazers 136, Warriors 120 Blue Cros5Blue Shield Classic Dent 3.5-38. Totals 460. proficiency of 25for-35 to up their Galligan and Cost dished out five an 8-5 victory over Windsor High Cgy, 9:48; Gregg, Edm, 11:26; McSor­ INTERCEPTIONS— none. and four assists, respectively. "This is a turning point in our lev, Edm, motor, (fighting), 15:02; Referee— Dove Newell. Championship record to 9-1. Mass. Bay slips to 9-4. Saturday night at Bolton Ice WrlahtState86,SIU-Edwardsvllle59 season. Windsor is the first D iv ­ Hunter. Cgy, mlnor-malor (tlghtlng), G O L D E N S T A T E (110) Sunday's collage hoop rosults , Russell canned a game-high 27 The Cougars now face five Palace. ' Ballard 512 1-2 9, Short. 15-19 68 36, Consolation Missed Field Goals— NY Glants- ision II team we’ve faced,” Farno 15:02; Huddy, Edm , 15:15; Bozek, Col, Nordlquet5,Rangert4 Sehubert19.Chlcogo-Butler-»,49,38. ' points to pace five Cougars in straight road games, beginning 17:18; Huddy, Edm, 17:52; Beers, Cgy, Carroll8-14S621, Floyd 3-92-28,Mullln511 St. Michael's 84, New York Tech 72 Manchester lifted its record to John McLondon Classic double figures. Tyrell Hartfield Wednesday night in Middletown said. "1 told the team not to get 19:36. 5714, Teogle 584-414, Verhoeven 2-3084, East 1-4 while Windsor drops to 1-6. The down on themselves; they’ve been Second period— 6, Edmonton, Sum- Quebec 230-5 Whitehead 5-6 08 10, Conner 1-5 08 2, Championship Assumption 71, Holy Cross 65 added 22, while Donald Cost had 13, against No. 1 Middlesex Commun­ Indians will try to make it two N N Thibeaux 03 08 0. Totals 4881 2529120. 1 Illnols-Chlcogo 77, Alcorn State 72 Binghamton St. 91, Kings Point 72 playing good hockey despite the monen 12 (Jackson, Gregg), 5:52. NY Rangers 0 0 4—4 Chris Galligan 12 and Anthony ity College — 16th ranked nation­ straight when they travel to the Penalties— Cal, (bench served by Wil­ First period— 1, Quebec, Rochefort 4 Consolation Eostern Connecticut 65, Thomos63 Patriots 27, Raiders 20 slow start. Beating Windsor gives son), 2:10; Jackson, Edm , 6:37; Fooolln, (Palement, Ashton), pp, 8:34.2, Quebec, PORTLAND (1M) Tennessee State 70, Jackson State63 Potsdam 62, Colby 55 Martin 11. ally — at 8 p.m. Hartford Arena Wednesday after­ Sooner Invitational us confidence, it reafirms what we Edm , 8:12; Macinnis, Col, 12:45; Goulet 30 (Mann, Hunter), 10:24. Thompson 7-11 5818, Vondeweghe 9-16 South Steve Malloy’s 25 topped the noon to oppose Wethersfield High Fogolln. Edm, 19:32. Penalties— Eogles, Que, 4:21; Osborne, 88 26, Bowie 512 5112, Colter 59 0811, Championship Slippery Rock 73, Davis 8, Elkins 67 New England already knew. It’s a big lift going Paxson 10-14 55 25, Drexler 1518 1-1 21, Oklahoma 103, SE Louisiana 66 Midwest - Jiito ns, followed by Tony Price’s MCC (92) — Stanley Bike 1 2-2 4, in a 3:15 p.ih. game. N YR , 6:99; McEwen, N Y R , 15:52; LA Raiders 317 80—H Je rry Carter 11-23, Donald Cost 61-113, into Wethersfield,” the victorious Third period— 7, Calgary, McDonald 15 Poudrier, Que, 16:56; Jullen, Que, 19:32; Kersev552-58, Porter28504, Johnson 55 Consolation Marquette 72, Loyola 70 First 20. David Read contributed 18 and ’‘We put the pressure on early, 086, Jones 1-2335. Totals5510123-32136. Austin Peav 75, Arkansas-Little Rock Michigan State 77, Indiana 74 Tyrell Hartfield 4 14-17 22, Carbert coach added. (Meinnis, Reinhart), pp, 0:26.8, Calgary, Sandstrom, NYR, 19:32. N E — Dawson 13 pass from Eofon Sean Sims had 13. Russell 13 1-2 27, L a rry Lopez 0 03 0, we scored and kept it coming.” Loob 10 (Reinhart, Wilson), 2:20. 9, Second period— 3, Quebec, Anderson 11 67 West (Franklin kick), 4:34 Gelden Stole 27 19 27 I7I10 East CS Dominguez 58, Maine At Mach las 54 Manchester led 43-36 at halftime, Chris Galligan 6 53 12, Mike Stowell 0 observed Indian coach E ric Farno Matt Paggioli scored his first of Edmonton, MacTavIsh 12(Nopler, Ander­ (P. Stostnv, A. Stostnv), 1:03.4, Quebec, Rol— F G Bohr 29,10:13 5 3 0, Anthony M artin 2 7-1111, Totals 33 son), 15:49. Penalties— PepllnskI, Cgy, Souve 10 (Palement, Shaw), 2:19. 5, Portland 232S4I43136 Amherst 88, Guilford 74 Col Poly Pomona 79, U Hawaii Hilo 53 Second but had to stave off a Mass. Bay after his team’s first victory of the the year and Blake added his Boston Callege61, Connecticut 60 Howoll Pacific 109 Concordia 81 2535 92. 3:33; Anderson, Edm, 4:37; Bourgeois, (Quebec, Shaw 3 (Anderson), pp, 12:49. Fouled out— Short. Total fouls- Ral— Hester 16 pass from Wilson (Bphr comeback after intermission. MASS BAY (86) — Bill Newsom 1 51 season. second of the night, giving Man­ Cgy, molor-game-mlsconduct (spear­ Penalties— Sandstrom, NYR, 8:38; Os­ Golden State 26, Portland25. Rebounds— Carllsle61, Waynesboro 56 Southern Col 75, Oregon 60 kick), 4:21 Carnegl5Mellon 79, Denison 76 With 15:56 to play, Mass. Bay 2, Sean Sims 5 3-413, David Read 82-318, "W e couldn’t get it together. We chester a commanding 8-2 lead. ing), 19:16; Edmonton, bench-minor borne, NYR, 10:11; Brooke, NYR, Golden State 41 (Carroll 12), Portlond S3 Ral— Allen 11 run (Bahr k ick ),6:07 Mike (kitelv 1512, John Noonan 3036, (served by McSorlev), 19:16. 12:03; Palement, Que, malor (tlghtlng), (Bowie 12). Assists— Golden State 31 Colby 86, Thomas 77 NE— C. James 2 run (Franklin kick), , fought back to tie it up at 51-all, but Cornell 76, Hamilton 73 (O T) To n y Price 9 2-5 20, Steve M alloy 11 3-3 played well in the third period, but Worlund. a sophomore defense- 15:10; Maloney, NYR, molor (fighting), ( Floyd 10), Portland 34 ( Porter 9). Three 11:22 Russell netted a pair of quick field 25, Brian Meehan 0 0 3 0, Totals 381517 Shots on goal— Calgary 10-1519— 44. 15:10; Rochefort, Que, 15:27; Hunter, point goals — Colter. Technicals— None. Hunter 88, Mediwr Evors 69 the first one hurt us tonight as it man, went on a scoring spree, Pea Wees N E— F G Franklin 45,13:15 86. Edmonton 12.12-10— 34. Que, 17:33. A-12866. LIU 76, St. Francis (N Y) 66 Ral— FG B a h r3 2 ,14:54 goals and the hosts held the has all year,” said Windsor coach lighting the lamp three times in as Power-ploy conversions— Calgary 7- Lebanon Valley 102, Beaver 87 Lakers 18 (Jamie Lazzerls 6, Jason Third Charlie Vola. many minutes, but that was not 1, Edmonton 52. Third period— 6, NY Rangers, Laldlaw4 Lehigh 79, Drexel 66 Lazzerls 4, M att Somberg 4), 76ers 8 . N E— FG Franklin 3213:49 S Goalies— Calgary, Lemelln, D'Am- (Brooke, Moloney), sh, 4:01. 7, N Y Lakers 11B, Bullets B8 Longwood 77, St. Vincent 74 (Glenn Weeks, Matt Viera, John N E — Bowman fumble recovery In end With just 48 seconds elapsed in enough to catch the high-flying our. Edmonton, Fuhr. Rangers, S. Patrick 4 (Greschner), 7:18.8, Moravian 63, Allentown 45 Dooley, Jeff Weeks 2 points apiece). zone (Franklin kick), 14:03 the first period. Dale Gullo took a Indians. NY Rangers, Miller 7 (Ridley, N.J. Tech 103, N.Y. Polvtech41 Spurs 20 (Kevin KInel, Cothv Mor- W A SH IN G TO N (88) NYU 91, Williams 80 A-88,936 UPl photo pass from Bobby Blake at center Assistant coach Clay Farno, who Referee— Andy Von Hellemond. Laldlaw), 11:59.9, N Y Rangers, Brooke 17 Roblnson5125513, Roundfleld595510, lartv, MIkle Rivera played well). Jazz UConn misses chance, (Sandstrom, M acLellan), 18:41. Notre Dame 77, LaSalle 63 13 (Ben Berte 6, Geoff Merten 4, Hal NE ice and moved to the faceoff circle has been working with the defense, Bol 28084, Malone5102-214,G. Williams Nvack 87, Gordon 59 Attendance— 17,498. Penoltles— Osborne, NYR, 3:48; 18 08 2, Whatley 28 58 4, McMIllen Blaleck 2). First downs Hartford’s Dave Tippett (15) ties up Edmonton’s Craig alone. He looked and fired a low was pleased with his unit’s perfor­ Moller, Que, 10:21; S. Patrick, NYR, Potsdam St. 59, E. Conn. St. 50 Hawks 30 (Corky Coughlin 16, Kevin By rushing 5160818, Jones 2-51-35,F.WIIIIams5122-4 Ramapo 82, Rutgers-Comden 68 MacTavish during their NHL contest Saturday night in wrist shot past Windsor goaltender mance, "They played well, espe­ 10:21. 14, Bradley 03 080, Dave2-12084.Totals Blount 6), Celtics 13 (Jonathon Stanizzi By passing Blick HiwksB, North Stars2 Shots on goal— Quebec 9-13-6— 28. Rider College 70, Lafevette College66. 11, Corev Wry, Peter Leonard played By penalty loses squeaker to BC Kevin Mulligan. cially when we lost M ark Ci- 3510112-1788. Edmonton. Whalers had an early 2-0 lead but couldn't N Y Rangers 5-1520— 39. St. Joseph's 72, Penn State 42 w ell). 3rd down eft. 8— 16— 50.0 It took another 48 seconds for chowski (shoulder) for half of the L A LA K E R S (118) St. John's 78, Pittsburgh 75 (O T) MhMwsota 11 0— 2 Rambis 13 08 ^ Worthy 512 2-2 18, 4th down eft. 0— 00— 00.0 UConn had to foul Tro y Bowers hold It and fell to the defending Stanley Cup champions, Manchester to score again. Mike second period and were forced to Power-ploy conversions— Quebec St. Bonaventure64, Rutgers U. 57 Net yards 254 CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. - CMcoge 2 0 4—6 Abdul-Jabbor 595212, J ohnson7-104518, St. Francis (P a.) 76, Robert Morris 74 and the Eagle converted both ends Generis was the beneficiary of skate with three defensemen.” Rrst period— 1, Chlcogo, T. Murray 23 6-2. N Y Rangers 50. Scott785216,Cooper5110813, Kupchak Midgets Offensive plays 67 ' 56 ■ When you have opportunities in 4-3. Syracuse 96, Seton Hall 75 Average gain 3.8 5.3 of a one-and-one from the foul line. Manchester - went with Ron (Bergevln), 8:79. 2, Chicago, Savard 24 38 08 6, Green 512 2-3 20, McGee 512 Temple 76, Rhode Islond 60 Celtics 38 (Mike Morsh 16, Tyler „ life, you have to seize those Blake’s playmaking when he col­ Goalies— Quebec, Malarchuk. NY 08 9, Spriggs 52 58 0, Lester 25084. Net yards rushing 156 163 (Brown, Secord), 15:18. 3, Minnesota, Rangers, Vanblesbrouck, Hanlon 2:19 Townsend Stole 84, Bucknell 74 Miller 6, Tom Berte6), Knlcks34 (A.J. moments. Bowers then blocked shots by lected his fifth goal of the year Smith, Dan Senkow and Gallacher Blug^od 23 (Nilsson, Hartsburg), 18:34. TotalsS2-10012-13118. Anselmo 14, Joe King, Pat Osborne Total rushes 49 27 second period. A— 17,416. U. Mass. 78, George Washington72 Avg. gain rushing 3.2 6.0 Connecticut did not Saturday Kelley and Phil Gamble to keep while camping at the left post. on defense the final half of the Perwltles— Min, Beaupre, (served WoNllnoten 27 211126— 88 U. New Hamp. 60, Canislus 58 played well). by Moruk), 6:28; Chi, B. Wilson, 7:05; L A Lakers 18 19 27 24— 118 Bullets 16 (Leland Boutlller, Jan Net vords passing 98 ,124 ; night, and as a result finished on Connecticut at arm ’s length. Oilers second period Blake made it 3-0 at 8:02 when he game with Cichowski sidelined. Referee— Mike Noeth. Union 72, Wesleyan 61 Min, Plett, molar (fighting), 9:46; Three-point goals — Cooper, McGee. Golas, Jason Williams 4 points each), Sacks by-yards 2—11 3—27 Gamble, who had 11 of his 15 Vlllonova 87, Marlst 71 Gross yds passing 125 135 ' the short end of a 61-60 score to picked up a loose puck at center “ The whole team played well, Chi, Bergevln, malor (fighting), 9:46; Fouled out— None. Total fouls— W. Virginia 66, Duauesne 62 76ers 10 (Ken Saunders 6, TIn o G u a ch l- points in the second half, hit an ice, skated around everyone and they knew they couW win,” Clay Min, Acton, malor-misconduct, Washington 12, LA Lakers 16. one, Dennis Joyner played well). Passes 1 5 -8 -0 27— 11— 3 Boston College in the Huskies’ Big Wogner65, Loyal (M d). 63 Avg. gain pass play 5.4 4.3 academic hoop at the buzzer for 11:44;. Chi, Dupont, mlnor- Rebounds— Washington 53 (McMIllen West Chester 74, Delaware 71 ; East Conference opener at the too much for Whalers shoveled a backhander by Farno added. mlsconduct; Chi, D. Wilson, 16:56; 8), L A Lakers 50 (Green 10). Assists— Punts 5—45.0 2-34.0 the Huskies. South Had blocked 1 0 Roberts Center on the BC campus Mulligan. Manchester will need another Chi,Brown, 17:21. Washington 20 (G. Williams, Whatley 5), Amherst 88, Guilford 74 Fullcourt pressure by the Eagles Second Period— 4, Minnesota, Clcca- Calendar LA Lakers 36 (Johnson 17). A— 17,505. Return yardage 77 102 - in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Manchester was on its way. team effort Wednesday against Athens St. 77, Bethel 54 Punt retums-yards 0—00 6—36 EDMONTON. Alberta — Wayne looking shot through Liut’s iegs. relll 14 (Nilsson, Broten), 15:34; Auburn-Montgomerv 101, Georglo SW The Huskies, 8-2, had battled caused Connecticut plenty of head­ Windsor managed to get on the Wethersfield if it wants to keep its Penalties— Chi, Brown, 11:52; Chi, B. KD returns-vards 4 54 5-r66 aches in the opening 20 minutes. Gretzky reached the 100-point Hartford took a 2-0 first-period 74 Interceptlons-yrds 3— 23 0— 0 back from a 15point halftime board on a Rob Whelan goal with' unblemished 1986 record intact. Wilson, 15:23; Min, McKegnev, 17:29; Blg^ East standings Berea 97, PIkevllle 79 mark for the seventh consecutive lead on a power-play goal by Ray Min, Longvln, 19:37. TODAY Bowling Penaltles-yards 6—45 6—63' ' deficit and had opportunities to BC turned that into a 39-25 halftime Girls Bosketboll Cotowba 68, West Liberty St. 56 Fumbles-lost 3— 2 5— 3 season and the Edmonton Oilers Ferraro at 2:41 and a short-handed ' Big Rost Conference O'oll Duke 81, Maryland 75 Riove in front. But usually reliable edge. East Catholic at Sacred Heart, 7 p.m. W L W L Touchdowns 3 2 scored four second-period goals score by Doug Jarvis at 19:02. Third period— 5, Chlcogo, Lormer 14 Coventry at Crom well, 7:30 Dyke 101, Bluefleld St. 98 (3 O T ) Tim Coles and 'Steady’ Eddie UConn, which still trailed by 11 (Olczyk), 4:13. 6, Chlcogo, Savard 25 Syracuse 2 0 10 0 By rushing 1 1 Hartford narrowed the gap to 53 Ice Hockey East Carolina 70, American 62 By passing 1 1 Williams missed frc)m the foul line with 16:03 to play, was able to come Saturday night en route to a 4-3 (unassisted), 5:13. 7, Chicbgo, Presley 3 St. John's 2 0 14 1 Fairmont 97, Calllornla (Po.) 77 Caterers on a third-period power-play goal Net champs crowned 6 6 Eost Catholic at Hamden, 7 p.m. victory over the Hartford Whalers. By returns 1 0 (Yaremchuk, Watson), 9:59. 8, Chlcogo, Vlllonova 1 0 10 6 Florida 62 Auburn 59 on critical one-and-one situations. back. Brown 6 (T. Murray, B. Murray), 14:56. Georgetown Marla Napoletano 147-364, Jean Fal- Conversions 3—3 2—2 Gretzky now has one more at 12:40 as Paul Lawless lifted a T U E S D A Y Ga. State 77, Hardin Simmons 76 Field goals 2— 2 2— 3 - • Williams earlier had missed a But it saw its chances slip away. Penalties— Min, Coulls,6:22; Chi, Yarem­ Pittsburgh 'A (Jeorglo 88 Alabama 80 kowlch ia . Bunny Fellows 125-147-360, consecutive 100-point season than rebound over Andy Moog. Top seeded Walt Sadowski won def. S. Kereshi 5-7, 6-4, 6-4; Griffin chuk, 6:22. Min, Hospodor, molar Beys Bosketboll Boston College Poulins Geldel 150-132-350, Audrey Tim e of possession 36:59 23:01 ’ -jump shot that could have moved “ I think we learned how we have Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:30 Georgia Tech 64, Virginia 61 Bobby O rr and Guy Lafleur, who Hartford, which has lost its last the singles title, while Phil Rock­ def. Phil Rockwell 3-1 (retired). (fighting), 12:18; Chi, O'Callahan, mlnor- Connecticut Georgetown 110, Providence 79 Cody 147-373, Anne FIdler 130, Claire UConn in front from a 46-all tie. to play,” Pemo said, referring to malor (fighting), 12:18; Min, Plett, 15:42. Xavier at East Catholic, 7:30 Providence Wentworth 345. three in a row and is now in the well and Teg Gwillim triumphed in Bacon Acodemy at Cheney Tech, George Moson74, James AAadlson57 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS . , “We had them scrambling. We the Huskies’ second-half play. “ We previously shared the record with Min, Beaupre, (served by Bellows), 7 : » Seton Hall Houston Baptist 82, Somford 74 RUSHIN(3— New Englond-C. Jomes him. Marcel Dionne is the only cellar in the Adams Division with a the doubles final in a N E L T A In Saturday doubles action; mlnor-mlsconduct-game miscon­ 23-104, Collins 9-18, Weathers 9-18, Tatupu - ‘idug ourselves a fairly deep hole. have to execute and if we execute R H AM at Bolton, 7:30 Howard 49, Campbell 47 player with eight 105point seasons 19-18-1 record fop 39 points, re­ Junior Veterans 35 and under Jennings and Uthgenannt def. Bob duct, 16:11. Sofurdoy's Results Jacksonville 69, Fla. St. 63 U.8. Mixed 4-17, Frvar 1-3, Eoson5(mlnus-4).Totals: ; ~We had the hammer from the foul we’re going to get the 14-foot J Shots on goal— Minnesota 13-10-10— Coventry at Crom w ell, 7:30 Boston College 61, UConn 60 sumes its western swing Tuesday Corso and Ken White 6-4. 