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Monday, March 17,1986 2S Cents aturday, March 15,1986 Reagan says States 11 U.S. is under turns green, )id ‘mortal threat’ for St. Pat >nd By Joncrtlum Oofis By Helen Thomas The Assoclofod Fross United Press International Related stories ''^VMilliwis o t Americana of Irish anoMtry d in g WASHINGTON - President ' and millions of others who wear the green Reagan, putting his case to the on page 7 Just once a year mark St. Patrick's Day public for resuming arms ship­ today :witb parades and parties, wUle ments to the contra rebels, says th'e t^usatgto fn ^ BoskKitpS^ V on United States is under "mortal is a simple one; Will we give the •litolheswingnfthlnfaeaiy vwnwcekeiid threat" unless Soviet-sponsored Nicaraguan democratic resist­ I communism in Nicaragua is ance the means to recapture their -»ln N ^ York City, the nation's iddesf and stopped. betrayed revolution, or will we f 'biggesirpartHie was omectfd to draw ftp Seeking to set off a wave o f . turn our backs and ignore the V kMia) crini^df'about 7th,M p e o ^ , but with pressure on a balky Congress in a malignancy in Managua until it vb mood leas politicised than in past years. nationally televised address Sun­ spreads and become a mortal v^OfOdais in Savannah, Ga., expected LE day, Reagan warned of the growth threat to the entire New World.” 800,0iWpe(HPle t6tunioattodayforap8Ar8de of "a second Cuba, a second Libya, The House debate begins Wed­ featuring 30 bands and more than 40 floats. right on the doorstep of the United nesday with a vote expected The bars in this coastal dty were ready to States." Thursday on the 18-month alloca­ serve the revelers green beer, green grifs, His immediate goal was to win tion of $70 million in new weapons ' and green eggs. House passage this week of $100 — the first U.S. arms for. the million in arms and supplies for the ^ Chicago’s Slst aninul St. Patrick’s'Day contras since October 1984. It also parade was expected to draw 130,000 rebels fighting the Sandinistas in would include $30 million in control of the Managua ' vectntors to watch 302 groups, indudiog a "non-lethal" aid, an extension of n i ^ of Blinois politicians in this election government. $27 million in humanitarian assist­ Telephone calls to the White ydir; As always, the Chicago River Was to ance approved in 1985. dyed green with 100 pounds of vegetable House right after the speech ran White House chief of staff better than 2-to-l In favor of the Donald Regan said Sunday the dye;. president’s position, assistant administration had "well over” President Reagmi, America’s No. 1 press secretary Dale Petroskey 200 of the 218 votes needed to Irish-Amerlcan, idninied to niark the said. Of the first l,079calls, he said, assure victory, but most forecasts boUday by m e ^ g With Irish Prime 742 were In favor of military aid to have Reagan losing in the the contras and 321 against. Democratic-controlled House. The president was to meet today Sen. James Sasser of Tennessee, with special envoy Philip Habib delivering the Democratic re­ a rr^ id the ngdOsi’S: capital toidght, who returned Saturday from his sponse to Reagan’s address, said dUMtv one ynart^nflin' his “Shamrscfc four-day trip to Central America. there was no disagreement that Suounit’’ with ResigaitIniCanada. Mulroney But he did not mention Habib's Nicaragua "must never become a and Reagan are tb nkeetTPesday. k Beds mission and dismissed his critics' base for Soviet military adventu­ Over the weekend, Irikii-AmaricaBs and demands for more negotiations rism in this hemisphere." woukHw IrisihAipericaiis turned out in art at with the Sandinistas in one para­ "Our disagreement is with the Boston, Baldmore; Ajtlanta. New Orleans, graph of the 22-minute speech. means the president has used to Denver, Los Angeldi, Beverly Hills and "The question the Congress of aiamrock, Texas, to watch floats arid the United States will now answer Please turn to page 10 marching bande (WeddHate in other ways. “We’ve bemi partying for three days," Ron Reed, manager (d the Long Branch Saloon in Savannah, Qa., said Sunday night Swedish man charged during that coastal ciVscelebrathni, which offlcially starts Satiuday and aids Tues­ Hwald phase by BMhaw day. “There’s thousands of people down in Paime assassination here, getting drunk, having a good time.” Qene Nead of Manchester watches as the |innual St. Patrick's Day parade v Memphis, Tenn., officials made that STOCKHOLM. Sweden (UPI) - about Palme. passes by on Capitol Avenue in Hartford^ Althoughi he did riot n>aroh in Missiuippi River dty’scelefaration drier by A Swede who nnade threatening The suspect denied involvement the parade, Nead donned a clown outfit and entertained some of the banning the annual pub crairi. statements about Prime Minister in the assassination, Holmer said. In New York, about 1S0,0M people were “He is lying or does not want to children who watchM. V . . ^ Olof Palme was charged today •V •'h. •- ; • * ■ :. ' : . , . expected to (pro but to watch 1W.IIM with assassinating the Swedish tell about his activities during the night of the murder,” Holmer said. marchers, fncloding M boids of bagpipf^ leader 17 days ago, officials said. and'St ether ban«, ahiit downheoi^ 3 Chief prosecutor K.G. Svensson, "In the first hour after the murder required by law to either release he was seen in twodifferent places, mliw MFlfth A y^.: - r the man or press charges because on a street near the murder site St. Patrick’s Dayparades in recent years he has been in custody since last and at a movie theater. have been spicid by controversy over Wednesday, formally accused him "On the street he tried to flag By John F. Kireh ^ green sweaters and auvas,. flowers and Northern Ireland, but the 338Ui editian of being “an accomplice in the down a car to get a ride. He entered Hardid Reporter . shoes — and even green bagels. > promised m be calmer. “ ’ - murder as perpetrator.” the movie theater long after the ..rc ...... - .. ■ •.*. —is ' • . - “ When I first saw one, I couldiiTt believe ' Grand M arshal A U k ^ O'Hagan dr.-has The man was identified only as film had begun. Everything indi­ HARTFORD — Streets’ weite it,’f said Edward Norton of Bristol, wliq expfeiised deteriiitnatloa that the paradb Swedish and 32 years old. cates he was on the run," said the covered with green Saturday as hundreds was watching the parade. not be politicised, and Hie Irish government HAMES Svensson told a Stockholm dis­ chief, who is Jieading the biggest of people lined Capitol Avenue and Main,' ''They taste Just like normal bagels,’’ has dr^iped Us boycott of the event trict court that suspicions against manhunt in Swedish history. Church and Trinity streeto to watch . saULNorton’s friend, Mary Perkins, also While O’Hagan supports a 'Tlree And ‘vard the man hardened following his Palme, 59. was buried Saturday Hartford’s ISth annual St. Patrick’s Day of Bristol. Perkins carried three green undivided Ireland,’’ he has not t i t e a ^ in an 18th century churchyard arrest last Wednesday. Parade. bagels as Mie took a Mte out of a fourth. radical a stance as some past grand Legal sources said the prosecu­ within sight of where he was killed. ' Tliebagds were free, but that wasn’tso m arshals, who bade the Irish RepuhUeau tor’s statement indicated he now He, had been walking with his Fire and police departments, school for other itraas peddled by vendors along Army. ’The IRA is fighting against British believed the suspect was in fact the wife when he was shot in the back bands and politicat pers^ialitiies — rule in Northern Ireland. gunman who shot and killed Palme with a .357-Magnum m etal­ imduding sothe from Mandiester — Pdlce alaoewettheperade tobe a viiet on a Stockholm street the night of piercing bullet, probably fired marched tiwoughtbe capital tocdebrate hats co itg l.'s... ' ^ one. The AdioeD^pQrtiiientslddahdlitiyiN Feb. 28. from a Smith and Wesson the Mrtbday of Irdand’s patron saint. “Hwe, tty thitrdBe on,’!, Alan Drek, a handgun. officers were being asrigaed to the event Stockholm police chief Hans Among the peo|de watching were vendor, UrioCcusfoaicr its hePladod a down 10 percent Item last year. Holmer refused at a news confer­ Svensson said the suspect charged today "wore clothes that bladu, wUtes, AslansandHlspanics.>Rut. plastic green hat on his bead. “Ineik you . In Boston, a cm rd police estimated at ence to elaborate on the charge, all bad one thing in common-f they wore but said police were searching the may fit observations made by go. That’s nice.'* 500,000 waved green bdloons and cam a-. man’s clothes for traces of witnesses on the site of the green. tioos at marching bands and pniitiPiaiis gunpowder. murder.” Police have quoted There were green balloons and bats. I to p ag es Sunday. He said the man was known to witnesses as saying the assassin make "threatening statements” wore a blue ski jacket and a cap. 7 TODAY’S HERALD Senate race getting under way

