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Monday, Jan. 26,1687 30 Cents Storm Reagan warns J closes schools Americans to A By the Manchester Herald leave Lebanon Citing the bad timing of the storm that hit Connecticut early this morning, nearly all Manchester- By Tim Ahern Speakes said. area schools canceled classes. The Associated Press Eight Americans are being held Highway crews, facing a forecast of by terrorist groups, including three 3 to 7 Inches of new snow, took to the WASHINGTON - The Reagan kidnapped on Saturday. There were roads again after just one day off. administration today condemned reports today that two more for­ eigners had been seized, their N The National Weather Service the seizure of foreigners as hos­ nationality unknown: issued a winter storm warning for tages in Lebanon as a declaration of Asked by reporters if the United east coastal Connecticut as a storm war against civilization, but told > 5 States was considering military moved into the state. Forecasters Americans there to get out, warn­ said the storm, which headed up the ing that "there’s a limit to what our action against the kidnappers, government can do” for them. Speakes sidestepped the question. East Coast Sunday night, could "We have resorted to military deliver 3 to 7 inches along the coast Presidential spokesman Larry action in the past,” he said. “ There and 2 to 4 inches in the interior Speakes said the government “ will are many options at our disposal, sections of Connecticut. not make concessions to terrorist but I will not speculate ...” Temperatures, which dipped to 2 groups despite their threats.” Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., degrees below zero Sunday, wer­ He said it would only endanger chairman of the Senate Foreign en’t expected to climb past the other Americans “ to yield to their Relations Committee, said Sunday mid-20s today and Tuesday, fore­ demands.” Reagan should consider a military casters said. Speakes said President Reagan response if an American hostage All Manchester-area schools met with his advisers, including dies. closed today, except for Manches­ Chief of Staff Don Regan and Speakes was also asked if ele­ ip ter Community College. MCC offi­ national security adviser Frank ments in Iran might be able to use cials said most ciasses were Carlucci, to discuss the seizure of their influence to gain the release of continuing as usuai. three more Americans over the the hostages. He said "the direct Wilson E. Deakin Jr., Manches­ weekend in Lebanon and “ certain influence of the Iranians over those ter’s assistant superintendent of derisions” were made. But he who hold Americans and other schools, said the decision to close declined to go into specifics. nFran- hostages has ebbed and flow ed... I schools was made at 6 a.m. Speakes said the U.S. embassy in ight to can’t speculate any further about Officials couldn’t gauge the extent Beirut would not be closed. Some ick into what the Iranians might be able to of the storm, so they decided to play members of Congress proposed do.” Adams it safe, he said. such a measure in view of the ver t»ie The spokesman reiterated pre­ Deakin said the two days of danger to Americans. vious warnings about Americans school that students have lost so far The spokesman said the United traveling to Lebanon. To back up 2 AP photo traight this year will be made up in June. States has continually warned i point that warning, Speakes raised the "N ow we’re looking at Friday,’’ he Virginia Rose (right), wife of kidnapped Americans in Lebanon of the possibility that passports will be Cana- said. "The next one’s coming Schools in Beirut staged a strike to dangers of staying there and said I three American teacher Aiann Steen, weeps made invalid for travel to that Friday.” protest the abduction of three American there are limits to what the country. Public schools in Andover, Bolton today during a meeting in Beirut, professors, including Steen, and one government can do for people who kI his But, in response to questions and Coventry also closed today, as Lebanon, as an officiai of the Beirut Indian professor from the BUG campus are seized. about why the U.S. embassy would just 13 did parochial schools and Howell “ Americans who ignored this ive the University Coliege cautions photo­ on Saturday. not be closed, he said there had Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ warning clearly did so at their own been "no particular problems” for }uebec nical ^ h ool in Manchester. graphers against taking pictures. risk and their own responsibility,” ed the American diplomatic personnel. 6 At midday, the expected snowfall of the appeared to be light, but many organizations and government oals in agencies canceled meetings sche- ut the duied today. Giants, beer and roast pig make Sunday super 50-foot The Manchester Board of Educa­ I Nor- tion planned to go ahead with its By George Layng >Iin at and at tables in adjoining rooms to watch meeUng tonight at 7:30 at Bennet Herald Reporter Did ail this celebration take away from Junior High School. But the Advi­ the contest. the game itself? The patrons didn’t think d just Before it began, though, viewers were so. sory Board of Health canceled its They tasted the victory hours before the goalie treated to a couple of hours of pre-game 4:30 p.m. meeting and the Commis­ game began. “ It gets you psyched up,” said Peter tie the programming that added to the hype. The Warren of Manchester. sion on Aging decided against its Hundreds of Manchester-area football of the atmosphere of the place also contributed Warren’s friend, Steve Belcher, said in 7:30 p.m. meeting. fans, mostly rooters for the New York th2; 12 to the partying. past years the hype had been too much. Three scholastic sports events on Giants, filled local bars Sunday after­ “ In this case, it’s great because the Giants today’s calendar were postponed. noon, where they gathered around large- The bartender wore a red, white and he slot are in it,” he said. The girls’ games — screen television sets, drank beer and biue Giants hat, while other employees a wrist Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, Bolton Other New York fans, who have waited :h goal whooped it up in celebration of the Super and most of the fans wore Giants T-shirts at RHAM and East Hampton at Bowl. or sweatshirts. Only a handful seemed since 1963 for their team to make it into the left in championship, said the same thing. They Coventry — will be rescheduled. For some the celebration, or “ hype” as brave enough to reveal their allegiance to The Girl Scout leaders meeting the other team, the Denver Broncos, and had years of celebrating to make up for in it was called by those less enamored of the only one day. planned for tonight was postponed sport, was more fun than the actual game they were treated with some good- scored to Feb. 3 at 7 p.m. at Center to determine the 1986-87 professional natured booing. When the game began, though, it erman Congregational Church’s Federa­ football champion. “ Fee fie foe fum, I smell the blood of a seemed both the enthusiasm and interest assists tion Room. “ Definitely,” said Kathy Roberts of Bronco bum,” yelled four Giant-garbed in the actual contest increased. The bar t Red On Sunday, Manchester highway Manchester when asked if she preferred Manchester women when a Denver rooter became quiet. When the Giants scored on inning department crews had their first the pre-game festivities over the scrim­ was spotted in orange colors at the bar. their first possession to take a 6-3 lead, a 4-3 day off in two weeks. Today, they mage. She sported a white sweatshirt that But a few minutes later one of the ladies there was an eruption of yelling, clapping ues. were back on the road again at 5 read "N ew York Giants Number 11986-87 went up to speak to the foreigner. and stomping. point a.m., sanding and plowing in the Champions” as she sat at the bar of Another of the women, Denise Law­ Many revelers had to work Monday, but ading latest storm. Highway Superin­ Manchester’s Hartford Road Cafe. rence, said that last weekend, while she they said that wouldn't stop their a late tendent Keith Chapman said. As was the case in other bars, the was on vacation in Colorado, she was celebrating if New York won. Chapman said crews would be at Hartford Road watering hoie attracted "booed out of the bar” by some Bronco "W e’re going to go to bed with a real trade work until the snow ends and the die-hard football enthusiasts who came partisans when she was seen wearing a good feeling,” said Belcher, who sat close It goal streets are cleared. Before this mainly for the game. However, wives, Giants shirt. to one of the TV sets with a beer in hand. iod to morning’s storm, town roads had girlfriends and others turned out just to The management of the cafe contrib­ “ This is years in the making.” ahead been clear. enjoy being part of the celebration. uted to pro-New York sentiment by Ken Grabovy of Coventry didn’t have to id into “ The streets as of Friday night " It ’s a party as well as a game,” said roasting a whole pig, dressing it in a worry about feeling tired on the day after. I from were basically bare,” he said. David Roberts, Kathy’s husband. Denver hat, and naming it after Bronco He planned to take Monday off from work, goalie Crews worked early Saturday The partying began at Hartford Road quarterback John Elway. Cafe manager and he said others should have the same morning clearing snow from the opportunity. 9 Robert Magnotta joked that Denver fans nge. more than two hours before the 6 p.m. PHIL SIMMS Barr kickoff. Three television sets throughout "might replace the pig on the spigot” if “ They should make the Super Bowl a islsts, Please turn to page 10 the cafe allowed patrons both at the bar New York lost. national holiday,” he said. celebrates victory nimu- isand TODAY’S HERALD Rowland says state GOP must regroup C h ris- Colt boycott urged March peaceful By Judd Everhart congressman from Waterbury date Julie D. Belaga and senatorial clear that he wasn’t crazy about the 8 United Auto Worker union lead­ Philippine forces fell back today The Associated Press makes it clear that he thinks contender Roger W. Eddy were igeS4 ers, ch arin g the quality of Colt as Cabinet ministers led more than party’s efforts to open its primary Industries firearms has declined 15,000 marchers arm-in-arm past D’Amore deserves most of the easily defeated by O’Neill and U.S. elections to unaffiliated voters, HARTFORD — Republican Con­ during a year-long strike against the presidential palace gates to blame for last year’s defeats. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd in although he has had little to say gressman John G. Rowland says he the gunmaker, have called for a demand justice for at least 12 “ We must begin restructuring November. about the subject in the past. knows just what the state GOP nationwide boycott of iU products. protesters slain last week by the the party by acknowledging that we “ A spokesman for our party, Party rules permit unaffiliated needs: a new chairman: a more An estimated 1,000 trade unionists military. President Corazon have allowed our party apparatus elected or non-elected, should voters to take part in statewide and close-mouthed Sen. Lowell P. congressional primary elections, from across the Northeast marked Aquino agreed to let the marchers to become unacceptably weak,” never compliment a member of the Weicker Jr., better fund raising, Rowland stated. the first anniversary Saturday of come near her office. Story on page opposing party in the heat of a but not legislative or muniripal and fewer gimmicks like opening Further, he claimed, the GOP has campaign,” Rowland said. elections. 7 the UAW’s strike with a spirited but 9. primaries to unaffiliated voters. peacMul demonstration. Story on traditionally concentrated only on He did not suggest a successor to “ Party-building activities will In anticipation of a news confer­ the governor’s office, putting little D’Amore, whose term expires in broaden our base, make us more page 7. Index ence scheduled for the state Capitol emphasis on congressional, legisla­ June. D’Amore, who has said he competitive and provide an attrac­ 20 pagM. 2 tactions today, Rowland released a 12-page tive and municipal races. can’t shoulder all the blame for the tion for unaffiliated voters In the paper on how the Connecticut GOP He criticized Weicker, the titular November outcome, said last week general election from hard work Advice — 17 Lottery _ can best recover from its devastat­ head of the Connecticut GOP. for he won’t seek another two-year rather than gimmicks,” Rowland Businees_____18 Obituaries. .10 ing losses in November. remarks Rowland characterized as term. said. “ I think we’d be wiser to open Blustery, cold Classified . 10-20 Opinion _ -8 “ Our failure, not the Democrats’ a "senseless display ... In which he Rowland said the GOP also needs our party to Republicans before we Tonight will be blustery and very Comics _ _ 8 People___ - 2 success, re-elected (Democratic praised the performance of the to broaden its appeal to the young, recruit others.” cold with clearing skies. Low S to 10. Connecticut___7 Sports____11-15 Gov.) Bill O’Neill,” Rowland said. Democratic governor and senator women and minorities, do more to The Connecticut GOP spent the Tuesday, partly sunny and cold. Entertainment 17 Television___ 17 Although he never mentioned to the embarrassment of our two modernize its operations, and im­ last two years fighting the Demo­ High in the mid 20s. Details on page Focus______16 U.S./World____ 9 state GOP Chairman Thomas J. fine candidates.” prove its fund-raising techniques. crats in court for the right to open 2. Local news-3,10 Weather______2 D’Amore Jr. by name, the two-term Republican gubernatorial candi­ In addition, Rowland made it its primaries. t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 26.1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 28. 1987 — 8 WEATHER Manchester In Brief Only one firm bids on fire truck Connecticut forecast Only one bidder, American LaFrance Service of Dunmore, Pa., submitted a bid Friday on rebuilding a 100-foot aerial ladder East Coastal: Tonight, blustery and very cold by the Town of Manchester Fire Department. with clearing skies. Low 5 to 10. Tuesday, partly The base bid for the work is $198,110, but the price could be as sunny and cold. High in the mid 20s. high as $219,350 or as low as $133,019, depending on how much of Central, Eastern Interior, Sonthwest Interior: the proposed rebuilding the town decides to contract for. Tonight, clearing early and very cold. Low zero to 5 ’The major "add-on” to the $198,110 base bid is an electrical above. lYiesday, partly sunny and cold. High in the system at a cost of $14,500. The major deduction is $26,150 if the mid 20s. town decides to have the present open cab rebuiit instead of Northwest Hills: Tonight, bitterly cold with replacing it with a closed cab. mostly clear skies. Low zero to 10 below. Tuesday, Other deductions possible are $17,096 if the present manual partly sunny and cold. High near 20s. A Nice Place To Visit outriggers are rebuilt instead of being replaced with hydraulic West Coastal: Tonight, mostly clear and very The former federal prision on Alcatraz island, already a outriggers; $9,255 if the manual transmission is repaired instead Storm cold. Low 10 to 15. Tuesday, partly sunny and cold. popular tourist attraction, will soon be getting an of being replaced with an automatic; and $9,340 if the storage High in the mid 20s. overall cleanup,'^new electrical systems, and a conces­ system for ground ladders is not revamped. The truck is a 1967 model, and it has served only as a backup in accident sion stand. During the summer, 3,000 tourists visited the last few months. A car lies on its roof on Coastal forecast the island daily. The U.S. army used Alcatraz as a fort The bid is being studied by Fire Chief John Rivosa, who could and prison until 1934. After that, the island became not be reached this morning for comment. Interstate 91 in Rocky Hill Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and this morning during rush Montaiik Point home to hundreds of federal inmates, including A1 Gale warnings in effect. Capone. Robert Stroud, the “ Birdman of Alcatraz,’ Man hurt trying to put out fire hour. A snow storm FRONTS: Wind northeast 25 to 35 knots with stronger gusts actually left all his birds at Leavenworth. accompanied by high winds today. North 20 to 30 knots with stronger gust A Manchester man was injured trying to put out a chimney fire J DO YOU KNOW — Alcatraz Island is located in what hit Connecticut early this W a r m -w C o k i~ ^ ^ tonight, shifting to the northwest and decreasing to in his home Saturday evening, fire officials said today. morning, creating hazard­ 10 to 15 knots by Tuesday afternoon. state? Bernard Boland, 52, of 149 High St., hurt his back while trying to O o d iK fe d < «^ Staitionary i ous driving conditions. Showers Rain Flunrtes Snow Seas very rough with waves building to 4 to 7 feet FRIDAY’S ANSWER — The Houston Oilers play In the open the chimney cleanout, where the fire began, officials said. over today and tonight, decreasing Tuesday. Fifteen Town- of Manchester firefighters were calied to the Details about the accident Visibility lowering to below 1 mile in heavy snow NFL. scene at 6:45 p.m. and had the fire under controi almost weren’t available. NATIONAL FORECAST — The National Weather Service forecasts cold and fog today improving to better than 5 miles this 1-26-87 ® Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1987 immediately. Wood in the chimney cieanout was biamed for the AP photo weather for the Northeast sections of the country for Tuesday. Rain is evening. fire, which caused minor damage to the foundation of the forecast for the Pacific Northwest with snow expected over the higher Heavy snow today ending by evening with heavy A Newipapa: In Education Program fireplace. Sponaored by A elevations. spray tonight. Boland was treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital and Tides rising to 3 feet above normal will cause The Manchester Herald discharged. some flooding in low lying coastal areas this Officiais also reported that a fire compieteiy enguifed a 1981 Widow cares for homeless lamily’ afternoon and night along with some local beach Ford Escort at 66 Imperial Drive at 7; 15 a.m. today. No one was reported injured. erosion. By Anne AAcGrath bore 14 children, and cared for 21 family without food, a family that‘s is due. lectures them on budgeting, The fire, apparently caused by a mechanical failure, was The Associated Press foster children. bankrupt and needs a home, a and keeps track of when they’re due Almanac brought under control in about 10 minutes. In 1970. she came to the United woman being released from a at work. ’The telephone has a lock on Across the nation ENFIELD — Guests of Marie- States to marry Joseph Demers, mental hospital with no place to go. it. Therese Demers are served steak whom she met while he was visiting Della Ripa said she recently But behind the wagging-finger A storm tracking the East Coast churned snow Today is Monday., Jan. 26, the came ashore in Northern Ireland. Nursery school enrolls children N and potatoes four times a week and relatives in Canada. The couple had rented a duplex in Enfield while the lectures, there is an instinctive and gusty winds today, raising fears of blizzard 26th day of 1987. There are 339 In 1962. the United States Parents interested in enrolling their pre-school children in the sleep in bedrooms equipped with a son. now 14. The eldest of her 11 organization waited to obtain per­ understanding of human needs and conditions, a foot-deep snowfall and bone-chilling days left in the year. launched the Ranger 3 spacecraft living children is 38. Blue Shutter Pla; a .d Learn School at Trinity Covenant Church color television sets. mits to operate it as a shelter, and tragedy. cold. to land scientific instruments on ' Her guests are homeless refugees Four years after her husband’s for the fall sesf n should contact director Judy Marteney at promptly placed in it a family of 10. Gary, whose brother was her first Snow was falling from the Tennessee Valley Today’s highlight in history: the moon. The probe missed by from broken homes, mental institu­ death, she answers the telephone. 643-7277. She said she wants to rent another guest, is working as a warehouse across southeast Pennsylvania and New Jersey to One hundred and fifty years some 22,000 miles. tions. and misfortune. “ Joseph Demers residence.” The apartment or home until the town foreman, helps her around the southeastern New York and southern New England. ago, Michigan became the 26th In 1979, former Vice President Marteney heads a staff of five teachers who have degrees in “ What I eat. they eat.” said room where he lay sick for a year has a shelter. house, and is saving money to move Freezing rain and sleet fell across northern and state with the signing of a Nelson A. Rockefeller died in education or child development. The school meets Monday, Demers. “ If it’s good enough for and a half she calls the “ hospital Last May she began sending into his own apartment later this east central sections of North Carolina. statehood bill by President New York at age 70. Wednesday and Friday, with morning or afternoon sessions me. it’s good enough for them.” room.” It remains equipped with appeals for donations, run off on the year. Elsewhere, snowshowers dotted the central Jackson. In 1977, the State Department available for 3- to 5-year-old children. In the past four years, the hospital bed and other medical copying machine in her living “ I want him to buy a brand new Rockies, central Plains and lower Missouri Valley, charged Czechoslovakia with vio­ 57-year-old French Canadian equipment in case one of her guests room, for the shelter to every car in April to make him feel and a snow a dvisory was posted for the northern and On this date; lating provisions of Ihe 1975 St. Bridget to add kindergarten widow has dispensed warm food, becomes ill. business and individual in the important, to make him feel like a central mountains of Colorado. In 1784, in a letter to his Helsinki agreement by harassing stern advice on job hunting, and telephone book, addressing the man,” Demers said. compassion to more than 150 DEMERS RISES at 3:45 a.m. A storm off the northern Pacific Coast sent rain daughter, Benjamin Franklin human rights activists. St. Bridget School will expand to a full elementary school in envelopes by hand. She‘s near the “ I’ll be sad (when he leaves) into western Oregon while rain and snowshowers people. She estimates her charity daily to be at her accounting job by end of the L’s. she said, but he needs to become expressed unhappiness over the Today’s birthdays; Actor Paul September, the school’s principal said. were scattered across the intermountain region. has cost her about $10,000. 5 a.m. in a South Windsor distribu­ Particular to detail, she mails a independent, maybe marry. “ It’s choice of the eagle as the symbol Newman is 62. Singer Eartha Kitt In September, the Catholic school on Main Street will begin its tor of construction materials. She Gale warnings were issued for the coasts of Some stay for a few months, letter of thanks to each donor, and like losing a member of my family. of America. Franklin’s own pref­ is 59. Movie director Roger first kindergarten class, which will be divided into two sessions quits work at 5 p.m. without a lunch Washington and Oregon. others for a year. Her first guest files a copy of the note with a copy of I took him as a homeless. I did not erence: the turkey. Vadim is 59. Cartoonist Jules with about 15 students in each. was a 17-year-old boy who wan­ break. She describes her Job as the the check or cash. Blizzard conditions were likely to develop today know him.” In 1802, Congress passed an act Feiffer is 58. Registration for the 1987-88 school year will begin in the school dered into a soup kitchen where No. 1 priority after her son. Helping “ As long as God keeps me alive. I over eastern Long Island, much of New Jersey and calling for a library to be office Feb. 2, during Catholic Education Week. Although Demers volunteered and asked for the homeless comes third. will see that everything is done southeast Pennsylvania, and wind chills could drop established within the U.S. Ca­ registration for grade 8 is closed, signups will be accepted for a place to stay so he could enroll in “ The day that I will stop working righ*.” she said. EMERGENCY into the 20 below zero range in the middle Atlantic pitol. The collection would be­ kindergarten and grades 4, 5, 6 and 7. high school. He is still living with is the day that I wiil die.” she said. Fire — Police — Medical MORNING WEATHER — Today’s weather satellite picture recorded at Coast states, the National Weather Service said. come a forerunner of the present- Lottery An open house at the school, which has a policy of open her. and so is his 2S-year-old The rest of her time she spends DEMERS DOESN’T PANDER to 12:30 a.m. shows a major winter storm off the North Carolina coast with Snowfall amounts could range up to a foot or more day Library of Congress. enrollment, will be held Feb. 5 at 9 a.m. For more information, brother. working on the shelter project or her homeless friends. She reminds DIAL 911 associated cloudiness extending northward to southern New England the hardest-hit sections, the weather service said. In 1861, Louisiana seceded from call the school office at 649-7731. The mother of 15 children. coming to the rescue in a crisis — a them when room and board money In Manchester and westward to the Appalachian Mountains. Snow is falling from Snow and icy roads also prompted travelers’ the Union. Connecticut daily Demers has a few simple but advisories for broad sections of Arkansas, Ala­ In 1942, the first American irrevocable rules; no drinking, no L<3y l l<3/ k O / lO O/ Tennessee to New York. Elsewhere, middle and high cloudiness can be bama, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennesee and expeditionary force to go to Saturday: 744 drugs, a 10 p.m. curfew, and <3/ 'O’ O’ ''O’ 2 Hanson nominated to CRRA post 'O’ 'O’ 'O’ seen stretching from the Pacific Northwest southwestward to Kansas. North Carolina. Europe during World War II Play Four: 3473 everyone who can work must. A public hearing will be held Tuesday on the nomination of Those who are employed pay $50 a Dana S. Hanson of Manchester, formerly of Bolton, to serve on week in room and board. Only five the Connecticut Resource Recovery Authority for the Mid- people have had to leave for Connecticut Recovery Project. breaching the contract. Hanson, executive director of the Capitol Region Council of PEOPLE Governments, is serving an interim appointment on the authority HER HOME BULGED during and the new appointment would be for a four-year term. Hanson cold spells in 1983 and 1984 when she represents CRCOG on the authority. sheltered as many as 17 people at 6 The hearing is one of several hearing on appointments to be once, said Angelo Della Ripa, Helping the vets pleted his military service as a tie the knot between halves if the held in Room W-54 of the state Capitol, beginning at 9:30 a.m. president of the Enfield Shelter for Navy lieutenant, is the second son Giants made it to the Super Bowl. the Homeless Inc., which Demers Johnny Cash is teaming up with Tuesday. The hearings are being held by the Joint Executive and of Queen Beatrix and her hus­ “ I didn’t think it would get this Legislative Nominating Committee. founded two years ago. retired Gen. William C. West­ band, Prince Claus. crowded.” The organization is trying to moreland for a train tour to help Hanson, who helped organize the Capitol Region Council of His brother. Prince Johan After the couple were pro­ Governments, has been its executive director since 1967. He establish a permanent shelter in veterans’ groups. Enfield, located in central Connec­ Friso, 18, is studying engineering nounced man and wife, the resigned from a term on the Bolton Board of Education to accept “ It’s good to be able to wave the ticut near the Massachusetts at the University of California at wedding party dumped a bucket the CRCOG position. flag again,” Cash said at a rally Berkely. of confetti on them, an evocation border. laying out plans for 10-day train of how Giants players dump a “ The bottom line is Theresa tour, which will leave Memphis bucket of Gatorade on coach Bill Demers is really a beautiful lady May 30 and end in Baltimore June Brown to India Parcells as victories end. Theft charged at emergency room and she is really concerned for the 14. poor.” said the Rev. Raymond The Giants, losing 10-9 at the A Hartford man was arrested Saturday on charges that he took S? "Johnny Cash Freedom Train’’ Former Gov. Edmund G. Gallagher, a member of the Enfield half, won the game 39-20. $868 worth of medical supplies from a treatment room at rallies and concerts are sche­ Brown Jr. says he miay go to India His bride said she wanted Shelter’s board of directors and her Manchester Memorial Hospital, police said. parish priest. duled for Memphis; Bir­ to work with Mother Teresa after “ nothing less” than the chaotic Put the Love Of Your Roger F. Collins, 39, was accused to taking a number of items, ‘‘She has been poor herself... She mingham, Ala.; Atlanta; Knox­ his study of Zen Buddhism in ceremony. ville. Tenn.; Lexington, Ky.; Japan. including blood-pressure cuffs, gloves and keys to a locker. The just has a tremendous, generous SP Cincinnati; Charleston, S.C.; “ I don’t think I understand well items were discovered missing while Collins was dressing after heart. And she has perseverance. X Richmond, Va.; Washington and enough the suffering that is going More than flicker an examination in the emergency room. She will not be discouraged, no Baltimore. on in the world,” he said in an Collins, charged with fifth-degree larceny, was held on $500 matter how many setbacks she Life On ^Clouid^ With interview in Tokyo published ’The 40 peopieof Watrous, N.M., surety bond pending an appearance this morning in Manchester gets.” Cash said Saturday he was Bom in Vermont while her unsure if he will appear at each of Sunday in the Los Angeles Times. are waiting to find out if their Superior Court. efforts to be more than just a parents worked on a farm. Demers X the scheduled concerts. “ I think Brown, 48, is a Roman Catholic moved to the Quebec province of so, but it’s not confirmed yet,’’ he who spent four years in a Jesuit flicker on the state’s birthday JOHNNY CASH WESTMORELAND EDMUND Q. BROWN picture succeeded. Canada at age 3, married twice. said. . . . helps vets . . . teams with Cash seminary before beginning a A Love Message Valentine . . . to India political career that included two A satellite photographed New Mexico as part of the state’s 75th terms as governor and presiden­ X Diana Ross host McEntire, one of a new wave of working on an. unauthorized bio­ New York and has received an tial and U.S. Senate campaigns. birthday celebration, and eve­ Town police and lawyers agree country singers, and to longtime ryone in the state was asked to Diana Ross is host of the Dick graphy of “ Lake Wobegon Days” advance of between $5,000 and In The turn on their house lights or hold Clark production of the American favorite Lionel Richie. author Garrison Keillor says he’s $ 8, 000. Music Awards tonight in Los The 14th annual awards show is having problems gathering “ I wouldn’t be able to feel that I Dental marriage up flashlights or candles as it to be held at the Shrine Audito­ material. zoomed by. Angeles, in which Janet Jackson had done any kind of Justice if I — A dentist and his hygienist in that Miranda plays a key role rium, with a live broadcast to 31nce Watrous didn’t have MANCHESTER HERALD and her sharpiy produced “Con­ Michael Fedo, 47, who lives only did a puff piece, but at the Moonachie, N.J., managed to Eastern and Central time zones enough porch lights to become trol” album goes against the near Anoka, where Keillor grew same time, I don’t think that I’m squeeze their marriage cerem­ Bv John Mitchell he was able to raise the Miranda has allowed thousands of guilty on ABC-TV starting at 8 p.m. famous, the town poured diesel romantic sounds of Whitney up, said last week he’s been going anywhere near the direc­ ony into the halftime of Sunday’s Herald Reporter defense because police have fol­ criminals to be released. Plepler EST. Pacific Coast viewers can fuel in a ditch and set it ablaze, Houston. hampered by refusals to com­ tion of the tabloids, either,” Fedo Superbowl. lowed it so well, he said. “ It takes said that school of thought is not Your Ad Will Appear February 14th see the program on a three-hour townfolk torched a pile of tumble­ Miss Jackson, sister of Michael ment from Keillor and people who said. New York Giants fans Tom The Miranda ruling plays a key two minutes to read the rights,” he supported by any data. 9 tape delay. weeds and rancher Robert Moore Jackson, has nine nominations, are important to the life and Greco and Qaadla Briscoe got role in the American judicial said. “ The occasional guy who gets off American Music Awards filled some five-gallon canisters while Miss Houston, daughter of career of the host of American hitched at Manny’s, a tavern system, local criminal lawyers and Leonard Horvath, a Main Street is the price we pay for a system that winners in 27 categories are Prince In school with sand and diesel fuel and set police agreed, and if it were to be attorney who practices general protects the innocent — you and I,” song stylist Cissy Houston, has Public Radio’s popular “ A known as a hangout for Giants determined by a poll of 20,000 them afire. overturned, an Important part of law, called the ruling a landmark said Richard Dyer, a Main Street seven. Prairie Home Companion." Dutch Crown Prince Willem coach Bill Parcells and his people. ’Then everyone in town turned justice could be lost. ' decision. He said it encompasses attorney. Other multiple nominations Keillor, who lives in St. Paul, is Alexander will enroll in history players. on all their lights, went out in the “ I think the rights have a very basic rights granted to people As for the contention that volun­ s? include five each to silky-voiced not listed in the telephone book studies at Leiden University in A Manny’s regular. Municipal street and lit highway flares. appropriate place,” said Gary under the Constitution, and over­ tary confessions are sometimes Billy Ocean, the mother-daughter and could not be reached for the Hague, the Netherlands, the Judge Joseph K. Greaney, per­ Hard days Officials say it will be another W ^ , a Manchester police depart­ turning the decision is whittling discouraged when police inform a country duet The Judds and the comment. fall, the government says. formed the ceremony. ment spokesman. away those rights. “ ’That would be suspect he has the right to remain New York rap group Run-DMC. A freelance writer and teacher Fedo said recently he is doing month or so before they get the 8 The 19-year-old heir to the “ I’m very happy,” said Greco, A recent report indicates that sad to see,” he said. ‘"These rights siient. Dyer said police have to Four nominations went to Reba in St. Paul, Minn., who are the book for St. Martin’s Press in picture from the Jan. 6 photo Dutch throne, who recently com ­ who had promised Ms. Briscoe to session. 