4-6, 6-2; GIHs Bosketboll Jacksonville St. 79, Valdosta St. 77 Ernie Whipple 212-570, Frank Mose- 49-156. LA Ralders-Allen 25121, Howkins (jumper) instead of the 18-foot J .” in a career. tennis tournament this past wee­ 33. Chlcogo 151522— 53. Syracuse 96, Seton Hall 75 4-33, Wilson 1-9. Totals; 27-163. line but we didn’t finish it. All you Manchester at Hartford Public, 7:30 Kentucky 80, Vanderbilt 71 ley 208, Vernon Pecker 205, Rich An encouraging sign for UConn Trailing 23, the Oilers outscored night as they face the Calgary kend at the Manchester Racquet Rockwell and Gwillim def. Van Georgetown 110, Providence 79 K v Wesleyan 83, Ashland (Ohio) 59 PAS$IN (x— N ew England-Eoson 7-14- want is a chance,” cited UConn Power-ploy conversions— Minnesota Beys Swlmmlno St. John's 78, Pittsburgh 75 (O T) Pecker 209-568, John Rossi 573, Don the Whalers 50 in the second Flames. Hartford is then in Van­ Club. Kruiningen and Clay Moore 6-1, East Catholic at Middletown, 4 p.m. LSU 90, Mississippi St. 84 Wilson 213-607, VIn Urban 206-557, 0— 117, C. James 1-1-C)^. Totals: 8-150- ' coach Dom Pemo. was the play of its freshmen. 52.Chlcago7-l. Vlllonova 87, Marlst 71 Longwood 77, St. Vincent 74 125. L A Ratders-Wllson 11-27-3— 135. period while outshooting them 11-2. couver Friday night . 6-1; Jennings and Uthgenannt def. Goalies— Minnesota, Beaupre, Co-* t Today's Gome Jenny Fenn 178-189-527, Helen M o- BC, 1-1 In the conference and 8-3 Gamble and Robinson. Gamble, Sadowski beat John Griffin, I-b W E D N E S D A Y Louisville 94, Wyoming62 selskv 175177-499, Evelyn Llvengood mired in a four-game shooting Ja ri K urri opened with his 29th Whaler coach Jack Evans is not Fred Starbuck and Amjad Sheihk sev. Chlcogo, Bannermon. A— 17,567. Syracuse ot Vlllanovo (Palestra), 8 Marshall 91, New Orleans 78 RECEIVING— New England-C. : overall, had moved to a 57-50 lead 6-1, 7-5 in the singles finale. Men's Bosketboll p.m. 459, Donna Vrissis 474, Sheila Price goal of the year at 7:07, taking a discouraged by his team’s three- 6-3,4-6,6-3; Rockwell and Gwillim MCC at Middlesex, 8 McNeese St. 82, So. Connecticut 54 214-506, Doreen LaChopelle 468, M arge James 3-48, D. Ramsey 2-34, Morgan “ •on the strength of seven unans- slump, was 5-for-8 from the floor. Rockwell and Gwillim bested the Referee— Kerry Frazier. Tuesdoy's Gomes 1-22, Dawson 1-13, Collins 1-8. Totals: def. Ken Fugate and Orville Ice Hockey Memphis St. 83, Kansas 80 O T DeLlsle 476, Ellle Wilson 181-480, Alice • .'wered points in a 2:25 span. He also had seven rebounds, feed in the slot from Gretzky. The game slide. “ When we were ahead local tandem of Stu Jennings and St. John's at Boston College (Boston Miami, Fla 70 Hofstra NY 63 5125. L A RaMers-Chrlstensen 578, Willi­ Manchester vs. Wethersfield (at Garden) Brown 177-485, Linda Burton 466, Ruth Robinson gave the Huskies 20 Oilers tied the score 2-2 at 8:38 of Quebec, some of the Quebec Wright 6-3, 6-4. Hartford A rena), 3:30 p.m. Moreheod St. 89, Clinch Valley 55 Urban 187-522, Linda Crom well 181-491. ams 333, Allen 38, Hester 1-16. Totals: • 'Freshman Dana Barros keyed the Ernie Uthgenannt, 6-4, 6-2. Wrestling Pittsburgh at Seton Hall M urray St. 74, Kentucky St. 66 11-135. surge with a couple of pretty feeds, minutes of solid play off the bench. when Paul Coffey whirled around writers were saying we were in the Notre Dame at Providence N. Carolina 90, N.C. State 79 INTERCEPTIONS — New England- the net and backhanded a shot into same posiiton last year and faded Cheney Tech at Valley Regional, 6 Wednesday's Gomes ’ ,one that turned Into a three-point The 6-9, 215pounder from Buffalo, In the singles semifinals, Sa­ Radio, TV p.m. N .C arollna -Ashevllle 87, Methodist Morlon 1-22, LIpoett 51. LA Raided the far comer. It extended Coffey’s away. In m y mind, our team is not UConn at Georgetown (Capital Cen­ 65 None. „play by Dominic Pressley, and a N .Y ., scored only four points but he dowski downed Mel Powers. 6-3, tre), 8 p.m. consecutive games point streak to that kind of a team this year. TH U R S D A Y N E Loulslona 90, E. Illinois 68 PUNTIN(3— New Englond-Camarlllo ■ jumper. had six rebounds and played well 6-3, while Griffin edged Steve TONIGHT Girls Basketball Syracuse vs. Fairfield (New Haven Navy 76, N.C.-Wllmlngton 61 545.0. L A R ald ers43u y^.O . "W e’ve lost two tough games to Hall of Famer Al Simmons, the Coliseum) - . But Connecticut battled back to on the defensive end. He blocked 18. Lunsford. 2-6, 6-4, 6-2. 7:30 College basketball: Hartford vs. Portland at Coventry, 7:30 No Kentucky 79, IP-Fort Wavne62 T ransactions PUNT RETURNS— New England- The Oilers took a 3-2 lead at 10:33 Quebec and a tough one to famed “ foot in the bucket” New Hompshire, W KHT Sofurdoy, Jon. 11 Richmond 52, William 8, Mary 36 None.LARolder5Walker536. 1 pull within 59-58 on hoops from two shots. Boston College at UConn (Field slugger, led the American League 8:00 College basketball: Vlllonova F R ID A Y Rio Grande 94, Ohio Dominican 70 Earl Kelley and freshman Cliff UConn continues its Big East when Marty MeSorley pushed a Edmonton. For us to slide would be Quarterfinal results were as vs. Syrocuse, ESPN House), 8 p.m. SW Louisiana 73, Weber St. 63 KICKOFF RETURNS — New in batting twice, hitting as high as Beys Basketball Georgetown vs. St. John's (Madison Robinson. The Huskies had posses­ schedule Wednesday night against short rebound behind goalie Mike a real surprise to me. 1 certainly follows: Sadowski def. Herb Van 8:00 College basketball: Navy vs. South Windsor at Manchester, 7:30 South Alabama 73, M In cv 61 Engtand-Starrlne 545, Jones 59. LA Liut. The fourth goal came at 14:48 can’t foresee it. We’re compatible Kruiningen, 6-2, 6-1; Powers def. .390 for the Philadelphia Athletics East Carolina, SportsChannel Cheney Tech at VInal Tech, 7:30 Square Garden) South Carolina 63, Davidson 49 Minnesota — Announced Don Leppert Rolders-Walker3-99, Seale57. sion and a shot at the lead, but Georgetown at the Capital Centre Pittsburgh at Syracuse in 1931. 10:00 College basketball: South Ca­ Bolton ot Cromwell, 7:M Southern 69, North Carolina A & T 60 will manoge Its Closs A Midwest League . Williams misfired. in Landover, Md., at 8 p.m. when Dave Lumley slid a harmless with any team in our division.” Sal Zimmitti 3-6, 6-2,6- 1; Lunsford rolina vs. Memphis State, ESPN Portland at Coventry, 7:30 Vlllanova at Providence UAB 66, Old Dominion 51 team In Kenosha, WIs. MISSED FIELD GOALS-New Enqlond-None. LA Rqlder5Bahr, 44. M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 - U Bears defensive line NBA roundup Leaking roof forces too much for Giants unusual postponement By Randy AAlnkoff the game. When Dent wasn’t sacking the quarter­ United Press International back, he was helping to limit the giants’ rushing game to a scant 32 yards in 14 attempts. By Ian Love already,” added Mathis, who went seepage. CHICAGO — The key matchup in Sunday’s NFC “ We felt that if we could stop their bread and butter, United Press International to the roof to investigate the leaks. semifinal involved the New York Giants' offensive the running game, we’d be in good shape,’’ Dent said. After about an hour’s delay. Sunday night the Phoenix Suns Blazers 136, Warriors 120 line and the Chicago Bears’ front four. “ Throughout the season I watched the Giants and I Mathis made the decision to were shining in Seattle. Then the At Portland, Ore., Kiki Vande- The Bears won it more easiiy than the score of 21-0 knew that if they had a good right end I had to get postpone the game. It was later rains came. rescheduled for Monday night, weghe scored 16 of his 26 points and indicates. around them. But I knew I had a chance to get around With Phoenix holding a 35-24 lead although the decision was not Clyde Drexler scored 17 of his 21 Th e ir swarming pass rush, best in the N F L , sliced him .” points in the fourth quarter to lead Dent did have help from the rest of the defensive over the SuperSonics and 10:48 left immediately made whether to through the Giants’ line to pressure quarterback Phil the Tra il Blazers. Jim Paxson had front four — left end Dan Hampton, left tackle Steve to play in the second quarter, a start over, or pick up where the Simms all game long. Simms was sacked six times for 25 for the Blazers, all in the first McMichael and right tackle William “The Refrigera­ leaking roof at the Seattle Coli- teams left off. 60 yards but was forced to hurry his throws throughout three quarters. The Warriors were tor” Perry. If was Dent’s speed around the Giants^ suem forcW the game to be Seattle’s A1 Wood and Ricky the contest at Soldier Field. led by Purvis Short’s 36 points. tackles — Benson and Nelson — that led the Bears’ postponed. Sobers both slipped on the wet Right end Richard Dent was the sack pack leader, The stoppage was the first time ferocious defensive rush. floor, but neither was seriously recording 3*/i sacks for a total of 38 yards. He also put an N BA game has been halted in a crunching hit on the Giants’ leading rusher, Joe “ He’s an exceptional football player and he did a hurt. Lakers 118, Bullets 68 progress. “ I came up and hit a wet spot and Morris, late in the first quarter that in effect put the great job,” Ditka said of Dent. “ I listened to the coaches and slightiy pulled my hamstring.” At Inglewood, Calif., Magic back out of the game. “ We were beat by a better team today,” Oates said. their major concern was whether Wood said. “ They had one spot Johnson scored 18 points and “ It was one of my best games but I think I can have “ They didn’t make the errors that we made. There are UPl photo or not players would be injured,” marked, but this was in another added 17 assists to pace Los better," Dent said. “ They did a little rolling out but we people we had assigned to where the pressure was referee Mike Mathis said after he Angeles. A.C. Green led all scorers coming from. I don’t know if it was mental Leaks in the Seattle Coliseum roof place on the floor.” thought we could stop them from running the ball and Seattle fans raise their umbrellas in jest called off the game. The leak was detected Sunday with 20 points. To m McMillen breakdowns or what.” stop the quarterback.” as they wait for NBA officials to call the forced the postponement. “ Players were slipping and morning and tarps were placed on came off the bench to lead the The only time the Giants were able to shrug off Dent The Giants’ offensive line — Brad Benson, Bill Ard, first game in NBA history Sunday night. there had been several bad falls the roof to prevent further water Bullets with 18 points. Bart Oates, Chris Godfrey and Karl Nelson, could not and the front four was late in the first half when they keep Dent and Co. out of the Giants’ backfield for most had field position at the Bears’ 45 in the closing two of the game. minutes. The Bears were most dominant in the third quarter Chicago was in a prevent defense at the time and College basketball roundup when Simms was sacked twice for 21 yards when the Simms was able to move the Giants to the Bears’ 2. game was still close. New York could not get a first With New York having no timeouts, the Bears went down in the second half until 11:42 was left in the back to their normai defense and stopped Simms on game, and had minus-11 yards in the third quarter. three straight throws into the end zone. Motivated Michigan State Dent, sweeping in virtually untouched at times from E ric Schubert missed a 19-yard chip shot field goal his right end position, was on top of Simms throughout attempt and the Giants never threatened again. hands indiana home ioss

Riams are looking forward Combined Wire Services Michigan got 23 points from Gary Grant in its 17th 6 consecutive Big Ten victory. 6 Motivation shouldn’t be a problem for any college Duke won its 12th straight game on the strength of basketball player preparing for a game against David Henderson’s 25 points. to matchup with the Bears UPl photo Indiana, says Michigan State forward La rry Polec. Unbeaten Syracuse got 19 points from Rafael “1 don’t know if it’s because we’re playing lU or at Addison and 16 from Wendell Alexis in winning for the Here Simms is wrapped up by Richard Assembly Hall (in Bloomington, Ind.) or (Indiana 10th straight time, all at home. yards helped the Dolphins over­ championship game. New York quarterback Phil Simms (11) By Bob Kelm Dent. Simms was sacked six times as Coach) Bobby Knight. We all seem to get up for the Getting 22 points from William Bedford and 20 from United Press International come an 18-point deficit and defeat “ We felt at halftime that we were had plenty of company in his backfield game,” said Polec. who canned four free throws in the Andre Turner, Memphis State, 12-0, battled from Cleveland 24-21 in a divisional going to find out a lot about our Sunday, mostly Chicago Bear linemen. Bears blanked the Giants, 21-0. last 23 seconds Sunday to give the Spartans a 77-74 behind to tie Kansas before winning in overtime. MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins playoff game Saturday. “ I ’ve football team.” said Miami coach upset victory over the I5th-ranked Hoosiers. Georgia Tech, 11-1, rallied from eight points down, are in the A F C championship never been on a team like that. It Don Shula, who celebrated his 56th Polec, who had 18 points, likened Indiana to his own scoring the last 11 points of the game against Virginia. game for the second straight year, was like ‘wham, bam thank you birthday Saturday, “It was a team, “a small, quick club and they match up to us Undefeated Oklahoma got 31 points from Tim but the road they took to the ma’am.’ This year, we’ve had to gut-check for us. but our team evenly.” McCalister and 21 from Daryl Kennedy to win fprthe conference titie game is quite earn everthing we’ve gotten ... continued to believe. That was as Bears punish the Giants The game was only one Sunday involving a ranked 13th time. different from the one they fol­ Sometimes it’s like we dig our own tough a situation as we’ve been in. team. Sophomore forward John Williams scored 29 points lowed a year ago. grave, and then we say, 'Hey, we We kept our poise and got some On Saturday, it was top-ranked North Carolina 90, as Louisiana State went to 14-0. don’t want to go there yet,” ’ drives going. Last season, the Dolphins were a Continued from page 11 / Chicago’s offense, which was touchdown receptions since Oct. North Carolina State 79; No. 2 Michigan 78, Ohio State Walter Berry scored 26 points and Shelton Jones got finely tuned machine, ripping The Browns put the Dolphins in a “ We felt that to come as far as facing the N F L ’s No. 2 defense, 27, 68; No. 3 Duke 81, Maryland 75; No. 4 Syracuse 96, six of his 10 in overtime as St. John’s, 14-1, won its 12th m i deep hole Saturday, jumping to a New York kicker Eric Schubert straight game and second straight in overtime. through the regular season and we’ve come, it (a loss) would have Landeta grazed the ball on a punt finally got untracked in the third Seton Hall 75; No. 9 Memphis State 83, No. 5 Kansas 80 21-3 lead with 3:38 gone in the third first two playoff games before been very tough to live with in the attempt and Gayle picked it up and quarter. continued having problems in the in overtime; No. 6 Georgia Tech 64, Virginia 61; No. 7 quarter on a 66-yard run by being derailed by San Francisco in off-season,” Shula said. "Now ran five yards in the first quarter. McMahon fired a 23-yard bullet playoffs, missing a 19-yard field Oklahoma 103, Southeast Louisiana 66; No. 8 Lousiana Unranked the Super Bowl, This season, the Earnest Byner. That apparently is we’re in the A F C championship to McKinnon, who snatched it goal that hit the left upright. It was State 90. Mississippi State 84; and No. 10 St. John’s 78, K erry Trotter sank 2 free throws with five seconds Dolphins, who will play the New when the Dolphins woke up and game and we need two more “ The wind just took it,” Landeta away from Elvis Patterson with the sixth miss in his last seven Pittsburgh 75 in overtime. UPl photo left Sunday to cap a furious comeback and lift England Patriots for the right to go said “ hey.” wins.” said, of the 14 mph winds that 8:48 left. McMahon said the wrong attempts. Chicago kicker Kevin In the Second Ten. it'was No. 11 Georgetown 110, Marquette to a 72-70 victory over Loyola. The to Super Bowl X X , have had to Miami scored the next 21 points swirled through the lakefront Dennis made the catch. Butier, who set a rookie scoring Providence 79; No. 12 Kentucky 80, Vanderbilt 71; No. Los Angeles goalie Bob Janecyk (1) Lindy Ruff (22) from in front. Kings won, Miami quarterback Dan Marino, Warriors trailed by 20 points with 16:58 left to play, but scratch and claw for every win. to improve their home record to 9-0 stadium. “ I dropped the ball and “ The play was designed to go to record with 144 points this season, 13 Nevada-Las Vegas 106, San Jose State 80; Iowa 60, who finished the day 25-of-45 for 238 closed to 52-40 when David Boone, the game’s high keeps his eye on the puck as teammate 3-2. “ Last year was almost like a this season and advance to the A F C saw it start to move to the right.” (Dennis) Gentry.” McMahon said. missed field goal attempts of 26.49 No. 14 Illinois 59; No. 16 Alabama-Birmingham66,Old yards, a touchdown and an inter­ scorer with 24 points, hit a short jumper with almost 14 Mark Hardy (25) clears out Buffalo’s dream ,” said running back Tony title game for the sixth time. The ” We had three guys in the area, so I and 38 yards. Dominion 51; No. 17 Notre Dame 77, LaSalle 63; No. 18 ception. said the Dolphins pan­ “He barely touched it,” said minutes remaining. Over the next 10 minutes, Boone Nathan, whose 10 catches for 101 Dolphins have never lost an A F C just threw it and Dennis caught it.” Chicago’s Walter Payton, play­ Louisville 94, Wyoming 62; No. 19 Texas-El Paso 62, j icked a bit, but knew there was Gayle, who became the ninth and Trotter led a rally in which Marquette outscored J McMahon improvised the se­ ing the first home playoff game of Utah 52, and No. 20 Virginia Tech 85, Western enough time left to come back. Chicago defensive player to score the Ramblers 20-4. The score was tied 64-64 with 3:27 NHL roundup cond touchdown pass, a 20-yarder, his career, rushed 27 times for 93 Kentucky 71. “ We were panicked because we this season. left. Boone gave Marquette its first lead of the game. with just 37 seconds left in the yards. But afterwards he was Tonight’s card includes No. 4 Syracuse at Villanova, knew we had to score points, but we “I was thinking six (points),” 66-64, with a little under three minutes left. Carl II more concerned with the Rams. No. 5 Kansas at Detroit. No. 9 Memphis State hosting knew we had enough time,” said Gayle said of his first touchdown quarter, Golston led the Ramblers with 20 points. Andre Moore “ We realize we’ve got a tough South Carolina and No. 18 Louisville hosting Eastern Marino, who was able to complete since high school. “ There was no “The Giants were in a biitz added 18. 16 in the first half. The victory raised opponent next week,” he said, Kentucky. use dropping on the ball. I wanted situation so I caliedan audibie,” he Marquette’s record to 7-4. Loyola droppW to 3-9. Oilers stick to business only one pass to wide receiver Michigan State led 57-42 after 5:16 of the second to get a touchdown for the special said calling the Ram s’ shutout victory Mark Clayton and none to Mark half, but Indiana had a 22-9 run over the next 10 Freshman guard Greg Kimble scored a career-high teams.” They were McKinnon’s first over Dallas "impressive.” Duper. “ There was no need to rush minutes and tied the game 70-70 on junior guard Steve 22 points Sunday, including 14 in the second half, A and try to get it all back at once. We Alford’s three-point play with 1:35 remaining. leading Southern Cal to a 75-60 victory over Oregon. A took our time, we knew we had to Sophomore forward Carlton Valentine, who topped Kimble scored seven points and added two key assists in victory over Calgary score three touchdowns. Michigan State with 21 points, made two free throws to in the first four minutes of the second half to help USC emerge from the locker room with a 13- 8 burst for a “ You just do the best you can and give the Spartans the lead. They hit five of six more 41-36 lead. Kimble was subbing for USC’s leading hope that it’s good enough,” he Parcells says his club free throws, including the four by Polec, to ice the Bv Dick Brinster period. about, but Chicago — despite its scorer, Tom Lewis, who sprained an ankle in last Normand Rochefort and Michei said. “ Today, it was.” game. The Associated Press 17-17-4 record — stands alone atop week’s game against Creighton and did not dress for Goulet scored less than than two the Norris Division. Cleveland coach M arty Schot- It was Indiana’s seventh consecutive Big Ten defeat the Oregon game. Derrick Dowell, suffering from the minutes apart to start Quebec Steve Larmer and Denis Savard, tenheimer, whose Browns finished at home, dating back to iast season, and the Hoosiers For the Edmonton Oilers, it was flu all week, contributed 22 points for USC with 10 toward its fourth straight victory. who had two goals, scored 60 the year 8-9, said he never felt like now are 0-2 in league play and 8-4 overall. Michigan business as usual. For the Calgary rebounds. E ric Gathers, a freshman who was The Nordiques. who tied idle seconds apart to break a 2-2 tie he had the game in the bag. is 'not that far away’ State is 1-1 in the Big Ten and 10-2 overall. Flames, that wasn’t good news. N Kim ble’s classmate at Dobbins Tech High Schooi in Montreal for the Adams Division early in the final period and lift the “ Hell no, we never had the North Carolina got 28 points from Brad Daugherty Although Wayne Gretzky fig­ Philadelphia, scored a career-high 15 points for the lead, got second-period markers Black Hawks past idle St. Louis. game,” Schottenheimer said. in overcoming a 10-point deficit to win the final game ured in three goals in Sunday “ O ur stadium (the Meadowlands) is windy, too, so Trojans. Oregon’s leading scorer was Jerry Adams from John Anderson, J.F, Sauve — But the Hawks’ lofty status doesn’t “That's why you have to play By Kent McDIII in Carmichael Auditorium. The Tar Heels are moving night’s 6-3 Nationai Hockey that’s no excuse,” said Simms, who admitted he had a with 14 points. League victory, the high-flying which chased Ranger goaltender figure to last long with the Blue every snap. Th at’s why they play United Press International into a new 22,000-seat arena. touch of the flu the night before the game. “ Sick or not Oilers didn’t set any records. The John Vanbiesbrouck at 2; 19 — and having three games in hand. 60 minutes. That’s why they play 16 sick, I wouldn’t have played any better.” David Shaw. In winning its fifth straight games.” C H IC A G O — Bill Parcells. coach of the New York Flames did — one they’d like to The Giants lost the services of running back Joe forget — in suffering through a game, Chicago also got goals from Miami linebacker Hugh Green Giants, saw some life among the ruins. Morris for the second half because of a slight team-record 10th consecutive loss. Red Wings 6, Leafs 5 Wayne Presley. Keith Brown and said the Dolphins made the neces­ The Giants were completely outplayed in every Norris concussion. ; But Calgary Coach Bob Johnson Neither Detroit nor Toronto Troy M urray in firing 53 shots on sary adjustments on defense to facet of the game in losing to the Chicago Bears, 21-0. Sports in Linebacker H a rry Carson noted that, while the still saw light at the end what has appears to be a playoff team, but goal. M urray Bannerman faced 33 take away the Cleveland running Sunday in an N F C playoff game, but Parcells is Bears were playing with two weeks of preparation, become a long, dark tunnel. they have their own rivairy — Minnesota shots. game and put Marino and the convinced his team isn’t that far away from being able the Giants were coming off an emotionai victory over captures “ I saw flashes that encouraged based on not finishing with the offense back on the field. to compete with teams like the Bears in the near Schauster duo wins ski chaiienge Kings 3, Sabres 2 future. the defending Super Bowl champion San Francisco me for the first time in two or three fewest points in the league. The “ We just sat on the sidelines The Los Angeles attack was “ It (Sunday’s game) showed me what we have to do 49ers. ; LUDLOW . Vt. — Ron and Matt Schauster of 80 Knollwood Rd., weeks,” said Johnson, whose Red Wings, with 23, moved within calmly trying to correct things.” absent for two-thirds of the game, to reach their level and. I ’ll tell you, we’re not that far “We played better last week,” Carson said. “There Manchester, won the Father-Son Division over a modified giant golf win Flames have fallen to 17-18-3. two of Toronto thanks to Petr said Green, playing in his first but the Kings made the most it, away,” Parcells said. was not quite the same intensity. We played them slalom course with a combined time of 52.5 seconds in Sunday’s What he saw first could not have Kilma. UPl photo post-season game for the Dolphins. scoring three times in the second To their credit, the Giants did not use the weather as tough, but their defense played our offense well.” Equitable Family Ski Challenge at Okemo Mountain in Ludlow, PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — pleased him. But the home crowd He scored the winning goal at “ Everyone felt very confident that period in outlasting Buffalo. Dallas quarterback Danny White (11) felt the heat an excuse, and they could have. It was under 20 Tackle Brad Benson, an eight-year veteran, refusefi T im Norris has set his sights in Edmonton was delighted when 13:59 of the third period, and had our offense could bring us back. Vt. Craig Redmond. Dean Kennedy degrees and 13-mile per hour winds dropped the wind to give the Bears’ supreme team status. awfully high for a golfer who M arty McSorley got his eighth three assists as new Detroit Coach Saturday, getting nailed here by Los Angeles linebacker The key was getting them the ball and Phil Sykes got the goals, and chill well below zero. “I still think they are vulnerable.” he said. “ If we ranked 91st on the pro tour’s goal, scoring on the first shot, just Brad Park won his first game after Mike Wilcher (54). Rams blanked the Cowboys, 20-0. and letting them do their magic.” the Kings made it 2-0 on their The winds affected the passing and the kicking. hadn’t fallen behind I think we could have run oh Pierre Larouche requests trade money-winning list last year. 14 seconds into the contest. two defeats and a tie. five-game road trip. them .” “ I think this wiil be m y make-or- “ When I came over the blueline, Giants’ quarterback Phil Simms completed only 14 of NEW YORK — Former 50-goal scorer Pierre Larouche, Jets 4, Canucks 0 Buffalo, got goals from Lindy 39 passes for 209 yards and punter Sean Landeta had to When asked to name the best team he’s ever seen, break year. I ’m the kind of person I didn’t have a lot (of room) to play demoted to the minors by the New Y ork Rangers before the start Vancouver gave Winnipeg goal- Ruff and Mike Foligno, but lost its deal with the wind blowing the ball away from him as linebacker Lawrence Taylor said, “Those Steeler who, if I can’t rank among the top with,” McSorley said of his sev­ of this season, has requested a trade. , ^ 10 or 15 players, would rather do enth goal in 13 games. “ I just tender Daniel Bouchard little to second straight game. Ruff’s first- Dolphins found road rocky he tried to punt it. teams from a few years ago.” worry about as he recorded his 26th In a news conference held between periods of the Quebec something else with my iife,” the period goal against Bob Janecyk A swing-and-miss by Landeta from the Giant 5-yard So now the Los Angeles Rams will abandon their wanted to get m y shot by the Nordiques-New York Rangers game. Rob Ingraham, Larouche’s 28-year-old Norris said Sunday defenseman, it was a bit career shutout. Bouchard, staked was the first for Buffalo in 103 line resulted in Chicago’s only first half touchdown. warm-weather home and trudge to the coid and windy after winning the $200,000 Spalding screened.” to a 3-0 lead after one period, was minutes, eight seconds. “ The wind would come up and then let down,” said Lake Michigan shores. Will the adverse weather kill agent, expressed the center’s sentiment. Invitational tournament. Then Johnson saw the first asked to turn aside just 20 shots in Janecyk preserved the Los An­ Landeta. “ It was moving the ball on m y drops some the Rams’ chances?” “ Pierre no longer feels a part of the New Y o rk Rangers before subduing Cleveland He closed with a 1-under-par 71 encouraging sign when Ed Beers his first shutout since he played for geles victory with several fine during warmups and I hoped it wouldn’t come up “Weather, my ass,” Parcells said. “It’s a organization, he feels he’s earned the right to be recalled and has in the final round, played in mist beat Grant Fuhr for his eighth goal Quebec, two seasons ago. saves in the third period. when I had to kick during the game. I ’ve never had the formally requested that he be traded.” Bv Ken Peters change people’s perception of us.” “ M y previous two years here, we championship game. If (Eric) Dickerson plays like he which covered the Pebble Beach of the season on Calgary’s initial The Canucks made their per- ball move that much.” did yesterday, it will be a game.” The Associated Press The Rams, still getting little were not very strong,” said the course, and a 15-under total of 272. shot, at 2:34. sence felt, however, albeit in a respect despite a 12-5 record and third-year pro who set an N F L Becker wins young masters event Dan Forsman, with a 72, and Mark Charlie Huddy and Glenn Ander­ negative fashion. They handed the ANAHEIM. Calif, - The “don’t- handing the Cowboys their first single-season rushing record in Brooks, with a 65, tied for second at son scored on assists fr()m Jets the puck frequently, leading to get-no-respect” Rams now have a playoff shutout in 36 games, have 1984. BERLIN — Teenage West German Boris Becker defeated 275 in the non-tour event. Gretzky, whose 28th goal was the the first-period goals by Doug CALDWELL golden opportunity to prove their been instalied as 8>A-point under­ Sweden’s Mats Wilander in straight sets Sunday to capture the Small, Scott Arniel, Ron Wilson “ This year, I feei like we can go Baseball faces busy week The victory was worth $40,000 to third of four by the Oilers in the critics wrong, or right. dogs against the Bears. 16-1, for Young Masters Tennis Tournament. Norris. About $1,500 of that will go first period. and Brian Mullen. 