Bv Mark A. Dupuis an uphill fight they are not ready to regard to Central America. Weicker Jr„ R-Conn., to lay the Canoelstt prapare Index United Press International concede the race. Eddy, 65, a farmer, inventor and strategy for his campaign. 20 pages, 2 sections ”l think Chris Dodd is going to author who lives in Newington, is As is usually the case when an The spring thaw brings more HARTFORD — The race for the have a workout like he’s never had well-known among Republicans as incumbent is seeking re-election, than melted snow down Manches­ 17 U.S. Senate, until now a low-key before, that is either going to result a longtime party worker and Dodd is likely to center bis ter’s Hockanum River. On April 13. p^ifinoMe in affair, should begin to heat up this in his retirement or a very close current member of the party’s campaign on his record and Eddy canoeists from the area and week when the two major party race,” said Peter Gold, executive national conunittee. is likely to center his on attacking throughout New England will in-9n R candidates officially launch their director of the state Republican Both Dodd and EMdy are sche­ that record. gather for the 10th Annual Hocka­ r^nnn^Miriit S-R campaigns. Party. duled to officially declare them­ Gold said the Republicans will num River Canoe Race, consi­ Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd, 41, was elected to the selves candidates Thursday — question whether IM d is devoting dered one of the major sporting FntnrtainmAnt 17 Dodd in the morning at his East enough time to issues of concern to P n n ifi i« Dodd is scheduled to announce his Senate in 1980, easily defeating evenU in town. Story on page 3. candidacy Thursday and in a Jam es Buckley, a Republican Haddam home and EMdy at a time Connecticut and will try to paint 1 % «i somewhat unusual move. Republi­ from Sharon who had previously to be announced at a location near Dodd as a man chasing amMUons 1 n t t « r y 9 can challenger Roger Eddy is representing neighboring New his Newington farm. of running for presitlrat or vice Spring waattiar n h itu B P iM in scheduled to make his official York state in the Senate. While waiting until this week to president.. Clear and cool tonight with lows O p in io n R announcement the same day. In his six years in the Senate, make their official declarations, Gold, describing Eddy as an Pnopli* 2 5 to 30 and a light west wind. 9 Dodd goes into the campaign as Dodd has gained national attention both Dodd and Eddy have been "articulate, witty Connecticut Tuesday: Morning sunshine giving S p n rtB 11-1R the clear favorite, well-known as a member of the Senate Foreign working on their campaigns. Dodd Yankee," said the Republicans way to increasing high cloudiness Tiilfivleion 17 among voters and having a party Relations Committee and frequent already has raised a good amount will raise "a lot of qutations; all of with highs in the SOs. Details on 1 1 R /UUnriH 7 0 edge in voter registrations, and critic of President Reagan’s for­ of money while Eddy has been which relate hack to whether page 2. Weather 2 while Republicans admit they face eign policy, particularly with meeting with Sen. Lowell P. (Dodd) likes his job here.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17. 1986 - 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17, 1986 WEATHER Today's forecast Connecticvt, Mauachasetts aad Rhode Iilaad: Variable clouds and sunshine today. High temperature 50 to 55 but cooler at the coast in the afternoon. Clear tonight. Low from the 20s to the mid 30s. Sunny Tuesday morning with increasing high clouds during the afternoon. High in the 50s. Maine: Partly sunny north and mostly sunny south today. High upper 30s to near 50. Chance of flurries north and fair south tonight. Low 20 to 30. Mostly sunny Tuesday. High 40 to 50. New Hampshire: Becoming partly sunny north and mostly sunny south today. High 37 to 43 north and 43 to 50 south. Fair tonight. Low 20 to 30. Mostly sunny Tuesday. High 40 to 50. UPl piralo Vermont: Intervals of clouds and sun today with highs in the 40s. Some clouds and possibly a few Today In history flurries north tonight. Lows in the 20s. Partly sunny and milder Tuesday with highs in the mid 40s to low In 1978, in one of history’s worst oil spills, the tanker 50s. Amoco Cadiz ran aground on the coast of Brittany in M France, eventually disgorging some 220,000 tons of crude oil. The stern section of the supertanker is shown Extended outlook awash on March 22, 1978. Not today Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Today: Variable clouds and sunshine with highs 50 to 55 and light through Friday: Harald photoa by Bashaw northwest winds. Tonight: Clear and cool with lows 25 to 30 and a light Aimanac Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Everyone showed they hsd a little Irish majorettes were also part of the 250 west wind. Tuesday: Morning sunshine giving way to increasing high Chance of rain Wednesday and Thursday. Partly marchers ifrom Manchester who partici­ cloudy Friday. Lows in Uie 30s Wednesday and in them Saturday at the annual St. cloudiness with highs in the 50s. Today's weather picture was drawn Today is Monday, March 17, around the earth. Thursday and in the 20s Friday. Highs in the 40s Patrick’s Day parade in Hartford. At left, pated in the parade. Above, children by Kelly Wrobel, 10, of 57 Essex St., a fourth-grader at Waddell School. the 76th day of 1986 with 289 to In 1978, in one of history’s from the Hartford area watch as the Wednesday and Thursday and in the mid-30s to worst oil spills, the tanker Colin Ebdon plays the tuba for the llling lower 40s Friday. follow. This is St. Patrick's Day. Amoco Cadiz ran aground on the Junior High School Band. The East parade passes. The moon is approaching its coast of Brittany in France, Catholic High School drill team and 30 24 30.00 Maine: Chance of snow north and mountains, 30.00 chance of rain or snow elsewhere Wednesday. first quarter. eventually disgorging some Chance of flurries north and clearing south The morning stars are Mer­ 220,000 tons of crude. Thursday. Fair Friday. Lows 15 to 25 north and 20 cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. BOSTON to 30 south. Highs in the 30s north and 40s south. The evening star is Venus. A thought for the day: Come­ Everyone shows their Irish side at Hartford parade Those bom on this date are dian Fred Allan, who died on this 30.24 New Hampshire: Chance of snow north and under the sign of Pisces. They date 30 years ago, observed, "A YORK mountains, chance of rain or snow Wednesday. include animal trainer Frank celebrity is a person who works Coaliaueil from page 1 day to celebrate with the Irish,” Chance of flurries north and clearing south Buck in 1884, golf champion hard all his life to become well said Sweeney, who is from Thursday. Fair Friday. Lows 15 to 25 north and 20 known, then wears dark glasses The customer pulled two dollars Coventry. 30.24- Bobby Jones in 1902, singer Nat to 30 south. Highs in the 30s north and 40s south. to avoid being recognized.” out of his pocket and paid Drek. “ This is America, my friend.” SAN FRANCISCO, IDENVE “ King” Cole in 1919, ballet said Thomas O’Marra, Manches­ dancer Rudolf Nureyev in 1938 Vendors were eager to sell, but Vermont: Rain Wednesday, possibly starting as not to talk about finances to ter’s zoning enforcement officer (age 48), actors Patrick Duffy in snow. Highs in the 40s. Lows in the 30s. Flurries Now you know reporters. and spokesman for the Eighth Thursday and dry Friday. Colder with highs in the 1949 (age 37) and Kurt Russell in LOS ANGELES j P 1 Although the facts of his life are “ Let’s just say I made enough to Utilities District Fire Department. 30s and lows 15 to 25. 