'U.S. Attorney General Edwin are as important as any.” respect a person’s constitutionai Meese III and the Justice Depart­ John G. ‘Tunila, an attorney with right not to incriminate ment object to the 1966 ruling, a Main Street practice, said the themselves. Comics Sampler which made police legally obliged ruling Is absolutely necessary The Miranda ruling has been Manchester Herald to advise suspects of their rights. because a lot of people arrested are around so iong, Plepler said^it Meese wants to overturn the “ unfamiliar with the rights they do would be hard to change In this space, samples of decision. have.” immediately. new comics will be THE GRIZZWELLS'^ by Bill Schorr USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 90 "It’s a terrible idea.” said Horvath said if the Miranda “ I don’t see that happening with Sanford J. Plepler, an East Center ruling was overturned, rules that this court,” Plepler said. J 7 printed from time to time. 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However, he cauti­ under its new tax code, it would advocate of a state income tax. ton or anywhere else outside tte more of a poor family’s income, the HARTFORD — Connecticut, oned, the legislature should delay reap about $200 million more a “ It is not the people’s will,” he state, we’re in pretty good shape,” group’s study showed. listed among the most inequitable passing majortaxiawsforayearor year. said Friday. O’Neill, an ardent opponent of a While the property taxes used by A first step states for its tax structure by a two while it gauges the effect on The Citizens for Tax Justice, a state income tax, said Friday. “ I ’m towns to fund local education and O’Neill says the state doesn’t lobbying group, should assess the Connecticut residents of new fed­ national tax-reform lobby that rather satisfied with it and I think municipal services are less regres­ need that kind of a “ windfall” at the Jack Impact of tte new federal tax code eral tax laws effective this year. helped push through the 1986 the vast majority of the people out sive than sales taxes, they fall to tax expense of the 100,000 residents who before the'General Assembly em­ Smoko said the sales tax, while it federal tax overhaul, released a there are, too.” the non-housing property of the pay the capital gains tax, a form of Anderson barks on any major tax reform will never be “ progressive,” is not to improve report this month that found The study by Citizens for Tax wealthy, the study showed. as regressive as it might be in an income tax. drive, a legislator says. Connecticut taxes its wealthiest Justice found that Connecticut States with an income tax on Connecticut because it exempts “ The federal government closed There have been some stirrings residents at less than half the rate it residents who earn more than average contribute a greater share essentials such as food and clothing down the exclusion for capitalgains from the pro-incomo tax camp in taxes its poor. $700,000 pay 64 percent less of their to local education, said David items of less than $75. because it believed it was a huge the legislature this year, but Rep. It ranked Connecticut ninth income in various state and local transit setup Wilhelm, executive director of Wilhelm also said O’Neill’s plan loophole that allowed wealthy indi­ Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, co- among states with the most unfair taxes than residents who live below Citizens for Tax Justice. to hold Connecticut’s tax on capital viduals to avoid paying their fair chairman of the Finance Commit­ tax structures. the poverty line, and 43 percent less “ There is no doubt ... that the tee, said he thinks it is “ somewhat gains at 40 percent of the gain will share of taxes,” Wilhelm said. Connecticut raises three- than a median-income family mak­ income tax is the fairest form of A study arranged by the town’s Human North knew premature to even consider that give wealthy residents an even “ Connecticut should follow the quarters of its revenue with the ing $37,791. taxation because income is the best type of revision.” bigger break than they’re getting federal lead ... It would take a big Services Department has focused attention on sales tax, a system Gov. William A. The sales tax in Connecticut indicator of the ability to pay,” now. step in correcting the inequity of the “ The state economy is working O’Neill defends. takes 2.1 times more of a median- Wilhelm said. transportation problems faced by a number of If Connecticut went to 100 percent current tax system.” social service agencies in Manchester, and about ‘sting’ points the way to some possible soiutions of those problems. WASHINGTON — Lt. Col. Oliver North knew Connmcticut in Brief UAW calls for boycott of Colt guns The study, conducted by Thomas Phillips, well in advance of a secret “ sting” operation that Hartford’s transportation coordinator, led to the indictment of 17 international HARTFORD (AP) - United Auto months without a contract before J businessmen last April on charges of trying to sell Drugs, defense on Capitol agenda Worker union leaders, charging the rejecting an offer the union said suggests several short-range and long-range quality of Colt Industries firearms $2 billion worth of arms to Iran, we have learned. It included cuts in fringe benefits and steps that could be taken to help agencies HARTFORD — This week’s agenda at the state Capitol has declined during a year-long an 8 percent pay raise over three was the biggest arms-smuggling case ever brought provide the best possible service to the elderly includes a House vote on a bill to expand the state’sdiscount drug strike against the gunmaker, have years. by the U.S. Customs Service. program and Senate consideration of a resolution urging the U.S. called for a nationwide boycott of Local 376 leaders had predicted and the needy, despite transportation In fact. North helped the Customs Service case Department of Defense to withhold contracts from Colt its products. that up to 4,000 unionists from as far shortages. along for an interesting reason: He wanted to Industries, site of a year-long labor dispute. An estimated 1,000 trade unio­ away as New Jersey and New The most obvious first step is to make the eliminate the competition. At the time, he was The Judiciary Committee holds its first public hearing of the nists from across the Northeast Hampshire would attend Satur­ marked the first anniversary Sat­ best use of the existing transportation by actively trading arms for hostages, and the $2 1987 session on a Superior Court judge, Patricia A. Geen of day’s rally. Temperatures were in urday of the UAW’s strike with a A billion, straight-cash deal was undercutting his Redding, for a second eight-year term. The committee is having agencies informally share vehicles the teens and police said the bitter operation. North was later fired from the National expected to approve her nomination immediately after the spirited but peaceful demonstra­ cold may have kept people away. with each other, so that vehicles used by one Security Council staff for masterminding the hearing today, sending it to the House and Senate. tion in the shawdow of the Colt plant’s Byzantine blue-onion dome “ The solidarity is here, there’s no agency are not allowed to sit idle when Iran-contra deal. The prescription drug measure eliminates a $15 registration way the cold was going to keep us fee and requires eligible participants to pay no more than $4 for in Hartford. another agency could be using them. North’s manipulations were kept so secret that Union leaders also called on the away,” said Joseph Santos, who Customs Service officials won’t know about his any prescription. Currently, the state pays half of any traveled from Avon, Mass., with a Beyond the immediate benefit of such a prescription cost. Pentagon to stop accepting Colt’s intervention until they read this. Nor have M16A2 rifle, used by the Army and busload of UAW members. move is the advantage it would offer the The bill also increases the income guidelines, making more congressional investigators uncovered so much as Marine Corps. Betty Tianti, state president of agencies involved in determining whether it is Washington Today people eligible to participate, and extends the program to the a hint of North’s hand in the Custom Service sting. “ They have no right to produce the AFLrCIO, could not attend the N disabled. feasible to consider some more far-reaching The businessmen were indicted April 22, and inferior products for the defense of rally because she was sick with the The House of Representatives is to take up the measure on Customs Commissioner William von Raab’s this nation and expect the Ameri­ flu. But in a prepared statement, moves suggested by Phillips. One suggestion Wednesday. The Senate may act on it next week. dramatic comments at the time make can taxpayer to foot the bill,” Tianti said she would formally ask is to establish a consortium of the community Donald F. Ephlin, international Good news, bad news embarrassing reading in retrospect. It is clear that the AFL-CIO’s executive council to transporatioh operators, with provisions for vice president of the United Auto approve a boycott of Colt’s sporting von Raab, a staunch Reaganite, had no inkling the Police search for drivel's attackers centralized scheduling and dispatching, for Workers in Detroit, told the and law-enforcement firearms Department reported last week have a life of their own beyond the Reagan administration itself was selling arms to Bv Donald M- Rothbero NORWALK — Police continued their search today for a mah placard-waving demonstrators at when the council meets next month fleet maintenance and repair, and for fuel that this measure of economic control of economists and Iran — the very offense the Customs Service had and a woman suspected of stabbing a cab driver and leaving him the l ‘A-hour rally. in Bal Harbor, Fla. health rose only 2.5 percent last purchases. WASHINGTON - The Ameri­ politicians. nailed the businessmen for attempting. The chief by the side of the road. Rep. Barbara Kennelly, a Demo­ can economy is looking like those year, the weakest growth rate Even where some national difference was that the businessmen merely tried crat who represents Connecticut’s “ For 100 years, Colt was the pride ’The consortium idea is being used Edward Williams, 55, of South Norwalk was listed in critical of Connecticut,” Tianti said in her successfully by hospitals in providing various good-news, bad-news jokes that since the GNP declined duringthe numbers look good, conditions in to sell arms to Iran; the administration succeeded. condition Sunday night in Norwalk Hospital, authorities said. 1st District in Congress, and about a dozen state legislators attended the statement. “ But management has were popular a few years ago and 1982 recession. specific regions — the Farm Belt Police said Williams picked up a man and a woman, who kinds of service and reducing costs. It might rally. Kennelly called on both sides dragged the name ‘Colt’ through it’s leaving politicians wondering Add to the trade deficit the and in oil producing states — are DESCRIBING THE D EFEND ANTS as “ brokers appeared to be in their 20s, at the New Canaan railroad station to return to the bargaining table the mud until today the name ‘Colt’ prove a benefit for social service agencies in who will be laughing a year and a persistent federal budgetdeficits. bad. of death who operated a terrorist flea market,” von about 8 p.m. Saturday and was taking them to a Norwalk address and told the strikers, “ We are with is synonymous with ‘Junker Maker, AP photo finding ways to transport clients. Shortly after the new year began. Raab declaimed; “ The Iranians would have used half from now. Just as economic performance when he was stabbed several times in the chest. you.” Law Breaker and Union Buster.’ ” President Reagan sent Congress these weapons to make war against their neighbors But the consortium involves a deeper Consider the numbers issued by is spotty and hard to predict, so, Williams, who worked for the New Canaan Taxi & Livery Later, Kennelly walked away No talks have been held since Stan Marchinsky (left) and hundreds of other union his proposed budget for the fiscal commitment than agencies can make without the government in recent weeks. too, is the reaction of voters. or to spread international terrorism against the Service, was left on the road and the couple took off in his gray, when a reporter whether she would August, when the state Department members rally outside the Colt Industries plant in year beginning next Oct. 1 and The Democrats won back con­ free West.” 1984 Dodge Aries, police said. knowing more about the results. The less The civilian unemployment support a boycott of Colt products. of Labor declared a lockout after Hartford Saturday to observe the first anniversary of a declared it would meet the $108 Detective Richard Rilling said police have not determined any rate in December was the lowest trol of the Senate last year and He added; “ Without a doubt, the bloody hand of Nearly 1,100 members of UAW finding the company had rejected strike against the plant by the United Auto Workers. The formal sharing option could be worked out since early 1980, a number sure to billion deficit reduction target. were helped by victories in Farm international terrorism would have been on the motive for the attack and don’t know if any money was stolen. Local 376 walked off the job at Colt the union’s unconditional offer to more easily on a one-to-one basis without the set Republicans smiling. But that prediction was based Belt states like North and South trigger of the TOW missiles — really an ideal Industries’ Firearms Division return to work. The lockout finding UAW has called for a boycott of Colt products, charging need for a structured central coordinating The news was even better on on economic assumptions which Dakota. At the same time, the weapon for this dirty business.” Two months plants in Hartford and West Hart­ allowed strikers to collect unem­ that the quality of the company's firearms has declined Weir plans to contact hostages’ kin ford last year. They had worked 10 ployment benefits. body. It deserves a try. inflation. Prices went up only 1.1 have a way of not meeting Republicans did well in Okla­ earlier, the secret White House operation had during the strike. percent last year, the smallest expectations. homa, a state battered by prob­ already delivered at least 500 TOW anti-tank STAMFORD — The Rev. Benjamin Weir, who was held increase in 25 years. Meeting the deficit target set by lems in both the farm and energy missiles to Iran, and 1,500 more were to follow. hostage in Lebanon for 16 months, says he will reach out to the And, of course, there's that the Gramm-Rudman law was sectors. In a private interview last July 11, Dale Van Atta families of four people abducted this weekend in Beirut. 2 crazy bull tearing up Wall Street dependent on the administra­ Meanwhiie, Republicans and informed von Raab that the National Security “ I haven’t been in touch with them yet, but I’m hoping for that DEP looks to towns for wetlands help and sending the Dow-Jones aver­ tion’s prediction that the GNP Democrats are looking ahead to Council’s Ollie North was secretly supplying arms opportunity as soon as possible,” W eir said Sunday, when he age to a new record over the 2,000 would grow by 3.2 percent this the 1988 presidential election year to Iran. Von Raab replied firmly that our addressed the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church in NEW HAVEN (AP) — The and towns. lington has since formed a wetlands officials felt that if the state passed mark. year. A year ago, the administra­ and the Democrats are deter­ information couldn’t be correct. Van Atta even Stamford. Connecticut Department of Envir­ The DEP is now called upon to commission. the law, the state should do it.” He said the abductions Saturday of three American teachers Those are the kind of numbers tion was forecasting GNP growth mined to make trade a campaign warned von Raab that his $2 billion onmental Protection has appealed decide whether homeowners or Douglas E. Cooper, principal Famham noted that less than 5 and an Indian professor who is a legal resident alien of the United that keep incumbents in office and of 3.4 percent for 1986 — a figure issue. arms-smuggling prosecution could blow up in his to the General Assembly to force 13 developers can build on a wetland environmental analyst in the percent of New Haven's land mass States imperil negotiations now going on to free other hostages. municipalities to form inland- or alter the course of a stream or is considered wetlands. encourage voters to shruvnff that turned out to be 2.5 percent. Both Senate Majority Robert C. face — with the inevitable revelation that the DEP’s Water Compliance Unit, However, Weir said, efforts by Anglican envoy Terry Waite to wetlands authorities and assume culvert in the 13 municipalities. estimated the cost to the state of headlines about secret arms stRes Forecasters regularly scratch Byrd, D-W.Va., and House defendants were allegedly trying to do only what negotiate the release of hostages should continue. Since Waite the regulatory responsibilities they Such decisions in the state’s other servicing the towns is $200,000. Wallingford, a rapidly growing to Iran and money being slipped to their heads and seem astonished Speaker Jim Wright, D-Tex., are the White House was already doing. 6 arrived in Beirut on Jan. 12 on his latest mission, eight more are now ceding to state officials. 156 cities and towns are handled by New Haven is one of the commun­ community, had the state handle 18 the Contras. by trade figures. talking about enacting “ compre­ North’s specific role in the Customs sting is still foreigners have been kidnapped, bringing the total still missing local in1 and-we11 ands ities that doesn’t do its own wetlands permits last year. “ It’s horrendous,’’ said a Com­ That’s the pocketbook theory of hensive trade and competitive­ sketchy, but his associates told us he knew about to 23. DEP officials said the work they commissions. wetlands regulation. “ I understand the state wants to merce.Department official when politics. ness legislation.” the private arms deal in its early stages. Indeed, “ Always there has to be the attempt to bring about the release must do because the 13 communi­ “ My theory is that the city didn’t get out of it (local wetlands confronted with a new monthly Then why aren’t Republicans The Democrats tried to make one North intimate said the colonel boasted weeks of those who are held,” Weir said Saturday. ties refuse to enforce the state The DEP handled 280 permit want the administrative burden,” regulation), but it would be nice if already making plans for the 1989 record for last November. Just trade an issue in 1984, but they before the April indictments that he had secretly Inland Westlands and Water­ applications from the 14 towns that said James Famham, director of the state also appropriated funds,” Inaugural celebration? With un­ when economists inside and out­ couldn’t dent Reagan’s “ set up” the case to keep the decks clear for his courses Act has forced them to deny didn’t do their own regulation in the New Haven Office of Downtown said Wallingford Mayor William W. employment dropping and infla­ side government were predicting popularity. own operation. Otis building will be third tallest technical assistance to other cities 1986 and issued 114 permits. Wil- And Harbor Development. “ City Dickinson Jr. tion at the vanishing point, what a turnaround on trade, the But Reagan will be off the ballot BRISTO L — The state’s third tallest building is scheduled to can break the GOP hold on the November deficit came to $19.2 in 1988 and if the trade numbers WE CAN’T CONFIRM how North accomplished open next week and it will house elevators with no place to go. White House? billion. are off the charts, it could be a this feat, but there were a number of ways he could The Otis Research Tower, Otis Elevator Co.’s new 383-foot The answer lies in other “ What is this, some kind of New Democratic year. On the other have done the trick. The key informer in the State resident helps youngsters dream research and marketing facility, includes 10 hoistways for numbers, the bad news that often Year’s joke?” asked Lawrence hand, if the good economic news Customs case, Cyrus Hashemi, had been involved testing high-, mid-and low-rise elevators. seems to alternate with the good. Chimerine, president of Chase dominates and the long forecast in North’s transaction before he acted as an Scheduled to open Sunday, the $17 million tower will become Bv Anne McGrath money,” Falk said. “ I really was trustees with his presentation, this year collaborated on a column The nation’s trade deficit for Econometrics, a private eco­ trade turnaround occurs, the undercover agent for Customs. Hashemi is a cousin the third tallest building in Connecticut behind Hartford’s The Associated Press looking for a significant way to use which included a videotape of him for Team, a new bimonthly maga­ nomic forecasting service. “ It’s 1986 is expected to top$170billion, Republicans could have reason to of Hashemi Rafsanjani, speaker of the Iranian CityPlace and Travelers Tower, both of which are more than 520 the money. I certainly could buy skiing, that he was the only person zine for young adolescents. The a new record. such a giant number that itdashes smile. parliament, whom North considered a “ moderate” feet tall. Dreamers have a friend in more clothes or pay more bills. so far awarded a full $1,000. couple has a son, a bio-medical ® 1987 by NEA. Inc I the argument that we’ve turned That deficit was blamed for the in Tehran — but who eventually blew the whole The Otis tower will also be only 53 feet wide above the 12th floor, Carolyn Falk. That isn’t what I wanted to do.” Last year, Janet Shafner, a engineer who composes music, and teacher of adult art classes in New a daughter, a dancer. anemic state of the economy as the com er on trade.’ ’ Donald M. Rothberg is the chief deal. company officials said. Lawrence J. Gavrich, Otis’ director of An educational consultant, the " / really LIK E the way we handle pay raises Middlebury resident is founder of London, won $500 to rent space for Falk said she chose to reward measured by the gross national There isasensethenumbers not political writer of The Associated Even without Hashemi, who died mysteriously communications, said the company has contacted the Guinness She spent hours plotting plans for the Falk Foundation of Excellence. the foundation and writing to people her advanced students to show their teen-agers and older adults be­ around here." product for 1986. The Commerce only defy prediction but that they Press. last July, North still would have had a contact with Book of World Records to see if the tower is the the slimmest The organization grants awards of asking them to become trustees. works and receive critiques. cause they are forgotten by tradi­ the businessmen. An American lawyer indicted in building anywhere. up to $1,000 to Connecticut residents There are eight trustees, one for Also last year, 18-year-old Tho­ tional programs. the scheme, Samuel Evans, was an associate of Besides the hoistways, four of which are 100 feet in height, the between ages 12 and 19 or over age every county in the state, who mas Brown of Bethlehem won $500 Adnan Khashoggi, the Saudi Arabian billionaire tower includes offices and conference rooms, and will serve as a 50 who ignite trustees with their review applications and award to purchase equipmeht to measure Teen-agers “really have very Earmuff invention a warm story in Maine who was the key financier for North’s arms deal. In training center for mechanics. creative spark. grants at their annual meeting in the effects of acid rain on the little way to get money other than to fact, Evans’ lawyers say their client only went May in Falk’s home. Chesapeake Bay. But when he ask mom and dad,” she said. “ So if along with the private arms transaction because The Falk Foundation, for exam­ The foundation has received an traveled to Maryland, he encoun­ they have an idea and they don’t 3 FARMINGTON, Maine — The way the locals tell His heirs took over the ear-protector business. Southbury dam home to eagles average of 60 applications a year. tered an obstacle; no rain. So have the capital, and they want 3 Khashoggi assured him the U.S. government had ple, has given $1,000 to a teen-ager 4i it, with an accuracy bom of repetition, is that it all But the momentum was gone. Scores of approved it. SOUTHBURY — High above the Housatonic River on the to promote mogul skiing, $100 to a To date, $3,000 has been awarded. Brown studied the drought’s effect some encouragement, then I on the bay. started in 1873. A local lad of the time, one Chester competitors had come along. World War II In a 34-page memorandum, the lawyers said Shepaug dam, Christopher Vann trains a small telescope on the retired teacher who wanted to start Four people shared $1,000 the first wanted them to have an outlet.” a genealogists’ group, and $500 to a year, one winner got the full $1,000 Falk said she recently contacted Falk said society starts to ignore Greenwood, was stricken with a pair of frostbitten co-opted many of the raw muff materials, and the Evans met in June 1985 with Hashemi and two bald eagles below. Spanish teacher to create an the second year, and two people Brown and found out he was having people once they turn 50. ears that threatened to keep him indoors during the Tom Greenwood company was sold in the 1940s. It was others — Manucher Ghorbanifar and Roy Furmark Two are perched on trees. Five more glide among the sea gulls, eventually disbanded, and no protectors have been exchange program for his high were given $500 each last year. trouble completing a report on his “ They have so much to offer,” rest of the rigid Maine winter. — and discussed the White House-sanctioned arms ospreys and hawks, circling at the foot of the dam, looking for field work because he needed an made here now for 30 years. school students and Hispanic This year, the foundation will she said. “ OK, they can babysit for But necessity is the mother of invention, they go Tiede sale to Iran. Ghorbanifar was North’s Iranian fish. youngsters in the Bronx, N.Y. award a total of $2,000 to be divided adviser. She referred him to his us. Whoopy doopy ... I get terribly on, and young Greenwood decided to fight back middleman; Furmark was the New York Vann, a research assistant with the state Department of “ So many people have great between winners in the two age county trustee for help. inspired by that group. They can THEY CONTINUE to be made elsewhere, of against the forces of nature. He doubled several businessman who told CIA Director William Casey Environmental Protection, spends 35 hours a week watching the ideas and they wonder, ‘How come I categories. The deadline for entries see consequences of great ideas.” course. And after some time in the, um, chilly eagles and jotting down notes on their behavior. He watchds from 9 layers of cloth into matching squares, he strung last October about possible diversion of profits never got this idea completed?” is April 1. "ONCE YOU apply and once we The original group of eight outreaches of fickle fashion, they are reportedly them together with packaging wire, and he from the White House arms sales to Iran. a small trailer, isolated by a gate that blocks access to the top of Falk said last week in a telephone Criteria include seriousness of know about you, I like you to trustees has also been expanded to wrapped his auditory organs in the patches of enjoying a mild resurgence in popularity. Boston is the dam. interview. The purpose of the purpose, evidence of planning, become part of my family,” Falk Include eight advisors, or trustees- warmth. grandmother was supposed to have contributed to the latter-day earmuff