6 The Rams, 20-0 winners over the Sunday’s game. all the way. We’re as good as the Winnipeg, which moved into a OIL INC. 6 Chicago Bears ...” Bv Joe llluzzi out is $1.2 million to Montreal’s remains unsigned. Becker, the Wimbledon champion, knocked off the 21-year-old for repair work on his car, which “ We put ourselves at a terrible Dallas Cowboys in their National “ We’re used to it: we were W ilander 6-1, 7-6, 6-0, in an hour and 50 minutes before 5,500 broke down while he was driving third-place tie with Vancouver in Robinson said the N F C cham­ United Press International T im Raines last year. Through Sunday, 10 players disadvantage,” Johnson said. Football Conference semifinal on 10-point underdogs to the 49ers in here last week. the Smythe, fired 30 shots at pionship game matches two Starting next year, players — remained in that category. In­ spectators to pocket the $30,000 winner’s purse. The Swedish “ But the guys came back.” Saturday, earned the "privilege" our second game against them.” While all the focus this week will He came out No. 1 in a field of Canuck goaltender Richard Bro- 101.9 “power teams.” under the new Basic Agreement cluded in that group were Detroit Davis Cup hero received $20,000. .... „ of traveling to Chicago to face the Robinson said in looking back at be on which teams advance to golfers which included 32 players deur in winning for the first time in per gal. C. O. D. Bears next Sunday. “It’ll certainly be a physical signed last August — must have at outfielder Kirk Gibson, Yankee “In the first and third sets, I never saw him play better, Nordlques 5, Rangers 4 the 14th game of the season, a Super Bowl X X . baseball is in for a from the PG A tour and eight six games. Vancouver has lost four contest from our perspective, least three years’ service to file for pitchers Joe Niekro and Phil Wilander, the French Open champion, said. "Not against me, New York had an answer for The winner of the NF C title game crucial 27-20 victory by Los An­ busy week. women pros, who hit from the straight. will advance to the Super Bowl because we can’t play any other arbitration. NIekro and catcher Butch Wy- anyway. It’s not easy to have a tactic when he hits aces all the Quebec’s five-goal outburst, but 649-8841 geles over defending Super Bowl On Monday, m ajor leaguers who ladies’ tees. Greg Norman and Hawks 6, North Stars 2 against the AFC champion, either way,” he said. Also on Monday, Commissioner negar, California reliever Donnie tim e.” ^ the Rangers ran out of time after ArteM Sub/Mf to C h a n g e champion San Francisco. have two-to-six years’ service George Archer tied for fourth at the New England Patriots or Peter Ueberroth will begin con­ Moore and White Sox catcher scoring four goals in the final It may not be much to brag Dallas quarterback Danny The Rams coach added, though, become eligible to file for salary 278. Miami Dolphins. ducting interviews with the 24 Carlton Fisk. White, whose club lost 44-0 to the that his team will need to have arbitration. Players can file ■i »| ■!■■■■■■ ™ « M cou PO N " Rams Coach John Robinson, Bears during the regular season, is current and retired players who Steiner ciaims Worid Cup siaiom some success passing against the through Jan. 15. Arbitration hear­ who over the course of the season one observer who isn’t writing the testified or who were mentioned in On Thursday, the Baseball W ri­ Bears. Los Angeles quarterback ings will run from Feb. 3-20, but M ARIBOR, Yugoslavia — Austrian Roswitha Steiner came up new years sale has seemed sensitive to criticism Rams off. testimony at the Pittsburgh drug ters’ Association of America will _K-B— Dieter Brock compieted just six of players can continue negotiating with a sparkling run when it counted most Sunday to hold off ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. of his club — inostly that it had an “Maybe coming in, I didn’t give trials last September. announce the results of the Hall of 22 throws for 50 yards against with their team through the double World Cup champion E rik a Hess of Switzerland and claim o o FREE- anemic offense — said he’s pleased them enough credit,” White said Among those players who testi­ Fame voting. A player must Dalias. hearing date. If a player signs victory in the women’s World Cup slalom. automotive Charging System Check to be playing the Bears. after being sacked five times and fied were Mets first baseman Keith appear on 75 percent of the ballots “ We felt like we had to give the before the hearing, it will be Steiner the leader after the morning run on the thin, icy snow INSURANSMITHS SINCE “ You spend your life trying to intercepted three times in the Hernandez. Cincinnati outfielder to gain entry into the Hall. To be ball to E ric (against the Cowboys) canceled. of the Habakuk run, sliced through 51 afternoon gates as the last Save up to 25% off all get into the big games against the Dave Parker and Kansas City eligible to be voted in by the playoff loss to Los Angeles at and we will continue to do that,” Some noteworthy players who 1914 Starters & Alternators best teams, and you want to be outfielder Lonnie Smith. These writers, a player must be retired racer down the course to clock an aggregate winning time of 1 Anaheim Stadium. Robinson said. “ But you’ve got to could file include American tested,” Robinson said after he “ They have a chance to beat players, who testified under im­ for at least five years and cannot minute, 19.12 seconds after Hess had set a blistering pace to grab I With This Coupon throw the ball against the Bears or League M V P Don Mattingly of the I Applies to most foreign 8i domestic. watched on teievision as the Bears anyone.” munity, could still face suspension have appeared on the ballot for you’re going to get stopped.” New York Yankees, National from Ueberroth. mauied the New York Giants 21-0 ’The Rams’ Eric Dickerson, who more than IS years. ***Au8trian Ida Ladstaetter placed third in 1:20.33, 43-lOOths 649-5241 The Rams whipped the Cowboys League Cy Young winner Dwight I 311 BROAD 8T., MANCHESTER 643.8844 Sunday. rushed for an N F L playoff-record Wednesday is the last day a club The leading candidates this year slower than Hess, who also came from out of the top five to win at 65 E. Center Street (Behind Economy Oil Chsngs) w w with a strong defense and the Gooden of the Mets and A L batting can sign one of its present free “ If we are able to beat Chicago, 248 yards and scored twice against include former Giants first base- Maribor in northeastern Yugoslavia in 1982. Mancheeter, Ct. ' Master Card A VISA Accepted Offer Expiraa Feb. 28 running of Dickerson, who broke champ Wade Boggs, who was agents before losing negotiating which most people agree is an Dallas, said he felt good about Los man Willie McCovey, former Cubs loose on touchdown runs of 55 and awarded a $1 million salary last rights to them. The club will regain exceptional team, I think it will Angeles’ chances. outfielder Billy Williams, and 40 yards to open up a tight game. year. The record amount handed those riehts M av l if tho ni TI— 4 4-r».4 »»M ** . . MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6. 1986 - 17 H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 6, IW6 Advice Monday T V

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The dermatologist feels it Benny Hill Show Pratt, Mrs. Walter Holman, Mrs. Francis Akin, Mrs. variety of sandwiches, desserts and tea or coffee will I do have essential hypertension During the 1940s, bobby-soxers per experiences psychic premonitions of (2® 1 ;2 5 A M [TMC] MOVIE; Protocol- was caused by a drug reaction. At McCormick's violent death. (60 min.) (CC) A naive cocktail waitress becomes Philip Bedard, Mrs. Mark Hill and Mrs. James cost $2. Salad or chowder will be 45 cents. and cerebrovascular disease. would sometimes become ligh­ (22) NewsCentar the time I had been taking a . a national heroine when she is recruited Wright. theaded and faint while listening to . (d) News (2D Doctor Who diuretic for four years. What do by the State Department as a protocol Alliance group to meet Frank Sinatra sing. Old Blue Eyes d D MOVIE: T o Be Announced' (3® M*A*S*H official. Goldie Hawn. Chris Sarandon, DEAR READER: Dizziness you think? ‘Beginning Again’ starts means two different things to doesn’t have that ability anymore, d9) MOVIE: 'The Masque of the Red d® Newswatch Andre Gregory. 1984. Rated PG. In A The Alliance for the Mentally III of Manchester will Death' A tyrannical 12th-century prince Stereo. A and we’ll probably never know DEAR READER; I agree with dZ) Second City TV “ Beginning Again, a 12-week program of counseling meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Center for Mental doctors: lightheadedness (a is intrigued by a young girl and takes her with certainty what caused adoles­ your dermatologist. Many drugs dD Sanford and Son 1:30AM (dD l Love Lucy and career exploration for displaced homemakers, Health, Manchester Memorial Hospital. The support “ woozy,” vague feeling, like faint­ to live amidst the immorality of his court. cents to swoon when he crooned — cause a skin rash in patients who Vincent Price, Nigel Green, Jane Asher. [CNN] Inside Business (d] News will be offered Feb. 5 to May 8, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. group is open to families who have a member who ing) or vertigo (a sensation of but swoon they did. are exposed to sunlight. This 1964. [DIS] MOVIE: The Wonder of It All' A dD Independent News Tuesdays and Thursdays at Manchester Community suffers from prolonged mental illness. spinning). Lightheadedness is often due to On the other hand, vertigo is a" photosensitivity is an allergic (29) MOVIE: 'Viva Las Vegas' A sports cougar battling a bear, penguins play­ [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday manifestation and sometimes can car enthusiast and his friend, the Italian ing, and rare animals from every conti­ circulatory disturbances. If you different problem. "Swimming” of champion, go to Las Vegas for the Grand nent are filmed in this documentary. [ESPN] Outdoor Life suddenly stand after being in a the head, loss of spatial orienta­ be quite severe. In my practice of Prix. Elvis Presley, Ann-Margret. 1964. 1974. Rated G. [USA] Japan Today (R). 1^. general medicine, I have found kitting position, the blood pressure tion, a feeling of revolving or (22) (39) TV’s Bloopers & Practical Jokes [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Porky's' Lustful high 2 :0 0 A M dD m o v ie : 'pleasure Palace' UPI photo may not adjust instantly to grav­ spinning are symptoms that point that antibiotics in the tetracycline Meredith Baxter-Birney and Jennifer school boys try to crash the local bawdy A tale of romance and intrigue among N ity, and you may feel lightheaded to the vestibular apparatus of the family are the most common cause O'Neill are this week's practical joke vic­ house. Dan Monahan, Mark Herrier, the high rollers in the gambling capitals . Hugh Carter, cousin of former President attention it had during Carter’s term. He inner ear, a kind of double of this — largely, I suspect, tims. (60 min.) Scott Colomby. 1981. Rated R. of the world. Omar Sheriff. Victoria Prin­ For Your Convenience... for a short time. A similar but cipal, Jose Ferrer. 1980. gyroscope. When you close your because tetracyclines are so (2D @ Great Performances Live from [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Jimmy Carter, claims the south Georgia holds a picture of himself and the town's more pronounced reaction can Lincoln Center Pavarotti Plus MOViE: 'Big Jim McLain' A special eyes and turn around repeatedly, widely prescribed. But a wide 1 1:30 PM d 3 Dynasty town of Plains no longer gets the favorite son. occur when a person’s heartbeat (3® MOVIE: 'Saturn 3' A robot, pro­ agent is assigned to investigate a world­ Slows down, if the blood pressure the dizziness yop experience is array of medicines are photosen­ grammed for terror, threatens to disrupt dD d® ABC News Nightline wide terror ring headquartered in Ha­ suddenly falls, if the blood pres­ vertigo. In patients with vestibular sitizing, and any patient who is an agricultural research station neces­ (3D Bizarre waii. John Wayne, James Arness, Hans You can now buy the Manchester sure is too low (particularly in malfunction, the vertigo can be taking a drug had better check sary for Earth's survival. Kirk Douglas, d D The Honeymooners Conried. 1952. Farrah Fawcett, Harvey Keitel. 1980. d D MOVIE: To Be Announced' {patients on blood-pressure drugs) disabling, like the sensations of with a physician before sun expo­ d® Second City TV Plains misses the limelight Herald at any of these neighbor­ or if there is an obstruction in one extreme motionsickness. Vertigo sure. Ordinarily, once the offend­ @D Juana Iris [CNN] Money Week (2® All in the Family MOVIE: 'A Question of Love' A moth­ [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook of the arteries supplying the brain. requires evaluation by an ear, nose ing medicine is discontinued, the (22) (3® The Best of Carson Tonight's rash will disappear and not return. er's str^gles to keep her young son [USA] To Be Announced By Charles S. Taylor the bus tours.” moved off the main street. That’s hood locations nearest you! ; Lightheadedness is a common and throat specialist. when a custody suit is brought up be­ guests are John Davidson, Michael United Press International The state welcome center one sad to see.” cause the mother is a lesbian. Gena Davis and Elya Baskin. (60 min.) (R), In 2 ;2 5 A M [HBO] m o v ie ; Four Fricndt' Stereo. mile outside Plains recordedOl.SOO “ The thing I’ve seen,” she said, Rowlands, Jane Alexander, Clu Gulager. Three young men and a free-spirited Bradlee's 1978. (3® Hogan's Heroes woman come of age during the 1960's. PLAINS, Ga. — The hometown tourists in 1978. That figure was “ is that people (in Plains) are Atthurs Diug Post Office - Broad St. & [CNN] News/Sports/Weather d D Loco Amor Craig Wasson, Jodi Thelen, Jim Metzler. of former President Jimmy Carter down to 75,537 in 1984. more aware of national affairs Corner Dairy Make some low-cal pucJciing 1981. Rated R. misses being in the limelight, the "M y business is the only one left [HBO] MOVIE: 'M ass Appeal' (CC) An dZ) News than in the past. They’re more Quinn's Pharmacy Main St. locations idealistic young deacon disrupts the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'M y Favorite Year* An flocks of free-spending tourists — dD Kojak (in the block). We have lost a lot of aware of what’s happening in the Frankies DEAR pudding is cooked. peaceful parish of a comfortable middle- alcoholic movie hero must be kept sober the time when Plains was the gift shops, a couple of fast food Coventry Farms [CNN] Sports Tonight long enough to appear on a live comedy world. Some of that’s because of POLLY: Do aged priest. Jack Lemmon, Charles second capital of the nation. places and ice cream places and M&S Mini Mart Willie's Durning, Zeljko Ivanek. 1984. Rated PG. show. Peter O’Toole, Mark Linn-Baker, television. We have some tourists. 'you have any NutraSweet (aspartame. Equal) 11:35PM C33 Entertainment Tonight Jessica Harper. 1982. Rated PG. So says Hugh Carter, the ex- we lost three tour services. Burger King [M A X ] MOVIE: The Shining' Ghostly vi­ Interview with Carrie Fisher. You’d be surprised at the number. Grampy's recipes for low- is not stable when heated and president’s entreprenurial cousin " I ’m the only place left with the sions of murdered children are just 2 :3 0 A M [CNN] sports Latenight When Jimmy and I ride our Fbod Bag Center & Thompson Sts. calorie milk cannot be used to sweeten cooked some of the strange events that haunt a whose rambling old antique and exception of the bank and the drug [ESPN] SportsCenter bicycles downtown we realize Edwards Food puddings and foods, although you could prepare family staying at an isolated mountain souvenir store is one of the few store," said Carter, who then Xtra Mart (all locations) Pointers 2 :3 5 A M dD CBS News Nightwatch many tourists are still there.” custards? Can the pudding without any sweeten­ resort. Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Channels businesses left in the town’s remembered that just across the Bonanza Scatman Crothers. 1980. Rated R. Rite Aid 4hese puddings ing, then stir in sweetener to taste 3 :0 0 A M [CNN] Naws/Sports/ one-block business district. street is Billy Carter’s old service Plains is fighting to regain its old [TM C] MOVIE: 'Das Boot The lives of Weather Memorial Market Squire Village l>e prepared Polly Fisher after the pudding has cooled. WFSD Hartford, CT (D " I used to do this (being station. The station is under its place in the sun. Recently it opened the men in a marauding German U-boat [ESPN] College Basketball Report Dairy Queen ;with NutraS- in 1941 are shadowed by death and WNEW New York, NY (D interviewed) about 12 hours a day, third management since the presi­ its own welcome station in the Cumberland Farms New Haven, CT CD w e e t ? — In a typical cornstarch pudding fear. Juergen Prochnow, Arthur Grone* WTNH 3 :0 5 A M [TM C] M O V U ^ T e a for some with an interpreter,” said dent’s outspoken brother gave it heart of the town to encourage (all locations) Hartford Rd. & WOR New York, NY (D ■SANDRA recipe specifying two cups of milk meyer, Klaus Wennemann. 