1951 (age 35). and actress eat at McDonald’s today,” Drek “ On ^ is weekend, everyone is 3O 00V. ____1 Leslie-Anne Down in 1954 (age largely obscured by legend, it is IX believed St. Patrick was bora in said. Drek described himself as a Irish.” LOW EST 32). Along with O’Marra, 26 Britain. Chicago-born “ road man.” He was TEMPERATURES On this date in history: in Hartford for one day and members of the district fire •, MIAMI Across the nation In 1776, the Continental Army planned to leave the next day for department marched in the pa­ ORLEANS under Gen. George Washington Growth In Brazil another city to sell various items rade. Also in the Manchester group Rainshowers will reach from Southern Califor­ forced British troops to evacuate of about 250 people were Mayor -LEGEND- Brazil recorded an estimated he keeps in his car. nia across the desert southwest. Rain and snow will Boston. Other vendors were also unwil­ Barbara B. Weinberg, some 25 be mixed over the southern two-thirds of the growth rate of 4.5 percent in gross In 1945, the bloody battle dome.!T WOVTH fWff-TFtEaRfM ------Hatch, R-Utah, presented a pre­ America, and now they even have Reagan repeated charges Sunday have toid us, the Air Force hucksters have By design or semantic accident, the language view today of the upcoming Senate people in Mexico. The president is that Nicaragua’s leftist govern­ assured members of Congress that the Stealth debate on President Reagan’s absolutely right on this.” ment engages in international they used to express their opposition gave bomber will cost about the same as its chief rival, proposal to provide $100 million in Dodd and Hatch also disagreed drug trade, showing a two-year-old aimost everyone the impression that they the B-1, which is already in production. aid to Nicaraguan contra rebels. on the makeup of the contras and photo of what he said was a wanted the vote put off to another meeting Open Foranf The point of this maneuvering and manipulation Dodd called for renewed negotia­ their chances of winning popular Sandinista official loading narcot­ because they had discovered that their own is that Congress must soon decide whether to fund tions with Nicaragua’s leftist San­ support in their homeland. ics onto a plane. Dodd said much of the contra the new Stealth program or buy an additional 100 dinista government instead of “ I know every American parent favorite for the nomination, Geraid Labrioia military aid, while Hatch strongly military force is made up of people of Naugatuck, was not going to do as well as B-1 bombers. Even though the B-l program is a close to the dictatorial Nicaraguan concerned about the drug problem job to let the final decision on who enough to wonder what is so bad endors^ Reagan’s call. will be outraged to learn that top Democrats need rarity in defense procurement — ahead of government overthrown by the they had hoped. about it should ask the boat The two senators debated on Nicaraguan government officials will be the nominee be made at schedule and under anticipated cost — Sandlnistas. But Hatch said sev­ The protesters insisted, after some NBC’s "Today” show. are deeply involved in drug traf­ to divide votes the convention or by the people, people what it is that makes conservatives and liberals alike on Capitol Hill eral prominent contra leaders are Dodd accused Reagan of exag­ ficking,” Reagan said in a nation­ pariiamentary confusion, that they merely based upon who will be the best people risk their lives and those generally like the idea of the futuristic Stealth people who fought with or sup­ gerating during the president’s ally televised speech. "There wanted to leave the decision as to whether candidate for the state and our of their families escaping the ported the Sandlnistas, but be­ bomber, which supposedly can penetrate Soviet nationally televised speech Sun­ seems to be no crime to which the To the Editor: community. heaven of communist totalitar­ came disillusioned when the Nica­ there should be a straw vote to Donaid Kuehl. air defenses by being invisible to radar. day night the threat the Sandinis- Sandlnistas will not stoop.” ianism in Vietnam, Laos, and tas pose to the United States. raguan government alligned itself UPl photo who was stated to be elected that night to Defense Undersecretary Donald Hicks has told But Drug Enforcement Adminis­ This Wednesday at town hall, The last thing we need is for Cambodia. Congress the Pentagon wants a plane that will set Reagan, Dodd said, told the with Cuba and the Soviet Union. succeed Smith as chairman. members of the Democratic one side or the other to challenge nation the greatest threats were Hatch predicted that Reagan Congressman Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., gua and El Salvador this weekend, tration investigators have said the Soviets “ back on their rears.” What he hasn’t they have evidence against only Nonetheless. Smith’s decision to call the Town Committee will vote on our votes with a delegate prim­ As minister of education, he expansion of the Nicaraguan revo­ would win his congressional battle speaking in El Salvador Saturday, is the intending “to strengthen their resolve" told Congress is that likely cost overruns on the one Nicaraguan official, Federico straw vote before turning over the gavel to ary. If that happens, we will have pushed for Marxism in Swedish lution to neighboring countries and' for the aid, while Dodd predicted a who they want as the Democratic Stealth bomber could set the U.S. Treasury back only "undecided” Republican on the on a yes vote for President Reagan’s Vaughan, who was indicted on Kuehl provided the avenue for an nominee for governor this fall. equally divided our votes in a curricula. " I don’t see anything a Soviet and Cuban military close vote, but declined to specu­ contra aid bill. on its rear. foothold in Central and South late on its outcome. delegation of nine that visited Nicara- cocaine trafficking charges in July unfortunate expression of dissent. The polls indicate that this way that will only insure a special about Florence, or Paris, 1984 in Miami but has not been Republican governor this fall. or Rome. I feel more at home in America. Dodd said he would have a better Ultimately, the order of business was choice, between Gov. Bill O’Neill THE TRUE COST of the Stealth program is a " I believe those questions can be brought to trial. Vaughan has been And then we will have no one to Prague, Sofia, and Warsaw.” reading of congressional senti­ described by U.S. officials as an turned about. The election was held and the and former U.S. Rep. Toby closely held secret. Our associate Donald resolved” through negotiations, Moffett, seems to have the blame but ourselves. ment in a day or so, when he finds aide to Interior Minister Tomas new chairman took the straw vote. Goldberg has learned that the Pentagon, in a Dodd said. out what kind of public response Aid plan into final rounds people of Connecticut equally Strange that those who regard He said it was the United States, Borge. classified report ordered by Congress, predicts Reagan generated from his Sun­ The idea for the straw vote was Smith’s. divided between the two Mr. Reagan as unqualified for not Nicaragua, that broke off “ No evidence was developed to ’Timothy Gaffney that the 132 Stealth bombers the brass wants will day night speech. But Kuehl. who had Smith’s obvious support the presidency because of his negotiations aimed at resolving implicate the Minister of Interior candidates. cost $36.6 billion. This is misleading at best, 81 Norman St. earlier film career shouldn’t say those issues. Dodd, a member of The House is scheduled to vote or other Nicaraguan officials,” in his quest for leadership of the party, was Member, Democratic Town because it is based on 1981 dollars and doesn’t As town committee members the same about the Commie from the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ this week on the contra aid said DEA spokesman Cornelius clearly committed to going forward with it. Committee include everything. with winner still in doubt representing the people. I be­ the North. He too was in the mittee, also contended that Rea­ package. Hatch and Dodd said it Dougherty in a statement earlier It is not clear why Smith wanted to conduct 6th Diitrlct When it comes time to pay for the Stealth lieve that we have