capital of the world, and Mlnl-edHoilal Nearby in an observatory shed, Kurt Elsesser of Northeast foundation, she said, is to encour­ evaluation methods, demonstra­ said. “ And I don’t like to see my in-waiting. Falk said although the family foundering.” The rest, as they say, is history. the design with bits of stiched-together animal fur. more than 1 million a year are manufactured in Utilities’ recreation department points out eagles to visitors. age people to “ go for it.” tion of the audience to be reached, number of awards is limited, We recently got a mail-order hustle for a and creativity. The trustees don’t Falk, 49, recently earned her finalists are contacted and given The boy had invented earmuffs. The early design had problems, however. The that city alone. Exclamations and smiles break out from the visitors as they spot Falk said she started the founda­ videocassette recorder that “ you can program up tion in 1982 after the death of her weigh financial need. doctorate in special education from information, such as the name of a Well, all right, the bells of excitation did not packaging wire was not stable and the muffs would The muffs today are up-to-date, to be sure. The the birds on scopes similar to Vann’s. to a full year ahead,” and it filled us with mother, whom she described as a the University of Connecticut. Her publisher or a company, they might actually ring out at the moment. But there may not not stay put. So Greenwood replaced the wire with fur is very often fake, and the bands may be made Bald eagles have wintered at near the dam for decades, something approaching awe. Stop and think: When probably attracted by the open water and the availability of fish. dynamic woman who always en- THE MOGUL skier, Steve Deso- home is filled with puppets and use in advancing their idea. have been applause at the first wheel, either. an adjustable spring and he sewed the fur into the of Day-Glo plastic. But they are still comprised of was the last time you felt so confident that Vann said the numbers of eagles peak in early February, when as ' couraged others. vich, then 19, wanted to use the pottery she made. She began ice “ I said, ’Why should anyone think Greenwood’s creation was to become an shape of shallow cups. And except for materials, two cups and a head strap; no one has substantially skating as an adult and now teaches something was going to happen — down to the hour many as 25 of the birds have been spotted. They usually leave by money in his efforts to promote the of themsdlves as a loser?” Falk embodiment of scrappy American ingenuity; it the basic form has remained unchanged ever since. altered Chester Greenwood’s idea, and that’s one and minute — “ up to a full year ahead” ? When we "HER DEATH gave me an sport and have it introduced to the it. said, confiding, “ in the back of my reason he still lives in the local sentiment. mid-March. was a simple, inexpensive, serviceable and contemplate all the eventualities that could opportunity by inheriting some Olympics. He so impressed the She and her pediatrician husband mind, I feel like a mentor.” Members of the Farmington Historical Society wonderfully lasting idea. GREENWOOD WAS given a patent for the muffs interfere with our plans for the next 12 months — a say Greenwood was more than a mere commercial Moisture threatens burial ground when he was 19. He was also to win patents for brief power outage, a change in programming or success; he was an prototypal original. He grew up THE MUFFS PUT the back-country town of manufacturing and assembly equipment. He even a change in our own TV tastes — we have to NEW HAVEN — Some novel architectural planning saved New opened the Greenwood Champion Ear Protector in an age when school was often an incidental; he Farmington on the industrial map. They saved the admire someone whose life is so well-ordered that Haven’s original burial ground 175 years ago, but now the Soaring home prices have town worried never went formally beyond the sixth grade, yet he head handles of multitudes of shivering people Co. in a farm shop, which was later moved to town, he would want a year-ahead VCR. gravestones buried in a church basement are threatened by around the world. They also made a tidy fortune for and he began selling the product to the curiosity became one of the premier innovators of his time. moisture that is causing them to flake and their epitaphs to fade. 7 market. Greenwood created dozens of products besides GREENWICH (AP) - Real r> uin million in 1985, according price surge proves that the town community ... You’re limiting the the bright and opportunistic Master Greenwood, The Rev. Jim Garrett, assistant minister of the Center Church estate prices in this affluent suburb to the report. has kept its desirable image, but an The start up was slow. Greenwood only peddled a earmuffs. He marketed everything from diversity of thought.” and turned him into something of a permanent on the Green, said church members and community residents of New York City rose dramatically The increase in sales was spurred affordable-housing advocate said mechanical mousetraps to doughnut hooks to The rising prices are probably Down East apoiogue. few hundred items during the first years. But iHaurliPstpr Hrralh have formed a committee to raise an estimated $750,000 to last year, causing concern among by the breakup of some large the high prices could be hurting the reducing the number of people airplane shock absorbers. He was awarded more The locals talk about him as if he were still business grew exponentially, as muffs became as preserve the burial ground and tombstones. some that its exclusivity will hurt estates and the $170 million sale of town. willing to enter the Greenwich real turning nuts and bolts in the bedroom of the fashionable as they were functional; by the 1900s, than 100 patents altogether, and eventually he ws Founded In 1881 “ It is common to have a cemetery outside the doors of a the community rather than pre­ the American Can (^ . headquar­ Lydia Stevens of the Greenwich estate market, Klein said. “ The farmhouse where he was bom in 1858. He was a Greenwood was selling 100,000 pairs a year, and named by the Smithsonian Institution as one of church,” Garrett said. “ But this is unique mainly because this serve it. ters. Low interest rates and a rash Housing Coalition said the prices buyers are cautious when you get PENNY M. OIEFFERT...... PuNtah^ tinkerer from the beginning, they explain, and ever Farmington was the “ Earmuff Capital of the America’s 15 outstanding inventors. building is built over a cemetery and we still have it.” of year-end selling due to tax law are crowding out the middle class up in that range,” he said. The historical society members say that is the DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exi'clitlv. EdKw Architects Ithiel Town and Asher Benjamin laid the plans for The average selling price of a changes also played a part in the — a group she said Greenwich “ However, looking at the De­ industrious; he started his first business at age 12, W orld." ALEXANDER GIHELLI...... AmocI*. Edilw trading chicken eggs for candy, which he sold at a The designation, however, was not to last. And stuff of nice legend. And Farmington now sets the Center Church around 1812 so that it was built over the graves. single-family home reached jump, according to the report needs because it traditionally pro­ cember single-family house aver­ $655,948 in 1986, up 43 percent, or published by Empire Realty. vides more services. age of $774,683, we can assume an markup. one reason was that Chester Greenwood didn’t aside one day a year in memorial. The DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advtftlilng DIrwdor The 139-plot cemetery became the church basement. But now, Garrett said, water seeping under the foundation of $197,611, from 1985, according to the Residential sales represented *!It’s not good for the health of a average price over $700,000 for ’87,” The earmuffs were devised when he was 15. Prior either. He sold muffs for more than half a century, commemoration is held in the winter, of course, SHELDON COHEN...... Compodng Mm S r the church and into the basement threatens the ancient Greenwich Record of Real Estate more than $566 million of the total, community not to have that middle Klein said. to that, people kept their heads warm with scarves working 13 and 14 hours every day, and that means when the snow piles up, and the winds blow, the tombstones. One has turned completely green. Others have Sales. according to Stanley Klein, Jr. group that is so important in many, Five years ago, the average price or hats. Greenwood is said have fashioned his he probably distributed 11 or 12 million of the Greenwood Champion Ear Protector can be p-p-put JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... CIrculitlon Mn lS * crumbled so that letters and words cannot be distinguished. Total real estate sales in the town president of Empire Realty. many ways,” Stevens said. “ These of a single-family house in Green­ muffs specifically for ice skating, and his things; then he died in 1937, a few months shy of 80. to g-g-good use again. > surpassed $1 billion, up 68 percent Some real estate agents claim the people are the backbone of the wich was $299,322. ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD, MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 26,1987 — t NAOAn THE HORNIBLE br DIk IrowiM SNAFU by Bnic* Bm HI* PEANUTS by ChwlM M. Sehuli

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FradMiek W. WHmot; and four brothers, Clinton Church John J. Donnelll of Tolland, Clayton (Siurch of raised dogs for blind Coventry, Clifford Church of Wind­ John J. Donnelli, 74, who had puts weary crews to work sor Locks, and Correy Church in owned two Hartford restaurants, Frederick William Wilmot, 77, of died Saturday at Manchester Mem­ 325 Woodbridge Road, Coventry, N e w Hampshire; and 12 CoDtInned from page 1 The delayed projects include on this much all in a row.” grandchildren. orial Hospital. He was the husband In Bolton, administrative assist­ husband of Dorothy K. Wilmot, died of Mary Donnelli of East Hartford. installing new storm sewers, catch The funeral will be Wednesday at center of Main Street and from ant Karen Levine said the road Saturday at Meadows Manor, Man­ Bom in Hartford, he had lived in basins and lines, survey work and 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Spruce Street, he said. crew has been putting in a lot of Relentless Giants have it all chester, after a long illness. East Hartford for 45 years. He other minor “ fiii-in Jobs” the Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will Chapman said this winter has overtime, but because the overtime Bom in Jermsm, Pa., he lived in owned and operated Johnnie’s department had planned to do By Barry Wllner be in the Stafford Springs Cemetery been the most difficult the depart­ is not included in the snow-removal Coventry for the past 40 years. He Luncheonette on New Park Avenue during the winter. "Tliere’s nothing The Associated Press at the convenience of the family. ment has faced since 1978, when the budget she couldn’t estimate how Related stories owned and managed the L.H. Hale and the Rialto on Franklin Avenue emergency about them,” he said. Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 to state was hit with a blizzard. much money was left. Super Store of Manchester for 21 before his retirement. Despite the delays in other areas, PASADENA, Calif. - The New — see page 15 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Empioyees are tired, the snow- Bolton’s four trucks and pickup years until his retirement in 1981, He also is survived by two however, Kandra said Manches­ York Giants had it all. They were removal budget is becoming de­ cleared the roads this morning when the store closed. daughters. Amy Ward of Colches­ ter’s trash pickup is continuing on relentless. ’They were Innovative. without incident, Levine said. He served on the Coventry ter and Sally Yobst of ^st pleted and equipment is constantly schedule. ’They were lucky. And they had the Frank M. Haraburda in use, he said. In Andover, ^ rs t Selectwoman "Phil Simms really came Welfare Board for many years and Hartford; a brother. Charles Don­ In Coventry, six trucks were out one Ingredient that was doubted; " I t ’ s interesting," Chapman Jean Gasper said the town was through in the clutch,” Carson said. was an avid gardener. Though Frank M. Haraburda, 78, of nelli of Newington; six sisters, clearing the town’s nearly 200 miles the quarterback. said. operating normally. "H e’s probably the biggest reason legally blind, he was devoted to Glastonbury, died Saturday at Marion Rice of East Hartford, Lucy of roads this morning, according to In the Super Bowl which would Manchester Public Works Direc­ Gasper said this season’s we won it.” raising many Labrador retriever Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Rossano in New Jersey, Florence Town Manager Haroid Hodge. certify John Elway’s status as tor George Kandra said the coid weather has been more taxing for Simms took the Giants 78 yards in puppies for Guiding Eyes for the was the husband of Rose (Falco) Marcellino of Cherry Hill, N.J., "They’ii be out there the entire day football’s most dynamic and dan­ weather and snow has prevented the crews than in previous years. nine plays, hitting all six passes for Blind, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Haraburda. Rose DeMarco. Josephine Mas- until this thing is over,” he said. gerous quarterback. It was Phil his workers from doing a variety of Three trucks and a pickup were out 69 yards, including a 6-yarder to He was the son of the late Mark Bom in Manchester, he lived in , coveto and Amelia DeSipio, all of “ We haven’t had this much snow Simms who starred. He merely was and Blanche (Ogden) Wilmot. outside projects. " I ’d say this is the removal in quite a few years,” this morning clearing about 30 Zeke Mowatt for the touchdown and Glastonbury for 45 years. Before he Philadelphia, Pa.; and three grand­ the hottest quarterback in N FL a 7-3 lead. Besides his wife, he is survived by retired, he was employed as an most we’ve had in the five years Hodge said, explaining why the miles of road. "They don’t stop, children. He was predeceased by playoff history, setting a record for He couldn’t get the Giants any twin sons, Leyton L. Wilmot of inspector at Pratt & Whitney I ’ve been here,” Kandra said of the town’s snow-removal budget was they Just keep going,” she said. three brothers. passing efficiency by completing 22 more points in the first half — New Manchester and Lyndon L. Wilmot Aircraft. He was an active sports­ delays. lower than usual. "They didn’t plan “ It’s a long session.” The funeral will be Tuesday at of 25 — 88 percent — as the Giants York’s George Martin did sack of Coventry: a sister, Helen Kein of man, and one of his accomplish­ 9:30 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral won their first N FL championship J Elway in the end zone for a Sun City, Ariz.; two brothers, Reid ments was finishing second in the Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will since 1956 Sunday with a 39-20 romp Wilmot of Jermyn, Pa., and Bryce first Manchester Turkey Day Race. second-period safety — but the be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, over the Denver Broncos. eighth-year pro was unstoppable in Wilmot of River Bend, N.C.; five Besides his wife, he is survived by Bloomfield. Calling hours are today Service stations, wreckers They did It with all the power they the second half. grandchildren; and several nieces two daughters, Rosemary Tralli of from 7 to 9 p.m. displayed during a 14-2 regular and nephews. Manchester and Marianne Pe­ “ They took many more chances - season that was capped by a and they were more wide open with A memorial is planned at the dersen of Hebron: four sisters, nine-game winning streak, and in convenience of the family at United Eleanor Dubaldo of Manchester, Elmer C. Hall their offense,” Broncos All-Pro two playoff games they won by linebacker Karl Mecklenburg said. Methodist Church of Tompkins- Alice NIcol in Florida, Ann Com­ Elmer C. Hall, 80, of Naples, Fla., buried with breakdown calis scoring 66 points and allowing ville. Pa., where he was a member. stock and Julia Sauer, both of West “ It wasn’t anything we couldn’t formerly of East Windsor, died three. handle on defense. They Just A He was a member of the Living Brookfield, Mass.; and two Friday in Naples, Fla. He was bom By John F. Kirch Telephone lines at the American gets any worse. They did It with a big-play offense outplayed us.” Bank of Houston, Texas, and his grandchildren. in South Windsor, Sept. 6, 1906, and Heraid Reporter Automobile Association, which pro­ The best time to bring cars in for bolstered by some trickery and Trailing 10-9 entering the second body was donated to the University The funeral will be Tuesday at had been a resident of East Windsor vides emergency road service to its work is between Tuesday and piloted by Simms, a quarterback of Connecticut Medical Onter, 9:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney half, the Giants gambled with a for 59 years before moving to Groot’s Automotive Service Inc. members, were busy all morning Thursday, the slowest days for who silenced his critics with a Farmington. fake punt on fourth-and-1 from their Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., Florida in 1973. He was a veteran of usually opens for business at 8 a.m. and officials there could not be garages, Groots said. near-perfect passing performance. followed by a mass of Christian 46. Backup quarterback Jeff Ru­ Memorial donations may be World War II, serving in the U.S. — but not today. reached for comment. “ We still have a long way to go (In ’ “This dispelled for the last time made to the University of Connecti­ burial at 10 a m. in St. Paul’s tledge sneaked for two yards. Army. He was a 55-year member of "On days iike this,” said owner But not everyone was busy. winter),” he said. any myth about Phil Simms,” cut Medical Center, care of the Church, Glastonbury. Burial will be " I think that was a big play.” Wapping Grange 30, South Biii Groot, “ two of us come in eariy According to one worker at B&J There were reports that many Giants Coach Bill Parcells said. Anatomy Department, Farmington in St. James Cemetery. Manches­ Rutledge said. "It was really minor Windsor. to get out on the road because we Auto Repair Inc. on Main Street, Connecticut motorists had aban­ “ He was absolutely magnificent 06032, or to Guiding Eyes for the ter. Calling hours are today from 7 on my part. I was really surprised N He is survived by one brother, know what’s going to be out there.” today has been normal. doned their disabled cars on state today.... He quarterbacked as good Blind, Yorktown Heights, N.Y. to 9 p.m. they called it. That’s the first time Wallace W. Hall of Naples, Fla. Like other garages that have an “ We used to get a lot of calls with roads, but there appeared to be no a game as ever had been played.” 10598. Memorial donations may be I ’ve ever done it.” Calling hours are today from 7 to emergency towing service, Groot’s people saying ‘my battery is dead. problem in Manchester. Simms passed for 268 yards and made to either the Glastonbury From there, the Giants moved to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral spent most of the morning dragging Can you help me,” ’ said Brian Police Sgt. Gary Benson said he three touchdowns. He dueled El- Visiting Nurse Association or the the go-ahead touchdown, a 13-yard Dorothy Randall Home. 400 Main St. A Grange cars out of the snow, starting faulty Tedford, an employee at B&J. “ But did not know if any cars were towed way on nearly even terms in the Glastonbury Ambulance Service. pass to Mark Bavaro. The Broncos Dorothy (Church) Randall. 59. memorial service will be at 8 engines or towing them into the people are smartening up. This during last Thursday’s storm, when first half, then led a Giants assault were broken. formerly of Bluefield Drive, widow tonight. A spring burial will be in shop for repair. year it seems people are a parking ban went into effect from in the second half by hitting a Super “ It took a while to get going." AP photo AP photo of Elliott L. Randall Sr., died Wapping Cemetery. Groot’s truck was one of many prepared.” 2 p.m. Thursday to noon Friday. Bowl-record 10 straight passes. running back Joe Morris said. "But Sunday at Manchester Memorial Michael Joy that were on Manchester streets The most frequent calls B&J was During such a ban, cars blocking ” In my wildest dreams, I couldn’t we knew we would." A triumphant Bill Parcells is carried off the field by his New York quarterback Phil Simms is hugged by offensive this morning as the frigid weather getting, Tedford said, were for have hoped it would work out this players after the Giants won their first championship in Hospital. Michael Joy of London, England, Prosper “Tony” Uricchio the path of snowplows are towed. Morris ran for 67 yards on 20 tackle Brad Benson (60) after throwing his third She was bom In Rockville, Aug. died Jan. 20 in England. He was the that has encased Connecticut in the minor accidents caused by slipping Police make every effort to locate way,” Simms said. "Everythingwe carries and scored one touchdown. 30 years. The Giants, who hadn’t been in a title game touchdown pass of the Super Bowl game in the fourth 28, 1927, the daughter of Doris husband of Helen Joy and the Prosper "Tony” Uricchio, 80, of past few days began taking its toli on the snow. car owners before taking that step, t r i^ I feltwas there. I didn’t throw That was set up by a flea-flicker since 1963, won the Super Bowl title in their first shot at on unprepared automobiles. Groot, however, sung a different one ball today where I said. ‘I wish I quarter against Denver. Simms was 22-for-25 in the air (Snell) Church of Manchester and brother of Timothy Joy of Rocky Hill, died Sunday at the said Benson. pass on which Simms handed to the crown. the late Clinton Church, and had Manchester. Veterans Home and Hospital. “ We’re buried,” said Rby Luce, tune. ’The phones keep ringing at his By late morning today, Manches­ had that one back.’ Morris, who pitched back to and was voted the game’s MVP for leading the Giants to been a resident of Manchester for 25 He also is survived by three Rocky Hill. He was the brother of the owner of Luce’s Towing Service East Middle Turnpike business ter police had not imposed another “ It was really close to perfect.” Simms, who hit a wide-open Phil the 39-20 victory. years. She was a communicant of children. Patricia Joy, Frances Joy Daniel Uricchio of Manchester and on Toliand Turnpike. "Most are for with motorists who can’t get their daytime parking ban, Benson said. In the first quarter, it was exactly McConkey for 44 yards to the Center Congregational Church. and Michael Joy: five other broth­ Vincent Uricchio of Bolton. breakdowns.” ' cars started. Overnight parking on city streets that for Simms and Elway. They Denver 1. Besides her mother, she is He also is survived by another Asa sign of how busy his business "W e’ve towed in seven cars that is prohibited between the hours of 2 staged a dazzling shootout in which ers, James Joy and Martin Joy, "Bill is so conservative.’’ Morris McConkey served a five-year Francisco and Chicago, record, and Elway’s TD. The the AFC Championship Jan. 11. survived by two daughters, Sharon brother, Frank Uricchio of Newing­ was today. Luce’s telephone con­ we couldn’t get started out on the to 6 a.m. from Nov. I to March 31. Simms hit all six of his passes on a said of Parcells’ approach to such hitch in the Navy before joining the both in Ireland. Patrick Joy, John respectively. Broncos failed to score after a Martin’s sacking of Elway in the Madore and Donna Panciera. both ton; a sister, Margaret Damato of versation with a reporter this road,” Groot said. Those automo­ During a daytime parking ban, cars 78-yard TD drive. Elway came Joy and Garrett Joy, all of London. skullduggery. “ If we don’t make it Giants, was cut in training camp, All of which made this victory first-and-goal from the New York 1 end zone began New York’s streak of Manchester; a son. Elliott L. Hartford; and several nieces and morning was interrupted three biles were added to the 12 he are towed on a rotating basis by right back by connecting on four England; and a sister. Elizabeth every time in practice, he won’t use then reacquired after the fourth even more satisfying. wlien Karlis set a dubious Super of 26 straight points. But it also Randall Jr. of Manchester; a sister. nephews. times by incoming phone calis for already had on his schedule for private garages, which determine straight throws and scoring from it. But we tried it 12 times this week Joy of London. England. game when Lionel Manuel hurt his “ It’s the realization of a dream Bowl mark by missing from 23 signaled that the Giants defense Isabell Marinelli of Manchester; ’The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 help. today, nine of which he has already fees for recovery, Benson said. four yards on a quarterback draw. knee. Burial was in London, England. and made it all 12 times. Bill said. come true for not only me but the yards, the shortest miss ever. He a m. at the Giuliano-Sagarino Fun­ Luce couldn’t say how many cars gotten started again. Although evening parking on No Super Bowl had ever seen had had enough of Elway’s ‘We’ll use that in the game.’ ’ ’ "You think about this your whole whole organization,” said line­ creativity. eral Home. 247 Washington St.. he had towed today, but by 9 a .m. he Groot and others asked car also botched a 34-yarder with 13 Manchester streets is prohibited such precision passing from the McConkey caught two passes for life,” he said. "E very pushup you backer Harry Carson, a 12-year Hartford. Burial will be in Mount was already 25 cars behind sche- owners to be patient after they’ve outset. seconds left in the half. during the winter, Thursday was 50 yards and a touchdown and do, every game you play, every veteran whom teammates call the “ The safety was a momentum- St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. duie. His advice to car owners was called for emergency service. They "It hurt us so badly when we Heating system failure the first time this year that a ’The Giants, Who gave New York a returned a punt 25 yards to set up a catch you make, it’s all fora goal — soul of the Giants. "It has been a turning play for us," said Martin, simple: “ Tune it up or back up 10 said that cars should be tuned up couldn't get into the end zone in the Calling hours are today from 5 to 8 daytime parking ban was put intq sweep of the World Series-Super field goal. He also was the Giants’ to be the best.” long time coming." whose 78-yard return of an inter­ 2 p.m. yards and punt.” and winterized before the weather effect. / Bowl crowns for the 1986 seasons, first half when we were first-and- main cheerleader, leading them The game was a culmination of Through 30 minutes, it didn’t ception was the key play in New Memorial donations may be were supposed to win this game goal.” Elway said. “ What a turning cancels Sunday service onto the Rose Bowl field before the the Giants’ greatest season in three seem to be coming at all. Elway had York’s 19-16 regular-season victory made to St. Elizabeth Seton Build­ with defense. And their defenders point that was! You know that game and at halftime, waving a decades. They hadn’t been in an taken the Broncos on drives of 45, over Denver. ing Fund. P.O. Box 485, Rocky Hill were superb in the third quarter, anytime you don’t get points when towel and "getting the crowd N FL championship' game since 58, 74 and 47 yards in the first half. A faulty oil burner Saturday filled man said this morning that the 06067. you have the opportunity, it hurts.” The Broncos also lost in their Travel agents hope for snow holding Denver to two yards total involved.” he said. * losing their third^traight in 1963. the First Church of Christ Scientist church hopes to have the heating He had the Giants' vaunted defense It hurt Karlis the most. The offense. But they had been pushed "It tastes as sweet as I ever other Super Bowl appearance in on North Main Street with smoke, system inspected this morning and But they have Been in the playoffs off-balance, and confused. barefoot kicker’s eyes were red 1978 to Dallas. Comerback Louis By George Loyng around in the, first half and, team imagined." McConkey said. " I four of the 'ast six years, including knocking out the building’s heating repaired by Wednesday evening, Anna Heller manager of Connecticut Travel last year, with Florida the main But Denver managed only 10 from tears after the game. Wright played in that game, too. Herald Reporter captain Harry Carson said, the couldn’t have dreamed of this at the the last three seasons. In 1984 and system and forcing the congrega­ when services are scheduled. She Services in the Manchester Par- attraction. points out of those drives, on a " I feel like I let everyone down,” " I thought this one we had a The funeral for Anna (Thurner) difference was Simms and the start (of the season) when I was in ’85, they lost playoff games to the tion to use temporary heaters to said Sunday morning’s service had kade. “ Connecticut is going to be 48-yard field goal by Rich Karlis, said the kicker who beat Cleveland better chance,” Wright said. " I t ’s 6 Heller, 64, of 72 Chambers St., who As for winter skiing vacations, offense. While most people are tired of the empty.” Green Bay.” eventual Super Bowl winners. San tying the Super Bowl distance hold services Sunday evening. to be canceled because of the died Friday, will be "ruesday at 11 the agent said thdy were not as 23-20 with an overtime field goal in the way we lost that hurts.” Eighth Utilities District fire depart­ smoke. snow and cold the area has been She said business for her is up a.m. at Concordia Lutheran receiving the past few weeks, about 20 percent over last year, popular as the vacations to warmer ment spokesman Thomas O’Marra Church. Pitkin Street. Burial will locales. said today. Chapman said she was not sure if travel agents said they’re hoping which was also a good one. “ Our the oil burner will have to be be in East Cemetery. Calling hours ’The 447 North Main St. building for continued bad weather. phones have not stopped ringing,” Trabitz said that some people replaced. are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. "was literally full of smoke” when An informal survey this morning Trabitz said. who have booked vacations to ski at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main found that bookings to Florida, the On Sunday, while le office was resorts in the West are concern^ Gambling Parcells, Giants pull off the big play 32 firefighters arrived at about 9:50 She said the smoke was reported St. a.m. Saturday. Nobody was hurt, by some women who had gone to Bahamas and other winter refuges closed and she w>.s doing some by the lack of snow out there. She Among survivors are her step­ are up between 20 and 25 percent extra work, Trabitz said she said one person has already O’Marra said. No fire occurred, clean up the church for Sunday Bv John Nodal That put the Giants at their own It was Rutledge’s sneak that got scoring opportunity, but Karlis was Simms to wide receiver Phil mother, Katharinag Thurner of over last year, area travel agencies received about four calls each of the canceled. replays were inconclusive, even and there was no structural dam­ services. The congregation has 50 The Associated Press 48-yard line. They needed only four the Giants going, but it was a again wide right on a 34-yard field McConkey on a flea-flicker play, Manchester, whose name was said. three hours she was there. though six extra cameras were age, he said. to 80 members, Chapmans said, plays to negotiate the next 52 yards goabline stand in the second goal attempt with 13 seconds left putting the ball at the Denver added for the game by CBS. omitted from an obituary in the “ It’s not doing my heating bills “ It’s Just incredible,” she said. Church member Katherine Chap­ and about 30 attend services. PASADENA. Calif. - Center for a touchdown, putting them quarter that stopped the Broncos. before halftime. 