1981. Rated Three’ Two girls become puddies when Carter. “ Now it’s not very often, up, sought medical attention for tourism and furnishes free guides McKee St. R. In Stereo. WPIX New York, NY d D they find out their boyfriend has been Lenox Pharmacy and one-fourth cup sugar, calorie WTXX Waterbury. CT <» just occasionally. This place was alcoholism and became manager when the tour buses roll in. [USA] MOVIE: 'Squeeze a Flowet cheating on both of them. Iris Berben, Highland Market Feast Restaurant Diamond Pizza ^ > DEAR SANDRA: You can make pudding is not sweet enough, you savings stack up like this: Two WWLP Springfield, MA 32) Mascha Gonsha, Heinz Marecek. 1980. packed with people and Secret of a mobile home company in When a greedy business partner threa­ Hartford. CT <» The town also is seeking passage Manchester Herald your favorite milk or cornstarch can always add a little extra sugar cups of skim milk instead of whole WEDH Service agents.” Waycross (a job he recently quit). WaWa Grocery NAPA Auto Parts . tens the livelihood of his little Italian WVIT Hartford, CT » 3 :3 0 A M dD F-Troop of a bill in Congress too enter seven puddings and egg custards lower in the next time. Adding extra milk will save approximately 180 monastery, gentle Brother George flees Boston, MA Q9 The tourists who brought new "You know how politics is. We’re 7-11 (all locations) Creative Hair W S6K [CNN] Crossfire sites in the area on the National Shop Rite Supermarkets calories by simply reducing the flavoring extracts (vanilla, al­ calories. Two tablespoons sugar to Australis with the secret formula for WGGB Springfield, M A & prosperity to Plains when Carter not in the news as much. We just Northway Drug Bennet Apartments their special liquor. Jack Albertson, WXTV Paterson, NJ & [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing Register of Historic Places. The Oakland & Rachel Roads ’sugar and using skim instead of mond. etc.) or naturally sweet instead of four (one-fourth cup) Walter Chiari. 1970. served as president, have don’t have that many people .WGBY Springfield, MA 67) 4 :0 0 A M dD Joe Franklin Show sites include Carter’s home, the Walt's Grocery Charter Oak Apartments Howard Johnson's ifwhole milk. fruit purees will heighten the will save a little over 100 calories. Hartford, CT dwindled but they still detour off coming here.” 8 :3 0 P M C5D am in the Family WTIC 0 town’s railroad depot and the Carter Chevrolet Try cutting the sugar quantity in flavor of these low-sugar puddings. That’s a total calorie savings of 280 CNN Cable News Ntwrk IC N N l dD Space: 1999 Interstate 75 to see what Carter’s Rosalynn Carter, the former AM/PM Mini Mart Restaurant hospital where the ex-president alf first. Then, if the resulting Stir these ingredients in after the calories for the entire recipe. d D Family Feud DISNEY Dianey Channel (DISl [CNN] Newa Update hometown farm village looks like. Sunny Side Up Ih lEBPN ) first lady, sees Plains in a different was born. Liggett Rexall A&P Market [DIS] Moustorpieco Theater ESPN Sports Network [M A X ] MOVIE: The Shining' Ghostly vi­ "There used to be 30,000 to 35,000 HBO Home Box Office (HBO) light. " I t ’s a wonderful, quiet little CVS Pharmacy Restaurant 9 :0 0 P M 3 D Kata S. Allla Kate ii sions of murdered children are just tourists a day coming in here,” J.C. Penney Catalog r CINEMAX Cinemex IMAX) some of the strange events that haunt a 6 6 “ It will put us on the national town,” she said.' “ When there were Farii's Kitchen caught in a power black-out while wait­ Movie Channel iT M C l said Carter. "Now we’re lucky if Super Stop & Shop TMC family staying at an isolated mountain so many tourists there, the grocery register and more people will come Center ing in her dentist's office for him to re­ USA USA Network^ lU S A l Dairy Mart Savings Bank of turn from an errand. resort. Jack Nicholson. Shelley Duyall, we get 250 people a day, except for store and the hardware store here.” predicted (barter. Andy’s Market Scatman Crothers. 1960. Rated R. Manchester. 3 D Marv Griffin Lea's Market Mr. Donut Medi Mart Main & Purnell Sts. r Hilliard Bulldlno joyous life. Let the world know that conceal the joy which the Spirit East Center St. Apts. Olympia Deli r Is the joy of Christmas still creates in our hearts. One who has Cotlege Notes Vitello’s Restaurant (ablaze in your heart? Just prior to you serve a good Master. If you are Westown Pharmacy Pero's Fruit Stand in trouble, do not let anyone see truly heard and accepted the good Cinema Conn. National Banx 'The Christmas holiday I heard the news, and has received Christ into Charter Oak & ' Manchester Memorial following remark: "Wouldn’t it be that the trouble touches your Town Hall spirit. Nay, more, do not let it his-her heart is a fountain of joy. Sycamore Sts. Hospital. Cnice if we could keep the Christmas There is no room, no desire for Coulter elected by Sigma PI Eastern hold open house Whole Donut 'Jipirit all year long? There is so trduble your spirit! Rest in God, HARTFORD Jewel of the Nile (PG) 12:X, 2:45, 5, 7, y: 15. — Jogged E d ge (R ) 7:15, 9:X. Spruce St. Mobil Porter & Pitkin Sts. and keep on praising Him! ” grumbling. Martin Luther, the C In tm a City — R an 1,4,8. — Enemy 7 :X , 9:40. — Clue (P G ) 1:20,3:25,5:20, Mark L. Coulter, son of Gerald Coulter and Virginia Eastern Connecticut State University’s Schooi of Friendly’s Restaurants ^ u c h love and joy in the air during great Reformer, cogently articu­ Mine (PG-13) 2,4:15, 7:30,9:40. — The 7:35, 9:40. — Y o u n g Sherlock H olm es Reneson of Manchester, was elected president of Fountain Village Highland & Autumn Sts. ^the Christmas season! ” I think we Official Sto ry 2:15, 4:30. 7:15, 9:30. — (PG-13) 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:50, 10:10. WRIT HARTFORD Continuing Education and Professional Studies will Spurgeon realized that joy is a lated the Importance of joy in a 101 D alm atia ns (G ) 1:15, 3, 4:50, 6 :X , C Im I A 2 — B ock to the Future ( P G ) Sigma Pi fraternity at St. Lawrence University at '-would all concur that Christmas is 7,9:20. — Jogged Edge (R) 7,9:20. hold open house Jan. 13 from 5: 30 to 8 p.m. in the gift of the Holy Spirit. Paul, in his Christian’s life when he said, ’’The S:10, 9:45. MANCHCSTCR Canton, N.Y. He is a junior. r indeed a time when love and joy Student Center of the university in Willmantic. letter to the Galatians 5:22-23, devil is a chronic grumbler. The UA Theaters Cost — Bock to the ;fIow abundantly. CAST HARTFORD Future (PG) 7, 9:10. — Jogged Edge asserts that joy is one of the fruits Christian ought to be a living Eatfwoed Fub A CInem o — B ack to WILLIMANTIC In additon to its on-campus programs, it will have (R) 7:10,9:15: — Agnes of God (PG-13) Jlllton Square Cinema — Soles Like doxology.” The joy of Christmas is the Future (PG) 7:X. 7:20,9:20. Peck calls for pledges off-campus programs in Manchester, Rockville, and ^ Why Is it that this joy frequently of the Spirit. "But the fruit of the Poor Richard's Fub A' C inem a — U s (P G ) 7:05, 9:15. — R o c ky tV (P G ) truly alive in the hearts of those. several other towns. The school also offers an iKaurlirfitpr ^diminishes in power soon after the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, Once Bitten (PG-13) 7:X, 9:X. 7:10,9:10. — Out of Africa (PG) 7:M. — D«)ma Ellen Peck, daughter of Naomi Peck of ' holiday? Isn’t joy one of the kindness, goodness, faithfulness, who have received and believed SbowcoM Cinema 1-9 — The Color MANSFICLD The Jewel of the N ile (P G ) 7, 9:15. — accelerated weekend program, with credit for life and Young Sherlock Holmes (PG-13) 7:05, Esquire Drive, and Robert Peck of Oaks Ferry, I. essential, Inextricable, vital ele- gentleness, self-control; against the good news. Purple (PG-13) 1:15,4:15,7:15,10:10. — Trons-Lux College Twin — Rocky iv work experiences, and a bachelor of general studies Out of Africa (PG) 1,4,7:10,10:05. — A (PG) 7, 9. — The Mon Who Knew Too 9:20. — A C ho rus Line (PG-13) 7, 9:15. participated in the Hartwick College Fall Phonathon, ;ments of our Christian life? The such there is no law.” I wonder how Chorus Line: The Movie (PG-13) 12:X, M u ch 7 wllh P sy ch o 9:10. the college recently announced. She was among 153 degree for students over 25. If you would prefer home delivery, * great preacher, Charles Spurgeon, frequently we obscure the joy the The Rev. Michael C. Thornton 2:50, 5:10, 7:X, 9:50. — W hite Nights WINDSOR students who called Hartwick alumni and parents, 'once commented, "You cannot Spirit creates in our hearts. When Associate Minister (PG-13) 1:15,4:05. 7:10, 9:45.— R o c ky For more information or a spring bulletin, call the IV (PG) 1.3,5,7:15,9:25. — Spies Like VCRNON Plato — Bock to the Future (PG) soliciting pledges toward the college’s annual fund, School of Continuing Education in Willimantic, please call 647-9946. “ glorify God tetter than by a calm. we grumble and complain we Center Congregational Church U s (R ) 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 10. — The Cine 1 A 2— Bock to the Future (PG) 7:15. 9:30 which had a goal of $1.1 million. 456-2231, extension 279. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday^ Jan. 6. 1986 — l » 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 6, 1986

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Finished rec with the Monchester He­ house cleaners and com­ Manchester Herald. Lake days. We offer pleasant phone manner o must, 4 or Flexible Part Time Posi­ to 8 years. In crisis Inter­ room, 4 bedrooms, fire­ Distinctive — There's no Handyman for Carpentry, Telephone 643-6017, after Now Is the time to run an DiOUbyNEA UK mercial cleaners. Apply downtown Hartford office 5 day week, paid group tion — Available at Man- other wav to describe this electrical, plumbing and 6pm, 647-8509. ad In classified to sell that rald. Coll the classified area, good pay and car vention program for place, 2 car garage. Wall Painting and Paperhang­ In person. Delta Mainte­ surroundings, subsidized Insurance, 247-2110. chester Honda's spacious four bedroom cleonlng. Neat, reliable. camera you no longer 6 department today and allowance. Call 647-9946. stressed parents. A.S. In to wall carpet on hard­ ing — Exterior and Inte­ Motif-JockM use. 6 nance, 540C North Main parking, expensive paid Motorcycle Parts Dept. Contemporary set on a Free quotes, Manchester place your personal mes­ child development, child wood floors. Must be rior, 'ceilings repaired. GIVE YOUR budget a Street, Manchester, CT training, paid medical Cleaning — Contract Responsibilities will in­ lovely landscaped lot In home owner. 649-1158, CAR8/TRUCKS miscellanedus sage. 643-2711, 8;30am to care, family studies or seen. By owner. Call otter References, fully Insured. break ... shop the classi­ 06040. and pension profit shar­ Cleaning company seeks clude data entry. Inven­ one of Manchester's fin­ Steve Giarratana. 5;00pm. equivalent experience. 4:30pm, 647-9616. Quality work. Martin fied columns for bargain FDR SALE AUTDMDTIVE ing. Coll Mrs. ColaresI, Individuals to work part tory control and parts Salary S5.77 per hour plus est areas. A cathedral buys I HEATING/ QD N Mattsson, evenings, 649- 247-4500 between lOom time In the Manchester ordering. Training pro­ benefits. Send resume to celling, stone fireplace Day Care — Licensed In PLUMBING EKG Technician Admitting Clerk/ Nurses Aides — Full or THE EASY WAY to find a 4431. New HR78-14 W /W steel and 2pm, Monday thru area. Hours ore 12:30- vided on two in-house E. Roberts, YWCA, 135 cash buyer tor no-longer- and first floor family home. Looking for child­ Robert E. Jarvis, 1976 Gremlin — 43,000 Switchboard part time positions availa­ Friday. 4:30pm, 5:30-9:30pm or computer systems. Typ­ room are only some of the ren ages Infant to 3 years. belted radial mounted. Part time. Position avail­ Brood Street, Hartford, needed household Items Is John Deerr Painting Con­ Building-Remodeling Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ miles. Price negotiable. $35. Fits 78 Ford. Call after ble from 7-3, 3-11 shifts. 9pm-1am, Monday thru ing skills required. Apppv many special features of Call Cindy, 647-0765. 649-8874. able (or E.K.G. Techni­ Operator CT 06105 by 1/17/86. An with a want ad. Dial tractor — Custom Interior Speclollst. Additions, gar­ throom remodeling; In­ 6pm. 646-4618.0 Certified aides preferred. Friday. Responsible peo­ In person to Robert this home. Call today fora cian. Duties include EOE/AA Employer. 643-2711 to place your work. Very reasonable ages, roofing, siding, kit­ stallation water heaters, Part Time (3rd Shift) — Alternale weekends re- ple please call 649-3181. Weber, weekdays from private showing. Offered chens, bathrooms, re- operating Electrocardi­ aulred. Apply In person oulck-actlon od. Will Babysit your child In rotes, quality work. In­ garbage disposals; faucet Buick 1965 — Riviera, for ograph. recording pati­ position available for an 9am-5pm. Manchester at only $149,900. Joyce G. my licensed home. Call placement repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- during business hours, Epstein Real' Estate, 647- sured and references. 649- ports. $75 or best otter. ent electromotive varia­ Admitting Clerk / Switch­ Honda, 30 Adams St„ Gall at 649-7019. windows/doors. 643-6712. asterCard accepted. board Operator. Duties Rockville Memorial Nurs­ Chief Technician — Uni­ 8895.D 3248. 646-1768.a tions in the action o1 the Manchester, 646-4055. Fit as a Fiddle Ml Immac­ Include operating hospi­ ing Home, 22 South Street, ted Coble TV In Bolton, ulate 7 room Ranch with Dodge 1975 Coronet heart muscle for use in CT, Is seeking an expe­ Tellers — Full time and For Sale — The starter tal switchboard and pro­ Rockville, CT. Clerical — Full timeoftice RN, LPN or EM T needed part time. Will train. family room, fireplace, Start Your New Year Off Wagon — Automatic, diagnosis of heart ail­ rienced chief technician J from a 1970 Plymouth. $25. cessing patient admis­ position, 40 hours a week, for flexible part time work Apply SBM, 923 Main fenced yard, appliances Right I Many amenities power steering, power ments. and performing to oversee the field techni­ 646-7719 after 5pm. M r. sion on 3rd Shift. Mondav-Fridav, 8am- during Mobile Insurance Street, Manchester, CT. and aluminum siding. Included with this gor­ brakes, air, original related clerical func­ X-Rav. Immediate Medi­ cal staff and related field PIsher.D (Requires several weeks 4:30pm. Reliability and exams In the Manchester 646-1700. EOE. Beautiful yard with addi­ geous Colonial. 8% I APARTMENTS ■uniHDUSEHDLD RECREATIDNAL owner. $1,495. 649-6202. tions. For more informa­ cal Care Center of Man­ operations. Applicants IRDDMS full time training on day accuracy Important. Ex­ Vernon Tolland areas, tional outbuildings for rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2’/3 FDR RENT FDR RENT Id ^ I gddds l 2 i J ITEMS tion contact the Person­ shift.) For more Informa­ chester has an opening for should have a minimum perience using adding ma­ call 1-800-922-2772. storage. Immediate occu­ baths, gas heat, central a part time registered Full Time Position availa­ nel Department at 647- tion contact Personnel of 2 years experience as chine, typing skills help­ pancy I Offered In the air, 2 cor garage, large 4710. Department at 647-4710. x-rov technician with re­ chief tech, with supervlr- ble at automotive lube Men's shoe skates. Excel­ ful. Apply In person, Part Time early mornings ISO's. Jackson & Jackson family room with cathed- Manchester — Lovely, Used Refrigerators, cent experience. Wee­ osy and managerial back­ center. Experience help­ lent condition. $20. 643- Prague Shoe Company, custodial supervisor and Real Estate, 647-8400 or rol celling. Wrap-around sunny 3 bedroom duplex. Washers, Ranges — 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix MANCHESTER MANCHESTER kend hours are available. ground. The Bolton sys­ ful but will train. 647-8997. 