an obligation movies, although not the ones gan lacked hard evidence of was not yet clear when the Senate this year. passed its tax bill last December. But the NRA contends the the vote himself unless he was trying to you would take anyone you bombers, our sources say the real price — Nicaraguan exporting of would vote, although both said it Bv Tim Ahern Last December, The Associated to the members of our party to • On Tuesday, the House is legislation contains too many indemnify Kuehl from some political including inflation and research and development revolution. would occur soon. The Associated Press Press reported that Nicaraguan reflect their wishes with bur respected to. Olof performed, tentatively scheduled to vote on the restrictions for law-abiding gun costs — will be more like $80 billion. And that’s not contra rebels operating in north­ consequences. votes. . clothed, in I Am Curious administration’s proposal to spend owners and dealers. NRA suppor­ counting possible overruns. Even at $80 billion. WASHINGTON - The fight over ern Costa Rica have engaged in But the result was that he opened himself (Y ellow ). $4.4 billion to improve security at ters plan to introduce a substitute Stealth would be the most expensive aircraft President Reagan's plan to help cocaine trafficking partly to fi­ When 50 percent of Democrats U.S. embassies around the world that would generally weaken the up to the accusation of trying to keep the Olof Palme Eyewitnesses oppose the U.S.-backed guerrillas fighting 1968 feteral Gun Control Act. The nance their war against the have indicated that they would Of course, to star in pornogra­ project in U.S. history. and make the buildings safe from limelight off Kuehl for a while longer. ’There But the chances of cost overruns are high. the leftist government of Nicara­ Senate passed an NRA-backed bill Sandlnistas. The article cited U.S. prefer the other candidate. I had his faults phic flick was perfectly logical terrorist attack. is irony in that accusation because if Unlike the B-1, which flew thousands of hours of gua moves into its final rounds on last year. law enforcement officials, Ameri­ believe it would be unfair for the for good ole Olof. He was Capitol Hill this week with the • The Senate, continuing work can volunteers who worked with anything threatened to steal the headlines tests before full production began, the Stealth will U.S. aid for contras on the 1987 budget, has scheduled a Reagan’s Nicaragua plan would town committee to endorse any instrumental in the enactment of winner still in doubt. the rebels, a U.S. intelligence To the Editor: go directly from drawing board to assembly line, Tuesday evening vote on the provide $30 million in non-lethal from Kuehl. it was the debate over the straw candidate by \more than 50 Swedish laws that could send a Reagan's opponents concede he report and a Costa Rican indict­ bypassing critical tests that might uncover design By Lyda Phillips Bissell described his experien­ proposed constitutional amend­ help such as medicine and clothing vote. percent. To do so would only father to jail for spanking his has been gaining ground, and they and $70 million which could be used ment of one rebel leader. Allow me to douse the flames flaws, according to our sources. United Press International ces in several Central American ment to require a balanced budget. Nevertheless, it was Smith’s delay in reinforce in the n ^ d s of many son, but permit him to sleep with say his nationally televised speech for military aid to the guerrillas The DEA acknowledged later of liberalism with some observa­ countries. Sunday night appealing for public • The House is expected to take calling for the election that set the stage for that our party only responds to his daughter. Despite these obvious fiscal dangers. Air Force HARTFORD — Eyewitnesses, known as contras who are fighting that it "receives sporadic allega­ tions concerning Olof Palme. "We heard the torture and support could have put him into the up a compromise gun control bill tions concerning drug trafficking political pressure rather than the briefers persist in assuring Congress that the after describing their experiences Nicaragua's Sandinista the dispute, which helped create the killing continues” in El Salvador, lead. that is supported by law enforce­ by Nicaraguan nationals,” but It is frightening to realize that Stealth bomber will cost about the same as the in Central America, say U.S. ment groups and handgun control government. perception of a needlessly bickering group of pulse of the people. And that is a he said. Thursday’s scheduled House added "DEA has not conducted I am sorry to see Olof Palme B-1. Here again, the Pentagon is not telling military aid should not be ap­ advocates, but opposed by the Last year. Congress limited the pretty dangerous signal to send some in our country, San Fran­ A civil war is still going on in El vote on the Nicaraguan aid issue any investigation involving Republicans. depart this world as a martyr Congress the whole truth. proved for Nicaraguan rebels. National Rifle Association and help to $27 million of non-lethal aid, out if we want to win an election cisco Democrat types, actually Salvador, which is "no longer a will be the major focus this week on contras.” rather than one who could have "There is a strong sense both but that money runs out March 31. this fall. admired, eulogize and would Research, development, plant construction and ground war. The government is Capitol Hill, but Congress has allied organizations. strengthened democracy and worker training for the B-1 have already been among those for the Sandanistas Supporters of the compromise, The Manchester Herald welcomes original vote for a man of such small now perpetrating an air war on other major items on its agenda: morality had he never entered bought and paid for. So an additional 100 B-ls and those who oppose them, they • The Republican-controlled Se­ sponsored by Rep. William J. letters to the editor. I believe we need to divide our stature. do not want the United States to areas where the rebels are ac­ politics. would clearly be a lot cheaper to produce than the tive,” using phosphorous and nate Finance Committee will begin Hughes, D-N.J., said their mea­ Letters should be brief and to the point. They votes equally and fairly between fund the contras," said Dr. Ri­ sure strikes a balance between the May he and his followers rest all-new Stealth with its need for R&D, new plants napalm bombs, Bissell said. writing its version of a tax bill should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for the two candidates. It is not our He was the one who marched in peace. chard Bissell, a professor at the Wednesday, starting from a plan needs of police officers and and worker training. University of Connecticut medical The Reagan administration's Call GINA BENOIT ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters decision to make as individuals, with the ambassador of Hanoi to endorsed by Reagan. The House sportsmen. must be signed with name, address and daytime but as representatives of the school. concentration on getting aid for Stockholm in an anti-American Joao R. Caxide OUR SOURCES ESTIMATE the cost of The public hearing Saturday in opponents of the left-wing Nicara­ telephone number (for verification). people of Manchester. It is our For Your Insurance Needs march in 1968. Those still fatuous 16 Coburn Road additional B-1 bombers at about $190 million Center Church was one of 20 guan government has taken the apiece; each Stealth bomber would cost about $540 similar meetings endorsed by 26 focus off El Salvador which million, not including research costs. And the religious groups being held across "allows these terrible things to CALDWELL taxpayers would be getting an untested plane the country to launch Central continue without public notice." he 742-8064 rushed into production to meet a political America Week beginning Monday. said. Viewers will join Senate gallery snoozer A vote for $100 million in OIL INC. timetable. About 200 people attended the \ ^ U L ^ For an appointment in your home proposed military aid is scheduled Cost aside, insiders insist that the Stealth bomber meeting in Hartford’s Onter Con­ WASHINGTON - When the first U.S. Senate is the one member who never misses a session, or for this week in Congress. gregational Church, a number of 623-6982 or at our office. simply won’tbetheplaneit’scracked uptobe.lt will More than a dozen eyewitnesses 79.9 convened in 1789. William Maclay of Pennsylvania a chance to prattle on. He spoke about massive whom described their own expe­ be dangerously slow and unstable, and will have a discussed their experiences before per gal. C. O. D. noted the events in a diary: "The minutes were federal debts, a nuclear test ban, labor salaries riences in Central America. range too limited for anything but one-way suicide the panel, including Rep. Bruce A. read." he wrote, "a message was received from and a mass grave uncovered in Port-au-Prince, . Kierstead Insurance Agency missions to Soviet targets. Morrison, D-Conn., and Nancy Christopher Blossom of Hartford | the president, a report was handed to the chair, we Tom Haiti. 