1-yard line. Both Kay and Reeves disagreed. Herald Saturday. any good, but it is helping busi­ “ What I ’m hoping for is more good Bart Oates couldn’t believe it. Here ahead 16-10. And the rout was on. Thanks mainly to quarterback “ It really hurt us when we "Clarence Kay caught the foot­ Memorial donations may be ness.” said Jean Graff, manager of employees.” EMERGENCY “ We thought from the start that it was, early in the third quarter. Ultimately, the Giants had a 39-20 John Elway, the Broncos drove couldn’t get it into the end zone ball,” Reeves said. “ I don’t care made to Concordia Lutheran Travel Time of Manchester Inc. Mercury Travel of Manchester Fire — Police — Medical we had to go after them and that’s The New York Giants were behind victory over the Denver BronBos in from their own 20-yard line to a first when we had it first-and-goal,” what the instant replay said. I wear Church. She said Florida seems to be the Inc. also reported an increase in what we did," Parcells said. “ Our Man faces assault charge by a point and Coach Bill Parcells Sunday’s Super Bowl for their first down at the New York 1. It seemed Elway said. "What a turning point glasses, but he caught the football.” most popular spot for those seeking business. An agent there, who DIAL 911 called a fake punt from their own N FL championship since 1956. only a matter of time before they that was. offense is just as competitive as our defense is in its own way. They can Leonard J. Anderson warm weather and sun. declined to give her name, said In Manchester 46-yard line. increased a 10-7 advantage. "Had we scored there, it may Said Kay: “ I had the ball all the A Manchester man was charged been drinking when the quarrel "W e’ve had that in all year,” run if you want. They can throw “ With the low (airline fares) to business is up about 20 percent over "Man, I ’m going, ‘ We’re going to have turned it around for us. Then way. There was no doubt In my Friday night with third-degree began. Among survivors of Leonard J. Parcells said of the fake punt call. Instead, they went backwards. short. They can throw long. If you Florida and the cold weather, even run a fake here?’ ” Oates said. “ I we came out in the second half and mind. That was probably the assault Friday night after he Mrs. Bond declined medical Anderson of 31 Phelps Road, who "W e’ve practiced it for at least 15 First, Elway lost a yard on a rollout want a trick play, they can give you people who’ve never traveled be­ looked over at Bill and said, ‘Are they played great defense." biggest play of the game right allegedly struck his wife and attention, police said. Bond was died Friday, is a sister, Lillian weeks. It's a gut feeling. to the right. Then, Gerald Willhite that. fore are going.” she said. Business you touched?’ Said Karlis: “ I let the momentum there, and when they got that sack banged her head against a wall, held on $1,500 surety bond pending DeHan of Toledo, Ohio. Her name for her Hartford Road agency is up "Rutledge is a real heady guy. If was held to no gain. Finally, (for the safety) it changed the "Usually you run it from the shift.” “ We thought we really had to go police said. an appearance this morning in was omitted from a previous at least 25 percent, Graff said. he thinks it’s going to work, he runs Sammy Winder tried to sweep left momentum of the game.” other team’s 30 or 35-yard line. But The third quarter was a night­ after them offensively, not play Kevin J. Bond, 41, and his wife, Manchester Superior Court. obituary in the Herald. “ I think Florida is going to sink it. If he doesn’t, he’s going to take end and lost four yards. it worked.’ ’ mare for the Broncos. They started conservative." McNally said he contacted the Kathleen, 26, both of 103 Bissell St., The funeral was today at the into the bottom of the sea because of the delay of game. He looked over That left Denver at the Giants' ofiicials at halftime about the play. It sure did. On fourth-and-one, the it leading 10-9, but managed only One play before Martin sacked were quarreling when Bond Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. all the people,” said Gayle Trabitz,_ at me and I nodded my head so he 6-yard line. They still seemed a punched his wife in the left arm, U.S. bombers based on Saipan Giants shifted from punt formation two yards in total offense to New Elway for the safety, Elway threw “ I was told that two of them — ^Xinter storm to a T-formation with backup ran the play.” good bet to extend their lead, but York’s 163. The quarter ended with slapped her in the face and banged attacked Tokyo Nov. 24, 1944, Rich Karlis was wide right on a a pass that tight end Clarence Kay head linesman Terry Gierke and quarterback Jeff Rutledge, in at Said Denver Coach Dan Reeves the Giants on top 26-10 and ii her head against a wall, according during World War II. This was the 23-yard field goal attempt. dove for near the Denver 30-yard field judge Pat Mallette — had seen to a police report. Mrs. Bond told first raid against the Japanese ON YOUR WAY W /IA lS blocking back instead of Gary said; “ That was a big field position became 33-10 a little more than four line. Kay grasp the ball on its sides as it police she and her husband had capital by land-based planes. Reasons, moving under center. swing. We could have been in great Later in the period. the Giants got minutes into the final quarter. Officials on the field ruled the touched the ground. By rule, that is 2-YEARS OF C Rutledge followed Oates, veering shape. Our field position in the third a safety when George Martin The New York touchdown which pass incomplete. Instant replay an incomplete pass. There was no slightly to the right, to sneak two quarter was terrible. We had sacked Elway in the Denver end made it 26-10. was set up by a official Art McNally in the press evidence on any replay to overturn ADVENTURE A l» t1 7 , yards for a Giants first down. none." zone. The Broncos had still another 44-yard pass from quarterback Phil box supported the ruling, saying it, either." F O R C O L

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bdoK the next one hits. By Tom Conovon come true, not only for me, but for Simms’ life. He completed a Super The Associated Press the whole Giants organization.” Bowl record 22 of 25 passes for 268 said linebacker Harry Carson, now yards and three touchdowns, once omyn5995r„tr PASADENA, Calif. - Tears, a champion after 12 seasons. “ It and for all proving the Giants made hugs, Joy and most of all relief. has been a long time coming. I Just the right choice in making him a The Toro 521 was recently rated the The New York Giants exorcised wish I didn’t have to wait so long.” No. 1 draft pick in 1979. tw(>stage snowthrower by a leading the ghosts of seasons past with a The wait has been even longer for "In my wildest dreams 1 couldn’t 39-20 victory over the Denver Giants owner Wellington Mara, have hoped it would work out this consumer publication. Broncos Sunday in the Super Bowl. whose family has owned the fran­ way,” said Simms, named the • It p^ormed “excellent” in "N o matter what people say chise since its inception in 1925. The game’s mot valuable player. " I about our team, whether the Giants club’s last title was in 1956. don’t know what everyone will dry snow, wet snow, packed don’t look good anymore or what “ Two weeks ago, I told (Chicago think of when they think of the If you can rise to the tough mental and physical chal­ snow, an(l throwing ability. they want, as long as I live I ’ll owner) Virginia McCaskey that if Giants, but it doesn’t matter. They lenge offered in today’s Army, you can build the muscle, • IWYearLim^Wanraiity. always have a Super Bowl ring,” there were words to express my can’t say that we were never world skills, stamina and self-confidence that can help you meet N FL M VP Lawrence Taylor said. opinion I didn’t know them yet and champions and I ’m proud of that.” •No money down. "For one lime in my career, we’ll I ’m not any smarter today,” Mara What people might think is that all of life’s challenges. be considered the best in the said In accepting the Super Bowl 7 things could have been different Rates based on 20% down. Rates subject to change. Instant credit In addition to self-reliance, teamwork and pride, in available to qualified world.” trophy. "But I ’m very proud.” had the Broncos not squandered so The most competitive rates, two years you can come away with up to $17,000 for There was no question about that Many of the Giants were not even many chances in the first half. and an unmatched special level of college, if you qualify. buyers on Toro’s after the second half at the Rose bom the last time the team won a Placekicker Rich Karlis missed service are why COMFED remains Bowl. The Giants dominated in title, but many have dreamed about two easy field goals, one coming New England's number one mort­ You can choose from several skihs to train in and revolving charge winning their 12th straight and for it more than once. UORTGAOS C O ., INC. after Denver was stopped on three gage lender. You cap bank on it get your training reserved for up to 12 months from now. plan. Ask for details. the 17th time in 19 games this "This is one of those games I ’ve straight plays after getting a first When it comes to your mort­ season. played in since I was a kid,” and goal at the New York 1. gage. you can bank on COMFED. Call now and select your challenge. 1 Haven’t you done without a Ibro long enou^?* ' Phil Simms put the Giants linebacker Carl Banks said. “ I " I f they had scored that would 643-4109 offehse into overdrive with 30 wasn’t very nervous because it have made it tough for us,” Taylor Windsor Locks Orange second-half points and the vaunted seemed like I played the game over AP photo . Manchester Army Office said. “ We would have been down 1-800-842-3235 627-9486 1 800 922-3260 795-0551 New York defense rebounded from and over again since I was a kid. 17-7 and that a long way to come New York tight end Zeke Mowatt (84) is Bronco defender Steve Foley couldn't S55 Main Street Q ajfitoi Equipment Qo,, 9ue, a tentative first half to shut down I ’ve dreamed of being here. I loved back from.” CONNECTICUT MORTCACE OFFICES: Crem wich 795 0SS1 Litchfield County 868 7532 in the end zone for a touchdown after stop the scoring play, one of many by Mystic536-4277 Orange795-0551 WindsorLocks 627 9486 John Elway and company until it it. I ’m Just about In tears. This is the Actually, the Giants only trailed ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. 38 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 didn’t matter anymore. biggest moment of my life.” gathering in a 6-yard pass from Phil the Giants. PHONE 6434311 ” It was the realization of a dream It was also the biggest moment of Please turn to page IS Simms in the first quarter of play. I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. M. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 86. IB87 — II SCOREBOARD

E.NewMexlceX, Texas w n Bupor Bowl roeorda E. WoshlngtenSI, U.S. lnlenKffhNMl77 ForiL8Wlt74,W.NewMtaxlceSS Footlian PASADENA, Calif. (A P ) — A list of (tomaMX,PariiqndS records set or tied In S u n g 's S u w Bowl GrondConnYon105,S.UtahSt.91 between the New York Giants and Denver Quarterbacks Hoywoftfl9.66,ChlcoStJB Ss • wwr WM » ww ^ Broncos: ldalw9l.9,Ncv.-ReneS7 6linti39.Broncos20 .RECORDS SRT Unfleld77,S.Oreooo»,OT Indtaidual JOHN ELWAY IMelroSt. MO, Atasko-FoIrbanksTO Most Consecutive Compleled Passes— 10, MontanoTS, Boise St. 9 » # • ! • - » MontanaSt.M,ldaho63^ ___ Phil Simms, N.Y. Giants; old record 8, Denver Broncos NattonalM,Colo.-ColoradoS^liiBsS6 M.V. Otanta T < n l » - » accomplished twice, last by Joe Thelsmann, Washington, 1983. Nev.-Los VeqgsB, N. MeidcoSt. 58 Den— FG Korlls « , 4;W. Dive: 45 Highest Completion Percentage (min­ pass attempts pass attempts 25 NewMexloo^ColoradoSt.S4 vcKdf. I ploys. Key ploys: Elwoy 10 run; imum 15 completions) — 88 percent, Phil N./MexlcoHlohtandsm,AdamsSt.71 Elwoy 24 poss to Jockson. Denver I, New Simms, N.Y. (JIants; old record, 73.5, Ken completions completions 22 NorihDakotara,N.ColoradeM York 0. ' Anderson, andnnoll, 1982. N.ArizonaM,WeberSt.9 ^ NY— Mowott A poss from Simms Shortest Reid (>oal Missed — 23 yards. completed completed 88% N.Montano104,Carroll,Mony4 (Alleere kick), 9:33. Drive: JS yards, 9 Rich Korlls, Denver; old record 27 yards, NWNozarenemw.OregonW,OT ploys. Key ploys: Simms 17 pass to Lou Michaels, Baltimore, 1989. yards passing yards passing 268 OregonX, Woshlnolon St. 55 Manuel; Simms 18 pass to Robinson; Team interceptions OreraSt.7l,WashlnglonX _ Sm m s 17 pass to Bovoro. New Y em 7, Narrowest Halffime Margin — 1 point interceptions 0 Podflc LuttieronX, Simon FroserS Denyer 3. (Denver W, (Jlonts V>; old record 3 i^ n ts touchdown passes touchdown passes 3 Pepperdlne94,Lovola,Callf.9 _D en-Jlw oy 4 run (Korlls kick), 12:54. (Rltsburoh^MlnnssotaO),197S. PI. Lomo NazareneX, COI Lulheren 61 Drlye: 59 yards, Aptays. Keyptov: Elwoy9 Most Points One Half, Teom — 30, N.Y. Pomana-PltzerB1,LaVSrne70 pan to Winder, plus 1 2 -y ^ late hit penalty Redtandi7l,0ccldental9 Giants, second half; old record 38, Son Rocky Mountain 9 , Montana TecMO on ^rs o n and A-yord misconduct penalty on Franclsco,flrst half, 1985. I°ylpr. Denver W, New York 7. Second AOonmoulh, N J . 9 , St. Francis, Po. 76 St. /Mortln'sTO, LewlsClark St., IdohoX Most Poinfs Second Ha lf,BothTeams— 40 Nowtoptwentyfirad Moorhoute 114, BenedIclX (N .Y Giants 30, Denver M ); old record 31 /Moravian 50, Dickinson 90 ^ — Safety, Elwoy tackled Inend zone by (Dallas 17, Pittsburgh 14), 1979. Martin, i2;i4. Denver 1A New York 9. Baaketbafl /M oira St. 9 , Md.-E. Shore 79,20T Highest Completion Percentage (min­ A hwenty teams In The MuMHibera 72, Franklin 5 Ntarsholl 69 ^ Tlilrd Quarter imum 15 completions). Team — 88percent, AMOctaled Press' coHege basketball poll Boyoro 13pantrom Slmms(Alleere N.Y. Giants; old record, 73.9, Cincinnati, New Haven 74, S. Connecticut 60 kick), 4:52. Drlye: A3 yards, 9 plays. 1982. Ntooara X , Sierra M Rec baaketbafl NBA atandingi N. Adoim St. 99, Worcester St. X 1^ ploys: Rutledge 1 run for first dovm off Fewest Punts, Both Teams — 5 (N .Y l.lpiM(l51)beatNo.5Purdue7567;beat J Northeastern 104, /Maine 78 take punt formation from New York 4A; Glants3, Denver 2); old record6 (Oaklond3, No. 3 Indiana 10188; lost fo Ohio State Sm m s 23 pan to Rouson. New York 1A, Phlladelphla3),1981. 3 M . N. Georgia 102, Lo(3ranM X Denver 10. EASTERN CONFERENCE Nyock A King's, N.Y. S RECORDS TIED Aftantic OMston 2. North Carolina (17-1) beat Wake Oneonta St. 67, Medgar Evers 62 Poo Woo 1^— fG Allegre 21, 11:06. Drive: <0 Ifidividuol F o ^ 3 5 3 ; beat (taorgta Tech 9355. vords,9plovs. Kevploy: McConkey25punt W L F e f. Philo. Textile X , Adelphi 69 Longest Reid Goal — 48 yards. Rich Boston X 11 .732 3. Indiana (1 5 » lostta No. 11owa 10188; 76ers 20 (Kevin Coughlin 6, Jason retain. New Yorti 19, Denver M. Korlls, Denver; tied Jon Slenerud, Kansas beat Minnesota X -X . Pittsburgh X , Boston Coll. 52 Doucette 5. Paul Sole, Ann KItsock and NY— Morris 1 run (Alleere kick), 14:34. Philadelphia 23 18 .561 7 Ptollsburah St. 85, New Poltz 71 Heidi Peltier each added 4 points.) Jazz City, 1970. Washington X 20 JOO 4. NevMtaLos Vegas (151) beat Fuller- Drive: « yards, 5 plays. Key plays: Most Safeties — 1, George Martin, N.Y. 916 Point Pork 72, Geneva 71 17 (Patrick Flynn and Chris Daly played New York 13 X .317 17 tai^tate7365; bsatLonaBeachState10574; Potsdam 75, Atabny St., N.Y. 69 9m m s 17pautoAAanuel; Slmms44i9asstoto Ghmls; tied 3 ottiers, lost by New Jersey 11 x .275 beat New /Mexico State 8558. well) McConkey off flea-flicker. New Yoifc 26, Woechter, Chlcogo, 1986. 18'6 Pratt 74, Bard 42 Spurs 26 (Patrick Quish 12, Noth Central Dhdsien 5. Purdue (152) lost ta No. 1 1owa 7567; Providenoe 61, CwNiecllcut S Denver 10. Team beat No. 9 Illinois X 86, O T. Mlzoros 7, M ark Forschino 6.) Celtics Feurffi Quarter Detroit X 13 .667 Rhode Island 67, West Virginia 62 14 (Ben Berte and Jared Macary ployed Most Touchdowns, Team — 5, N.Y. Atlanta X 14 .650 16 ^ 6. DePoul (168) beat Indiana State61-49; , NY— McConkey A pan from SImms Giants; tied 5 others, last by Chicago, 1986. Xder 95, Hofslra 69 well) A M Evansville 7568; lost ta No. 15 (Allegre kick), 4:04. Drlye: 52 yords, 7 Milwaukee x 18 .X I 3 Rochester 75, RPI 64 Most Safeties, Team— 1,N.Y.(^ants;tled Chlcoga 21 18 .SX (Seorgetown 7571. Lakers X (Jamie Lazzerls 14, Billy plcws. Key ploys: Simms 36 pan fo 3others; tost by Chlcogo, 1986. 5 Rochester Tech 70, Nazareth 69 Schultz 6, Jam ie Saullonls 6. Kevin Indiana x 21 ,4M 7 7. Syrooiw (17-1) beat Vlltanova 3 W ; Roger M/llllams 72, Coast Guard 64 Robinson; 14 p a n Interference penalty Most Points Rest Quarter, Both Teams— Cleveland |6 X 3 1 beat No. 14 St. John's 6563. Repoll played well.) Hawks 26 (Geoff on Wright In endzone. New York 11, Denver ll'/i Rutgers 65, Duauesne54 Merten 6, Hal Blaleck 4, Cathy M orlortv 17 (Denver 10, N.Y. Giants 7); tied Miami 10, WESTERN CONFERENCE l9tab*9 H52) beat /Massachusetts 10. San Francisco 7,1985. Sacred Heart 95, Brhtoeirart 9 4). ^ „ MMwesi Dh/Man 73M; beat Atabomo-BIrmlngham 67-60. St. Boiraventure74, George WashingtonX Den— FG Korlls 20, 8:59. Drive: 84 Fewest Punts, Team — 2, Denver; tied 9. minols (154) lostta No. 5PurdueX-86, y o r* , 13 plays. Key ploys: Elway U p o n Dallas X 14 3 0 Pittsburgh, 1980. Utah a 16 30 O T ; beat Arizona 8^ . ta M. Jackw n; Elwoy 11 passtoV. Johnson. Fewest Punt Returns, Both Teams — 2 2'A St. Peter's 64, Arm y 56 New York Denver Houston B 19 s j f 4V6 A,’!!; DM) Itaot Georgia Tech St. Thonras Aoulnos X , Franklin Plerce75 n, 11. (Denver 1, N.Y. Giants 1); tied Dallas 1, Denver 19 x .452 6786; tast ta No. 12 Duke 105103. NY— Anderson 2 run (kick tailed), Miami 1,1973. 8 Sacramento 13 27 .3B n . M lohom o (143) beat Oklahoma Scranton 72, Wilkes 63 10:42. Drive: 46 yards, 5 plays. Key 13 State 9487; beat Kansas State 01-78. Soccer Herald photo by Pinto ploys; Rouson 18run;Slmms22bootlegrun. San Antonio 12 X .293 14>6 Shenandoah M3 Wesley X Herald photo by Pinto Pacific DIvMlen 12. Duke (153) lest to No. X North Shepherd 02, Davis 5 Elkins 81 N New York 19, Denver 11. Bupar Bowl MVPa L .^ L o k e rs 32 9 .780 to p lln a State X-74; beat No. 10 Oemson , D*n— V.Johnson 47 pass from Elwav 105103. Shippensburg 77, East Stroudsburg 69 UConn's Phil Gamble (25) has control of look on during action Saturday night at UConn captain Gerry Besselink (33) Portland X 17 3 5 7>/i SE /Massachusetts M2, /Mass.-Boston 81 Wright. UConn couldn’t connect from (Korlls kick), 12:54. Drive: 69 vards, 5 13; Alebomo (15B beat No. 17 Auburn ploys. Key ploys: None. New Yoik 19, Golden State X X .535 10 S. /Maine 56, Rhode Island Coll. 43 M8G Rowdlot the basketball as teammate Cliff Robin­ the Civic Center. The Friars won, 61-53. gets a shot off over the defense of the field, or the foul line, and wound up By The Assoclafed ProM Seattle 21 19 JBS W'/i 8882; beat Tennessee X-71. Stockton St. 09, Montdalr St. 50 Denver 20. The Most Voluoble Plovers of the 20 Super (13-3) beat No. MPIttsburgh The Manchester Soccer Club Rowdies son (00) and Providence's Dave Kipfer A— 101JI63. Phoenix 17 X .405 15'6 Susouetranno 64, Albright 9 Providence’s Pop Lewis (23) and Steve with its fourth straight loss. ■ Bowls games,as selected by Sport Magazine L.A. Clippers 5 X .IX 36 6382; lostta No. 7Syracuse6563. Svracuse 64, St. John's 63 (boys 13 years old) won two games over (x-multiplewinner): Sotartav's Qomet 15. G e o ^ o w n (152) beat Connecticut Trenton St. 69, Rutgers-Camden 52 the weekend defeating Wethersfield, Den NYO 1987— Phil Simms, New York Giants 6551; beat No. 6 DePoul 7571. 31, and Hartford CRT, 3-0. Bill Kennedy First downs Dallas IX , L.A. Lakers 117 Tuffs 73, Trinity, Conn. 9 23 24 1986— Richard Dent, Chicago Atlanta 97, Seattle 87 16. Pittsburgh (154) lostta No. 14St. John's scored two goals for the Rowdies In Ruslies-vards 1M2 38-136 Union, N.Y. 115, Hobart 105 1985— Joe Montana, San Fronclsco-x Phoenix 104, Indiana 103 63;X; beat Boston College 8563 Ursinus X , Spring Garden 9 , O T their win over Wethersfield while Matt, Passing 320 263 1984— Marcus Allen, Los Angries Holders IT Auburn (114) lost to No. 13 Kohut added a goal. Don Warren, Steve Return Yards Houston 115, Washington 92 Utica Tech 77, Daemon 69 9 18 1983— John Riggins, Washington San Antonio IX , New York 101 Alabama 8882; beat Mississippi 8581. White, Michael Kelsey, Brian Sordo, Comp-Att-Int 2A41-1 22-250 Vossor 74, N.Y. Poly 56 Foul shooting betrays UConn against Providence 1982— Joe Montana, San Francisco and Bob Copeland ployed well. Sacked-Yards Lost Cleveland 114, Chicago 84 Vlltanova X , Seton Hall 9 4-32 1-5 1981— ^Jlm Plunk^,Oaklond Denver IX, Milwaukee IX 18. N o w (135) beat Delaware 8560; Kennedy and Kelsey were standouts for Punts 2U1 246 Wagner 66, St. Fronds, N.Y. 64 1980— Terry Brodshow, Plttsburgh-x Sacramento IX , Detroit 113 tori to I ^ e l X 8 0 ; beat William 5 Mary Washington X , Sworthmore 69 the Rowdies against Hartford. Fumbles-Lost 20 0 0 1979— Terry Brodshow, Pittsburgh 8399; tori to Kentucky 8069. Penalties-Yards Sunday's Qome West L lb e ^ X , Salem, Vo. 79 By Len Auster half. The Huskies were ll-for-35 4-28 A48 1978— Ramlv White and Harvey /Martin, Boston 111, Philadelphia 96 T e ^ Christian (143) beat Texas 16-11, but the Friars have won the Time of Possession 25:21 34:39 Dallas W. Virginia St. 114, Concord 9 . Sports Editor Mendov's Qomes ra-X; beat Texas Tech 4843; beat Houston W.Va.WeslevanX,W.VIralntaTechn (31.4 percent) from the field; the last four in a row... Pikiell drew the 1977— Fred Blletnlkoff,Oakland Seattle at Utah, 9 :X p.m. 62>56. Friars lO-for-36 (31.3percent). The INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1976— Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh X . North Carolina State (139) beat No. 12 starting nod for the injured Jeff RUSHING— Denver, Elwav 527, WII- Detroit at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. W. Connecticut X , N.Y. Maritime 65 If, only. . . Huskies crashed both backboards, 1975— Franco Horris, Pittsburgh Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 10:X p.m . Duke X-74; lost to Kansas 7480. W lllom Paterson 55, Rutgers-Nework Gamble^ Robinson Ineligible King. He was second high for the Ihlte 4-19, Sewell 3-4, Long 22, Winder 40. 1974— Larry Csonka, Miami Denver at Portland, 10:X p.m. The University of Connecticut totaling a whopping 36 rebounds New York, Morrls20A7,Slmms22S, Rouson 63 Huskies with 12 points. He feil 1973— Jake Scott, Miami Tuesday's fSnmes Williams 91, Bowdoln 79 -basketball team, reeling from including 20 from the offensive 222, (Solbreoth 4-17, Corthon 24, Anderson 1972— Roger Staubach,Dallas Indiana at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. heavily with four seconds left. 2-1, Rutledge 20. How the top twentv teams In The Worcester Tech X , Kings Point X BASEBALL endless rumors about the status of STORRS (AP) — Tlie already stumbling must maintain minimum cumulative grade-point glass. Robinson corraled9 first-half 1971— Chuck Howlev, Dallas Phllodelphio at New York, 8 p.m. York, Po. X , Allentown 50 Calhoun reported that Pikiell hurt PASSING— Denver, Elwav 2237-1-304, 1970— Len Dawson, Kansas City Associated Press' college basketball poll three of its players — including two University of Connecticut will be struggling to stay averages, evaluated on a per-semester basis, in t^ la k 4-40-48. New York, Simms 22250 Boston at Chicago, 8:X p.m. fared Sunday: offensive caroms, a total he would his rear end, and not the right 1969— Joe Nomoth, New York Jets Washington at Dallas, 8: X p.m. NEW YORK M E TS -A g re e d to terms ' starters — did a lot of good things on its feet with the loss of three players because of 1. Iowa (151) dM not play. SOUTH with Howard Johnson, Inflelder, on a order to take part in extracurricular activities, finish the game with. He had 15 shoulder that he separated twice in 1968— Bart Starr, (jreen Bay-x Utah at Houston, 8:X p.m. Alabama 82, Tennessee 71 Saturday night at the Civic Center. poor academic performance. RECEIVIN(3— Denver, V.Johnson 5121, 1967— Bart Starr, Green Bov O tro lt at San Antonio, 8: X p.m. I North Carolina 07-1) did not ploy. one-veor contract. according to ’Tim Tolokan, the school’s sports rebounds overall. the pre-season. UConn must lead Wlllhite 539, Winder 4-34, Jackson 251, 3. Indiana (15X did not p4ay. Alabama A BM 116, Stillman 91 BASKETBALL The Huskies hit both backboards Coach Jim Calhoun confirmed Sunday that the Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. Alobomo St. X , GrambUng 09 information director. UConn held a 33-30 lead early in the country with players wearing Watson 254, Sampson 220, Mobley 2-17, Milwaukee at Golden State, 10:X p.m. 4. Nevodo-Los Vegas (151) did not with a vengeance, fiercely attacked team will play the ll remaining games in the Sewell 2-12, Long 1-4. New York, Bavoro4-51, plov. Athens St. 82, BIrm.-Southern 50 M ILW A U K EE BUCKS— Signed Junior ’There has been concern in the school’s embattled the second half but a Lewis aircasts with three — King, George Morris 4-20, Corthon 4-13, Robinson 262, New Jersey ot Sacramento, 10:X p.m. 5. Purdue (152) did not ploy. Auburn B , Mississippi 61 Brldgemon, guard-forward, tor the rest of . the Providence College bomb squad season without sophomore starters Cliff Robinson Aub.-Montaomery 73, Faulkner 71 athletic department that the loss of one of more of three-point bomb tied it and his fifth and James Spradling, who regis­ Atanuel 243, McConkey 2-50, Rouson 1-23, *• DePoul (165) lostta No. UGeorgetown the season. with a matchup zone that forced the and Phil Gamble, and reserve Robert Ursery. the players could severely undermine the recruit­ Mowott 1-6. Celtics 111. 76era 98 7571. Baptist, S.C. X , SW Louisiana 81 PH ILA D ELPH IA 76ERS— Activated An­ from 19-feet, 9-inches put the Friars tered a DNP. Scholastic Belmont Abbey X , Mt. Olive 73 Friars into 32.3 percent shooting Guard Te rry Coffey also did not regain the MISSED FIELD GOALS— Denver, Korlls 7. Svracuse (17-1) did not play. drew Toney, guard. ing efforts of first-year Coach Calhoun. ahead (38-37) to stay with 14;57left. Calhoun was not happy with the 23, 34. 8. Temple (152) did not play. Bethel, Tenn. 70, Cumberland 69 COLLEQE from the floor, and showed the eiigiblity he lost last season. Calhoun said. PHILADELPHIA (X) BluefleM St. IX , Bristol M3 The basketball program is by far the school’s The Huskies tried to fight back, officiating crew of Jim Burr, David 9. Illinois (144) did niri play. CO NNECTICUT— Announced that Cliff * intensity that every coach would Gamble said he was in tears Saturday night in the Hinson 38 34 9, Barkley 515 56 18, 10. Clemson (17-1) did not play. Campbell 79, WInthrop 63 Robinson, Phil (3omble and Robert Urierv, largest athletic revenue-producer, but it has been closing to 48-46 on a Gamble Day and Joe Mingle. "The officiat­ Aaaumptlon vanity boya McCormick 512 35 10, Ervlng 311 (H) 6, 11. Oklahoma (143) did not play. Catawba 69, Elan 61 forwards, and Terry Cottav, guard, ore : love, including their own Jim Hartford Civic Center locker room after the team’s beset by off-court problems, including cases of foul-line jumper with 3:48 left. But Cheeks1-6(M)2,Roblnson381-15,Wlnoale4-6 Oiris. Newport 61, Greensboro 57 ing was bad, and then smoothed out 2 12. Duke (153) dM not play. academical lylneUglbletoplavtorthe rest of : Calhoun. 61-58 loss to Big East Conference rival Provl(lence. NFL playoff picture The Assumption Junior High boys' 518,Toney5113321, Free351-37,C0lter57 Clark, Go. 85 Columbus 61 academic ineligibility, the past two seasons. the Huskies couldn’t connect, and I guess the word would be. I didn’t bosketball team trounced St. Bernard's 13. Alabama (152) dM not ploy. the season. The Huskies, though, forget to put “ I was really ntiad... all tlw frustration and anger 1-210, Vranes50080. Totals358915XX. 14. St. John's (133) did not ptav. coastal Carolina 74, Augusta 55 DARTMOUTH— Named Brud Blck- Communication between the academic and the Friars ran off a 8-1 string that like the officiating for the first time ot Rockville, 49-9, Soturdav to raise Its OavMson X , Citadel 50 the ball in the basket. That, more came out," Gamble said. “We have to accept it Sunday, Dec. 38 record to 8-1 (or the season. Luke Relllv 15. (toorgelown (152) beat No. 6 nell, Mike Hutchins, Steve RoMctraud, athletic communities at the state university has was capped by — what else — a all year. It’s not an excuse, just it New York Jets 35, Kansas City 15 BOSTON (111) DePoul 7571. Delta St. 97, Valdosta St. Paul Ferraro, and Desmond Robinson ' than anything else, was the prim­ right now. It’s better for it to happen now than in our poured In 39 points for the Warriors. McHale 1319 44 X , Bird 514 55 17, Duke IX , Clemson M3 been a problem, according to a task force report Donovan three-point bomb. That was bad.” B urr slapped Calhoun Washington 19, Los Angeles Roms 7 Mott Arnold added six points. 16. Plttsiiurgh (154) did not play. assistant football coaches. Retained Glen ary explanation for their 61-53 loss senior year. We’re going to hit the books like we did Saturday, Jon. 1 Parish 7-14 7-7 21, Johnson 1-1 34 5, 17. Auburn (114) dM not play. Enrary B Henry 69, E. Mennonite 63 Plers.asslstanttootball coach. returned to university president John T . Casteen made it 56-47 and sealed the with a technical in the first half for Alnge 5115416, Kite 1-2365, Dove 1-2003 Fjogler 72, Rorida Memorial 57 to the Friars in Big East action last semester and come back next semester ready Cleveland 23, New York Jets 20, 20T 18. N o w (135) lost to Kentucky 8569. m last May. Huskies’ fate. — it’s believed — taking off his Washington 27, Chicago 13 Aaaumptlon JV boya Slchtlno365C4, Vincent 1-2324,Henry1-30O » . Texas Christian (163) did not play. Rorida X , Vanderbilt n KANSAS— Named Gory Huff offensive -> before a crowd of 10,479. UConn was to ploy." Sunday, Jon. 4 2, Roberts 1-31-23, Carlisle 1-1003 Totals X . North Carolina Stole (135) lost to Rorida St. M, So. Mississippi 74 coordinator. When CoMh Dom Pemo resigned under pressure "We should have won the game," jacket after vehemently disagree­ 45X334111. Furman 62, E. Tennessee St. 61 a poor 35.2 percent from the floor, Itold Robinson, “ We’re here todotwothings, help New York Giants 49, San Francisco 3 The Assumption Junior High boys Kansas 7480. W YO M IN G -N om ed Dave Butterfield last spring, Calhoun was brought to the school with said Robinson, who led UConn with ing on one of many calls. "Th a t’s Denver 22, New England 17 lunlor varsity basketball team clob­ PbHodelpblo 17 X IS 86— M George /Mason 79, E. Carolina 74 defensive coach. itself, and more importantly the (basketball) program and get a degree.” the promise of changes in the basketball program. 