1430.P 200 Pitkin Street, East floor cleoners. Call 649- 646-8646.D deck and lovely, private Well-kept residential — 67,000 miles, fully MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Interested applicants call tem has a growing 15,000 Cleon, guaranteed, parts Hartford. 5334. Hairdresser — Full or yard. $167,500. 'Putting areo; close to bus, and service. Low prices. equipped Including sun­ 71 Haynes St. 71 Haynes St. Sheri at 721-7393 between subscriber base, Is fully Think Fasti 11 1986 Is sure You 1st Is 2nd Nature to roof. Asking $1,900. Call Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 9am-4pm. addressable, has HRC port time for new shop. Room, Main Street loca­ schools; large yard and B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 I WANTED convemence Evenings Part time office to be a banner yeorl U s i' Strano Real Estate, garden, garage, base­ Main Street, 643-2171. 643-0443. EOE EOE head end and uses 450 643-0759. tion, all utilities Included. ITGBUY______Assemblers and Coll wind­ cleaning positions. Call Homes this clean 647-7653.0 ment, washer-dryer hoo­ Don't Hove a Pencil Shar­ MHz Jerrold amps. ers. Finger dexterity ne­ References and security. 649-5334. wouldn't last long. Featur­ kups, fireplace, stove. Queen Anne Couch An­ LEGAL NOTICE pener? A potato peeler Please mall resume to cessary. Experience not Government Jobs — Possible Bed & Breakfast 649-8480. Wanted — 1971 Chew ing plush wall to wall $6W plus utilities and se­ tique. Good condition. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Auto Parts Counter Person will do the lob. Use It lust and salary requirements necessary, will train, 4 $16,040 - $59,230/year. Now Inn located In Historic Malibu for body parts. J carpet, fireplace, applian­ curity. Available January Original covering. Needs The second Installment of L o o k i n g to: Karen M. Fellows, hiring, call 805-687-6000, Male or Female or both — J as If you were peeling a day week, 10 hour day, ces, covered porch and Bolton Green. Spacious 8 Call 643-4910. Ext. R-9965 for current 1st. Call 647-1004. minor repair. $99 or best taxes due on the Grand List carrot. Don't use your Operations Manager, Uni­ 7am-5:34pm, Mondav- It's In Ansaldl Heights. room antique In excellent Very reasonable rent for of October 1 ,19S4 Is due Jan­ WILLIMANTIC NISSAN DODGE is seeking ted Cable TV of Eastern federal list. help with housecleaning. otter. 646-3062.O uary 1, 1986. Failure to make sewing machine any Thursdoy. Apply at Able In Bolton looking for ma­ Offered In the $90's. Jack- condition! 7 working fire­ Manchester — 7 room, 3 f o r a counter person to service technicians and CT, 200 Boston Tpke, Bol­ Coll 8i Electronics, How­ places, wide chestnut Completely furnished 6 payment renders the tax dell- more? Exchange It for ture woman to care for son & Jackson Real Est­ or 4 bedroom apartment Used White electric kit­ Automotive quent on February 4,1986. In­ retail sales counter. Should have some ton, CT 06040. EOE. ard Road, Bolton, CT. Automotive Mechanic — floor boards and New room house. 649-7911. cash with a Classified Ad. my children In my home. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 In residential neighbor­ chen range. $25. 643-5829.a terest w ill be charged at the import parts experience. Duties include Experienced. Own tools. Barn. $194,900. Blanchard rate o( 1Vi% per month from s o m e t h i n g ? Must drive. 649-iB245 or Steady work. Benefits. hood, heat, hot water, stocking of parts and parts department Maine — Furnished Cot­ & Rossetto Real Estate, Manchester — Single the due date, January 1. The 643-6833. garage Included. $650 a RCA 19" TV — Black and I7|JCARS/TRUCKS minimum Interest charge Is maintenance. Wages will commensurate Housekeeping Openings Call Larry's Gulf, 871-1790. tage on Damorlscotta 646-2482.0 sleeping room for work­ SECRETARY I ing gentleman, share month plus security. 649- white with metal stand. I'M f d r s a l e $2.00. with experience. 40 hour work week with Waitress — Breakfast and Lake <$3,000. 3 bedroom 9227, 649-4248. Available We are accepting applications for the following V both, no cooking, no pets, $40. 649-7625.0 In compliance with Section A good benefits. Serves as divisional se­ lunch, downtown Hart­ home. Indoor pool, 98 Redwood Farms Cape — January 1st. 12-17b of the General Sta­ $195 0 month plus secur­ A (Part Time) openings In our Environmental Depart­ Make sure you see this 7 cretary: assists In data ford location. Free park­ acres $135,000. Orff 120 Gallon stone lined hot tutes, Motor Vehicle taxes ment, room, VA bath Cape with ity. Frank SplleckI, 643- due on the October 1, 1984 Contact Mr. Driscoll, entry operations: ability ing or transportation. Call Realty, Jefferson, ME Three Room Apartment water heater In good con- 1979 Pontiac Lemons — B u y in g o r Full or Part Time Typist family room, fireplace, 2121. Supplemental Grand List are to type 60 wpm; prefer­ • ' 6pm-10pm includes every other weekend 4 holi­ 246-9853 or 649-8291. 04348. 207-549-7121. — Heat, hot water, stove, dlTlon. $15. Telephone 644- Air conditioning, power 589-6211. 423-4547. — Must type 50wpm with garage and a treed loti steering, power brakes, also due In lu ll on January 1, ably experienced in day (20 hours per week). Manchester — Clean, refrigerator, carpet. $365. 0011.0 1986. These taxes are dell- S e llin g , word processing/data accuracy. Other reloted Crocheted in colorful a f- Hurry I Blanchard & Ros­ Centrally located, adults A M /F M stereo, good con­ quenton Februqry4,1986and • 6:30 am - 3 pm every other weekend 4 holiday (16 office skills 0 plus. 649- setto Real Estate, 646- quiet completely fur­ dition. Dependable car. sublect tq the sqme Interest. entry: qualifications In­ Leading Oil Company look­ ^han-squares, this j^ h et preferred. No pets. Secur­ Westlnghouse Electric hours per week). 3900. 18 perfect to wear on TODAY’S 2482.0 nished Including linens. Asking $1,700. Call Sue at Sqld tqxes qre povcble qt the NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED clude an Associate's ing for full and part tima help. $40 weekly. 2 weeks secur­ ity deposit, call 646-7690; white stove, 40". $50. Call Office of the Collector of Re­ degree in Secretarial Good working condltlona, ------?$------chilly days. atter 4pm, 643-0496. 643-2711, ext. 40, 8:30am- venue In theMunIcIpol Build­ • 6:30 am - 3 pm every oher weekend 4 holiday (8 Real Estate Great Duplex I West Side I ity. 646-9832. 649-7650.O IN BOLTON AREA Science or two years' hours per week). chance for advancement, be­ Shipping and Receiving No. 169 has complete 5pm or 742-7463 evenings. ing ■ Mondov through Friday nefits. Attendants and assist­ Clerk — Non-$moker, crochet directions for 6-6 In excellent condition. First floor 4 room apart­ 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Pay­ N experience in a secreta- Sizes 32-40 bust inclu­ Manchester — Gentle­ Old Iron Bed with springs ment may be mode by mall. M /F for busy wholesale New roof, large rooms, 2 N Bolton Lik8 Ar88 Bolton rlal/stenographic ca­ MINIMUM STARTING RATE $5.13 PER HOUR Plus ant managar. M/F. 289*9912 ment available now. and mattress. $99. 643-9505 1982 Renault LeCar De­ It’s rig h t at aak for the manager. warehouse. Paid group sive. car garage and a treed man preferred. Light JOAN M. TROY ML Sumnsr Dr. Aroi Bolton pacity or in lieu thereof evening and weekend differentials as applicable. cooking. On bus line. $60 Older tenant favored. or 646-11B0.O luxe — Excellent condi­ Collector of Revenue Insurance, 247-2110. by Norma loti A great buvl Blan­ Parking for one pleasure y o u r an equivalent of educa­ Apply in person to the Personnel Department or Tt srdtr. M l f«r sisb chard & Rossetto Real weekly. 647-1491. tion, 48,000 miles, 4 speed. Laks 81 tion and experience. Ex­ CALL 647-4710. sattsra, Shu 809 tsr p sitic s tas Tadtord. car. Rent, $325 per month. Kerosene Heater, 13,100 $1,950. Call 646-2796 or Full Time experienced Estate, 646-2482.0 Cldar Mill Rd. cellent fringe benefits. Sterile Processing SSBSIIlV. 643-2210. BTU's. Model 85 Kerosun 646-7202. fingertips - bookkeepper willing to SNNECWeT Burns 20-28 hours on one PUBLIC NOTICE, Brookllald 8L Bolton Starting salary: $14,384. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Manchester — $ 43,900 & I an ^APARTMENTS Submit resume no later Technician learn personal lines Insu­ 2 Bedroom First floor tank. $99. 646-3033.O to 71 Haynes Street rance. Call 643-2178 ask for llfOAirs.MAasrlMS $ 5 2 ,9 0 0 . Excellent Invest­ 1^ ‘ I f DR RENT apartment. Handicapped Bus and Taxi Operators E. Mtddia Tpka. than January 14, 1986 NfW Tstk, N.T. lotse ment. Good rental area Carol. Prist Nasit, SSSrsu alts IIP ramp. $480 plus deposit, Casual Jumper LInlay 8L to: Manchester, CT 06040 Part Tima (2nd Shift) - close to bus line & Shop­ The Manchester Associa­ position available for an COSE ssS S ills a ssu tr. plus utilities. 288-0036after IMISCELLANEDUS Carpantar Rd. Minc.-Bolton ping. FHA approved 1 & 2 Manchester — Available tion (or Retarded Citizens, Connecticut Housing experienced sterile pro­ Use 'Iro n On" Patches to SPECIAL: Over 2M se­ 6pm or leave message. I FDR SALE Inc., Is applylno for a capital bedroom units with VA Immediately. One, two In th e Bluarldga Dr. Finance Authority cessing technician. Du­ mend holes In the fabric lections and a FBEB and three b^roo m apart­ oront under Section 16(b)(2) 40 Cold Spring Road ties include operating a port of chidren's sneak­ Pattern Section in tke baths, large rooms & all of the Urban Mass Transpor* Batta Dr. Minchaitar ALBUM. Jnat IS.88. appliances. Call for de­ ments. $425, $495, $525, Wedding Band, Diamond tatlon Act of 1964, as amend­ Classifieds! Rocky Hill. CT 06067 variety of sterilizing ers. Use of different co­ heat and hot water In­ IHDMES Engagement Ring, 14K, ed to acquire vehicles to be c/o Philip A. Johnson TRUCK DRIVERS tails. Sentry Real Estate, equipment, floor and sur­ lors will please the kidsi ASKING PRICE cluded. J.D. Real Estate, FDR RENT size 6, Price $150. Call used In meeting the special Manager, AA/EEO - gical instrumentation, Mend holes In the fam ily 643-4060.O transportation needs ot the MANCHESTER HERALD Personnel 646-1980. 646-6649. cleaning mobile units and budget by eitchanging Do not be too discouraged handlcapoed In Manchester. Darl-Farms Ice Cream has immediate SAVINGS Manchester — $88,900. Vernon — 4 Room Ranch Call NOW 647-9946 721-9501 decontaminating isola­ "don't needs' for cash If the Baking price of a home Like Private Home — 3Vi AMF Whitelv Exercise Any Interested transit or DfiisMumiim m M/r Ready for you to buy. with appliances, lake priv­ paratransit operator In the openings for Class II Truck Drivers. We tion equipment. For more with a Classified Ad. is a little higher than the room apartment. Base­ Bike — Super condition. amount that you had in Lovely 3 bedroom Cape ileges. No chidren, no proposed service areo may Information contact Per­ ment, appliances. Work­ $65. Telephone 646-6810. review the proposed appllca- are now accepting application Monday to make mind to spend. Home buy­ ‘on quiet tree-lined street. pets. $500 monthly. 742- sonnel Department at ing single adult, married Call otter 3pm.a tIon by contacting Laurie thru Friday, 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Apply in 647-4710. HARDW/mE STORE ing is soipetimes a matter of Detached garage, good 673|6. Prvtko, Executive Director, CALL Full time personable per- bargaining. Also, homes sized screened porch, couple. No children, pets. 57 Hollister Street, Manches­ PICTURE THIS person at: MANCHESTER ton willing to work all aa- may have higher asking level back yard, ap- 643-2880. One IBM Electric Typew­ ter, CT 06040 — 646-5718. pecti of atore oparatlon prices In the busiest home­ pllanced kitchen, formal riter. $99. 649-8874.0 Any comment should then TODAY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL from itocklng ahelvea to buying seasons, such as One and Two bedroom ISTDRE AND be sent to MARC, Inc. with o 71 Haynes St. dining room & fireplaced caah reglatar and aalea. early spring. The price may living room. A very well apartments for rent. Cen­ Id ffic e space ROC Sport Walking Shoes carbon copy to the Connec­ DARI-FARMS Manchester. CT 06040 )l!i!!l£!> come down once the peak tral location. 649-2871. — Men's size 8 wide, worn ticut Department ot Tran­ 643-2711 Caaysrs NsrOwsrs • S404T0T EOE season is over. The l e n ^ ot cored-tor property. Sen­ sportation, P.O. Drawer A, $ EXTRA MONEY $ try Reel Estate, 643^4060.d Office Space — Excellent once. $25. Call 643-7153.0 Wethersfield, Connecticut tim e that a home has been «4 ICE CREAM INC. Available January 1. location with ample park­ 06109, ATTN: Mr. Brian on the market can also In­ Modernized, two bed­ Six Person Inflatable Chapman, Room214wlthln30 fluence Its price. Bear all ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED room apartment, close to boat, outboard bracket. days of this notice. With Your Own Part-Time Job. 40 Tolland Stage Road this In mind when discus­ CDNDDMINIUM8 office suites are now 005-01 sing purchase price. Your shopping and bus lines. available. 649-2891. $90. 646-1760.O IN MANCHESTER AREA FDR SALE $550 a month plus utilities. An excellent opportunity for Tolland, CT 06084 Woodbrldgs 81 real estate professional 18-230 will compare and contrast Security and references Office For Rent — Good Ladles Leather Car Coat North Elm 8L the prices of sim ilar homes required. Coll M r, Bay­ — Rich brown color, size NOTICE Rll Brand New Listing 111 Ter­ location, 200 yards from PUBLIC HEARING Housewives and Mothers with Alsxandsr 81 for you. He can also arrange rific 3 room Condo lo­ less at 643-2101 between Vernon Circle. Call for 14-16. Excellent condition. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rll for an Independent apprai­ Csnttr 8L cated at Townhouse III In 9am and 4pm. details, 872-3015. $50. Telephone 646-0309.O TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT young children bring thern $$$$$($$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 407-553 odd only sal by a company not In­ Csnisr 81 688855 odd only volved In the sale. Vernon. 1st floor unit, Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of $ $ freshly painted, op- Manchester — Nice 3 Manchester — 5 room Selsl Achromatic Tele­ with you and save on Lincoln 8L in scope D60MM, FBOOMM, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the pManced kitchen. Owner room, 1 bedroom apart­ office suite, excellent sign PHOTO-GUI08 Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, 6 Porklni 8L III ment. Appliances In­ Four eyepiece 40X 64X Connecticut, on Tuesday, January 14, 1986 at 8:00 P.M. to veryanxlousl Quick occu­ visibility, parking. Could PAntRN , 6 If year thinking of selUng babysitting costs. I B E S T III I Rldgowood 8L III pancy. Offered at $43,500. cluded. Single or couple be apartment office com­ 89X 160X Tripod Wood consider and act on the following: year property, call the pro- case. $99. 643-1938.0 Roosflvolt 8L III letsleaals at TEDFORD Jackson &' Jackson Real only. No pets. Available bination. Frank SplleckI, Proposed appropriation to General Fund • I PART TIME I III REAL ESTATE. CEN Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Immediately. $360 plus 643-2121. Social Services • Elderly Outreach - for Fairvlow TURY II. Nat aaly wiU we 8646.0 gas heat. Coll Rose. 647- Chickens for sate. $2 each. directory of services for the elderly ...... $1,000.00 Wilt MIddIt Tpki. 420408 give yea a fa ir appraisal of 8400 or 646-8646. Did laying hens. One and to be financed by a donation from the H. Louise Ruddell Charitable Trust. I JOB IN TOWN! I Haiiry 81 , 148-258 yaar property bat we wUI For Sale one half years old. 742- Pirkir 81 ' 350-540 also make saggeelleaa as to LDT8/LAND Immediate Occupancy — 7176. Proposed appropriation to General Fund - 338489 ways jto caa Improve lu FDR SALE 4 room apartment near Human Services - for transportation needs I •5°'> hr./8tart | Woodbrldoi 8L "saleaMttly" with a mlBl- bus line, adults, no pets, 1 Massey Furgerson Trac­ study ...... $1,000.00 Edward 81 III m am tt eatl or effort. Let IftoJHDUSEHDLD 1411 to be finorlced by a donation from the H. Louise car, security. 