649-8841 FULL HEATING SERVICE As if this weren’t enough, even the Stealth’s Eckel, a Witness for Peace said he "had to hang my head in looked and laughed at each other, then The gallery spectator awoke when Proxmire Prices Subject to Cftenge 70 Seagraves Road Coventry supporters concede that it isn’t designed to elude member kidnapped and released shame," when he returned to 'Prices Subject to Change adjourned." referred to "charred skulls and bones," but got up Nicaraguan and saw "an airfield Tiede the older, long-range radar the frugal Soviets still by contras in Nicaragua. There hasn't been a whole lot of change in the and left when the chair recognized Ted Stevens of Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D- where horses used to graze is now have in place after 25 years. upper assembly since then. The legislature has Alaska, who asked for unanimous consent to Conn., spoke of the need for surrounded by barbed wire." been moved from New York to Washington, the insert a newspaper clipping into the record; the Confidential die education of the American public He heard people joking of “ going reading of the minutes has been dropped, but. as lk \lL clipping listed tenefits that have been taken from to the conditions in Central hunting” with rebel groups along Iran has never been known for the humane to the rest of it, the Senate has remained fixed in a federal employees. America. the Honduran border, he said. processional routine that is discharged with a • The Senate decision to begin radio and attitude of its jailers. During the shah’s regime, human rights groups regularly protested the wink and a yawn. television coverage of its floor proceedings in THEN JAMES ABDNOR of South Dakota rose GAS brutal treatment of political prisoners, and under And that has caused a good deal of controversy June is in the nature of a temporary to congratulate the Rapid City High School Band HEII2LOOI the Ayatollah Khomeini the complaints have in the chamber this year. The reason is that some experiment. The House of Representatives has for receiving the Sudler Flag of Honor, and for multiplied. But intelligence analysts have, members suddenly want to clean up the hallowed been recorded live by the electronics media "making such beautiful music.’ ’ After that James detected some light at the end of the dungeon act. The Senate has agreed to allow radio and since 1979. but, for now, the Senate has only Sasser of Tennessee reported that James O’Hara GUZZLER corridor; Ayatollah Hussein All Montazeri, television coverage of its floor business, from agreed to a 45-day trial. had died in his state; O’Hara was with the Internal Khomeini’s designated successor, reportedly has June 1 to July 15. and the members have voted to As in the House, the television cameras will Revenue Service. taken steps toward prison reform. A onetime streamline procedures. be severely restricted. They will record the There were also two exchanges during the day, victim of the shah’s less-than-tender turnkeys, Well, streamline may be overstating the case. gavel-to-gavel process, but they will not be neither of them noteworthy. Dole sparred with Montazeri apparently feels that the Islamic n o D But the Senate has at least decided to smooth allowed to search the Senate floor to show Rudy Boschwitz of Minnesota regarding the farm revolution is getting a bad name from its torture some rough edges for the living-room audiences. empty seats or solons who sleep at their desks. bill, and Robert Byrd of West Virginia went at it chambers. A k-k Our Very It has moved to limit part of the debate that takes The rules also forbid the use of the film and with James Exon of Nebraska about spending place: for example, debate that some members recordings in re-election campaigns. limitations. Nobody, to be sure, laid a glove on Fuddle factory 4 m l l i Special Price II your present gas furnace looks or acts like one ol these believe is "an untidy spectacle" to expose to the nobody. Taking a bold stand against the threat of "monsters',' chances are you're spending way too much to heat television cameras. For The newspapers, one was writing notes on a pad, two In the end, four senators introduced two bills espionage, the Treasury Department recently your home. Check into the line 61 efficient Heil Gas fur­ others carried on an animated discussion with and two resolutions. One of the bills concerned ordered its employees to report "any contact’’ I m V ? # Month Of SO THE FIRST BREEZES have begun in the naces! With up-to-date engineering and quality each other, and the last in attendance. Pete Wilson seabed boundaries, the other the Job Training and with citizens of 31 "hostile" nations, including the winds of senatorial change. And no one knows how yyv- March Only. features, a Heil gas furnace can save you lots of of California, roamed around, in and out of the Partnership Act, and the resolutions would have Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and the People’s strong they will eventually blow. As of now, mpney on your gas bill. doors. established a special day to remember Republic of China. Some Treasury employees are however, the assembly continues to follow the There's a size and shape Heil gas furnace to lit Afghanistan and a special week for thinking about finding the directive a little hard to swallow — virtually all residential needs, and we ll be ancient rather than the electronic ways, and BY TRADITION, the majority leader had the "developmental disabilities.” especially the many fans of Szechuan cuisine. happy to help you select the proper model lor perhaps it’s a good time to record them again first word. Robert Dole of Kansas said And that was it. your home. WE SPECIALIZE IN FAMILY GROUPS & CHILDREN briefly for developing history. housekeeping matters would not extend beyond There were no roll calls, no votes, no sparks. So. replace that "gas guzzler" with a "gas This then is one day's events in the Senate 12:30 p.m. After that there would be discussions of There were never more than a dozen senators on saver" from Hell! before TV. a few points of old business. Otherwise, he said, the floor at a time. Alan Simpson of Wyoming said Call us lor all the Feb. 7. 1986: it was a distinct pleasure for the Republicans to facts today! the session would be short, so members could 9SC deposit requited plus $1 SO sitting tee tot each additional subfBCt Additional The membership was gaveled to order at noon fulfill those family responsibilities. work with the Democrats for the commonwealth phoio iMckage available ai regular price i i i ) 9b oeposiii Advertise special features out selection poses) ot the & u e and Brown Old Master Scenic and aeasonai by Dan Quayle of Indiana, the acting president pro One point of old business was the farm bill of ° of the nation, and the body was adjourned at 3; 54 background St 00 additional Special ctteas. black and white backgrounds arid propa available only m out designer coitection tempore. He called on the Rev. Richard Halverson 1985. Four senators discussed it, including Donald p.m. to offer the opening prayer. The Rev. Halverson Riegle of Michigan. Riegle said his constituents Oh. by the way. Byrd mentioned a plan to March 21-23 asked for God’s grace, and added that the were concerned about "dry beans and the adverse establish a bicentennial commission for that first March 18-20 senators “ should find time — take time — to fulfill ■ Tue & Thur 1CI-1, 2-6 FrI 10-1, 2-5:30. 6G effect increased plantings would have on the bean Senate meeting of 1789. And maybe to rehriember Wed 10-1, 2-5:30, Sat 10-1,2-6 family responsibilities." market.” Dole said he completely agreed with the there is aoniething to be said for William Maclay Windsor, Ct. Sun 11-4 Some of the senators may have been doing just Farmington, Ct. Wethersfield, Ct. worry. and tedium. It’s hard enough for the Senate to Manchester, Ct. that. When the session opened, only six of 100 Just after a spectator in the gallery fell asleep, create good legislation, without trying to create members were in their seats. Two read William Proxmire of Wisconsin took the floor. He’ good television as well. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 17.1»M - t