14 points, "but the foul shooting 6 Bettan XXX 84—111 Go. Southern 9 , Samtord 73 irritating. We don’t have a league Sunday, Jon. 11 bered St. Bernard's of Rockville, 37-5. couldn’t find the range on what are Robinson, Gamble, and Ursery will continue to M nver 23, Cleveland 20, O T Jed Pillion led the Warriors with 18 Three-point goals— Alnge 2, Toney 2, ttompden-Sydney 93 Lynchburg X But it wasn’t until 12 days ago. with rumors killed us. We were ready to play and with unemotional coaches. And I New York Giants 17, Washington 0 points while Joev Perras added 10. Barkley, Colter, Bird. Fouled out— None. Sunday’s collage hoop scores ttardln-SImmons X , (toorgla St. 9 termed free throws. The Huskies practice with the Huskies, 6-10 overall and 1-6 in the abounding that several players may be kicked off wanted to win really bad.” Rebourxls— Philadelphia 51 (McCormick Jacksonville St. X , N. Alabama 76 couldn’t even get the sucker off,” Sundov, Jan. IS Assumption's record Is 51. entered the game shooting a Big East. Ursery still faces a review of one of his the basketball team because of low grades, that the "There’s been so much going on, Super Bowl 13), Boston 53 (Parish 15). Assists— James AAodlscn 9 , N.C-Wllmlnglon 71 Calhoun said. Philadelphia 17 (Colter 4), Boston X EAST Johnson Bible 69, Ky. Christian X Hockey horrible 64.4 percent from the grades and may later be declared eligible. At Pasadena, Cam. Georgetown 74, DePoul 71 school hired an academic advisor for interscholas­ we just wanted to play hard and UConn outrebounded the Friars. New York Giants 39, Onver 20 (Johnson9). Total fouls— Philadelphia X , Louisiana St. 67, W. Kentucky 9 charity stripe. "The players worked very hard in the fall and did tic athletes. show people we are capable of Boston 21. Technicals— Bird, Philadelphia Husson X , Hawthorne 63 AOemphls St. 9 , Virginia Tech 66 56-42. Gerry Besselink. who had ice Cooch Guokos. A— 1430. Penn St. 78, St. Bonoventure 57 Mercer X , Texos-San Antonio 77 They couldn’t even match that all I asked them to do," Calhoun said. "F ro m the ’llien, late last week, the sidiool announced it was playing a 40-minute game." (George Pro Bowl SOUTH on his right knee for most of the Sunday, Fob. 1 Methodist 9 , Averelt 716 NHLstandinga against the Friars. They were a day I took the job, we had a tough academic hole to relieving 6S-year-old Athletic Director John L. said. "But we had letdowns at Chris. Newport 59, N.C.-Greensboro 63 Miami, Flo. 91, Marquette X , OT final 10 minutes with brief spurts of At Henelulu Bowling Big East atandlngs Greensboro 90, Va. Wesleyan 92 dreadful 15-for-33, including misfir­ climb out of and they almost made it." T o ix r of his duties as of June 30 and beginning a times, and had two or three AFC vs. NFC, 4 p.m. Miss. Valley St. 79, Jackson St. 74 action, grabbing 12. Kentucky X , N o w 69 Moreheod St. X , Austin Peoy S3 WALES CONFERENCE ing on five front ends of one-and-one Under complex UConn regulations, students nationwide search for a replacement. turnovers in a row, but you can’t Sm Big East Conference O'all Louisiana St. 52, Mississippi St. X W L w L Murray St. X , E. Kentucky X Fotrick Dhrtston bonus situations. say that was the difference other MIDWEST New Orleans 73 Louisiana Tech 50 W L T FtS OFQA Syracuse 6 0 17 1 Kansas 74, N. Carolina St. X Any reason? "Nope." said Tate than the foul shooting." U.B. Mixed Georgetown 4 2 14 2 Norfolk St. 69, St. Paul's X Phllodelphta 32 13 4 X 2D6 136 FROVIOENCE (61) — Dave Kipfer 4-9 SOUTHWEST North Carolina 93 ( t o o r ^ Tech 55 N Y Islanders 24 21 4 52 175 I X 'George, shaking his head. "We as hard as we could. As a coach you of the season. ’The three will remain (l-of-9) and Bill Donovan (3-of-lO) HUSKY NOTES - UConn. with Edith Mason 175464, Rose Lougtln Providence 4 2 14 3 Arkansas X , Texas AO M 69 3-411, Pop Lewis ^162-219, Jocek Duda Super Bowl statlstica St. John's 4 3 13 3 N. Carolina AB T93 Bethune-CookmanTS Mtashlnofen X X 7 X I X 19 . practice them a lot, but once it can’t ask for any more." 0-1 00 0, Delray Brooks MO 2-2 7, Billy 182-477, Reels Lougtln 209-549, VIn TOURNAMENTS New Jersey X 24 5 45 IX 2X at UConn in school in hopes of in the Huskies' matchup zone. " I 11 games left, is at Boston College Urban 328-548, Jack Ahlberg303, Marge Vlllanova 4 3 11 7 .starts, it goes through the team. ’The loss, encouraging as it was, Donovan 6-17 3-518, M arty Conlon0201 Pittsburgh 3 2 14 4 Monhottewyltle Corile Closeic N.C.-Aslra^le X , Appalachian St. 54 N Y Rangers 18 X 8 44 M2 195 regaining their eligibility. thought we did a terrific job in the Tuesday night. . . UConn held 0, Steve Wright 3-7 (TO 6, Carlton Screen PASADENA, Calif. (A P ) — Notes from DeLlsle 176, Alice Brown 177-491, Tom N.C. Central 70, Winston-Salem 61 PItlsbureh '18 a 8 44 174 159 - There’s no excuse for it." was the fourth straight for Connec­ Providence. 4-2 in the Big East Providence, the third-leading team Burton 203, Fred Kozicki 231-204-206-641, Seton Hall 7 6 11 6 f/tanhattanvllle 106, St. Joseph's, Malne99 matchup," Calhoun said. Provi­ 03 01 0, D arryl Wright OO 00 0, Abdul Super Bowl XXI, won by the New York Boston College 1 5 8 8 N.C. Orarialte X , Wofford 57 A d o rn Dfytston “ We missed layups, we missed ticut which is in the Big East cellar and 14-3 overall, leads the country dence coach Rick Pitino called it scoring wise in the country, 30 Shamsid-Deen OO 00 0. Totals X-651015 Giants3220over the Denyer Broncos: Kris McLaughlin 184-205203-591, Sharon Connecticut 1 6 6 10 N E Louisiana 56, N. Texas St. 9 Hartford X 18 6 56 161 I X 61. Most Valuable PtoyW Madore 180, Diane Brennan 185192-185 Third Ptm t NW LoulslanaX, Sam Houston St. X , O T Montreal 24 X 7 55 175 19 ;foul shots,” simply said a disap- at 1-6 and 6-10 overall. And this was in three-point field goals made. ’The the “ poorest shooting we’ve had in points under its average. Provi­ 557, Sue Hale 175191-515, Lulda Crom ­ UCONN (53) — Cliff Robinson 5-16 4-9 New York's Phil Simms, the 1986 Super Saturday's Results Goltaudet 86, Curry X Borion 24 19 5 9 174 151 - pointed Calhoun. “ The effort was the final game for this year for Friars were averaging 8.3 made a two-year period. dence scored 103 points against 14, Phil Gamble 3-11 2-6 8, Gerry Bowl Most Voluoble Player, Is the ninth well 181-194-529, Lou Ann Pecker 183-175 DM Dominion X , Maryland 73 g u g f c 18 X 7 9 M2 19 489: Dale Pecker 181-494, Mike Vrissis Providence 61, UConn 53 there. For three games we just sophomore starters Cliff Robinson per game and bombed home nine “ It was a tribute to UConn, they Connecticut in their first meeting Besselink 3-71-67, Steye Pikiell 3-86-812, quarterback to win the award. His 88.0 Svracuse 64, St. John's 63 ^P a lm Beach Atlantic X , Southeastern Buffalo 14 a 6 34 I X 19 Tote George 4-6 2-210, Jeff King 1-5 2-24, completion percentage (23 of 2S) was the 305563, Sue Cote 175178-498, O o r g e CAMFBELL CONFERENCE didn’t rebound after 10-12 games of and Phil Gamble, along with against the Huskies. But those were playing like they were playing this year, a 103-89 Fria r victory. Cappallo 305564, Sheila Price 183, Helen Pittsburgh M, Boston College 62 Saturday’s collage hoop scores Robert Ursery 01OOO, Greg Economou highest for any of the 213 N FL post season Vlllanova 06, Seton Hall 02 Rkevllle 79, (toorgetown, Ky. X good rebounding. We weren’t play­ reserve Robert Ursery. Calhoun came on 31 attempts. Gamble. for first place,” he added. Providence was averaging 91.8 OOOOO, James SpradlIngOOOOO. Totals Moselsky 200, Dave Fenn 209-345-611. Minnesota 22 71 games with a minimum of 15 completions. Sunday's Result Rodtard 84, Armstrong St. 66 5 19 I X ing with any emotion and seemed to confirmed Sunday the trio is points per game. . . UConn still 19-54 15-33 53. The old record was 84.2percent (16of 19) by Georgetown 74, DePoul 71 EAST Rondolph86acon X , Liberty 71 Detroit X X 8 19 M9 George and Steve Pikiell hounded UConn had a 29-27 halftime lead Three-point field goals; Providence Miami's David Woodley against New Tonight's OanM Albany St., Ga. 77, FOrt Valley St. 66 Rollins M, Rorida Tech 9 Toronto 19 24 5 M5 174 ! be distracted but tonight we played academically inelibile for the rest Pop Lewis (5-of-I2), Delray Brooks in a horribly played offensive first leads the series with Providence. — Lewis (5), Donovan (3), Brooks (1). England In on A FC first round gome Jan. 8, Pittsburgh at Svracuse Allegheny 67, Kenyon 68 St. Thomas, Flo. X , Eckerd 56 9 . Louis 17 22 8 42 164 19 1983. Tuesday's Games American U. 77, Richmond 67 Shenandoah 103 Wesley X Chicago 17 25 7 41 I X 201 Largest Scoring Margin UConn at Boston College (Boston Amherst 73, Coltw 68 S o ^ Atalwnra Ml, cant. Florida 59 DIvislen The Giants 10523 scoring margin over Calendar Garden), 7 p.m. Assumption 99, Springlleld 71 S. pirallna St. 63 Tennesssee St. 61 9 14 2 X 2X I X their plavoff opponents Is the lorgesttotal In Vlllanova at St. John's Baruch 75, John Joy X S. Indiana 91, lnd.-Pur.-R. Wayne X Wlnntoeg X 18 4 50 175 I X Edberg wins history for a Super Bowl winner. New York Wednesday's Games Berry 71, Ogtalhorpe 66 Southern Tech 59, Georgia Coll. M Calgary X 2 2 1 9 194 19 Los Angeles Celtics dominant force defeated San Francisco 49-3, Washington Georgetown at Providence Binghamton 1W, Cortland St. 97 Spraig HIM 73, Tugoloo 70 71 22 5 X 2 9 204 17-0, and Denver 3220. Th» previous record TODAY Seton Hall at Pittsburgh Bloomsburg 95, Cheyney 71 Tompo 73, Fta. Southern 71 Vancouver 15 29 5 35 M2 I X was 91-10 margin set by Chicago last year. Oiris Basketball Friday's OanM Bluefleld St. 109, Bristol WO Temple 57, Ata.-Blrmlngham X Aussie titie The Bears defeated New York 21-0, Los Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 6 p.m. Boston College at Vlllanova Brockpori M, Fredonta M Tra.-M ortln 78, Uvlnatlon 75 Boston 5, Calgary 3 Angeles 24-0, and New England4510. Bolton at RHAM, 7:X Brooklyn Coll. 97, Coppln St. 95 N.Y. Islanders 3 Quebec 1, D T East Hampton at Coventry, 5 Saturday, Dec. 81 Transylvania 81, Bellarmlne 71 MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) UConn at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Brown M, Yale 72 Tuskegee 78, Savannah St. 9 New Jersey 4, Philadelphia 3 This Is the fourth time the Super Bowl was Svracuse at (Seargetown Bucknell 86. Drexel 02 (to on, Ky. 83 Undsey Mfflson X Buffalo 6, Mtashlngton 3 — After he guided an easy volley held In Pasadena. The 101JIU ottendence T U E S D A Y Buffalo St. 84, Oswiego St. 57 Union, Tenn. 97, Christian Bros. 79 Horftord 3, Toronto 0 in whipping Philadelphia into an empty court to wrap up his Beys Basketboll St. John's at Providence was the smallest of all games previously Cobrinl IX , Penn St.-HarrMx/rg 63 Virginia 78, Wake Forest 9 Montreal 3, Chicago 1 second straight Australian Open ployed In the Rose Bowl. Harttord Public at Manchester, 7:30 California, Pa. 91, Edlnboro 90 Edmonton 4, Pittsbur gh 2 Three In a Raw South Catholic at East Catholic, 7:45 College top twenty poll CanMus X , Vermont O St. Louis 5, Detroit 3 men’s singles title, Sweden’s Stefan The NFC has won nine of the 21 Super Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 7:30 Cornegle-Mellon 82, Grove City 61 Virginia St. 116, Elizabeth City St. X By Dave O’Hara ing 14 in a third period blowout phia closed to within three. 42-39. Bolton ot R HAM , 7:30 Edberg raised his arms Bowls, Including the last three. San The Top Twentv teams In The Assoctated Cosiieton St. X , Skidmore X Virginia Union 72, Hampton 66 No games scheduled The Associated Press which padded Boston’s lead to 30 but Boston went on a 12-6 run for a triumphantly. Francisco and Chicago won the previous East Hampton at Coventry, 7:30 Press' college basketball poll, with tlrst- Dark, Mas. X. MIddMury 68 Va. WOrievon 77, N.C.43reensboro X Boys Swimming points. Parish had 21 and Bird 17. 54-45 halftime lead. tw oNFL Championships. plooe voles In parentheses, total points Oorkson 90, Alfred 79 S«ull>at" •< Miami Christian Buffalo at Beeten, 7:35 p.m. “ I feel just great," the 21-year- Hall at Manchester, 3:45 based on 3151517-151515131311-15557- Coloale 99, New Hampshire 55 04, OT New Jersey at N.Y. Rongers, 7:35 p.m. BO STON — (Charles Barkley Danny Ainge had 16. while back- old Edberg said. “ It is hard to put it 9 Then McHale, Bird and Parish 554-331, record through Jon. 25 and tast Cornell 73, Columbia 60 miltarn Corey 78, Louisiana (tall. 65 Calgary at Toronto, 7:35 pm . (taurt partner Dennis Johnson took into words." W E D N E S D A Y week'srankina: CW Pori 78, Queen's Coll. 61 Wingate 83 Gordner-Webb 71 Montreal at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. thinks his Philadelphia 76ers are took total command and Boston Supar Bowl champlona Men's Basketball Record Pts Pvs Delaware Vol. 75, Juntoto 72 Xavier, NO M, Bellraven X RaiiMt "the most dangerous team in the only one floor shot and flnished with Edberg outlasted a gritty perfor­ M CC at CCRI, 8 p.m. I.Norih Carolina (99) 17-1 12X 2 Dominican 64, Slevem Tech 99 Hartford of Quebec, 7:35 p.m. outscored Philadelphia 33-15 in the Ice Hockey NBA, everyone fears us." five points and nine assists. mance by Pat Cash of Australia to 3IOWO (2) 151 1141 1 Dowlino 101, Soulhhmapton 94 SOUTHWEST Mtashtagton at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. third period to widen the lead to East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 6:15 3.Nev.-Los Vegas (1) 151 11X 4 Eastern 102, Alvernta 68 Winnipeg at N.Y. Wonders, 8 :9 p.m. Barkley may just have to alter capture the Grand Siam title 6-3, By The Assoctated P re n p.m. AbHeneChristtanBI, AngetoSt. 72 "It was a mud fight in there and 87-60. 6-4, 3-6, 5-7, 6-3 Sunday. 1987-New York Giants (NFC) 39, Denver 4.lndtana 152 9M 3 E. Connecticut 72, Ptymoulh St. X . Ark.-UttleRocfc73Slelson70 Montreal at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. that brash statement, adding; wrosfiina (tle).Purdue 152 9H 5 E. Nazarane 43, (tardon 42 Edmonton at Vancouver, M:35 p.m. we came out on the good side," (A FC ) 20 Rockvllle/Plott at Manchester, 5p.m. Arkansas St.9, LanrarX except the Boston Celtics. " I gutted It out.” Edberg said. “ I 198A-Chloaoo (N F C ) 46, New England 6.Svracuse 17-1 902 7 B lzobefhtawn 79, Messiah X Boston Coach K.C. Jones said. "O ur Leading 56-48 in the second Fitch at East Catholic, 6 p.m. 7. Temple 152 788 8 Falrlelah Dickinson 82, Long Island U. 77 BortlesvllleWMIynM0,JohoBrown78 worked hard on every single point. (A F C ) 10 Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 6:30 Ooltas Baptist 84, Midwestern St., Boston’s defending NBA cham­ defense was tremendous. Defense minute of the quarter, the Celtics 8. DePoul 151 M l 6 TexosTS Whalora 3. Maple Loafa 0 ’T v e been really relaxed and 1985— San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami Fairmont St. 97, Wheeltno X pions dominated the TBers almost to went on a 22-3 spree, including 17 (A F C ) 16 9. Atabama 152 666 13 E. Texas Boptlri9S,TexasLutheran91, was the thing that did it for us. Our hardly felt any pressure. It was a TH U R S D A Y lO.Oktahomo 153 665 11 Gannon X , St. Mtahael's 77, O T (Saturday gainol 8 the point of boredom Sunday in 1984— Los Angeles (A FC ) 38, Washington Oiris Boskotball OT guys were really scrapping and points in a row. very gutsy performance today, (N F 0 9 II.Georaetawn 152 9M 15 (Seorgta SW X , Shorier M Houstan BaptlstW,centenory84 Glastonbury at East Catholic, 7 p.m. 13llllnolS 154 985 9 Gellwburg 85 Lebanon VOIley 02 rolling to a 111-96 victory before a coming up with the ball." probably one of m y best matches. 1983— Washington (NFC) 37, Miami RHAM at Cheney Tech, 6 Incarnate Word73CameronX Then, after two baskets by the (A FC ) 17 IlD u k e 153 964 12 (xtassbore St. 86, Kean X Langston 91,Cent.St.,Okta.a national television audience mark­ To win a Grand Slam in five sets Bacon Academy at Bolton, 7:30 I4.ciem90n 17-1 9M 10 Glenvilta St. 09, Charleston M 76ers, Boston went on another 9-2 1983— San Francisco (N F C ) 36, Cincinnati Coventry at Cromwell, 7:30 Okta. Christian X , Sdenco B Arts, ing time for Super Bowl. “They had a very simple game takes a lot of effort.” (A FC ) 21 15.St. John's 133 348 14 Hamilton X , Staten Island M Okta.9 run for a 30-point advantage. Ice Hockey 15TCU 163 299 19 Hartford 61, Boston U. 57 “ We may stink on a certain day, plan and stuck with it," said Julius 1981— Oakland (A FC ) 27, Philadelphia Manchester vs. Simsbury (Hartford Oral Roberis83Xavler,Ohlo9 It only took two sets for Hana (N FC ) 10 17.Pltlsburah 154 2W 16 Hovertord 98, Johns HoMIra 55, O T Pan AmertcanX, Trinity, Texas 56 (h ® )%* R ^^ but there’s always a good chance Erving, who had only six points Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia to Arena), 7:50 p.m. H.Aubum 11-4 1M 17 Hoiy CroH 77, Monholten X , O T The Celtics went ahead by 31 1980— Pittsburgh (A F C ) 31, Los Angeles PhlHlpe84,akta. BopllriTS Hot (hooking), 11:23 we are going to blow someone out of after a standing ovation, joined in upset top-seeded Martina Navratil­ (N FC ) 19 l9.Rorlda 154 I X - Houghton S3, Pttt.-Bradtord 46 St. Edwards, Texas 9 , /Mary points at the outset of the final F R ID A Y XKonsos 135 79 - Howard U. M, Delaware St. 55 Hardln«aytor71 . the building." Barkley said after by the Celtics, before the game. 1979-Plttsburgh (A FC ) 35, Dallas (N FC ) Boys Basketball L” P.^.P9Tmld, Somuelsson). 1 : 19 . period. Philadelphia ran 13conecu- ova 7-5, 7-6 on Saturday for the 31 Others raccivina voles: ttorth Carolina Hutson 1W, L y n ^ St. 61 Ptnoltl^ T h a n ra s. Tar, motor (tlghtlna), scoring 18 points, but only one in the “ We can’t play half court basket­ Windham at Manchester, 7:30 3(00)46; NavyX;NewOrleans34;Ohlo9ta(e Indiana, Po. 78, Ctarton 63 tive points on an 18-2 charge, but women’s title. Like Edberg. it was 1978-Oallos (NFC) 27, Denver (AFC) 10 R HAM at Cheney Tech, 7:30 So./Mellradlri9,moe9 204'- M i ^ ^ a r (flghtlna), ball with Boston and hope to 7 X ; Kansas Stale 18; ClevetandStale17; Iona 68, Fairfield 64 ; second half. Mandlikova’s second Australian 1977— Oakland (A FC ) 33, Minnesota Bacon Academy at Bolton, 7:30 Southern U. 74, PrabtoVlewn ?.” *« ■*“*?*«;< (rouahlna),4:S6,-Chuf1a, contend. Our game was not there." Boston quickly regrouped. (N FC ) 14 U C LA 16; Virginia 15; Memphis Stats W; Ithaca 97, St. Low rsna M SWOktahanw66,SEOktahoma64 The Celtics didn’t give the 76ers a Open victory, her previous title Coventry ot Cromwell, 7:30 Middle Tennessee 6; Michigan 5; Provi­ Jersey City St. 113, Ramapo X Tor, 1976-Plttsburgh (A FC ) 31, Dallas (N FC ) Oiris Basketball SlephenF.AueltnM,SWTexaiSt.46 ."y*»T-oanie misconduci past week,” Bird said in noting It also was the Czechoslovak’s 1975-Plttsburgh (A FC ) 16, Minnesota Bovs Swimming Texas Chrlsltan63Haurien 56 -»«*»i«pn,Tar,ni8lar-ocme charged to their fifth consecutive straight against an Eastern Confer­ (NFC)A 66artst2; Houstan 1; Ntagoral. Kutztown 76, Mansfield 66 Texas SoulhernlO,AloernSt.M blowout victories over Indiana and fourth Grand Slam title. Manchester at Fermi, 3:45 Lutayetfe 65, Oetawora64 TexosTechSBTsxasX Volra, Tor Super Bowl Sunday victory. ence rival at Boston Garden since a 1974-Mloml (AFC)24,Mlnne90ta(NFC)7 East Catholic at Notre Dame, 4 p.m. Lehtah 77, Towson St. 75 lyffNiRB), 14:15; Dtneen, Hor (tripplno), Atlanta. “ We’re getting better and Edberg breezed through the first 1973— Miami (AFC) 14, Washington W. Texas St.7l6,E.TeKasSt.S6 “We just played terrible,” Bark- loss to Milwaukee just before the (N F 0 7 Lock Haven X , S lip p y Rock 51 PAR WEST 'nwo Piflad X Hortford« ftwHJt If ' ley said. "W e got beat by a great better on defense." two sets with flawless serving, but S A TU R D A Y Lowell 78, Oulnniplac 89 1985 playoffs. It also enabled the AP photo 1972-Oollas (NFC) 24, Miami (AFC) 3 Oiris Basketball Arizona St.6l,CriltorntaSt.S PenSmes— then allowed the Cash, playing in Radio, TV Lyeomlno 57, Drew 83, O T Brigham YoungX,Utah70 team. A lot of people were thinking Celtics to reach the halfway mark “ They seem to have a sixth sense 1971— Baltlnnore (A FC ) 16, Dallas (N F L ) East Catholic at St. Bernard, 7 p.m. /Melne-r ormlngtan92, Malne-F0rtKent84 his first Grand Slam final, to fight 13 Ice Hockey BlAf5,CalBapllst9 about the Super Bowl out there, not of the N B A season with a 30-11 out there,” Philadelphia Coach Philadelphia’s Cliff Robinson (4) reacts as he loses 1970— Kansas City (A F L ) 23, Minnesota Manchester vs. Rockville (Bolton Ice CoM)ovfs63SacromsotoSt.X the game." his way back into the match.' (N F D 7 /Morlri 63, R o ^ Morris 9 CaHrvlnem, Long Beach SI. X record, seven games ahead of the Matt Guokas said. "Th ey know Palace), 7:15 p.m. TDNIQHT /Marshall X , Tn.-Clialtaiwoaa 81 control of the ball on his way to the basket after Boston’s The Swede, seeded fourth in the 1969-New York (AFL) 16, Baltimore East Catholic vs. Suffleld (Enfield 7:X p.m. — College basketball; Chapman M3 LosAngetasSt.X That didn’t include the Celtics, Tders in the Atlantic Division. where everyone is going to be. /Md.-Bolt. County 9 , Cent. Connecllcul 96 Coll, of Mahof6,CalumblaChrisllan9 Larry Bird (33) came from behind and knocked the ball 96-man field, regained his compo­ (N F D 7 Twins Rink), 3:15 p.m. Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh, ESPN who dominated the game with the When you play the Celtics in their 1968— Green Bay (N F L ) 33, Oakland Wrestling 8 p.m. — College basketball: Baylor Cotarado CoH. M7, Colorado Chrtsltan sure in the final set, broke for a 4-2 (A F L ) 14 /Moseochueetts 50, St. Joseph's 9 71 big front line of Kevin McHale. With Bird scoring nine of his 17 away during second-period NBA action Sunday at Manchester at Fermi, noon vs. Houston, SportsChonnel /Merrimock X , American Inti. H building, it’s understandable, but lead, then won the match despite 1967— Green Bov (N F L ) 35, Kansas City Cheney Tech/St. Paul/Bloomfleld ot 9:X p.m .— College boskeboll: Michi­ DemlnauezHlllsSt.7l),Narthrtdoe».X Robert Parish and Larry Bird. points in the first period, the Celtics not acceptable. We can’t cry over Boston Garden. The Celtics easily handled the 76ers, (A F L ) 10 Mlllersville MS, West Oietler 79 Cash staving off three match points Portland, noon gan State vs. Northwestern, ESPN Mlsericordto M l, Beover 61 E.66ontaneX,Ataski»Anchoraae74 McHale scored 30 points, includ­ charged to a 27-17 lead. Philadel­ this game.’.’ 111-96, to stretch their lead in the Eastern Division. in the penultimate game. I M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 26.1M7 MANCHESTER HERAlJi^ Monday. Jan, it. 19S7 — II Cheney Tech five completes thre^win week" Giants exorcising ghosts

Contlnned from page 11 ' "W e knew we could come back,” Probably, neither can the many COLCHESTER - The first two Coach Vic Russo devised was a years Aaron Silvia coached the said Burt, “ but we had to start Giants fans who have suffered good one, or so he still believes. 10-9 at the half after George Martin Cheney Tech basketball team, the playing up to our capabilities. We through many a losing season in the H.S. Roundup But the best laid plans Russo had tackled Elway for a safety late in knew it would be crucial for us to Beavers didn’t win more than three went up in smoke Saturday after­ past three decades, years that have the second quarter wlUi "Just stop them the first couple of games in a season. The Techmen noon as his East Catholic High ice been marked by bad teams, bad another play he learned from Knute possessions. were 3-17 in Silvia’s first year, 1-19 hockey team took a bundle of draft choices and, of course. The Rockne.” , The Giants did, giving Denver a Fumble. the following campaign. ’Tuesday night. Coventry is home penalties and bowed in overtime to Martin ran a dummy stunt with total of eight offensive plays In its ’Times have improved for the against East Hampton while Bolton "There’s a long history of losing host Enfield High, 3-2, at the rookie Erik Howard on the play, first two possessions of the second Techmen in 1986-87. is on the road at RHAM High in in this organization, and we were Enfield Twins Rink. baiting Denver tackle Ken Lanier. half. The Beavers completed a three- Hebron. "W e spent a great majority of the able to overcome all that losing by "A s they came to the line, I yelled For their effort, the Giants win week on Saturday with a 72-54 COVENTRY (IT)— Jon Seymour 7 04) overcoming the choking in the big 14, Rich Reagan 5 D 0 10, Larry Walsh 0 game playing shorthanded,” said to Erik, 'We’re going to play the earned $36,000 per man, bringing decision over Bacon Academy in games,” center Bart Oates said. 04)0, Jason (SarIckS 1-111, Keith Breoult an annoyed Russo. “ Most of the game,’ ’’ said Martin, the oldest their playoff take home to $64,000 Charter Oak Conference play. " 21-1 5, Jack Ayer 504) 11, RheH Gibbs 1 penalties were of the dumb variety. “ We went out there and we played Giant at 33. "H e (Lanier) looked up counting the NFC playoffs games. “ It wasn’t too tong ago we didn’t 2-2 4, Tim McMillan 0 04) 0, Mott Two were after the whistle." East football like the Giants knows how Harrington 0 04) 0, Scott Lucas 1 04) 2, and thought a stunt was on. I faked Commissioner Pete Rozelle win three games in a season,’’ said took 14 penalties, a total of 28 to play football, like this group of Paul Strycharz 0 0410, M ott Twerdy 0041 inside and ran outside and there awarded the biggest prize, the an obviously pleased Silvia, who 0, Mike Oswell 0 04) 0. Totals 26 4-4 57: minutes. " ’That’s the first time in guys know how to play. It was a — Ted Daly 0 041 0, was Elway standing there and we Super Bowl Trophy. has seen his club take four of its last BOLTON (31) (my) 10 years that we spent fantastic year and this was just a Wade Cassells 804) 16, Ed Cusono 104)2, embraced for a while.” " I can’t understand that Pete six to stand 6-3 overall for the two-thirds of the game short culmination of everything we’ve Mike Yavinsky 504110, Jim Hathaway 0 At halftime, the Giants held a Rozelle is handing out the trophy season. That equals the win total of ()O0, Drew Pinto 20-05, Craig WInslowO handed,” he said. attempted to do all year.” 04)0, Josh Ryan 004)0, Dove DelCampeO huddle of their own, especially the and we are sitting here in this a year ago when Cheney finished East spent approximately 8-10 of 0-2 0, Paul Cloutier 0 041 0, Mark defense. dumpy little room,” Giants guard 6-14. " It puts us in a good spot and Yavinsky 0 04) 0. Tools 16 0-2 33. those minutes short-handed two “ I know one thing,” Giants Coach looking at the schedule coming up. Three-point field goals; Bolton — “ We felt very fortunate being Chris Godfrey said. “ We should be Bill Parcells said. “ We buried all Pinto (1); Coventiv — Ayer (1). men. Enfield’s first two goals were down only one point,” said nose in The Plaza or someplace. I rather I ’m hoping we can keep it going." scored with two Eagles in the the ghosts today. They are all gone. tackle Jim Burt, who carried his be here though then at The Plaza. I Cheney, 4-3 in the COC, didn’t penalty box. This is a young team and if they have an easy time of it with Bacon, son on his shoulders in the final just can’t believe we won the Super don’t get big-headed they can be “ We went in with the strategy of minutes of the game. Bowl.” 0-7 in the conference and l-8overaII, Ice Hockey trying to close down their first line Just as tough in the future.” J in the first half of play. The Beavers and from what I saw it was on the had a slender 32-30 halftime bulge MHS toppled money,” Russo said. Enfield’s No. 1 and were outrebounded, 21-20. “ We unit of Paul Stone, Scott Beblo and BOLTON — Despite having the seem to play defense in spurts,” Tom Ward was averaging 10 points edge in shots. Manchester High Simms outguns Elway Silvia said. "W e played horribly in per game. “ We felt if we could shut couldn’t put the puck in the net the first half. Although we were them down, our other two lines enough times and fell to Glaston­ pressing, they were getting good could beat their two lines. I didn’t bury High, 9-3, in ice hockey action AP pholo shots.” see anjrthing that showed it didn’t The Beavers’ pressure paid off in Saturday night at the Bolton Ice work.” Palace. and silences his critics Toronto’s Jeff Jackson (right) tries to Garden. The Whaiers, behind goal- the third quarter. "W e had a lot of Except for the penalties. A The loss was the 12th in a row for steals in that quarter,” Silvia cited. Enfield’s winning goal, at 21 check Hartford’s Dana Murzyn in their tender Steve Weeks, bianked the Leafs, the winless Indians. Glastonbury Cheney outscored Bacon, 23-7, in seconds of overtime from Stone, B y Ken Peters NHL game Saturday night at Mapie Leaf 3-0, for their fourth straight victory. goes to 6-5 for the season with the veteran George Martin sacking the McConkey, I knew we were going to the stanza for a 55-37 advantage was even strength. " I just think win. The Associated Press Denver quarterback for a safety. win,” Simms said. going into the final eight minutes of they ran out of gas,” Russo said of Manchester outshot Glaston­ “ I tried to dump the ball, but “ They seemed to score on us play. Tom Dowd had 8 points, Troy his penalty killers, referring to bury, 42-34. "This was the first PASADENA. Calif. - Phil there was no safe place... and I just everytime they had the ball, which Norman 7 and sophomore center Scott Kendall and Scott Jensen, game we outshot somebody.” said Simms and John Elway came out had to eat the football. ” Elway said. put more pressure on our offense in Terrance Phillip 6 during the who were joined by Rob Monaco in Manchester coach Eric Farno, firing in a Super Bowl shootout. “ That safety took them out of the secondhalf,” Elway said. third-quarter uprising. Dowd fin­ shadowing Enfield’s top unit. Ken- Hot Weeks, Whalers The Indians appeared to have an Bang ... Elway to driving down the field because “ We felt like we could make ished with 23 points, Norman 20 and dail, when two men down, was for 24 yards. Rich Karlis field goal. Elway was pretty hot at that time.” Elway force some throws, throw N early goal, but it wasn't called. Phillip 12. Todd Tamburri netted 22 East’s only forward. “ He’s ourbest "There was only one ref at the start Herald photo by Pinto Bang ... Simms to Lionel Manuel New York linebacker Harry Carson some balls in the dirt and overthrow to lead the Bobcats. face-off man,” Russo said. of the game. The other one got stuck for 17 yards. Simms to Zeke Mowatt said. if we could contain him and put The penalty killing took its toli. Cheney has two home dates this in traffic.” Farno explained. "W e Manchester High's Rob Greene (11) Division game iast Friday. Greene had for six yards and a touchdown. The half ended with the Broncos some pressure on him,” the Carson week, Tuesday against Rocky Hill ” We used up some key people and The quarterbacks’ first passes clinging to a 10-9 lead. Elway was 13 said. blank the Maple Leafs scored but the one ref didn’t see it. those were the people used to shut keeps his eyes on the basket as he tries 21 points, but the indians iostinthefinai and Friday versus RHAM High. It wasn’t a clear goal and I can’t and the opening series set the tone of 20 for 187 yards. Simms was 12 of Said Morris; "Our quarterback down Ward, Stone and Beblo. “ By seconds, 60-59. MHS hosts Hartford blame him. But the players said it to iay one in over East Hartford’s Mark for Sunday’s Super Bowl, matching 15 for 103. showed what kind of player he is. CHENEY TECH (72) — Trov Norman the time we got to overtime, they 9 2-4 20, Wmie Ortiz 1 0-0 2, Mock was a goal. Rakauskas (42) during their CCC East Pubiic Tuesday night. the New York Giants’ oft-maligned “ I thought we should have scored He rallied us back and we won the TORONTO (AP) - Hartford games. They move the puck real were used up.” Toronto has won only four of its 12 Hawkins 304)6, Terrance Phllllp52-512, “ That could have changed the Simms against the Denver Bron­ about 10 more points in the first ball game with him.” goaltender Steve Weeks turned in good and we were fortunate to shut B ill Shea 3 1-2 7, Ron Starrette 1 0-0 2, East broke on top on Danny games this month. They had lost 7-5 Craig Lawson 0 0-0 0. Totals 33 6-12 72. complexion of the game. But we cos’ brilliant young Elway. half,” Denver Coach Dan Reeves Simms finished with 22 comple­ his second shutout of the season as it down.” to the Jets in Winnipeg Friday West’s second goal of the season at It was like an NBA game, where BACON ACADEMY (M) — Todd should have had eight goals. We quarter. "W e played tenacious ters, didn’t see action in the second said, alluding to one squandered tions in 25 attempts for 268 yards the Whalers defeated the Maple Toronto had six manpower ad­ night. Tam burri 7 8-12 22, Jason Green 10-0 2, 10:49 of the first period, assisted by Cheney downed the last team with the ball wins. opportunity from the New York and three touchdowns, with no Leafs 3-0 Saturday night for their Mike Jarvis 6 4-916, Jason Pollock 2 0-5 pounded them.” defense,” East coach Donna Ridel half and Kim Mizesko, who led her vantages. Hartford had four, and Keith Hobby. Stone tietl it at 9:15 of But it was Simms, who has been 1-yard line and a couple of short "The trip might have affected us 4, Jeff Savitsky 12-24, Carlso Sowell 30-1 Glastonbury’s Rick Breen, who noted. club with 11 rebounds, only saw two Jim Classon maintained his win­ interceptions. The 88 percent com­ fourth consecutive NHL victory. scored one power-play goal — by 6. Totals 20 14-29 54. the middle session with a two-man criticized for his failure to win big missed field goal by Karlis. a little bit but we can’t use that as an notched a three-goal hat trick, East led. 28-8, at halftime and minutes of floor time after the ning ways for Cheney Tech but the pletion figure was the highest not Weeks made 18 saves in record­ Mike McEwen in the first period. advantage before Jeff Morin put games, and the Giants who swag­ Simms got the ball first in the excuse,” said Toronto right wing opened the scoring a 10:37 of the 48-20 after three periods of play. intermission. Beaver matmen were upended by ' only in a Super Bowl (based on at ing the sixth shutout of his career. Dave Tippett scored in the second East back in front with one second gered away with a 39-20 victory. Rick Vaive. “ It just wasn’t our first period. That was it after 15 “ We matched up better sizewise Coventry led, 38-14, at the break. visiting Waterford High, 59-18, second half and picked up where he least 15 passes), but in any of 213 Mike McEwen scored in the first period and Ron Francis concluded left in the period with his fifth goal Elway was very good; Simms left off. A 12-yard pass to Joe night. minutes. and did a good job controliing the Nektaria Gitsis and Maura Da­ Saturday at the Techmen’s gym. postseason games in N FL history. period and Dave Tippett in the the scoring at 13; 35 of the third with Coventry victorious of the year. Hobby and Craig was the game’s Most Valuable Morris, a 23-yarder to Lee Rouson, Bob Skripol, Breen and J.J. boards in both halfs,” said Ridel, nehy had career highs in steals with Cheney is now 2-15 for the season. At one point, he also completed 10 second and the Whalers smothered his 19th goal of the season. The Leaf ’’They’re a very disciplined Riendeau assisted. Player. COVENTRY — Pressure defense Montano made it 3-0 before Brian noting her club held a 35-23 edge. 8 and 5, respectively, and Brenda Ron Pirtel and Seb Romano also 13 yar(is for a touchdown to Mark consecutive passes, another Super Toronto’s offense with determined defense deserted Al Bester and hockey club and they didn’t get Enfield. 