649-1265. tor — 3 point hitch A a e-18 Ruddell Charitable Trust. Golway 81 III ear experieace sad kaawl- Lakefront Property — Di­ Id ^ I gddds sawrlg pulley. Runs good. adge wark ftr yoo. Ftr I No dress code. Casual fun at- | Kirry 8L III amond Lake, Glaston­ $600. 649-1302. This casual twosome, the Proposed appropriation to General Fund • kaswledgeable asslataaee bury. $3,000. 649-8874, popular jum per and Senior Citizens Center • for equipment for a $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ North 81 III every step af the way yao'll darkroom at the Senior Citizens Center...... $1,000.00 Franco-beige cool stove 64K Apple 2E, Monitor, blouse is always a favor­ Union Court III tiad as aa Rt. 44A, Baltaa — Automatic hopper. In to be financed by a donation from the H. Louise $ on the phone, we might have a $ Natch, Beltea, MT-HU ■Manchester — 3 bedroom Drive and Epson printer. ite. Ruddell Charltoble Trust. North School 81 III good condition. $215. 644- No. 1411 with Photo- 22 Hours Per Week I job for you. We offer a guaran- | T h iy r Rd. III "We’re Natieaal Bat We’re Rentals apartment In 4 family Word processor. $1,000. Proposed appropriation to General Fund • N^ghheriy” . Opeo: U hear house. Carpeting, ap­ 0011. Coll 282-7553. Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Town Clerk ...... $1,100.00 Tuck Rd. Size 10, 32 ^ bust, 1% Salary Plus Gas Allowance I teed salary with bonuses. Work | III service - 7 days a waah. pliances, on busline, con­ to be financed by Increases in revenue. Sontini Dr. III venient to shopping, $485 Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ yards of 60-inch for All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at lo* I done from our office, four even- | Dortmouth . R0DM8 ' trial freezer. $350. 649- MUSICAL jumper; 1% yards for cotions which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ III plus utilities, 633-6975 or blouse. SOUND INTERESTING? 8L FDR RENT 529-0299. 9012. ITEMS dition, handicapped Individuols requiring an auxiilory old In You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and $ ings a week and Saturday $ Kn o o v III TO OtDU, SMMI $2.00 far aaefe order to facilitate their participation at meetings should supan/lse our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - Moln 8L 555438 HINT ttara, plas 504 n r H * ta n contoct the Town at 647*3123 one week prior to the scheduled $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Manchester — 4 rooms Wonder Warm Jenus 400 Lloyd's a m /FM stereo G meeting so thot appropriate arrangemenla can be mode. want a little Independence and your own Income... Syeomoro Lone III Aak why the current owners wood Burning fireplace ■iliac. $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ are selling their house. Female Only — Large with garage, appliances, and 8-track stereo car­ SMI IWMCn STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY Floronco 8L III room, clean and modern Insert by Dunham Lehr tridge player and turnta­ ■■MiMitar BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4 = ® - ^ ______carpeting and washer/d- I ings, also Saturday mornings. | with kitchen privileges. ryer hookup. Utilities not Inc. Used only 2 seasons. ble. Hardly used. Asking VIM Ava. at AMWfcM Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 31st day of ,Decem­ MANCHESTER HERALD Asking $400. Call 646-4886 NMYafk.ll.Y.1MM McNidiMttr NaroM All utilities, on bus line, Included. $475 monthly. $85. Call 647-1560 after rrla t nmStU^wwXtk 218 ber, 1985. ✓ ^ALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 \ Call NOW 647-9946 *43-S711 call 647-ni3. $75-1078. anytime. 5pm, ask for Len. COOE, StYfa NaiMar m i lla . 002-01 to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 6, 1986 SPORTS U.S./WORLD BUSINESS Postal Service Family comedy Patriots’ Berry hires Casey returns to TV top AFC coach ... page 15 Business House profit exclusion ‘unfair' ... page 9 . page 11

In Brief surprised how the small items add up. _ QUESTION; The once-in-a-lifetime exclusion, At the end of each year, we total the envelopes allowing people 55 or older to escape paying tax on the contents, add that number to our home’s basis and Life Water joins chamber profit from the sale of their homes isn’t sufficient. It’s tuck that envelope away with our other papers. Then, limited to $125,000, far below the profit many people we start again for the new year. Life WaterSystems of Connecticut, a division of make when they sell houses they have lived in for their Investors* ABC Appliance and Repair of Manchester, has married lives. QUESTION: We bought a house in April 1982 and joined the Greater Manchester Chamber of Take your case. My wife and I bought our home for Guide lived in it until Aug. 1, 1985. when we sold at a Commerce, the chamber has announced. $25,000 more than 40 years ago. We sold the house last Life Water Systems sells and services water William A. Doyle consideable profit. My wife and I are both 65 and year for $225,000 — a $200,000 profit, only $125,000 of would like to take the once-in-a-lifetime exclusion on treatment equipment for homes and businesses. which can be excluded from tax. We will have to pay The division was created a ye^r ago by Michael the profit. j tax on the rest of the $75,000 "profit.” One accountant says we can’t take the exclusion, t Mathieu and Cathryn Mathieii, who own ABC Some “ profit! ’’ We added a porch, a garage-barn, a iEaurhralpr^ Manchester — A City of Village Charm limlh because we not only had to live in the house for three Applicances, swimming pool, deck, fences and lots of incidentals years but we had to own it for five years. We asked a Among other services. Life Water offers free while we owned the house. I’m sure the total cost of second accoutant and he says we can take the in-home water tests. those things exceeded $75,000. Form 2119 with yo.ur federal income tax return, say a exclusion. Which accountant is correct? ABC Appliances is located at 301 E. Center St. This tax isn’t fair. Is there any hope those few prayers the internal Revenue Service doesn’t dunderheads in Congress will complete the new question the basis you listed for the house. Under this ANSWER: The second one. The rule is that anyone Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1986 federal tax law and correct this situation before we nation’s tax system, the burden of proof is on the Dynamic elects officers 55 or older who sells his or her principal residence have to file our 1985 income tax return? taxpayer Dynamic Metal Products Co. Inc. of Manches­ One last point. Don’t include the cost of house after living in it for three of the five years before the sale is eligible to exclude $125,000 of the profit from ter has elected a new president and chairman of ANSWER: It isn’t,often this column comes to the maintenance and repairs in your calculation. Only capital gains tax on his or her federal income tax the board, the company announced. defense of our lawgivers. But Congress has already additions and improvements increase a home’s basis. Zoners’ mall activities draw another iawsuit Hans Weiss, a native of Czechoslovakia and solved your problem in previously enacted tax law#. If return. former president of the company, has become the QUESTION: How can a family possibly keep a You lived in the house long enough. You’re entitled vin Simon & Co. of Indianapolis is the cost of all those things you added to your home ment and that an additional zone information regarding traffic” on Winchester Mall. chairman of the board. Weiss founded the record of every addition and improvement it makes to to the exclusion. By John F. Kirch allowed them to use the land for a Town and business leaders have Bronson k Hutensky’s partner in totalled $75,000 or more, you owe no tax on the sale. change could cause even more which to base its decision. company in 1963 in East Hartford. its home over a lifetime? The three years out of five requirement make it Herald Reporter driveway into the proposed Win­ openly supported the Buckland the Winchester project. Your total profit was the difference between traffic in the area. At the November public hearing, The company’s new president is Joseph possible for people who have moved out of their home chester Mall, which would lie Hills mall because it would gener­ In the suit filed Monday, the proceeds from the sale and your ’’basis.” Your basis The lawsuit contends that the the PZC saw a traffic study done by Kuronya, who has worked for Dynamic Metal for ANSWER; Carefully, if the family hopes to avoid within two years before selling if to take the exclusion. A fifth lawsuit has been brought mainly in South Windsor. Buck- ate more tax revenue for Manches­ Winchester developers also was the price you paid, plus the cost of all additions commission did not consider the Fuss and O’Neill Consulting Engi­ any hassle with the IRS after the house is sold. This rule helps people who have to move before they against the Planning and Zoning land Hills would be located wholly ter. The Winchester Mall would be charged that the commission con­ 21 years. and improvements. Each of the things you mention application on its own merit, but neers of Manchester on behalf of Dynamic Metal is located in a 70,000-square- Here’s how we do it at our house. In the "tax can sell their homes. That often happens because of Commission in connection with the in Manchester. built on the Manchester-South sidered the possibility that a fast and. no doubt, many other items added to your basis. instead tied it into the development the New York-based Rapid Ameri­ foot building at 967 Parker St. and employs about drawer” of my rolltop desk there’s an envelope into job transfer or other reasons. proposed 750,000-square-foot The suit was filed Monday in Windsor town line, with most of its food restaurant wouid go onto the Let’s hope you kept track of ali those costs. If not, of the Winchester Mall. can Corp., which owns land on 150 people. Dynamic Metal fabricates sheet which we place records and receipts of every addition Buckland Hills Mall. Hartford Superior Court by Man­ retail space located in South site when in fact no such restau­ you’ll have to dig through your files and reconstruct “ The (commission) did not limit which part of Buckland Hills would metal and machining assemblies for the and improvement to our home. And I do mean Doyle welcomes written questions but he can Rival developers Bronson and chester attorney Dominic J. Squa- rant is planned. the record of your basis as best you can. its consideration to the applica­ be built. The study said that a zone Windsor. aerospace and other precision industries, “ every” such item — large and small. You might be provide answers only through the column Hutensky of Bloomfield, who have trito, who represents the Winches­ Buckland Hills — which would be “ We followed the procedures Then, after taking the $125,000 exclusion by filing tion,” the suit charges. ” An change would probably increase planned an 800.000-square-foot ter developers. developed by Homart Develop­ and the commjssion made a application for the approval of ... traffic in the area. mall just west of the Buckland After holding a public hearing on ment Co. of Chicago and another decision on good grounds,” Plan­ (the) Winchester Mall was not The lawsuit also charges that the Michaels retire Hills site, charge in the suit that the the proposed zone change Nov. 18, group headed by New York devel­ ning Director Mark Pellegrini said before the Planning and Zoning commission had no “ rational basis PZC a c t^ illegally when it denied the PZC voted Dec. 16 to deny it. oper John Finguerra — is planned when asked about the suit. “ A lot of 6 Irving Michaels, who served as chairman of the News analysis Commission.” to deny” the zone change and Commission members argued that board of Michaels Jewelers, and Richard W. them a zone change for a 1.7-acre added that the PZC was “ biased just north of Interstate 84 between Lack of demand the northern area of town was The suit also charges that the Please turn to page 10 Michaels, president of Michaels Enterprises of parcel at 354 and 356 Buckland St. against” the developers of the Buckland and Slater streets. Mel- 7 experiencing too much develop­ PZC did not have “ relevant New Haven, have both retired after 40 years, the The zone change would have company announced. likely to keep Both Michaels were former members of the Economy still off balance National Directors of the American Gem Society, a national alliance of jewelers dedicated to By John Cunnift crop prices low Reagan drops education and consumer protection within the The Assocloted Press jewelry industry. The imbalance of international payments Michaels Jewelers operates stores in Manches­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Agriculture Depart­ NEW YORK - In spite of a continues, which means American ter, Bristol. Hartford. Meriden, Farmington, ment economists say downward pressure will consensus forecast for continued Milford, New Haven, Torrington, Waterbury, companies still have problems selling their continue on crop prices through 1986 because of expansion in 1986, the U.S, econ­ military option Trumbull and Southbury. large supplies and stagnant foreign demand. omy has some serious health goods abroad — or at least a much more Total cash receipts of farmers from the sale of problems, some of which could difficult time selling abroad than foreigners crops and livestock are expected to decline by as Stocks show early decline turn into crippling ailments. much as 4 percent from last year, with crops y-f” There is widespread agreement have selling here. accounting for all of the loss, according to a report ■i' NEW YORK — The stock market turned on this thesis in the business by the department’s Economic Research against Libya % P : W ' downward today, showing little carryover from community with the major varia­ Service. last Friday’s rally. tions being those of perspective. Livestock receipts may rise slightly, reflecting firm” evidence that the camps The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell Easterners, for example, aren’t small gains for poultry and dairy because of Combined Wire Services American companies still have this year, with real disposable 6.08 to 1,543.12 in the first hour of trading. as aware of farmer-banker prob­ larger marketings. Hog receipts are expected to exist. Libya’s President Moam- problems selling their goods income — income after taxes and mar Khadafy denied there are Declines outnumbered advances by about 6 to 5 lems as Midwesterners are, and increase as a result of higher prices, but cattle WASHINGTON - President abroad — or at least a much more with any inflation wrung out — training, camps in his North in the early tally of New York Stock Exchange- tend to regard stable food prices as receipts may hold about steady with last year as Reagan is presently ruling out difficult time selling abroad than growing at around 2 percent. listed issues. healthy — while net farm income lower production is offset by higher prices. military action against Libya in African country. continues to fall and bankruptcies foreigners have selling here. After the recurring inflationary Many Wall Streeters have been hoping for a “ The decline in 1986 crop receipts will likely retaliation for airport terrorist One official said Reagan and his The decline in the international upheavals and plunges of the past pickup in activity with the market back on a become commonplace. come during the second half of the year,” the attacks and will unveil plans to key advisers discussed a range of trading value of the dollar was 15 years or so, numbers like those normal schedule after two weeks broken up by the And. while many folks cheer report said. ’’Continued low prices are expected tighten the economic squeeze on military, political, and economic supposed to have helped correct are welcome news to all but those J Christmas and New Year’s holidays. But today’s declines in oil prices, people in to combine with