■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17, 1916 KANUT* by Ch«rt«« M. tchute HAOARTHINORIIIM.I b»Dlh»to«m* SEE, THIS TaXS VOO ALABAMA.66 INCHES.. AA0UNThlAlALEALE,ON / UJHOSe IPEA French Parliament shifts to right I CM you e e r lUATf MY^fkiee AFS o ffj HAUIAII, IS THE RAINIEST.. V.S./Wot1d In Brief soM BoSesAi^E ------HOb) MUCH RAIN EACH ARIZONA, SEVEN INCHES., (,^IUAS THAT? Q O O ^ , PEAF2... place gets in a MINNESOTA, Z5 INCHES... IT GETS H60 INCHES N VEAR., By Sttve Holland mier from the opposing camp. OF RAIN A VEAR... I "France has made its choice,” IX — United Press International Shultz, Ryzhkov are disappointed he said Sunday night. “ They have censured the Socialist and Ck>m- STOCKHOLM, Sweden—Secretary of State George Shultz and PARIS — French voters gave munist majority and they have Soviet Prem ier Nikolai Ryzhkov said today that relations narrow control of Parliament to given the R P R and UDF an f between the two superpowers had taken a disappointing turn the right-wing opposition to Social­ ist President Francois Mitterrand, absolute majority. S in c e the U.S.-Soviet summit in Geneva four months ago. "N ow it is up to those responsible ending five years of leftist domina­ — I a BT' “ We agreed neither of us is satisfied with develoments since for our national life to respect the that time,” Shultz said at the end of a PA-hour session with tion with a historic split in the - V- government, official results will of the populace and put it to U .t ACRM by Jbn Davit Ryzhkov at the Soviet Embassy in Stockholm. The premier work without weakness. The new acquiesced. showed today. I CAN'T KEEF VOO, RUNT. ( m DC ABLE TO OO TO SEP majority is conscious of the /...A N P STARVEfA R \ ^ Ryzhkov suggested that the United States had not given serious The right-wing victory left Mit­ VOO HAVE TO OO. WHEN 1 WANT TO ANP GET T O P M Ti(TH H \ terrand, under rules of the consti­ mission the French people have OP WHEN 1 WANT TO... attention to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev’s latest proposal invested in it,” be said. TMtFMANTOli by L«> Fib » >Y .WHENII tution of the 28-year-old Fifth arr«rve A BEP. SOAIETHINO. r^„COUNT' ■ T The meeting, held after both officials attended funeral services "cohabitation” form of , HUNCH REX VERONK//. for assassinated Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, was the government. Front, which the Interior Ministry A W B E IN first high-level talks between the superpowers since President It would be the first time since said captured 34 seats. ^TROUBLE ■ 1^ Reagan and Gorbachev met in November. the present form of government Jean-Marie Le Pen’s National was instituted that a president Front campaigned on a platform of c? would be forced to govern with an expelling unemployed imm'igranta Hormel strikers defy parent union opposition prime minister and and installing stricter law-and- Parliament in much the same way order controls. It is the first tim e AUSTIN, Minn. — In a showdown with their parent union, ' i V President Reagan, a Republican, the party will have representation striking Geo. A. Hormel & Co. meatpackers voted to defy an must push programs through a in Parliament. CAPTAIN EASY ®by Croc h a A C i order to end their 7-month-old walkout and vowed to sue the Democratic Congress. “ We have won a great political THE LAUNCHIN6 SITE international for “ undermining” their local. The Interior Ministry early victory that at the same time is a IS ONLY A COUPLE OF An international vice president of the United Food and Monday said a center-right coali­ slap to the decadent system of HOURS f r o m HERE. Commercial Workers said the action Sunday by members of intellectual terrorism,” Le Pen tion of the Rally for the Republic UPl photo BLONDIE by Oaan Young A Stan Drako Local P-9 could result in the withdrawal of strike benefits or even Party, Union for French Demo­ said in a speech to jubilant efforts to put the local in a trusteeship. cracy coalition and a handful of French President Francois Mitterand puts his paper supporters gathered in a caver­ “ We terribly regret (the local’s response)Lew ie Anderson, independent rightists won 291 seats ballot in the ballot box Sunday at Chateau-Chinon, nous tent outside Paris. The right had been predicted to UFCW vice president for packinghouses, said in a telephone — just over the 289 seats needed for where he once served as mayor. interview from Washington. a majority in the 577-seat National win a large victory and a clear-cut “ If they don’t comply with the directive, several things can Assembly. mandate to change, five years happen,” he said. “ Strike benefits could be cut, but we’ll have to The ministry gave the ruling Elysee Palace on what Mitterrand deciding the opposition’s majority after the Socialists won in a look at the violations and see what remedial action is merited.” Socialists 216 seats, leaving it the planned to do. He held a late-night was too small to choose an landslide. Rightist leaders blamed single largest party in Parliament, meeting Sunday with members of established conservative leader to their showing on a proportional and said the Communist Party won his Cabinet after television polls replace Prime Minister Laurent system of voting the ^cialists 7 Feminists march for legal abortion 34 seats. Results from overseas showed the right had won. He has Fabius. approved last year. territories with two seats were still 20 days to name a prime minister. Paris Mayor Jacques Chirac, “ The right didn't get the figures LOS ANGELES — Soaked by a cold winter storm, thousands of to come in. One seat was predicted The president, still with two leader of the largest opposition it wanted,” said Fabius. "W e (the feminists slogged through the mud to demonstrate in favor of to go to the Socialists and the other years left in his seven-year term, party — the neo-Gaullist Rally for Socialists) are as strong as ever legal abortions in a march the organizers said was the largest of to the RPR. could buck the system and choose a the Republic — left no doubt that and we are still the party of the its kind on the West Coast. There was no indication from the crony as his prime minister,’ Mitterrand should appoint a pre­ future.” The marchers, estimated by the police at 13,(KH) and by the organizers at up to 30,(HK), began their two-mile parade outside the Century Plaza Hotel, using its posh facade as a counterpoint to what they said was a Reagan administration policy that would NASA to detail ‘critical items list’ have the effect of returning abortions to back streets and alleyways. certain that either of the O-rings The march ended in a 1960s-style demonstration in a muddy By Paul Recer briefing today on closed-circuit spacecraft and its crew. A second level of items on the list would seal properly under certain field, where Lois Reckett, executive vice president of the The Associated Press television to other NASA centers. are called “ criticality 1-R,” which conditions, such as cold weather. National Organization for Women, said the rally was the largest The National Aeronautics and are essential systems protected for women’s rights on the West C^ast, surpassing a 1981 SPACE CENTER, Houston - Space Administration said repor­ NASA engineers also testified ters will be permitted to review from failure by redundant parts. demonstration for the Equal Rights Amendment in Los Angeles. NASA is releasing details on about that studies of the seals after 900 parts that are considered vital copies of the critical items list, a The difference between "criti­ several flights caused them to be to the safe operation