8-2-1, tied it at 4:05 of the “ Phil Simms was just unbelieve- Bavaro. in the second quarter proved to be Hughes answered for Manchester, Kathy Wuschner led East with 6 Thalacker netted a career-high 10 notched wins for the Beavers, who Bowl record. checking at both ends of the ice. Francis lifted the puck over the away from their game plan. They third period with Ward getting the able; he quarterbacked as good a the impetus as unbeaten Coventry assisted by Andy Gagnon and Jeff caroms. points for the winners. are back in action Wednesday a t ' “ In the first half, we moved it Elway also wound up with 22 Ron Francis scored Hartford’s falling goaltender. just plugged away. I think that, as a power-play goal. game as has ever been played,” every time, but we had breakdowns High thrashed Bolton High. 57-33, in Lampson. with a power-play goal at Patty Evans turned in her best Wendy Neil had 8 points to lead home at 6:30 p.m. against Rocky ! completions in 37 throws for 304 third goal at 13:35 of the third ' The big key was our penalty team, we don’t bump the other Enfield outshot East, 39-22, with Giants Coach Bill Parcells said. Charter Oak Conference boys’ 6; 27 of the middle period. performance of the year for East Bolton. Hill. a couple of times,” Simms said. yards, with one touchdown and one period when he got behind the Leaf killing,” Weeks said. “ It kept the team enough, and I don’t mean Russo feeling most of the Raiders’ And Elway, as expected, gave the basketball action Saturday night. Glastonbui^ added five goals in with 7 points and 7 rebounds. Coventry is back in action today Results; 91- Buscetto (W) WBF, 98- “ We stayed with the same stuff, interception. defense to take a pass from John Leaf power play on the outside, putting guys through the glass. I advantage coming on the power Giants a lot to worry about. the final period while Manchester Amelia ^ r a s e had 3 assists and 3 at 5 p.m. at home against East Rowe (W) WBF, 105- Crowley (W) and we just got it going.” Elway, the scrambler also gained Anderson. Francis fired a wrist where we wanted them. It really mean standing in front of a guy and The win was the ninth in succes­ plays. ’’Even strength, we played pinned Steve Classon 1:57, 112- Sottlle “ The Broncos’ best offense Is could answer with only a pair of steals. Sophomore Karen Mozd- Hampton while while Bolton visits Meanwhile, Elway and the Bron­ 27 yards on six carries. But Simms, shot past goalie Al Bester after didn’t let them get wound up in the taking him out. You can call it sion for the Patriots, ranked ninth them even,” he said. (W) pinned Brett Lassen 1:11,119-Allen anytime John Elway has the ball in goals from freshman center Luc zierz (16) and Deb Houghton (11) RHAM in Hebron. (W) pinned Jim MePhee 2:19, 126- cos lost the aim. His first pass of the refusing to be outdone, picked up 25 Bester fell down trying to check slot. That was the big difference for paying the price, or whatever you in small-school circles. Coventry is But the penalties foiled Russo’s his hands,” Giants All-Pro line­ Larose. led East in the scoring department. COVENTRY (71) — Anna Werfel 4 0-2 Patslga (W) WBF, 132- Jim Classon third quarter fell incomplete. After yards on three runs. hilm. us tonight.” want. We don’t do it enough. We did atop the COC standings at 8-0. best intentions. "Mental mistakes, (CT) pinned Conderino 1:32, 138- backer Lawrence Taylor said. 2 "W e skated two lines (Larose- 8, Kim Mizesko 4 0-1 8, Leslie Danehy 5 a S-yard completion, he missed The Whalers peppered Bester Stewart Gavin, one of Hartford’s I don’t know what else to say,” Mary Conneely had 16 points to lead Brower (W) pinned Jason Grivols 1:50, it at the start of the season and we Bolton goes to 0-7 in the conference Hughes-Andy Gagnon and the rota­ 2-312, Lisa Talaga3 2-28, Maura Danehy Tbe Broncos’ second series: again and the Broncos punted. "In my wildest dreams. I couldn ’t with 34 shots as they improved their best penalty killers, suffered a Russo said about the penalties. South, 3-9. 2 0-3 4, Brenda Thalacker 5 0-0 10, 145- PIrfel (CT) pinned BIrchell 1:06, were successful. All of a sudden, we and 1-10 overall with the loss. tion of Jeff Lampson. Scott Winot, 155- Bauman (W) sup. dec. Paul Hunter, Elway to Sammy Winder for 14 With a 16-10 lead, the Giants went have hoped it would work out this record to 25-18-6 in the Adams broken nose late in the game. East, which dips to 3-6 with the Eat also won the junior varsity Nektaria GItsIs 204) 4, M ollle Jacobson way.” said Simms, who also was aren’t doing it.” Coventry had a slender 12-8 lead Peter Gallasso and Paul Senl ow) game. 46-33. Heather Osinski had 16 4 1-2 9, Corine Caglanello 0 0-0 0, 167- Sylvia (W) pinned Chris Rouelle yards, to Orson Mobley for II. to the ground attack, ftioving down Division, fourth best overall in the The Whalers’ conservative game loss, resumes play Wednesday at Michelle Dixon 0 0-0 0, Chris (Jagnon 2 1:54,185- Romano (CT) pinned Ormond the M VP of the Pro Bowl last year after one period. “ They (Bolton) and they did a good job,” .said points and Katey Clisham and Elway scored on a 4-yard quarter­ to a Raul Allegre field goal. 21-team league. plan left the Leafs totally Hartford is in front in the tight 6:15 p.m. at Fairfield Prep. 0-0 4, Stacie Renfro 0 0-0 0, Johonna 1:03, Heavyweight- DIFederIco (W) but wasn’t selected to the all-star came out patient and played pretty Farno, who also lauded the play of Maura McPadden 11 apiece for the WBF. back draw for a 10-7 Denver lead. Elway missed two of three passes “ He (Weeks) stepped in and frustrated. Adams Division race with 56 points. Enfield 0 1 1 1—3 VanKruInlngen 3 04)6. Totals 34 5-13 73. team this season. well,” Coventry coach Ron Bad- Ron Smith. East Catholic 1 1 0 0—2 young Eagies. BOLTON (18) — Michelle Hardee204) By the end of the first quarter, and the Broncos punted again. played a great game.” Whaler “ I was really impressed by the Right behind are the Montreal stuebner said. Scoring: 4, Wendy Nell 40-08, Amy Stoudt 00-00, East deadlocks Elway was 6-for-6. Simms was “ There have been two or three BAST CATHOLIC (59) — Amelia Teresa McMahon 3 04) 6, Lydia SIdur 0 Simms to Manuel for 17. to Phil Said Elway; “ We really wanted Coach Jack Evans said. "H e made way our defense stood up at the blue Canadians (24-21-7, 55 points) and Mike Yavinsky and Wade Cas­ First period: EC- Danny West (Keith Bearse 2 04) 4, Karen Mozdzlerz 7 2-216, games where we’ve had a lot of Hobby) 10:29. 0410, JIM Sipple 0 0-2 0, Kris Kelly 0 0-2 0. MIDDLETOWN - Two forfeits 7-for-7. McConkey on a flea-flicker for 44, to win it, but we have the potential some tough saves to earn his line,” Weeks said. “ It’s been a the Boston Bruins (24-19-5, 59 sells each had 4 first-quarter points Deb HOughton 51-111, Jo Marie Rued 2 Totals 9 0-4 18. opportunities, but we just haven’t Second period; E- Paul Stone (Tom 04) 4, Kathy Wuschner 3 OO 6, Katy proved to be one too many as East Each misfired for the first time and Morris ran one yard for a to come back to the playoffs next shutout. while since I played but with Mike points). The Whalers are in (}uebec 6 for Bolton. scored. It’s frustrating but that’s Ward) 9:15 PPG, EC- Jett Morin (Craig Fisher 0 1-2 1, Theresa Sombric 21-4 5, Catholic High’s wrestling team had early in the second quarter. touchdown. season, too. I feel we can be back in “ A big factor was that we were Liut as my partner — he’s a heck of Tuesday night to face the Nor- Riendeau, Hobby) 14:59. Coventry, however, changed the part of the game.” Potty Eyans 31-2 7, Brenda Mozdzlerz 0 to settle for a 36-36 deadlock with Then the Giant defenders, who The Giants led 26-10 and the rout the Super Bowl sometime in the able to shut down their power play. a goaltender — I just try to stay diques in the second game of a tempo in the second quarter. "W e Third period; E- Word (Jay Budden- 0-0 0, Heather OsInskI 1 04) 2, Katey Manchester’s task doesn’t be­ haoer, Craig Beblo) 4:05 PPG. Clisham 104)2, Maura McPadden OOOO, Wrestling Xavier High on Saturday. had been watching Elway throw was on. near future.” They had been getting a pretty good sharp so I ’m ready when I get the five-game road trip that doesn’t see became a little more aggressive.” come any easier as it faces Oyertime; E- Stone (Word) :21. Stephanie Ogrodnik 01-11. Totals 267-12 The Eagles gave up forfeits in the with impunity, nailed him, with “ When I threw that pass to For the Giants, the future is now. percentage on it the last several chance.” them return home until February 4. Shots on goal; Enfield- 39, Eost Badstuebner said. "W e pressed Simsbury High Thursday at 7:50 59. opening 94-pound class and again in them and they turned the ball Catholic 22. SOUTH CATHOLIC (31) — Judy MHS triumphs p.m. at the Hartford Arena. Goalies; Enfield- Seth Rudolph; Eost Rodriguez 13-6 5, M ary Conneely 56-11 the heavyweight division. Those 12 over.” The Patriots outscored Glastonbury i 3 5—9 Catholic- George Jordan. 16, Ann Hickey 41-29, M arla LattanzIoO The Manchester High wrestling points enabled the host Falcons to Bolton. 27-6, in the second period for Manchester 0 1 2—3 2-3 2, Michelle Mogro 01-2 LSueOpItoO team whipped Bloomfield High, escape with the tie. a comfortable 39-14 halftime bulge. Scoring: 041 0, Sherri Murphy 0 OO 0. Totals 10 Broncos destroyed by breakdowns First period: G- Rick Breen (Mike 13-24 33. 61-12, Saturday at Clarke Arena to Robert Schustock, Mike Manga- Coventry was able to coast home Logan, Brian Seidel) 10:37. raise its record to 7-3 forthe season. nello, Mike Carlson, Jeff Villar and Coventry on top By John Nlossmon hero of Denver’s 23-20 AFC cham­ from there. Second period: G- Bob Skripol (unas­ Girls Bsskctbsll The Indians next match is against Matt Terzo won by pin for the but he caught the football. I don’t "They were too big. too strong sisted) ;20,G-Breen (Seidel) 3:45 PPG, CCC East foe Rockville High School The Associated Press pionship game victory over care what the instant replay said.” G- J.J. Montano (Mike Donovan) 4:10, COVENTRY - Thirteen players Eagles, now 1-10-1 for the season, and too fast for us.” said Bolton East triumphs and Platt on Wednesday at 5 p.m. at Cleveland. A subsequent replay review let M- Brian Hughes (Andy (kignon, Jeff saw action and 10 hit the scoring with Jeremy Palmer and Spero coach Craig Phillips. "In the first Lampson) 6:27 PPG. Clarke Arena. Individual winners PASADENA. Calif. - Leading — Faulty execution on the stand an incomplete call on an Third period; G- Donovan (unas­ Continuing the pattern of iosing column as Coventry High rolled Stamboulis picking up three points half they took 40 shots to our 18. for Manchester included Corey 10-7 in the second quarter, Denver first-and-goal at the 1. Elway pass to Steve Sewell. sisted) 7:01, G- Breen (Logan, Dono­ one, winning one. East Catholic over Bolton High, 73-18, in Charter apiece with decision victories. Many of their baskets came on van) 7:41, M- Luc Larose (Hughes, Craft (98), Aaron Dixon (132), Todd had first-and-goal at the Giants — Only two net yards on their "Certainly the missed field goals High girls’ basketball team put one Oak Conference girls’ basketball East is home Wednesday at 6 second, third and even fourth Shane McCann) 9:13 PPG, G- Steve Mallard (126) and John Dixon 1-yard line. The Broncos were first three possessions of the second hurt us,” Reeves said. "How much, Pollnow (Saul Sandler) 11:24, G- in the left side of the ledger action Saturday morning. p.m. against Fitch High of Groton. attempts. Coach Badstuebner sub­ (138). The Indians won seven poised to take command of the half. I don’t know. We should have had Sandler (Pollnow) 12:10, G- Sandler Saturday afternoon, a 59-33 verdict "W e got some good things from Results: W- PerutI (X) WBF, 101- bed freely in the third and fourth (Dan Vallente, Logan) 12:55, M- Larose matches by forfeit. Super Bowl and force New York out The Broncos even lost a pair of about 10 more points in the half.” over South Cathoiic in All Connecti­ people who don’t get to play too Schustock (EC) pinned Relger 3:53,108- quarters,” he added. (unassisted) 14:12. Results: 91- Lee (M) WBF; 98- Craft fong (X) pinned ERIc NItschke 1:18, of its game plan. instant-replay decisions. Whether 10 more points would Shots on goal; Manchester- 42, cut Conference action at the Ea­ much,” said Coventry coach Ray Jon Seymour led Coventry with 14 (M) mat. dec. Evanson 15-4; 105- 115- Palmer (EC) dec. Hanna 5-4, 122- Then the Broncos broke down. “ To have a chance, we knew we have significantly affected the Glastonbury- 34. gles’ Nest. Dimmock. Llscomb (M) WBF; 112-Chappell (M) Manganello (EC) pinned Pelrera 3:27, points with Jason Garick (11). Jack Goalies; Manchester-Brian Oatway; Denver didn’t get the touchdown, had to do something with every second half is anybody’s guess. By East, 6-7 overall, will once again Leslie Danehy had 12 points to WBF; 119- Gremmo (M) WBF; 126- Yark 3:58,135- Ayer (11) and Rich Reagan (10) Glastonbury- Eric Peltzer. M allard (M ) pinned Cox 3:55; 132- A. V lllar (EC) pinned Bennett 1:44, 141- failing on , three running plays. scoring opportunity,” Denver the time the Broncos made their try to attain the .500 mark Thursday lead the Patriots, now 5-2 in the COC also in twin figures. Cassells had a Dixon (M) pinned Hubbard 3:42; 138- J. Terzo (EC) pinned Murray :35, 148- Worse still, they didn!t even man­ Coach Dan Reeves said. “ We had a initial first down in the second half, at 7 p.m. at home against Glaston­ and 9-2 overall. Bolton, in its first Dixon (M) dec. Borgenlt 4-2; 145- Kllwe Sennet (X) pinned John NItschke 3:24, game-high 16 points to lead Bolton age a field goal as Rich Karlis was first-and-goal at the 1, and instead the Giants had taken a 33-10 lead. East OT loser bury High. year of varsity ball, dips to 0-9. (B) pinned Grossman 4:37; 155- Becker P'",'’ *** Larry Wyland with Yavinsky adding 10. (B) mal. dec. Odom 17-2; 167- Nodden 4:28’ 17^ MacDonald (X) pinned Peter wide right from 23 yards. of seven points (or three) we came The Eagles were 8-for-15 from the Danehy. Lisa Talaga and Anna Meyer 3:16, 188- Stamboulis (EC) dec. ’’We couldn’t get our offense Both clubs resume COC play ENFIELD — ’The strategy which (M) WBF; 185- Vincent (M) WBF; And as if that weren’t enough to away with none. floor in taking a 19-1 lead after one Werfel, three of Coventry’s star­ Heavyweight- GIngras (M) WBF. Heavyweight- Shekoske going in the second half,” Elway WBF. kill their momentum, moments “ I called those three plays and I said. “ Give the Giants credit for later quarterback John Elway was felt good about each one. I ’d like to playing great defense.” sacked in the end zone by George have them back. I don’t know what Martin for a safety. Then Karlis happened. On the first4lown play, And for playing great offense. missed yet another field goal, also the fullback and guard are sup­ Phil Simms, who completed 22 of 25 And then there were none as unbeaten clubs fall passes for 268 yards, led the Giants to the right, from 34 yards. posed to be out front. That was Denver, although up 10-9 at really disappointing.” to 24 straight points. By The Associated Press Landover, Md., while No. 14Clem- before losing to Ohio State. No. 9 Alabama 82, Tannessee 71: Smith, who ieads the Big East in halftime Sunday, was left to ponder On their next series, Elway was “ They kept us off-balance,” son’s loss was 105-103 in overtime to The scores of Saturday’s other had 22 points and blocked shots, rejected six for Pitt, in the locker room what might have dumped for the safety. On the Denver linebacker Jim Ryan said. And then there were none. No. 13 Duke. DePaul was sixth and Top Ten games were: No. 1 North N C A A Hoop Derrick McKey added 16 as Ala­ 14-4. been. previous pay, tight end Clarence ’’They threw more than we thought Three Division I college teams Ciemson 10th in last week’s poll. Carolina 92, Georgia Tech 55; No. 3 bama beat Tennessee. With scarcely a dissenting voice, Kay dived for a low pass, which the they would on first down, and they went into the weekend with un­ " I ’m anxious to see how this team Nevada-Las Vegas 83, New Mexico the underdog Broncos had pro­ officials ruled he trapped. Instant ran on second down. They also ran a beaten records, but Iowa and reacts to this first loss,” Iowa No. 18 Auburn 85, Mississippi 61: State 58; No. 4 (tie) Indiana 77, Alabama, 15-2, built a 19-point claimed all week the necessity of replay official Art McNally let the lot against our nickel coverages. Ciemson were defeated on Satur­ Coach Tom Davis said after Ohio finished the game with a 39 percent Jeff Moore and Chris Morris led a 9 Minnesota 53; No. 6 Syracuse 64, lead midway through the second playing a perfect game if they were incomplete call stand, saying the They went counter to many of their day and DePaul iost its first game State forward average from the line. 19-4 run at the start of the second No. 15 St. John’s 63; No. 7 Temple half, then coasted. to defeat New York. What they got replay was inconclusive. tendencies.” Sunday. S(x>red 36 points. " I was worried No. 6 Byracusa 64, No. 15 8t. half as Auburn beat Ole Miss. 67. Alabama-Birmingham 60; No. 9 instead was a series of decidedly “ I had the ball all the way,” Kay A tearful Karlis blamed faulty Iowa lost 80-76 at home to that the players didn’t realize Ohio John’s 63: Rony Seikaly made one Moore had 23 points and 13 Alabama 82, Tennessee 71; and No. imperfect breakdowns that spelled said. “ There was no doubt in my mechanics for his two misses. unranked Ohio State, ending the State ranks up there with teams like of two free throws with 36 seconds No. 13 Duka 108, No. 14 Clomaon rebounds for Auburn, 11-4. 10 Oklahoma 81, Kansas State 78. a 39-20 Giants’ victory for the NFL mind. That was probably the “ I pushed them, I blocked them to nation’s longest winning streak at Illinois and the rest of them.” In the Second Ten, it was No. 12 left and got a big rebound in the 103, OT: Duke rallied from a AP photo No. 10 Florida 88, Vsndarbllt 81: championship. biggest play of the game right the right.” he said. “ Ijustdidn’tget 18 and knocking the Ha wkeyes from The Hawkeyes had defeated final seconds, boosting Syracuse, 13-point deficit in the second half to Illinois 82, Arizona 63; No. 16 Texas Vernon Maxwell scored 30 points In approximate order of impor­ there, and when they got that sack it my hips through. Maybe I tried to No. 1 to No. 2 in this week’s poll. Illinois, Purdue and Indiana — all (Tiristian 62, Houston 56; No. 17 which led by as many as 17 points in tie the score 92-92 at the end of 25 passes for three TDs, outdueled and Andrew Moten 22 and Florida New York QB Phil Simms (11) looks for a tance, the errors were: changed the momentum of the steer them. I just really hurt our No. 11 Georgetown knocked off ranked in the Top Ten last week — Pittsburgh 80, Boston College 62; the second half, over St. John’s. regulation, then Tommy Amaker Denver’s John Elway and was the 8 The Redmen called timeout with broke a 100-100 tie with a 3-pointer climbed into the Top Twenty with a receiver as he feels the pressure applied — ’The two missed field goals by game.” momentum at the time. I feel like I No. 8 DePaul. winning 74-71 at in their previous three games 8 No. 18 Auburn 85, Mississippi 61; victory over Vanderbilt. game’s MVP. Karlis, who ironically had been the Added Reeves: “ I wear glasses. let everyone down.” and No. 19 Florida 85, Vanderbilt 81. 15 seconds left, but Mark Jackson with 1:39 left in overtime. by Denver during Super Bowl action On Sunday, Navy and North missed a 3-point attempt with six Sunday night. Simms, completing 22-of- Maxwell’s layup broke a 77-77 tie Carolina State both were upset and seconds left. Seikaly got the re­ bound and held on until the game No. 17 PItl 80, Boston Coll. 82: with two minutes left in the game MCC men breeze dropped out of the Top Twenty. Charles Smith and Jerome Lane and then wrapped up the victory Kentucky beat Navy 80-69, and was over. Greg Monroe had 13 for Syra­ had 18 points each as Pitt defeated with a pair of free throws with five Tight games are something the Grant and Chris Gailigan 12 each, Kansas moved to No. 20 by Boston College. seconds left. Patient Azinger wins In Phoenix Manchester Community College defeating N.C. State 74-60. cuse; Willie Glass scored 25 for St. and Mike Hardwick and Paul John’s. men’s basketball team tries to Swartz chip|>ed in with 11 points No. 1 N. Carollnat2, OaorglaToch “ I was as patient as I ’ve ever the total purse of $600,000. avoid. Lately, they haven’t had a apiece. No. 11 Qaorgaloam 74, No. 8 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - 7 85: The Tar Heels, 17-1, moved into been in my life. And I hit the ball problem with doing the former. DaPaul 71: DePaul, which led by Paul Azinger, who had let so many He won by a single stroke over Mike Kennedy led Holyoke with the No. 1 spot with their isth better than I ever have in my life,” MCC romped past Holyoke Com­ 12 points while Mike Paquette nine points with 2:44 left, fell from MCC women win first get away from him, had a little talk defending champion Hal Sutton, consecutive victory, getting 16 Azinger said. munity College. 106-54, Saturday the unbeaten ranks when George­ with veteran Andy Bean before the who had a share of the top spot until added 11. points apiece from freshman J.R. The Manchester Community Col­ Cougars to their first victory. Sue night for its 16th win of the season. MCC (186) — Rick Knight 004)0, Paul town rallied. lege women’s basketball team final round of the Phoenix Open golf . The result was a solid 4-under-par he missed a 5-foot putt and bogeyed Swartz 51-211, Tyrell Hartfield 1103 26, Reid and Jeff Lebo against Georgia Gorreck led MCC with 18 points 67 on Sunday and the first victory of The Cougars are 16-3 while Holyoke Reggie Williams, who scored 23 registered its first win of the season tournament. the final hole on the new TPC course Ozzie Grant 51-212, Donald Cost 9 2-3 21, Tech. while Colleen Carroll and Lucretia a pro career that had been slow in falls to 1-10. MCC’s next game is Mike Hardwick 51-211, C hrit Gailigan 5 points, hit a 3-polnt basket with 28 Saturday over Holyoke Community “ I told him I ’d learned a lot from at Scottsdale. Armstrong added 9 each. developing. WediWBrfa)i‘ in Warwick, R.I., 2-2 12, Mike Stewed 4 04) 8, Bernard O M o t t . SO, N o. a to«M 7S: seconds left, d v la g Georgetown a Csllsge, 57-45. HiB Cougars’ record Ms last year at Kapalua (In Ha waii. “ I don’t want to sound like I ’m against (^immunity College of Jaines2005 Totals48014W8 7^7l lead. Deraul, wMch had won n M m Bean « 0S>. IBa way he HOLYOKB (54) — Glenn Barbeur32-4 Hopson, averaging 29.6 points to l8 7-3 while Holyoke Is 0-3. MCC’s ..MCC (57) — Sue Oorvaek 9 o-l is “ A dream come true," said making an excuse, but I was putting Rhode Island. its first 16 games, turned the ball Moyo/oportv 7 2-5 16, Batty Mohar ( played his own game and didn’t 8, Dove Bortnik 004)0, Ron Cote 1 04)2, lead the Big Ten, hit six free throws next game is Wednesday in War­ 1;2 3, Cotlean Carroll 4 1-2 9, M arla Azinger, who twice lost his playing through my shadow,” said Sutton, Donald Cost and Tyrell Hartfield Mike Kennedy 604) 12, Glno(>rlandl 21-3 in the final 5:49 and added a slam over on the ensuing inbounds play, wick, R.I., against Community Ganerls 0 04) 0, Garl Grimaldi 1 M 2“ worry about anyone else,” said the rights due to lack of performance who played about 15 minutes in ignited a first-half rally with 13 and 5, Mike Paquette 3 3-4 11, Jett Przeko- lanky young man called “ Zinger” powskl 3 2-2 8, Dan Szostkiewicz 4 OO 8 dunk in Ohio State’s upset of Iowa. and Williams hit two free throws College of Rhode Island. ^ucratla Argistrong41-29 Totals 265-12 and made a total of four appearan­ front of Azinger. 9 points, respectively, to give MCC Totals 22 8-13 54 with 16 seconds left. by his fellow pros. The Hawkeyes, who got 20 points MCC had to (X)me back against ces at the Tour’s Qualifying School. Sutton, who blitzed the front with a 61-32 halftime lead. Hartfield led Three-point goals; MCC (5) — Hart- Dallas Comegys, who led DePaul n Joollon Forta004) “ He told me, ’Play your own from B.J. Armstrong, m iss^ the Holyoke to pull this one out. Maura The victory was secured with a a 30 and scored an eagle-3 on the six Cougars in double figures with field 2, Grant, Cost, James. Holyoke (2) with 19 points, missed a 3-point game, kid. Shoot at the middle of — Poquette 2. first of three 1-and-l free-throw Fogarty scored 7 of her 16 points in four-day score of 268,16 shots under 15th, was second alone at 269aftera 26 points. Cost added 21. Ozzie Hoirtime; 61-32 MCC attempts down the stretch and attempt with five seconds left. the final 10 minutes to lead the the greens, take what it’ll give you, and go.’ That’s what I did. par, and was worth $108,000 from closing 64. 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Abby, for making sure our troops on interest members Cam­ D e a r A b b y were remembered. deductions. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Young Teacher' A new paign, asked me teacher slowly gains the love and respect CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Abigail Van Buren KELLY ROGERS With the as­ of hOr rowdy class and their apathetic par* to help America sistance of Eli J. ents. Rated NR. remember their DEAR ABBY: I am on a ship Warach, chief consulting editor of ces her car. Since interest crack­ I [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook men and women overseas. I have a beautiful wife Prentice Hall Information Servi­ downs do not apply to trade or ‘ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Watership Down' in uniform who and two lovely children back home, ces, I’m highlighting some of the business expenses, won’t Ellen get Based on Richard Adams' novel. Coura­ would be away and I miss them very much. I different directions that this "dol­ the full interest deduction? No. geous rabbits try to build a new future for from their [ themselves when the forces of progress couldn’t believe the sacks of mail lar coster" takes. Here’s why; cessful robbery turns into a nightmare homes during the holidays. “ We’ll loved ones during the holidays is drive them out of their home. 1978. Rated [USA ] Edge of Night from good-hearted people from all Consumer interest (credit cards, The new law, while allowing full PG. chase. Alan Ladd. Ernest Borgnine, Katy call it 'Operation Dear Abby II,’’’ extremely difficult, but that mail Jurado. 1958. over the U.S.A. Our ship alone got car financing, etc.) deductions interest deductions in connection ' [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Th e Ice Pirates’ Space 1:00AM dD World vision he said. assured us that we had not been at least 10,000. have been Just about taken out of with a trade or business, goes on to pirates join a princess in search of her ex* [TMC] M O VIE: 'Auntie Marne' A young dD Joe Franklin Show I said, "Yes! Dear Abby readers forgotten. A heartfelt thanks to all the ball game. say "otber than the trade or ! plorer father and a newly discovered boy experiences a series of madcap ad­ dD Kays to Success The outpouring of love and J are the nicest people in the world." who participated. • source of much-needed water In a nearby ventures when he goes to live with his ec­ support was unbelievable. Please Until this year, a taxpayer could business of performing services as centric aunt. Rosalind Russell. Forrest ® Maude Well, you didn’t let me down. Don CONNIE PENNELL, deduct investment interest expense an employee.” So employees don’t galaxy. Robert Urich, Mary Crosby, John tell your readers how grateful we ! Matusak. 1984. Rated PG. Tucker, Roger Smith. 1958. [C N N ] Crossfire called to say that when he arrived in LT., U.S. NAVY are. up to the amount of the net get that special break. ; [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express [USA] Prime Tim e Wrestling (2 hrs.) [D IS] MOVIE: Rembrandt' This film de­ Germany and visited the offices investment income plus $10,000. College loans don’t get special picts the erratic life of the great Dutch TIMOTHY WOODS. 