a smaller output from the 1986 that country at a news conference iqeasures against Libya, but mil­ who think the economy should rise J that situation, but so far the results session got off to a sluggish start. Texas worry that local producers harvest to leave cash receipts below 1985.” tonight. itary action was ruled out because haven’t shown up in the statistics, swiftly and forever, without toler­ Analysts said there was little in the news to can’t afford any more cuts without However, the report noted that there is still Innocent people would be killed in coming perilously close to going and it may be late in the year ating intermissions. Administration officials, who stimulate buying at prices hovering just below uncertainty about how provisions of the Food an attack, and the terrorists could before proof comes. But good as the situation is, the asked not to be Identified, said that the record highs reached in mid-December. A the same way as farmers, maybe Security Act of 1985 — the farm bill signed by not be pinpointed. taking their lenders with them. Meanwhile, the American consu­ economic body shows wear and Reagan decided to forgo a military monthly survey of corporate purchasing execu­ President Reagan just before Christmas — will A good many Americans who ,/ mer is beyond his hip pockets in tear, and bumps and bruises, as strike against Libya after an Speakes said the United States is tives found that economic growth slowed a bit in be designed and carried out. take satisfaction in reports of ^ debt ■— credit cards, car loans, well as signs of arthritis and critical meeting Monday with top urging its allies to join in the December. In reviewing what happened last year, the continued growth tend to overlook home mortgages, appliances and maybe some hardening of the national security advisers who economic sanctions, but some report said that prices received by farmers for all the imbalanced way in which it has even Christmas gifts — and may arteries. differed sharply on what his European nations, dependent on commodities dropped about 10 percent. That was A: occurred, with services booming not be able to pay for a lot of the When references are made to the response should be. Libyan oil, have been reluctant to A Dollar advances In Europe the sharpest annual decline since 1953. and manufacturing, once the coun­ goods business intends to sell him. health of the economy there is a ■ f t ; Officials said Reagan will make do so. (Story on page 9). “ Prices received for crops fell 13 percent, as LONDON — The dollar firmed on world money try’s strength, trailing. In fact, some bankers speak mindset that envisions the country a statement on anti-Libyan mea­ markets today and gold prices aiso moved higher. near-record output and lackluster foreign and r Perhaps a like number seem to ominously of the possibility that as a vast homogenous entity rather sures at the opening of his 8 p.m. domestic demand combined to create huge In Frankfurt the dollar opened at 2.4740 marks, accept the idea that Congress has even if consumers want more than a mass of aches and ailments EST news conference in the East carryover stocks,” the report said. against 2.4616 at Friday’s close, and started the disposed of the budget-deficit money they mightn’t find it as easy averaged out against feelings ______Room. Major television networks Lawsuit Barring immediate fundamental changes in Herald photo by Terquinlo day on 2.0825 francs in Zurich compared with problem by passing the Gramm- to come by later this year. With ranging upward to euphoria. and some radio stations plan to farm programs or sudden developments in the 2.0710. Rudman Act, which calls for an savings rates already low, that It tends to forget that problems Signing off carry it live. In London, the pound bought $1.4325, against end to excess spending by 1991, five could mean doing without exist in the farmbelt, in manufac­ export market, the large supplies “ will also put $1.4387. downward pressure on prices” through the first In Tripoli, an aide to Khadafy protection years from now. purchases. turing, in exporting, in the consu­ Town officials and representatives of Visions Unlimited Breslau, representing Tolland Bank, which is providing N half of 1986. said Monday that Libyan officials The dollar opened in Paris at 7.5850 francs. The imbalance of international Overall, the consensus is for the mer sector and. of course, in the mortgage for the project. Across the table are payments continues, which means economy to grow about $35 trillion Washington. of Tolland Monday seal the transfer of town property on expect “ to be attacked this week,” Love Lane, where Visions is building "starter” houses Dominick Martorelli, left, president of Visions, and Peter with a strike “ most likely” coming Lawrence, vice president. from Israel and supported logisti- is sought under a municipal contract. In the foreground are Town cally by the United States. Lawrence entices Emerson Attorney Kevin O’Brien, left, and attorney William Libya, which has denied involve­ HARTFORD (AP) — A group ment in the airport attacks, has put representing Connecticut munici­ its armed forces on full alert and palities wants legislation protect­ sent its'6,500-man navy to sea to ing cities and towns from many GMAC Phone snag keeps Manchester on hold ward off any retaliation. types of lawsuits in an effort to cut away from its Boston home The government-run media the skyrocketing cost of liability claimed today that Saudi Arabia’s large number of people ignored the fice, which Christie said is “ like a insurance. Bv George Lavno affected, but the town fire depart­ generally pro-Western King Fahd Bv Catherine Shanahan “ And the city has offerred to way,” mayoral spokesman Frank . “ FINANCING warning and called the company to computer.” After the problem was Sovereign immunity would pro­ 7 9 Herald Reporter ment’s business lines could not be Annual Percentage Rate discovered, it was observed for a promised to use all the “ material tect municipalities from suits United Press International have a private developer build our Costello said. “ The. fact of the UP TO 48 MONTHS used to make calls out of its complain. while before it was corrected to and financial resources” of his considered frivolous, time- student housing,” Koenig added, matter is the city cooperated as Reaching out to touch someone stations. The emergency 911 “ People were expecting a dial make sure it was the cause of the oil-rich country to help Libya repel consuming and costly such as BOSTON — Emerson College is referring to accomodations for much as it possibly could have Monday afternoon in parts of number was in operation, as were tone,” she said. “ When it didn’t feared U.S. and Israeli attacks. litigation over pot holes and zoning leaving the city of its birth — a married and graduate students while also meeting its obligations Manchester was difficult — and in radio communications, and a happen, we received a great failure, she said. The administration remains un­ decisions. decision that has the trustees attending Emerson. to Boston’s neighborhoods.” some cases impossible. speciai line was set up between the number of calls to the repair “ We found the problem,” Chris­ decided on whether the president Most towns have experienced a smiling, the students fuming and Lawrence proposed bringing in a Costello said if Emerson College Some 29,000 Southern New Eng­ police and fire departments to tie said, “ but we wanted to watch it center.” will display photographs of 200 percent increase in premiums Boston officials shrugging in private developer to design and had moved to any Boston neighbor­ CENTURYS land Telephone customers had handle emergency calls, she said. for a while. We would hate to have resignation. construct the graduate housing, hood. the community would have Christie said that telephone Libyan-based international terror­ for liability insurance in the past (4 Cylinders Only) difficulty making calls because of numbers beginning with 643. 646, been prepared to say it was fixed The four-year college will be which would remain taxable city been greatly affected by the Residents could use their phones ist training camps. ’The New York year because residents have be­ a technical problem in the East 647 and 649 — which are all when it wasn’t.” Times said said the White House relocating to a site along the property, Koenig said, noting the relocation, and the city would have during the problem, Christie said, come increasingly aware of litiga­ Center Street office that began at handled at the Center Street office Christie said diagnostic tests has information that there are as Merrimack Rivqr on the college’s current location in Back needed the full cooperation of all 1 but dial tones were delayed. tion and are convinced local 3:05 p.m., company spokeswoman — were affected by the problem. were being run this morning to many as 15 such camps. Lawrence-Andover border, follow­ Bay will most likely be sold to a the neighborhood’s residents. “ The machine worked, it just got governments can pay huge settle­ Luciile Christie said. The break­ The company at first had difficulty make sure the repaired equipment Deputy press secretary Larry ing a recommendation by Emer­ private developer. “ So, if President Koenig thought TO SELECT FROM slow,” she said. “ People are used ments, says John Salisbury, vice down, which delayed incoming and in locating the problem, and called was functioning correctly. Speakes told reporters that photo­ son President Allen E. Koenig. “ We have an offer of $105 million he should have gotten instant to expecting a dial tone imme­ president of the Connecticut Con­ outgoing calls for residents and for help from its technicai assist­ She said this was the first time ’’Basically, our trustees met (from developer Paul Ferazzi). results, the reality of it was that it diately, and they didn’t get it.” graphs may not be shown on ference of Municipalities. businesses and completely shut ance center in Hamden and from such a problem occurred, although grounds that they would jeopard­ first with the finance and invest­ We’ve given Paul Ferazzi until the wasn’t possible given the need for a Christie said the company In 1980, about $1.2 million was down telephones at town offices, Bellcor in Chicago, she said. “ over a period of years, yes. you do ize methods of intelligence ment committee,” Koenig said. end of December to come up with significant amount of neighbor­ was corrected at 6:55 p.m., she warned customers through radio paid in 276 claims against state The problem involved a break­ have problems.” gathering. "Then the full board metand voted an acceptable sale agreement... or hood input,” Costello said. said. and television announcements to down with some hardware in the Christie said an estimate of the Speakes told reporters Monday unanimously to go along with my we’ re going to go onto the open real “ We also have an obligation to Christie said the police depart­ use their telephones only for Pleaie turn to page 10 SKYLARKS Manchester branch’s central of- repair costs was not yet available. that the United States has “ very suggestion... We went up to Law­ estate market,” Koenig said. protect the interest of communi­ f ment’s phone sfervice was not emergencies. However, she said a rence and had one big “ (With the Ferazzi offer) we can ties, and to make sure that they’re celebration.” build a new campus and still net heard in any move that would Koenig said construction on the out an endowment of $34-$35 affect theirquality oflife,” he said. 77-acre site could begin as early as million.” he said. 14 TO SELECT FROM TODAY’S HERALD October, with the school moving in Koenig was highly critical of MANY EMERSON STUDENTS between September 1988 and June Mayor Ray Flynn and other Boston believe the relocation will have a 6 !*/ 7 A rnoment for Mlliafd •.ypi 1989. officials involved in Emerson’s negative impact on their quality of Index The college intends to leave move, which Koenig said he had life. itlVB 'With b| tub with Steady growth Boston so it can expand with an eye originally wanted to make to “ Generally, students are against from 5 cents to 3 cents, Init Bv Mary Gabrtat White’Rei' !P iater Connecticut will continue to be 30 pages, 2 secHons toward attaining full university another location in Boston. the move, but they can’t do much to SOMERSET REGALS Unltvd Pr«u Inttrnatlonal served a bo-hum two yean. r he the one of the most economically status. Koenig said. He said city officials were more change it,” said Mary Finn, a Admirers of the New I AH wiri* ’l l it Millard healthy states in the nation this He said Lawrence-Andover must concerned about money than the graduate student and disc jockey BALTIMORE — Queen Victoria thought including. a group of m U< 0 that on R iiainM ee on on ip tta year with steady but unexciting take the land, which includes school, and did not do enough to for WERS. the Emerson radio Millard FillmoreWras the moyt handsome Fillmore . ------historiany--- Jn -Ball , PlaaaiflM H 1«.10 growth in employment and hous­ nearly a mile of shoreline, by make relocation in the Boston area station. man she’d ever seen,'Which is more than tr, like Americans to take a fef^ 7 TO SELECT FROM ing construction, analysts said r*.n nfilre ft eminent domain. The cities have possible. ” 1 think it was kind of a hasty wbatnMwt Americ8W thmhofthe neMonX. j gtandifig- (h a hatlitub if .' Monday in Fairfield. In fact. 1986 a agreed to clean up any hazardous move on Koenig’s part. I think he with start'of'. I8t» presldenL will mirror this past year. Story on PfftoirtAinmAnt waste on the site C ITY OFFICALS said they did wants to be seen as a great 'arai „ „„ lomia into! Most dfm’t think of him at ail.’; ^ “That would he a page 20. P r\rim 11 all they could, but Koenig was too innovator,” Finn said. But Fillmore fanatics have asked was mo«Nat' hut be is 1 A ra l nokwa a -a EMERSON W ILL P A Y between impatient. She said although most of .dsseiL'anbthetf,, JTiOf F iH to take a Millard Moment of^ respect a U remembrance.,— at 1 n tta ry 0 $45 million and $60 million to “ Mayor Flynn was salivating at Emerson’s 1,923 full-time students 8I-I- UNITS MUST BE FROM ’’STOCK ” INVENTORY — LIMITED TIME ONLY ho beosime o i' lljwaftei^ Meditation today in honor of the “Rodney , wasft’tlmmyad inanysicM n h I t iia r iM i n construct a campus and student the fact that $100 million will be probaby would not withdraw from Dahgerfleld of presidents" on the iieth ; Amdiir; wjho founded tbeSl Tayl«r,lMed said her, housing on 300,000 to460,000 square back on the tax rolls.” Koenig said. the school because of the reloca­ Harry, w “ „^native; n p in ln n ft andlNrsary of his birth: > teeforth«(aiorificationof Cloudy and cold P o n n la 9 feet of the property. “ We met with members of the tion, students applying to Emerson atri^ ^ '^ : the tall. Fillmore is eradited with installing the tejranrs ano„ < 4- ' R p n rta 1S-17 “ The major thing we want to do Boston Redevelopment Authority, from now on would be “ different” flrsi bathtub in the White House ’ and & The Partly cloudy and cold tonight. is really make a wonderful archi­ and there was always negative CARDINAL T a la v le iA n i a from the current student body. coUectii guo to start the mansion's tribute re raHrbdlto at Lows from 5 below zero to 10 above. tectural statement.” Koenig said. reasons for why we should not do .... 11 R /W nriH 0 “ Emerson’s never going to be an library, Ie^, alsi) Mwered the postarratb.\; joiM i Sunny and cold Wednesday. Highs The most spectacular buildings this orthat. Theironly real interest academic powerhouse, but you get ..... in the 20s. Details on page 2. Weather------9 the college plans to construct are was to plead with us to work out an the practical experience (in Bos­ ■itoi its theater arts, mass communica­ orderly process when we were ton) , I certainly don’t think moving tions and learning resource facili­ dispensing of our facilities.” to Andover-Lawrence will improve 81 Adams St.. Manchester 649-4571 ties. Koenig said. “ We’re sorry (Koenig) feels that that,” Finn said.