of the space document that is said to be 24 cality 1” and “ criticality 1-R” has re-classified from “ criticality 1- Swiss prefer an independent role shuttle, while two engineers ex­ inches thick. been a major controversy in the R ” to “ criticality 1,” but that this plain how the space agency deve­ “ Critical item s" is a NASA term investigation of the Challenger classification later was waived B E R N , Switzerland — The resounding defeat of a proposal to loped this “ critical items list." for all of the hardware and accident. and the spacecraft was cleared for join the United Nations will not alter Swiss foreign policy or its Among the items on the list are software comjjonents on the space NASA engineers from the Mar­ continued flights even though it traditional role as a neutral mediator of international conflicts, the solid rocket booster seals that shuttle that must function for safe shall Space Flight Center in was known that one of the O-rings Huntsville, Ala., have testified the government said today. are susjpected of failing and operation of the craft. would fail under certain before a presidential commission By a 3-to-l ratio, Swiss voters Sunday signaled their preference contributing to the Jan. 28 destruc­ NASA officials said Merrell was conditions. prepared to describe how engi­ investigating the accident that to continue the country’s role as an independent mediator of tion of Challenger and the death of neers rank the criticality of the seals on the solid rocket booster Presidential commission international conflicts rather than join in the political fray that its seven-member crew. shuttle parts and how waivers are were “criticality 1-R” because members have closely questioned dominates U.N. activities. Marion Merrell of the Johnson Space Center office of Safety, established for certain essential either one of two O-rings could seal this waiver, and at least one With a 50.2 percent turnout in a national referendum, final Reliability and Quality Assurance elements. the seams in the rocket engines. commission member, Richard results showed 75.7 percent, or 1,591,428 votes, against the and John Hooper, an expert on the Included on the list are the However, engineers for Morton Feynman, has publically de­ proposal to only 24.3 percent, or 511,548 votes, in favor. shuttle’s orbital manuevering sys­ “ criticality 1" items whose failure Thiokol, the manufacturer of the nounced the design of the rocket In the aftermath of the defeat, Foreign Minister Pierre Aubert, tem, were to discuss the seals in a would cause the loss of the rockets, teatlfled they were not engine seals. a principal supporter of the pro[>osal, said he would not resign and ruled out any change in foreign policy, saying the vote endorsed the nation's previous policy. A Cambodia rebels offer peace plan Most think PEKING — Cambodian rebels today issued a peace plan calling for a phased withdrawal of Vietnamese troops, a Soviet war cease-fire and the establishment of a new government, including elements of the current government and the ousted Khmer Rouge. The pro[K)sal was released after two days of talks by the three is uniikeiy R leaders of the Peking-backed coalition government-in-exile of Cambodia — Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Prime Minister Son 1 Mora homaly Sann and Vice President Khieu Samphan. By Lawrence Kllmon 7 African land The three leaders represent rebel groups with 40,000 fighters The Associated Press 13 Kind of baaid 10 Star battling to oust the Vietnamese-installed government of Heng lAStaw Samrin and defeat the estimated 160,000 Vietnamese troops NEW IfORK — A majority of Americans 15 Rada there. think nuclear- war with the Soviet Union is The Samrin government took power in 1979 after the Khmer unlikely in this century, and many believe 16 Fawn Rouge regime of Pol Pot was toppled in a Vietnamese invasion. relations with that country are improving, 17 Czech 19 So (Scot.) But the United Nations recognizes the govemment-in-exile. according to a Media General-Associated river 21 Paacaful Press j|K>ll. 18 Honahu bay 22 Spookily Although most jpeople said they believed that 20 Mountain paaa 23 Praaa clothaa Caller threatens mediator’s kin the Soviets were a military threat to the United 21 Fooliah 24 Compatition PISCES (Fob. SOHEorch 20) You might BEIRUT, Lebanon — An anonymous caller has threatened the States, nearly three-quarters of the 1,512 adult have to deal with someone today who Is family of a mediator negotiating the release of French hostages Americans questioned in the poll said a 23 Paavar 25 Lag joint temperamental. It's best to give In on nuclear war with the Soviets was not likely to held by Moslem fundamentalists, the independent newspaper An 27 Agalaaa 26 Mild oath minor points to avoid locking horns. occur in the next 15 years. Eighteen percent 37 Wore away 45 Paaa lightly Know where to look for romance and Nahar said today. said nuclear war was likely to occur, and the 32 Scopa 28 Raatyla over The telephone threat coincided with reports that the Islamic 38 Mortar mixer you'll find it. The Astro-Qraph Match­ rest were unsure. 33 Songatraaa 29 At hand 41 Zero 47 Clumpa maker set Instantly reveals which signs Jihad, or Holy War. had moved three hostages from Moslem west Forty-seven percent said relations with the Dalla 30 Tannia player 42 Court order 48 Talllaa are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll Beirut to a “ secret hideout’ ’ close to the Syrian frontier because Soviet Union had improved under President 43 Firat-rata (2 49 Take out to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. it feared a commando attack. UP) pHolO 34Saa Arthur____ • Reagan, while only 10 percent felt relations wda.) 50 Roman data Box 1846. Cincinnati, OH 45201. An Nahar, in a report from its correspondent in Paris, said the 35 Potato State 31 City in 44 Sat of 52 Summer (Fr.) had declined. Thirty-eight percent said anonymous telephone caller was a woman. As civil defense searchers burrow into the mounds of the collapsed New principlaa 54 French yea relations had stayed about the same under 36 Mora dattHuta Nicaragua ARIES (March 21-April 19) Compan­ “ She called the home of Dr. Razeh Raad in the (French) town World Hotel in Singapore, other workers cart away debris Sunday. Reagan, and 5 percent were unsure. 39 Italian actraaa 1 2 3 4 6 e ions may find your moods difficult to un­ of Argentan and threatened to have his children kidnapped if he derstand today because of your reluc­ 40 Kooky continued his mission,” the newspaper said. About half the respondents said relations 13 tance to speak out about what Is would continue to improve under the leader­ 42 Famala toldiara bothering you. ship of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Only Rescuers see some hope TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Frivolous (abbr.) 15 6 percent said they felt relations would decline, activities that do not contribute to your No agreement on new government 46 Kimono aaah and 34 percent said they would stay the same. 17 18 material well-being shouldn’t be allocat­ 47 Dry rivar bad ed too much time today. Play could cost MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine justice minister said However, 69 percent of the respondents said today he has been unable to persuade his colleagueson a Cabinet for 39 buried under hotel 51 Taken in you Income. the Soviet Union was a military threat to the GEMINI (May 21-Ju im 20) Your dignity commission that President Corazon Aquino should proclaim a United States, while one-quarter said the 53 Burdened 28 28 10 31 2 3 24 28 28 and reputation will suffer today If you revolutionary government. Soviets were not a threat. Of those who lose your cool around people you like By Kenneth L. Whiting deadends. Officials said the trapped survivors 55 Write Justice Minister Neptali Gonzales, who heads the commission, perceived a military threat, 34 percent said the The Associated Press 3 2 and respect. Control your temper at all were in the basement level. 