9:30PM dD Cavanaughs The family where our servicemen were work­ DEAR ABBY: I am a sergeant in Consumer interest, on the other treatment — and that can really 6:30PM d ) WKRP in Cincinnati painter. Charles Laughton. Elsa Lanches- ON THE U.S.S. VINSON (D d§) A B C News grows nervous when Kit decides that 16- ter, Gertrude Lawrence. 1936. ing. they were inundated with bags the U.S. Air Force stationed at Osan hand, was completely deductible, hurt. year-old Mary Margaret is old enough to d D Benson [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow of mail. Handmade cards and Air Base, Korea. You cannot with no ceiling. The new law, As an example, the Heisses have start dating. decorations sent by school children imagine the excitement that mail DEAR ABBY: Just a note to say d i S C T V starting this year, turns these two children in college who have Harald photo by Pinto dD Novela: Camino Secreto 1:1 5AM dD MOVIE: 'Us Against the covered walls and hung from created when it hit this base! I hope thank you! I haven’t been in Seoul, provisions upside down. tuition loans. Starting in 1987, the d® Too Close for Comfort [ESPN ] College Basketball: Michigan W orld' Three young interns face the same problems as they begin their medical ca­ Christmas trees. that everyone who wrote to us Korea, long enough for my own A First sled ride ® N B C News State at Northwestern (2 hrs.) Live. Consumer interest is no longer interest on these loans will not be dD reers. Christine Belford, Donna Mills, Mere­ These young men were 18,19 and receives a response. Thanks, Abby, family to send cards and letters for [HBO] Not Necessarily the News In deductible — period. Investment fully deductible and by 1991 will be dl) Nightly Business Report dith Baxter Birney. 1977. Christmas. But when I went to the Stereo. 20 years old, and many of them had for making this the best possible Interest expense, however, is still completely non-deductible. If the Jim Lavoie of 87 Birch St. gives his son, Matthew, IS after one of iast week's snowstorms. Lavoie and his wife, (4T) Noticiero Univision [MAX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Re-Animator' A deter­ never been away from home Christmas the troops could have so recreation center yesterday, there deductible to tbe extent of invest­ parents themselves borrow the months, a push across the Charter Oak Park iandscape Linda, were giving their son his first ride on the snow. (S) Silver Spoons Howie Mandel-'Live from Carnegie Mall mined young scientist experiments with a before. Shouts of laughter filled the far from home. they were — stacks of mail! I secret formula which will successfully re­ ment income, but the$10,000excess money to pay the college expenses, • [CN N ] Showbiz Today Howie Mandel will guide you through the air as they opened the envelopes, TOM CASTLE picked one of those letters contain­ the interest still comes under the average American Mall. vive the dead. Jeffrey Combs, Bruce Ab­ investment interest deduction Is [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius bott, Barbara Crampton. 1985. Rated NR. exchanging with others so each ing the warmest holiday greeting I gone. Thus, if a taxpayer has "no-deduction” rules. Boros 10:00PM dD Cagney & Lacey (CC) would get mail from their home DEAR ABBY: The men and had ever received. $15,000 of investment income, up to Cagney is torn when her father asks her to 1:25AM [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Stranger in New tax technique; Mr. and Mrs. 7:00PM d3 CBS News the House' A psychopath terrorizes the state. After working a long hard women of the 122nd Signal Base in Tell your readers that this was $15,000 of investment interest is Pkibfic Records silence her investigation of his old friend, a Hesse can use the equity in their dD d§) (S) M*A*S»H respected judge who may be linked to a girls in a sorority house. Keir Dullea, Olivia day, they were still up until 3 a.m. Korea want to express our sincere the most wonderful thing they could N completely deductible On the other Hussey, Margot Kidder. 1975. Rated R. home to borrow the money to take dD dD Wheel of Fortune notorious loan shark. (60 min.) opening mail! appreciation for all the wonderful have done for all of us serving our hand, if a taxpayer has $15,000 of care of both college and medical Warranty deeds Peter R. Hicks to Ronald F. Thomas J. Young to Frederick W. Kertzman and Richard D. Weiner, d ) dD $100,000 Pyramid ( D News 1:30AM dD i n n News The avalanche received in Korea letters and cards that came our way country so far away from our loved consumer or personal interest, it is expenses. Goldman, Brook Haven. $62,458 and Audrey Young, Wetherell Brook Haven condominium. dD INN News @ ) Bizarre was so voluminous that they had to because of Operation Dear Abby II. ones. not deductible at all (except for the dD Jeffersons Thomas K. Clarke to Nicholas Peter R. Hicks to James H. and Street, $110,000. $62,000. dD Best of Saturday Night d P Police Story [C N N ] Newsnight Update ship some of the mail to our troops It made us all feel closer to home PVT. J. JOHNSON, phaseout of the deductions). While mortgage interest remains Androulidakis. Crest condomi­ SEOUL, KOREA Lorraine F. Howe. Brook Haven James E. and Laurel C. Tremb­ Peter R. Hicks to Susan and dD MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour dD Wild, Wild West [E S P N ] Auto Racing Kenny Bernstein in Japan! Read on; during the holidays. The deduction is phased out as deductible, there are intricacies. nium. $56,500. explains Drag Racing. condominium, $62,000. lay to Linda Simko, Wetherell David Serrell, Brook Haven con­ @ ] Barney Miller dD dD Ossie & Ruby: A Letter from GINNY PARKER, follows; 35 percent in 1987, 60 For amounts borrowed after Aug. Peter R. Hicks to Cheryl Neff and Peter R. Hicks to Anthony and Booker T . The marriage of Robert Tercell, [U SA ] Keys to Success DEAR ABBY: A great big CAMP CASEY Village condominium. $117,900. dominium, $83,200. dD Hollywood Squares percent in 1988,80 percent in 1989.90 16. 1986, the amount borrowed a follower of Booker T. Washington, and Joseph Striuzik. Brook Haven con­ Guy J. Agri, Brook Haven condomi­ Vivian H. and Edna M. Savage to Peter R. Hicks to Charles and 1:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: -The New thank-you from all of us on P.S. And now I am hearing from percent in 1990. 100 percent after dD Novela: Maria de Nadie Mary Church Terrell is explored. cannot be greater than the home's dominium, $52,000. nium. $65,000. Vance J. Burba, one-half interest in Kristina Lynch, Brook Haven con­ Kids' (C C ) When two orphaned teenagers Okinawa. I’m assistant charge DEAR ABBY: When you printed readers saying they were delighted that. dD Nightly Business Report basis — that is, the purchase price Peter R. Hicks to William W. Peter R. Hicks to Allan and 54-56 Seaman Circle, $53,000. dominium, $80,000. dD Local News move to a new town, they become the tar­ nurse of the Newborn Nursery at the addresses of remote bases, I and surprised to receive letters of Consider 1987 where the disallo­ plus the cost of improvements. On Hays and Nicholas R. Scola, Brook d D Maude ® Honeymooners get for the local gang. Shannon Presby, Rosalie Clebnik, Brook Haven Arthur J. and Marie J. Normand Peter R. Hicks to David K. Lori Loughlin. 1985. Rated R. the U.S. Naval Hospital here, and decided to write to someone just for warm gratitude from our men and wance is 35 percent. For example, if mortgages entered into or before Haven condominium. $52,000. condominium. $64,388. to Kenneth C. Burkamp, 288 Center Kertzman and Richard D. Weiner, [C N N ] Moneyline dD Chespirito (60 min ) cards and letters made their way up fun. Since then, I’ve been corres­ women in uniform who were the Mike had $10,000 in interest ex­ Aug. 16,1986, you can deduct the full Peter R. Hicks to Brian and [ESPN ] SportsCenter dD Matt Houston 2:00AM QD McCloud: This Must Be to our ward. ponding with CpI. Ken Jones. He's recipients of their holiday greet­ Peter R. Hicks to Stuart and St.. $46,500. Brook Haven condominium, the Alamo penses in 1986. he could deduct the interest on the mortgage— up to the Stephen Along!. Brook Haven con­ Ronda Spitzer, Brook Haven con­ Albert R. Martin to Mary Fleish­ $62,000. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Can You Hear the [CNN] C N N News Being away from family and stationed in Cuba now. hut he’ll be ings. Aren’t people wonderful! entire $10,000 on the '86 tax return fair market value of the home. Laughter?' The career of comedian Fred­ dD MOVIE: 'The Hostage' A group of dominium. $80,000. dominium. $61,000. man, Oxford Court condominium. Peter R. Hicks to Rita McGeary [HBO] MOVIE; A Chorus Une' (CC) South American revolutionaries kidnap an he files in 1987. In 1987. assuming die Prinze is cut short by his dependence Young dancers auditioning for a musical, In general, these loans must be Peter R. Hicks to Thomas H. and Peter R. Hicks to J.D. Associates. $49,900. and Michael Merrill, Brook Haven on drugs and alcohol and his inability to American diplomat's daughter Ron Ran- Mike has the same interest ex­ seek fame and stardom. Michael Douglas, dell, Mary Parker. 1956. secured by mortgages or similar Judith A. Egan and Daniel P. and J. Brook Haven condominium. Paula J. Barisano to Diane N. condominium, $80,000. cope with the pressures of success. Ira Audrey Landers, Alyson Reed. 1985. penses, he can deduct only $6,500. Angustain, Kevin Hooks, Julie Carmen. instruments. Bonnie O'Neill, Brook Haven con­ $62,000. Reitz, Northwood Townhouse, Peter R. Hicks to Fay Family Rated PG-13. In Stereo dD White Shadow He loses $3,500 in deductions. 1979 Treatments will help allergy dominium, $80,000. Peter R. Hicks to Thomas H. and $76,900. Associates, Brook Haven condomi­ [MAX] MOVIE: Turk 182' (CC) A [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook [USA] Airwolf Businesses, whether, they are The parents can deduct interest Peter R. Hicks to Wayne Realty Judith A. Egan and Daniel P. and J. Circle Associates to Manchester nium, $54,890. young graffiti artist fights City Hall when 'i [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow giant corporations or mom-and-pop in full on a loan greater than the Co. Inc., Brook Haven condomi­ Bonnie O’Neill, Brook Haven con­ Memorial Hospital, South Haw­ Peter R. Hicks to Fay Family 7:30PM CS PM Magazine his brother is denied his pension. Timothy Expo DEAR DR. DEAR DR. GOTT: I breast-fed operations, can deduct — in full — Hutton. Robert Urich. Robert Culp. 1985. residence basis (up to the fair nium. $52,000. dominium, $80,000. thorne Street. No conveyance tax. Associates, Brook Haven condomi­ dD Current Affair 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenlght GOTT: Our son, my child until he was 10 months old. interest expenses incurred in a Rated PG-13. market value of the property) if the Peter R. Hicks to Thomas H. and Peter R. Hicks to Richard Stans- Donald S. and Nancy H. Cowell to nium, $64,390. dD ® Jeopardy [DIS] Zorro 13, is constantly Now my breasts are soft. What can trade or business. But there are 10:30PM dD IN N News extra money is used for educational Judith A. Egan and Daniel P. and J. field and Ralph W. Reid, Brook Richard R. and Lisbeth S. Ber- Peter R. Hicks to Fay Family dD Entertainment Tonight ET talks to [ESPN] SportsCenter blowing his I do to firm them up? variations here. too. purposes (including room and Max Von Sydow about his upcoming film, dD @ Three Women Filmmakers Three Bonnie O’Neill. Brook Haven con­ Haven condominium. $80,000. thiaume, 142-144 Birch St.. $115,000. Associates, Brook Haven condomi­ Z:35AM dD CBS News Nightwatch nose, and his Ellen is a salesperson for Houston board) or medical expenses. How­ dominium, $80,000. "Duet For One” . European filmmakers are highlighted. DEAR READER: When breasts J. Yusuf Essack to David and Francis M. and Barbara B. nium, $64,390. Joined in Progress voice gets funny D r . G o tt are producing milk, they enlarge Co. She travels on business, uses ever, this works only if the money is Peter R. Hicks to Michael E. and Andrea Mascolo, Park Chestnut dD INN News (M) Honeymooners Armentano to Annette L. Cyr, land Peter R. Hicks to Constance G. 3:00AM (E) m o v i e : -Pueblo- An from drainage and become firm. After a woman her own car and is reimbursed by used for someone who is a Rosemary H. Grant. Brook Haven dD @ ) Carson's Comedy Classics [D IS] Danger Bay Peter Gott, M.D. condominium. Conveyance tax. on New Bolton Road, $57,000. Brigham, Brook Haven condomi­ American naval vessel Is seized by the in his throat. stops nursing her child, the milk Houston for expenses. Ellen finan- dependent. condominium. $64,388. $53.90. dD ® Barney Miller 11:00PM (3D (H ® ®) ® New* North Koreans in this true story, Hal Hol­ 2 Peter R. Hicks to David K. nium, $61,000. The ENT doctor glands shrink and the breasts dP ® New Newlywed Game dD dD Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers brook, Andrew Duggan, Richard Mulligan. did cryosurgery 1973. become smaller (and softer). I am dD Soapbox dD Odd Couple on him a year ® Shopping Line not aware of any natural method to Supermarket Shopper dD Carol Burnett and Friends dP Falcon Crest ago. but that [CN N ] News Overnight enable you to regain the character­ [C N N ] Crossfire dD Hogan's Heroes didn't help. The [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Badlanders' A suc­ istics of lactating breasts. How­ [D IS ] Mouseterpiece Theater dD Sneak Previews cessful robbery turns into a nightmare allergist just says he’s allergic to control symptoms and administra­ ever, synthetic methods — such as [ESP N ] College Basketball: Pittsburgh dD Tales of the Unexpected chase. Alan Ladd. Ernest Borgnine. Katy dust and mold. Could something be tion of injections to reduce the plastic surgery — are worth looking Product color has strong impact on consumer choices at Syracuse (2 hrs.f Live. @ ) M*A*S*H Part 1 Jurado. 1958. done for the boy? severity of symptoms. into if the condition of your breasts [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC). dD Noticiero UnIvision [ESPN] College Basketball: Michigan 6 State at Northwestern (2 hrs.) (R). really bothers you. By Martin Sloan Vartan, pointing toward the adjoining cabinet. “ Black colorful and distinctive. pointed out, "and with $1.05 worth of coupons inside. 8:00PM QD Kate 8i Allie (CC| dZ) SCTV Network DEAR READER: Your son Dust and mold are so prevalent in United Features Syndicate has never been a good color for food packaging, so why [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'All Fall Dow n' A young seems to be showing the classical our environment that avoidance is For information regarding the “ Only the Snuggle box is specially marked.” I That’s the package that turns a smart shopper on! ’’ d ) P.O.W.'S - Americans in Enemy [C N N ] Moneyline man's reckless behavior triggers a siring did they use it for their frozen entrees?” Hands (2 hrs.) [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet of tragic events in a smalt midwestern signs of inhalation allergies. If. as virtually impossible; antihistam­ causes and treatment of impotence, One of my recent columns told about manufacturers’ I stepped back a few feet and surveyed all the frozen dD dD American Music Awards Diana [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour town. Eva Marie Saint, Warren Beatty. Karl the allergist suggests, he is sensi­ ines do reduce nasal congestion and write for your copy of Dr. Gott’s growing recognition of the importance of package entrees. On one end were the easily recognizable coral Ross hosts the 14th annual awards pres­ Malden 1962. tive to dust and molds, desensitiza­ mucus production. However, the new Health Report on Impotence. entation from Hollywood, featuring sched­ design. Condensed Soup labels, along with a check or 11:30PM (3) (39) ABC New* Night- [USA ] 199 Tax Loopholes tion shots may help. only suitable long-term solution to red-and-white Stouffers packages, and next to them uled aopearances by Whitney Houston, line Send $1 and your name and address Gerron Vartan, a vice president of S&O Consultants, were several other brands that used similar colors but Clip file refunds money order for $3.95 for both the calendar and With any allergy, there are three your son’s allergies is probably a , to P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH Cyndi Lauper and Bruce Willis. (3 hrs.) dD Police Woman 3:05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Frank and I' a San Francisco packaging-design firm, said that did not seem to stand out. On the other end were the ornament; or send the required refund form and Live. Charles Beaumont believes that he has basic treatments; avoidance of the program of regular injections. Ask 44101-3428. Be sure to mention the Soup, Snack Foods. Candies (File No.3) two Campbell’s Condensed Soup labels, along dD Honeymooners product "visibility” has a strong impact on how black packages with the delicious photos of the Armour d D News lived life to the fullest, until he meets substance, use of medicines to the allergist about this treatment. title. Clip out this fiie and keep it with similar cash-off With $2.95 for the ornament; or send the required dD Twilight Zone Frances, 'Frank', Jennifer Inch. 1982. consumers make their selections and described how Dinner Classics. I had to agree that the black dD Carson's Anniversary Special (2 hrs.) coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage refund form and two Campbell’s Condensed ^u p d D d D Tonight Show Guest host Patrick [H B O ] m o v i e : -Re- the design of the product packages has become a background made these packages stand out against the dD M O VIE: 'Blood and Black Lace' A 3:20AM coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed labels, along with $1.25 for the calendar. Expires Duffy welcomes Steve Allen and singer Animator' A determined young scientist science that carefully measures consumer reaction. crowd. model for a large fashion house who has Louise Mandrell. (60 min.) In Stereo. proofs of purchase while looking for the required Feb. 28,1987, or while supplies last. been stealing drugs for her sweetheart is experiments with a secret formula which "If you want me to show you how it really works in “ Exactly,” said Vartan. “ When one color predomi­ will successfully revive the dead. Jeffrey forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and found murdered. Cameron Mitchell, Eva dD MOVIE: 'Buck and the Preacher' A Cinema the aisles and on the shelves.” he told me, "I ’ll be nates in a grocery section, it may be a good strategy for CERTS Travel A Leisure Value Book Offer. ' trail guide who protects former slaves Combs, Bruce Abbott, Barbara Crampton. magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers Bartok, Mary Arden. 1965. happy to meet you at the supermarket.” a manufacturer to design a new package with a color Receive a Certs Travel & Leisure Value book with seeking to homestead is confronted by a 1985. Rated NR. may not be available in all areas of the country. dD MOVIE: 'A Different Story' A homo- con man. Sidney Poitler, Harry Belafonte, How could I resist such an invitation? that is obviously different.” over $1,000 in savings. Send the required refund 4:00AM dD Make Room for Daddy Alive (R ) l:l5 , 7:20, 9:50. — Critical WRST HARTFORD Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. .* sexual man and woman form an unlikely Ruby Dee. 1972. HARTPORO “ Color has a tremendous impact on product form, four Certs wrappers, with Universal Clnwno City — Children of a Lesser Condition (R ) 1:30, 7:50. 10. — The Rim 1 A 2 — Standb v Me — We walked toward the cleaning products. "But romantic relationship. Perry King. Meg dD MOVIE: 'Crowhaven Farm' A young Peoov Sue Got Morried (PG-13) 7,9:30. This offer doesn't require a refund form; Product Code symbols, and 50 cents for posatge Foster, Valerie Curtin. 1978. ® Hogan's Heroes God (R ) 7:20. 9:55. — Motive Son (R ) Golden Child (PG-13) 1:35, 7:30,9:40. — visibility.” said Vartan. "Look, at that frozen-food sometimes consumers identify one color so strongly woman inherits a New England farm and is The Mission (P G ) 1:45, 7:15, 9:50. — — Three Amloos (PG) 7. WHOPPERS Big Bucks Back Offer, SR-7286, El and handling. Expires March 31, 1087. (5Z) News plunged into a nightmare of witchcraft. 7:30,10. — Sid and Nancy (R ) 7,9:30. — cabinet. What do you see? We were standing about 25 with a product category that using another color is not : (g) ® MOVIE: 'Alamo: 13 Days to Mosquito Coast (R ) 7:10, 9:45. Platoon (R) 1:25,7:30,10:10. Paso, Texas 79975. Receive a coupon/refund book JOLLY TIME Popcorn Offer. Receive a $1 Glory' (C C) Col. Jim Bowie and young Col. [CNN] Sports Tonight Hope Lange, Lloyd Bochner, Paul Burke. feet from an aisle of upright frozen-food cabinets, with feasible,” he continued. We were standing in front of 1970. the packages clearly visible through glass doors. worth over $15. Send two Universal Product Code refund and a coupon good for 10 cents off your next William Travis need Davy Crockett's help [DIS] MOVIE:' 'How to be Very, Very RAST HARTFORD WILLIMANTIC the iiquid cleaners. “ Green is associated with pine, and in defending the Alamo from Gen. Santa [C N N ] Larry King Overnight MANCHRSTRR Jlllton Square Cinema — Bedroom symbols from any 8-ounce or larger packages of purchase of Jolly Time Popcorn. Send the Popular' Tw o dancers, who witness a Rotlweed Rub A Clneimi — Heart­ UA Thtertors Rost — Three Amieosl “ I see the Green Giant vegetables.” most of the cleaners — Top Job, Mr. Clean and Pine Sol Ana's marauding army of Mexican sol­ murder and flee for their lives, find them­ [U S A ] Program Yourself for Success break RIdoe (R) 7:10,9:25. Window (P G ) 7:15, 9:15. — Criticol Whoppers Malted Milk Candy. Include your required refund form and three large flags from diers. James Arness, Brian Keith, Raul Ju­ (PG-13) 7:25,9;35. — Heortbreok RIdoe Condition (R ) 7:15, 9:15. — Little Shop "Why didn’t you notice the Birds Eye vegetables?” — use that color. But look at the new Tackle package. selves in a college fraternity. Betty Grable, F oot Rlcbord't Fob A Cinema — (R ) 7:20, 9:40. — Stand by Me (R ) 7:30, name, address and ZIP code on a 3-by-5 card. the front of three cans of Jolly Time Popcorn lia. 1987. In Stereo. Sheree North, Robert Cummings. 1955. . 4:30AM [O IS] Newl Animal World Heartbreak RIdoe (R) 7:15,9:30. of Horrors (P(»-13) 7:30, 9:30. — The said Vartan. "This store has many more varieties of The packaging strategy was to make it obviously 9:M. Mornlno After (R ) 7:30, 9:30. — Star Expires March 31, 1987. ( ^ The Planet Earth (CC) The last great Shewcote Cinemas 1-9 — Star Trek Birds Eye.” greener than any of the others.” (10-ounce or 20-ounce). This offer is not good on [ESPN] SiortsCenter 4:35AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : -Protector- IV: The Voyooe Home (PG) 1:05,7:25, Trek IV: The Voyooe Home (P G ) 6:45, These offers require refund forms; frontier - the oceans - are featured. (60 I moved a few steps closer to the cabinets and saw I had to agree that color was an important part of Poly Bag Labels. This offer has no expiration [TMC] MOVIE; Hard Choices' A ' (CC) A New York cop, who is also a kung 9:45. — Little Shop of Horrors (PG-13) 9. — Mosquito Coost (P G ) 6:45, 9. min.) (R). fu master, cleans up the Big Apple in his VRRNON that he was right. package visibility and probably did affect sales, but I CAMPBELL’S Campbell Kids Offer. Receive a date. fifteen-year-old boy coming of age in rural 1:20,7:10,9:20. — “Crocodile" Dundee Cine 1 A 1 — No M ercy (R) 7:30,9:30. 1986 Collector’s Edition Campbeli Kids Christmas (3 ) MOVIE: 'The Middle of the Night' A Tennessee finds himself accused of a own way. Jackie Chan, Danny Aiello. (P(>-13) 1,8,10:05.— The Mornlno After WINDSOR "You see. the Green Giant vegetables seem to float in wanted Vartan to appreciate that the “ smart shopping FERRERO U.S.A. Inc. $1 Refund Offer. Send (R ) 1:15, 7:10, 9:35. — Wanted: D edor — Three Amloos (P G ) 7, 9:10. m o io — Heortbreok RIdoe (R ) 7:15. Ornament and/or a 1987Campbeli Kids Calendar, secretary and her boss plan to marry de­ crime he didn't commit and is forced to Rated R. a sea of bright green, whiie Birds Eye uses different factor” also had to be considered. the required refund form and the Universal spite their differences. Fredric March, Kim stand trial as an adult. Margaret Klenck, package colors for different varieties, and they just “ Look at those brands of fabric softener,” I said. along with $1.44 worth of coupons. Send the Product Code symbol from three Mon Cherl Boxes Novak, Lee Philips. 1959. Gary McCleery, John Seitz. 1986. Rated don’t stand out as well. “ What would a smart shopper see?” He looked, and required refund form and any three Campbeil’s of any size. Expires Feb. 28, 1987. ® MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Johnson' A dis­ NR. contented adventurer fities civilization in Entertainment Tonight “ Now. look at the Armour Dinner Ciassics,” said seemed puzzled by my question. All the boxes looked the 1830's to begin a new life as a fur 11:35PM dD ET talks to Max Von Sydow about his up­ trapper in the Rocky Mountain wilderness. coming film, "Duet For One” . Robert Redford, Will Geer. 1972. d D Novela: La Gloria y el Infiemo 11:45PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'After ■ Hours' (CC) Boy-meets-girl In an uptown (S ) Nature (C C) The interaction of plants HAPPy NEW VEAR About Town Thoushts N Y. diner and Is plunged into her world of and animals is seen In the Sonoran Desert crazies, punkers and an assortment of wild (60 min.) (R). women. Griffin Dunne. Rosanna Arquette, LOOK dD MOVIE: 'Days of Heaven' Three Teri Garr. 1985. Rated R. teenage migrant farm workers cross paths 9 Student stress is topic Daughters of Isabella meet Ministers often travel from one ment of prayer for the life of the one 12:00AM (S Kojak Come celebrate the F U E L O IL with a wealthy wheat farmer. Brooke Ad­ Stress will be the topic of afternoon and evening Daughters of Isabella, St. Margaret's Circle 251, will part of the country to the other. It is now passed on, and a moment of ams. Richard Gere, Linda Manz. 1978. (3D Nightlife workshops on Wednesday in Manchester schools. The have a Monte Carlo whist party at First Federal important to learn and carry out the concern for the mourners. It is a [CNN] Prime News (iD Star Trek 99 local traditions regarding rites of sessions are open to both teachers and parents. Savings and Loan Association, West Middle Turnpike, brief reminder of all I share with [D IS] My Friend Flicka dD Tales of the Unexpected passage — weddings, funerals, Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. Members and friends may attend. others. Perhaps It is that way for 71» [HBO] MOVIE: Weird Science' (CC) M O VIE; 'Victim s' Four women ear of the Rabbit Nancy Fairbanks, a social worker formerly with the baptisms, and so on. The heart you,too. Senior Citizen A Tw o young boys cause chaos when they stripped of their humanity by the same rap­ Manchester schools, will present a workshop titled longs for the familiar — often decide to bring their science project to life. ist join in a desperate quest to trap the man beginning with childhood memo­ Volume DIaoounte Kelly LeBrock. Anthony Michael Hall, llan the courts set free. Kate Nelligen, Ken "Practical Strategies for Identifying and Coping with MItchell'SmIth. 1985. Rated PG-13. In Howard, Howard Hesseman. 1981. Student Stress." That workshop will be at Buckley Ties that bind are discussed ries, which become the most cherished as we take over planning Rev. Diana Heath THRIFTY OIL CO. Stereo. ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents with us! 8 8 Elementary School cafeteria from 7 to 8;30 p.m. BOLTON — The second program in a four-part Unitarian Church [M AX] MOVIE: 'Head Office' (CC) Ask Dr. Ruth for these ceremonies as adults. The When a young man is promoted to an ex­ dD Novels: Amo y Senor At the same evening at 7. ,the Illing Junior High reading and discussion series on the American family funeral procession is one custom Manchester 289-8843 ecutive position, ho meets the low-lifes Drama Group will present a mini-drama entitled "Who will be Feb. 3 at 7; 30 p.m. at Bentley Memorial visible across the whole of our land, who are upper management. Judge Rein- (SD Sanford and Son hold. Danny DeVito, Jane Seymour. 1986. January 27, 28, 29 Says I Can’t Drink?” In the Illing cafeteria. The play Library. The program will feature two plays, “ A though people’s response to it is [CNN] Newsnight will be followed by a discussion with school personnel Raisin in the Sun,” and “ The Glass Menagerie." Rufus varied. Rated PG-13. [ESPN] One on One and students about alcohol use and abuse. Blanchard of the University of Connecticut will open [U S A ] Riptide [HBO] MOVIE: 'Black Moon Rising' the program. LOOKINQ FOR THE RIGHT CAMP 8:30PM d D M y sister Sam (C C ) Sam (C C ) A professional thief working for the at The most common response is out and Patti’s friendship is strained when Patti government stages a daring theft of a fu­ Parents may attend the evening or the afternoon falls for Dixie's son. turistic automobile. Tommy Lee Jones, For more information and registration, call the of our shared humanity. I never see FOR YOUR CHILD? Linda Hamilton, Robert Vaughn. 1986. workshops for teachers. Registration is not required. dD Million Dollar Chance of a Ufetlme 7 7 Rated R. For more information call Laura Boutilier, 647-3420. library at 646-7349. a procession without a brief mo­ Howard Johnson’s Conference Center dD Novela: Herencla Meldha [USA] Dragnet Windsor Locks. Ct. Exit 41 off 1-91 [D IS] Here's Boomer CHANG JIAN Service academies 12:05AM dD Simon & Simon Rick 3rd Hnnaal 9:00PM dD Nawhert (C C ) George's falls for a married woman and discovers The U.S. Military Academy at ATTENTION behavior worries Dick and Joanna when the woman’s husband is up to no good. Chinese Restaurant ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. insists on personally repairing the town's (70 min.) (R). West Pont. N.Y., founded in 1808, KIRBY OWNERS!! damaged bell tower during a heavy winter awards B.S. degrees and Army CONNECTICUT CNMP FAIR storm. 12:30AM QD Dynasty Ws bns OENUmE MNWY PilRTS 822-824 Main St. commissions for a five-year service INSURANSMITHS SINCE Meet representatives of camps throughout the Northeast d ) M O VIE: 'Cabaret' Set in a 1931 Berlin d D Entartainment Tonight E T talks to obligation. The U.S. Naval We repair lOiSy VaennuM See visual presentations ibaret, this musical tells how the risirrg Max Von Sydow about his upcoming fHm. Academ y at Annapolis. Md., of Nazism affected the lives of every* "Duet For One". Manchester, C T BOVS • amis • coed • specialties • day • sieepaway Liza Minnelli. Joel Grey. Michael York. founded in 1845. awards B.S. S M A U ilP P LU IIC E RCPJUR 1914 dD Jim & Tammy 2. degrees and Navy or Marine Corps Post Rd. Plaxa, NL 80 ® Late Night wfth David Letterman 649-9914 649-6628 Vernon, C T FEB. 1, 1987 — 12-5 P.M. ^ ® ) American Playhouse: Prodigious Tonight's guests are Jackee Harry and commissions for a five-year service Hickey (C C ) This is a collection of stories rock star Iggy Pop. (60 min.) In Stereo. 872-12M lut the prep school boys at Lawrence- obligation. (3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents i9in 649-5241 FREE APBIIS5IOW School. (60 min.) Good thru 2-1S-87 65 E. Center Street dD Novela: Cicatrices del Alma (S ) More Real People Mon-Thurs 11 am-10 pm; FrI-Sat 11 am-11 pm; Sun Noon-10 pm ® Gene Scott In Spanish. Puerto Rico means Manchester, Ct. Call 203*658*7703 for further Information [C N N ] Larry King Uve "rich port." (D IR I M O V IE ’ 'Th e Badlanders* A suc­ [ESPN] Fishin' Hole (60 min.)

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Einjiloyment IT 9I 8ITUATION------I ^ N O M E S HDME8 IHELP WANTBI HELP WANTED FDR SALE Bonds go into estate upon death a Education HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED IFDR SALE RN Supervisor-Mondav Cleaning personnel. Even­ Full or part time positions General office help - full Widow needs female com­ Large 7 room Cope. Fan­ Glottonbury to be built- QU ESTION : the bonds in beneficiary form — in changes in the savings bond through Friday. 3-11 posi­ ings and/or weekends. available at automotive or port time. Light typing panion to shore expenses. tastic area, finished base­ Large gracious hornet on If I redeem my child’s name, payable on death, to program. . tion tor an RN with strong 643-5747. lube center. Experience and basic office skills. Own room. Call 644<4048 ment, family room. cul-de-sac. Near ihopping otter 3 pm. Series E and the parent. Is there a way to change E bonds were issued from May leadership capabilities. helpful but will train. Call Pleose coll 528-9426. $119,900. 649-9664. Princi­ and highways. Starting at HELP WANTED 647-8997. EE. U.S. Sav­ this registration? 1941 through June 1980. ’Their Enlov your weekends off Wanted - full time expe­ Now Is the time to run on ples only. 8296,900. Joyce G. Epstein while earning a competi­ rienced hardware retail ings Bonds, I Investors’ purchase price was 75 percent oi od In classified to sell that Real Estate. 647-0095.O their guaranteed face value at Waitresses and Walters tive hourly rate plus excel­ person. 2 years minimum, Carpenter/Carpenters A promising future-tor the will receive ANSWER: Yes. A change in lent benefits. Put your good pay, pood working helper. Must be ambi­ camera you no longer maturity. For example, the lowest wanted. Full time, part use. young executive who Suddenly available- their “redemp­ Guide savings bond registration from supervisory skills, expe­ conditions. Apply at Cony­ tious, have own transpor­ priced E cost $18.75 and vms time. Apply In person: Truck Driver - for local needs space, future value, charming older Colonial tion values” — co-ownership form to beneficiary Luigi's Restaurant, 706 rience and lob knowledge ers Hardware, 646-5707. tation. Hourly wage based wholesaler In Hartford. and a new nelghborhood- located on East Canter the price I paid William A. Doyle form can be accomplished by filling guaranteed to be worth at least $25 Hartford Rd. 649-5325. to work In on atmosphere Ask for Bob. on ability to perform. Dependable, steady, 40 H 3 IDU8INE88 j..Thls new 0 room, 2W Street In Manchester. and the accumu­ out Form PD 1938, then sending the on its maturity date. geared to high quality 649-5400. hours, 8 am to 5 pm. Coll DPPDRTUNmES both home combines o Five bedrooms. Lott of EE bonds have been issued since patient care. For more Child cane worker- 527-6441. tlreploced family room space. Possible office lo­ lated interest. I bonds and the form to your district Special Education Insurance receptionist - know that the Federal Reserve Bank, which will January 1980. Their purchase price teacher position effective Information and Inter­ Manchester YW CA be­ Internotlonol Metal build­ with on efficient kitchen. cation. Coll today for view call 643-5151, Pam fore and after school Manchester Insurance details. Joyce G. Epstein interest is sub- reissue the bonds. is 50 percent of their guaranteed January to teach In class Floral designer - expe­ ing manufacturer select­ Become a community Olenchack DSD, Crest- program. High school di­ agency looking for a ma­ rience preferred, full or shareholder for only Real Estate. 647-8895.0 ject to federal income tax, but is estate tax. And, besides that However, there is no need to have maturity value. The lowest priced for students with behav- ture person for a position ing bullder/deoler In EE costs $25 and is worth at least lorlal disorders, ages 8 to field Convalescent Home, ploma and ability to work port time. Apply In person some open areas. High $162,900. Blanchard & Ros- exempt.from state and local income “unlimited marital deduction,’’ your son’s bonds reissued in benefi­ 565 Vernon St., Manches­ with children grades K-6 a as office receptionist. $50 when it matures. 10 at state approved of Krause Florist, 621 potential profit In our setto Realtors. "W e Gua­ 9 |CDMDDMINIUM8 tax. you can leave up to $600,000 to ciary form. They can be left as they special education facility. ter, Ct. must. $4.50 to $5.00 per Must have good telephone rantee Our Houses" 646- This seems simple enough. But and typing skills. Call Hartford Rood, growth Industry. (303) 759- ZIFDH 8ALE Under what circumstances are others without any federal estate are: Send resume to: Com­ hour tor up to 20 hours per Manchester. 3200 ext 2403. 2482. U.S. Savings Bonds subject to tax bite. When savings bonds are bought complications set in, because of week. Coll Mary at 647- Harriet Johnson, Inde­ munity Child Guidance X-Ray Technician - Imme­ pendent Insurance Cen­ federal and state inheritance These rules, in effect since Jan. 1, as gifts for a child, the recom­ changes in original maturity peri­ School, 317 North Main diate Medical Care Center 1437. EOE/AAE. T eocher-ontlclpated Enlov paying guests and Forsolel Principles only! ods, extended maturity periods, ter, Inc., 646-6050. Real Estate Northfleld Green- 2 bed­ taxes? 1982, eliminate federal estate taxes mended procedure is to have the St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. has openings tor full time vacancy- English teacher. experience the financial J room, full cellar, gas heat, on what most people leave. bonds issued in the child’s name, guaranteed interest rates and vari­ EOE. registered x-roy techni­ Experienced Mechanic, RHAM High School, He­ freedom ot owning this 5-6 all benefits, must have Cleaning person(s). Relia­ Victorian styled two fam­ central olr. Appliances, ANSWER: Savings bond re­ State estate and/or inheritance with a parent as beneficiary. able "market-based’’ interest cians. These positions bron. Certification re­ own tools. Apply M 8, M ble helper wanted. Must quired. Call 220-9474 for ily. From the screened In cor port. Tennis, pool, demption values are included in the tax rules vary widely. Some states But savings bonds can be pur­ rdtos* Floating Vocational otter a full package of be flexible. 649-3052. HDME8 The upshot of all the changes has Instructor-Diversified po­ benefits, a competitive Service Station. 649-2871. application. EOE. porch to the fabulous 3rd potlo, on bus line. $89,000. estate for “ death tax” purposes. If pattern their death tax rules after chased for a child in co-ownership FDR SALE Coll 520-2074 or 742-0672 been to make EE bonds similar to E sition working with Deve- starting salary plus a floor family room you’ll you own savings bonds when you the federal estate tax rules. Many form. Eitjier co-owner can redeem Body shop openlng-Must The Gold Link - Charter I appreciate It's quality and- evenings. lopementally Disabled weekend differential. We Oak Moll, Eost Hartford Coordinator for criminal leave this vale of tears, the bonds’ don't. There's not nearly enough the bonds. As long as the child’s bonds. Life would be much simpler be able to restore Mus­ lustice community re­ size...$154,900. Blanchard for savings bond investors if the adults. Salarv $5.50 to olso hove part time end has Immediate openings All real estate advertised redemption value as of the day you room here to print the death tax Social Security number is used, the $6.50. Transportation re­ per-dlem positions availa­ tangs and other classic entry program. Program In the Manchester Herald 81 Rossetto Realtors. "We Stop rentlng-Monchester- tax liability on the accumulated U.S. Treasury Department hadn’t cars. Pay according to for port time and full time responsibilities and cose Guarantee Our Houses”. $62,000. If o single family Is die is counted as part of your estate. rules of all states. quired. Cell between 8and ble. Interested applicants soles people. Flexible Is sublect to the Fair That might make your estate large interest is the child’s. tampered with Es and renamed 4, Monday through Fri­ pleqse contoct Joanne ot skill. Heritage Auto Body load; qualifications Housing Act of 1968, which 646-2482.0 more than you con afford, of Andover Incorpora­ hours. Retail experience a don't give up. Get started enough to be subject to death taxes. QUESTION: Since the birth of them EEs. The bureaucrats added day. Anette Burton :Sup- 721-7393 between 9 and 4. B.S.W. or equivalent ex­ mokes It Illegal to adver­ A must. Employee dis­ tion. 742-7693. perience In criminal lus­ Finders Keepers...Losers with this oversized 2 bed­ The federal government has an our son in 1972, we and various QUESTION: We have 73 Series E to the confusion by changing the ported Employment Man- counts. Coll 569-0440 tor on tise ony preference, lim­ designation of Series H bonds to ager,. Hockonum Secretary - well estab­ tice field. Salary range 13 itation or discrimination weepers I You'll be disap­ room Condominium. estate tax. All states except Nevada relatives have purchased U.S. bonds and lOSeries EE bonds. What Waltresses-days, nights, opolntment. pointed It you let this Large living room, dining Series HH. Industries. 8754)750. lished and expanding real to 16K plus benefits. Send based on race, color, reli­ have estate and/or inheritance Savings Bonds to be used for his is the difference between Es and weekends. Excellent pay, resume to Manchester great 6 plus room Ranch area and kitchen with estate group needs secre­ Bookkeeper/Receptlonlst- gion, sex or notional taxes. college education. EEs? Electrician Journeyman- tory with good orgonlza- good benefits. Apply In Area Conference ot origin, or on Intention to get by you. Immaculate stove and refrigerator. However, a spouse can leave The bonds are in co-ownership Doyle welcomes written -ques­ person: Antonio’s Restau­ new plastic converting Churches, Box 773, Man­ condition! Nice vord. Ex­ New furnace, convenient Commercial, Industrial, tlonal ond secretarial company presently has a moke any such prefer­ everything he or she owns to his or form, in our son’s name “ or” one of ANSWER: The difference has tions, but he can provide answers rant, 956 Main Street, chester, C T 06040 by Feb- ence, limitation or dis­ cellent value. $109,900. location. D. W. Fish and residential work. skills for our Glastonbury port time position availa­ Realty. 643-1591 or 871- her surviving spouse free of federal our names. I read it is wise to have been blurred as a result of the many only through the column. Work under minimum su­ office. Fold medical, va­ Manchester. ruory 6th. EO E. crimination. The Herald Jackson 8, Jackson Real ble, leading Into full time Estate. 647-8400.O 1400.O pervision. Good wages. cation, ond retirement In the near future. Respon­ will not knowingly accept Insurance, holidays and plan. For o confidential Telephone survey opera­ any advertisement which tors needed port time to sibilities will Include ac­ Oldie but goodie! I IThls 5 N vacation. Call 875-5905. Interview call Bob BIron counts recelvoble/povo- Is In violation of the low. BU8IHE88 at 634-4484 or 456-8589 or update Monchester city room Cope boasts newer Dollar renews slide on nervous markets directory. Work at home, ble, customer contact. heating, plumbing and PRDPERTY AP photo Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ send resume to David Good benefit package. Travel agency. East of the Government Homes - must be able to coll the river - needs assistance from $1 (U repair). Delin­ electrical systems. Taste­ ble coordinated U.S.-Japanese in­ may have secretly agreed on joint cepting applications for Carroll Associates, Inc., Please coll Jill at A JP LONDON (AP) — The dollar dollar, which is hurting Japanese 639 Research Porkwav, above area. Send name, typing and telephone eti­ quent tax property. fully decorated. Deep lot. Well established hair core and European exports. tervention in currency markets to intervention to curb the yen, which our nurse aide training address and telephone Manufacturing Inc., Outbuildings tor storage. business located In a shop­ New colors renewed its slide today, iosing most class that will begin sopn. Meriden, C T 06450, attentl- quette required. Will Repossessions. Coll 805- In Tokyo, where trading ends support the dollar, which closed has climbed more than 60 percent number In own hand writ­ South Windsor. 282-0021. $81,900. Jackson 8, Jack- ping plozo In South Wind­ of the gains it made on Friday. Gold Also taking applications on:Lyn Hyll. 9om to 12pm. train. Apply to Box BB, 607-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for David Lambert, a worker for Ace Aircraft Finishers Inc., gained in Europe after falling in before Europe’s business day beg­ last Monday at 150.45 yen, its lowest against the dollar since September ing to; Johnson Publish­ Manchester Herald, 16 current repo list. son Real Estate. 647-8400.O sor. Ample parking. In­ 1985. tor CNA's. We offer excel­ ing Company, P. O. Box ventory to be Included In Hong Kong. ins, the dollar fell 0.50 yen to a since the late 1940s, dealers said. lent storting wage and Persons to work In kit­ Teachers aide-needed tor Brolrnord Place, Man­ paints the Continental Airlines iogo on the taii of a People Miyazawa told Japan’s parlia­ chen making sandwiches 763, Cheshire, Ct. 06410. chester, C T 06040. Manchester-Charming 7 It's party time! 11 Plenty sole. Give us o coll tor the Deaiers in Tokyo and Frankfurt closing 152.75. Later, in London, it Japanese newspapers reported benefits. Please contact: Manchester private ot room to entertain In­ Express Boeing 727 in Daiias, Texas, recentiy. Morethan ment today that Japanese officials and other kitchen duties. room Colonial, 3 bed­ details. Realty World, said markets were nervous about was quoted at 152.30 yen. over the weekend that Finance Director ot Staff Deve- Full time work In poultry nursery school. Mornings room, 2 full baths, large doors and outdoors. Big Frechette Associates. 646- Minister Kiichi Miyazawa and U.S. “ intend to secure currency stability Colt 649-0305. Monday through Friday. One day a month. S30.to 40 People Express planes will be repainted by Sunday, possible concerted action by finan­ Tokyo dollar-selling eased as lopement at Crestfleld test house. No experience $50. plus. Coventry based country kitchen on extra family room and great big 7709.O cial powers to stem the fall of the traders grew cautious about possi­ Treasury Secretary James Baker through coordination of policy.” Convalescent Home/Fen- necessary, will train. Insu­ Pleasant working condi­ large lot. Excellent condi­ country lot. Many extras! when the two companies being operationai integration. Wonted:Part time secre­ tion. Coll 646-1610. newspaper delivery. Must wood Manor. Monday rance and retirement be­ hove cor. Coll 742-5293. tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- 2-cor garage, full base­ through Friday, 7am to tory for doctor’s office to help with collections and nefits. Call John Huard. 3626. ment. $144,900. Jackson 8, Rentals 3pm at 643-5151. EOE. 633-4681 ext 354. Custodian - full time, 3 to Jackson Reool Estate. office work. Send resume 11 pm, Monday through Port time - pleasant, pro­ gressive, computer bus! Manchester - 7 room An- 647-8400.a Computer Carpenter - minimum 5 to P. O. Box 2218, Vernon, Friday. Rhom High Ct. 06066. Clerk/typist - full time, ness office neor Vernor soldi Colonial. Desirable years experience In resi­ very diversified position. School, Hebron. For more location. Large private Beoutlful, remodeled Vic­ RD0M8 Information please coll circle needs o dependa­ dential remodeling. Paid Please call 649-3900. ble, clerical support per­ lot. Flreploced living torian Colonial on large FDRREHT vacations, holidays and Cashier - weekdays 10-3. Steve Culllnon at 220-9474. "Country" lot here In trading is Brand new pharmacy. son. Port time afternoons room. Full walk-up attic. Insurance program. 643- Plumbing and heating me­ EOE. Eat In kitchen. Alumimun Manchester. Fully Insu­ 6712. Pleasant working condi­ Diversified duties Include Non-smoking gentleman, tions. Call tor appoint­ chanic wanted. Licensed data entry, tiling, answer­ siding. Oversized 1 cor lated. Newer wood/coo- only. Small shop, good Clerk typist small East garage. 1 1/2 baths. l/oll combo furnace. New private home, pleasant ment, Buckingham Hartford office. 0:30 to ing phones, customer con­ room, telephone, next to questioned wages and benefits. Call tact, etc. Opportunity to $149,900. (Twner, 646-5193. 12 X 16 deck oft ot kitchen. PART TIME To w iie P h a rm a c y.659- 875-8192. 4:30, Mondoy through Fri­ Newer Thermopone win­ shower. Forking. 649-6001. 2632. day. Pleasant working work with and leorn com­ puters. Must be modl- Listings NeededI Busi­ dows. Much more! I By Alan From DAYS - EVENINGS RN, LPN-OpportunItles conditions, permanent po­ ness has been good and we $134,900. Strono Real Est­ Professional women to sition, excellent benefits. voted, able to work Inde­ rent large room In execu­ The Associated Press •S**-*S^ per heir FULLTIME available tor nurses Inter­ pendently and hove cor. need listings. Coll us to­ ate. 647-7653.0 ested In expanding their Might be Ideal for some­ day and let our profes­ tive area of Glastonbury, 2 Marketing company *200-*400 one reentering the lob near Manchester /East WASHINGTON — The govern­ experience or enhancing Positions available for sional Stott help you If you Manchester-South end ot needs 20 people to per week their skill In a long term market or someone lust ore thinking of selling or town, 7 room Raised Hartford town llne.ln- ment should take a look at the starting out. Please coll Immediate employment - cludes kitchen prlvlledges you can put staff our Telemar­ Expanding manufac­ care setting. Staff and Sheet metal person. Min­ buying. We hove qualified Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1’/i growing number of stocks and keting Department. turing company needs supervisory positions Mrs. Palmer at 209-9576. buyers who ore ready to baths, finished family and utilities. 8320. per bonds that are traded on advice of imum 5 years experience, month. Coll 633-8124 otter No selling. Flexible 25 'ralemarketers to available on 3-11 and 11-7 must read blue prints. go. Free analysis Is lust room, fireplace, 2 cor computer programs. Treasury Se­ shifts. Competitive stort­ garage, well landscaped 4:00 pm. Hours. Call Mr. conduct home owner Assemblers - metal fabri­ one ot our many services. cretary James A. Baker III says. surveys. No experi­ ing salary, consideration Nancy Taylor, Moggie yard In the Martin School all your eggs Mike. cated products; knowl­ Professional woman to Baker, in a television interview, ence necessary, flexi­ given tor previous long Dion, Irene Lacey, and district. $162,000. U 8, R edge of hydrollc, pneu­ rent large room In execu­ made the comments in a discussion (203) 240-7852 ble hours. Exciting term care experience. Ex­ Driver - Class 1 and 2. matic, plumbing, Lee McGinnis. James Realty. 643-2692. □ work environment. tive area of Glastonbury, of last Friday’s volatile day of 800-307-3720 cellent benefit package. Local hauling, Monday electrical helpful, musi McCavonogh Real Estate. Monthly Increases. Come and be a part of a through Friday. Full be­ 649-3800.D Historic Formhouse- near Monchester/Eost 6 trading on the New York Stock read blue prints. Ask for in one basket... Call Mr. Ross. team ot motivated and nefits. 244-3441. New loca­ Monchester-S249,900. One Hartford town line. In­ Exchange, in which stock prices Phil 643-2407. caring nursing profession­ tion. 36 Clark Rood, Ver­ Monchester-$115,000. New of Manchester's oldest cludes kitchen privileges rocketed upward and plunged in 800-387-3720 and utilities. $320 per (203) 249-7852 als, dedicated to provid­ non, C T. Part time office heic listing. Charming 8 room homes built In 1700. 9 plus rapid succession. ing the highest quality Victorian Cope featuring 3 extra large rooms Includ­ month. Coll 633-8124 otter wanted. Must be able tc 4;00pm. “ I’d like to see us take a look at DRIVERS patient care possible. For Elderly lady looking tor a type. Reply to Box C. bedrooms, formal living ing 4 bedrooms, living the consequences and effects of further Information and a live In companion. Light Manchester Herald, 16 room and dining room, room, dining room, den Dellyer for Manchester housekeeping, assist with computer program trading,” confidential Interview Brolrnord Place, Man­ first floor parlour, spa­ and bornlng room. Other Wholesaler. Good call Donna Sorensen, both and meal prepara­ extras Include out build­ 9 |APARTMEHT8 Baker said on NBC-TV’s “ Meet the chester, C T 06040. cious kitchen with road record required. REAL ESTATE DNS, South Windsor Nurs­ tion. Coll at 649-1362. Ref­ laundry area, full base­ ings, 0 large enclosed ‘ ■f d r r e h t Press.” “ We lose nothing by taking Good paying, 40 hours Sales Career ing Center, 1060 Main erences required. Nurse Aldes-Positlons ment, 1 cor garage. Excel­ porch, 3 cor garage, potlo a look at that.” Well sstabllihsd growth ort- Street, South Windsor, Ct. lent condition throughout. and 0 brook. Set on 2.6 per week, time and a ovaloble for certified One bedroom - second Friday's stock price swings may •ntsd company isakt high 289-7771. RN - LPN - Full time 3 to nurse aides, port time or Sentry Real Estate. 643- acres. Coll and explore be partially due to a growing use by half after 40 hours. callbar full time rail aatata 11, Monday through Fri­ 6601 .□ this place of history tor floor, heat and appliances prolaaslonala for our Qlaa- full time, on3to 11 and the Included. $400 plus one brokers of computers programmed Paid Insurance, holi­ Cashier-Part time 2 or 3 day, no weekends. For yourself. D. W. Fish tonbuiy olflca. Wa oflar ax- nights per week. 5-9 p.m. 11 to 7 shifts. Lovely rural month security. 643-5403. to advise when to sell and when to days and vacations. tanalva training, ganaroua more Information please Bolton-$169,900. New list - Reolty. 643-1591 or 071- and every other Saturday setting In historic area. buy stocks. Some analysts have Apply Immediately. bonua programs and man- coll Pom Olenchok, Competitive storting sa­ Ing. Perfect tor kids! This 1400.O agsmant opportunHIaa. Wa 9-5 p.m. Must be reliable, D.S.D., Crestfleld Conva­ Five room apartment - argued that because the computer Also warehouse posi­ lary excellent benefits. large Raised Ranch Is available Immediately. are commHtsd to your suc- honest and mature. Lynch lescent Home, 565 Vernon located on quiet, circular Excellent buv- programs are providing similar tions, full or part time. caaal You owe It to you naif to Toyota Pontiac. Call 646- You will receive a tho­ Recently redecorated. No mast wHh ua. Call today for Street, Manchester, C T rough orientation to poli­ street In desirable area. Monchester-$l 19,900. This information to their various users, 4321. 06040,643-5151. nicely decorated 3 or 4 utilities. $530. a month. MANCHESTER your confidsntlal Intarvlsw. cies and procedures of our Eat-In kitchen, 2 Vi baths, 643-1823. vast numbers of investors are facility. Come and be o some wall/wall carpeting, bedroom Ranch has the reacting to the market the same extras that moke a good TOBACCO A CANDY DAVID CARROLL port of o very coring and laundry room, child-safe Manchester-Immaculate way. supportive staff. For deck, 2 cor garage. More. home, on excellent buy. CO. ASSOC., INC. Large living room with 4 room, 2 bedroom, apart­ further Information coll Sentry Real Estate. 643- ment. New stove refriger­ Baker said John Shad, chairman 209 Green Road Bob BIron 6601 .□ picture window and brick of the Securities and Exchange Part Time. Nancy Jackson, ADNS, ator, $525. 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