56 Naatia said in an interview he was the only one on the five-member threat was increasing, 6 percent said it was “ Our greatest hope now is that we know there commission who favored a formal declaration of a revolutionary decreasing, and 58 percent said it was staying 67 Swarmad 3 4 CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Strive to be SINGAPORE — Rescuers said today they had are three survivors,” Lim said. a positive thinker today. If you dwell on government. about the same. re-established contact with three people Cranes and other heavy equipment were idle 7 56 Showa Bridge M the negative, it will cause you to act in a Gonzales predicted last week Aquino would issue a People with greater education were more trapped in the wreckage of a collapsed six-story today and no rescue workers climbed atop the diaapproval self-d^eatlng manner. proclamation this week in order to swiftly dismantle the likely to )(>erceive a Soviet threat than those hotel, raising hopes that some of an estimated 39 debris, as efforts concentrated on burrowing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's best not to remnants of the government of deposed President Ferdinand missing people still could be saved. carefully toward those trapped. DOWN pry today if a friend has a secret he is mediately returned a heart. Rightly or with less education, the poll found. The 50 Marcos. percentage who said the Soviet Union was a The 67-room Hotel New World fell Saturday, “ Because of the activity on top there was 42 4 1 4 4 4 8 4 8 47 48 49 reluctant to tell you. Don't let your curi­ Get help wrongly, when East won that trick, he NORTH 1-IT4S But others say such a move would be too sweeping and would military threat ranged from 60 percent of high and authorities said today they l^ d not vibration and a wall collapsed." Lim said. osity jeopardize the relationship. ♦ Q» assumed that declarer wislied to 1 Citrus fruit 83 84 becloud the democratic rule re-established when Marcos fled school dropouts to 73 percent of college determined why. He said sensitive electronic equipment was 81 82 VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pl. 22) Behaving B J7 from opponents trump a heart loser in dummy. ^ Blast Prim e Minister Lee Kuan Yew announced being lowered into crevices and appeals in 2 Rune stubbornly won't enhance your dignity ♦ J76432 p la y ^ ace and a spade. That took care after a military-led revolt on Feb. 25. graduates. 8 8 86 today. Falling to appreciate the other that a high court judge will head a commission several languages transmitted through it for 3 Bathe «AK4 By James Jacoby of any possibility declarer, might have Most of the respondents had a vastly guy's point of view could make you look of inquiry into the abrupt crash. “ The collapse of had of loaing two trump tricks, and de­ different impression of American relations survivors to make their positions known. The 4 Roman highway 87 88 bad. WEST EAST Declarer’s obvious advantage is clarer nude his four-spade contract. O PEC ministers await expert help with China, once a U.S. foe. Only 26 percent such a building is unprecedented. There were no rescuers had not determined the identities of the B Poatic LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) Spreading ♦J63 ♦AS that he should be able to see what he said China was a military threat to the United apparent reasons,” Lee said in a statement. survivors. yourself too thin today at work will result B966S4 VKQ10 3 There is no certain way for Blast to GENEVA — OPEC oil ministers adjourned an emergency (c )ia a s by NEA. Inc needs to do to make his contract. By States, while 64 percent said it did not pose a Officials said 11 people were known have to An army doctor, Lt. (^1. Lim Meng Kin, said contraction in a lot of frustration and aggravation, ♦ Q ♦ K 10 9 8 that declarer is attempting to m eeting for 24 hours today to await an expert assessment of the looking at two hands, he has a good military threat. died, and 11 had been rescued as of early today. he crawled into the wreckage to treat one but precious little accomplishment. ♦JI63 4952 hoodwink him into leading trumps: international supply and demand for the rest of the year. chance of determining his problem. However, If South really needed to Eighty-four percent of the respondents did Five of the rescuees were treated and released survivor who was trajpped under the steel door of SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) It will prove OPEC President Arturo Hernandez Grisanti told reporters at to be a mistake If you attempt to remake SOUTH The defenders are not so blessed. They trump a heart in dummy, it is perhaps not think a nuclear war with China was likely from hospitals. a bank vault. lunchtime the conference was "on a standby” until Tuesday and CELEBRITY CIPHER ___ _ co-workers over Into your own Image to­ ♦ K 10 9 7 4 2 see the dummy, but more often than P*®Fe likely that he would have played in this century. Lim Siam Kim, operations director of the One of those rescued. 42-year-old Lee Fook ♦ A2 not they must proceed with educated that the 13 ministers would hold bilateral consultations in the day. Try to accept them as they are. **** both tbs On the issue of nuclear war with the Soviet Home Affairs Ministry, told reporters that Chan, told officials that he had been buried injthe SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Family ♦ A5 guesswork as to the right defense. A meantime. Union, young iieople said nuclear war w fs based on information provided by friends and hotel's basement car park along with his by CONNIE WIENER ♦ Q 107 North and the South hands. An astute members or in-laws could be extra sen­ shrewd declarer will look for ways to M e n ^ might have decided that “ At this stage there are no concrete proposals on a production likely more frequently than older people. relatives, 39 people apparently still were mother, brother and a friend. Lee, wbo was HLLEBLEW KC YKTW FMBBKBI sitive today. Weigh your words carefully Vulnerable: Neither persuade the opponents to solve prob­ South’s rush to play ace and a heart ceiling being discussed,” said Hernandez Grisanti, who is also Women also were more likely than men to missing. rescued Sunday night, said be talked with hia end don't say things that might provoke Dealer South lems for him. the Venezuelan oil minister. think nuclear war would occur. And 34 percent No Americans were known to have been in the a row. WM tM obvious an inviUtion for the brother for awhile but then his brother stopped EL JBCUWF EAW XLLFRWYY In today's four-spade contract, de­ defenders to play trumps. “ We will await the recommendations of the experts committee of black respondents said nuclear war with the hotel, in Singajpore's “ Little India” quarter, talking. Lee said be feared his relatives and XLUBCEJKFC CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. It) Unless W o t Narth East Saalh clarer was looking at thrM certain I and the result of bilateral consultations.” Soviet Union was likely within the next 15 when it collapsed at 11:20 a.m. friend had died. your mind Is on your work at all times to­ 1 4 losers. If declarer also lost a trick to A day, you may make mistakes that will The ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting years, compared with only 17 percent of Lim said rescuers had re-established voice About 1,000 people gathered at the wrecked XMFKBI EAW HKFCE BKIAE LH P a n 2 « P a n 2 4 the Jack of spades, the contract would have to be corrected later. During the silver strike at Treasure Countries began their emergency session with general position whites. contact with two people in one section of the building today, including police, firefighters, P a n P a n 4 4 be set Altbou^ declarer could make AQUARIUS (Jan. 2S-Fab. 19) Just be­ P a n P a n P a n City. Nev., in the 1870s, two mineik Respondents in the Media General- wreckage, and with another in a different area. soldiers, civilian volunteers, among them ajFFKJIW .” — PLAB RJFFDOLFW. a direct assaiut by leading a spade to statements Sunday on how to reverse a plunge in oil prices that cause an activity costs a lot of money Is built a house from rock picked up at Associated Press poll included a random, The search teams had lost touch with them for hundreds of foreigners, and. more than M the queen, be instead r e li^ on East to threatens some members with financial collapse. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don't like to aoo open displays of affection. It's no assurance that you'll have a good Opening lead: V 9 their claim. Later, when their inine scientific sampling of 1,512 adults across the several hours after several tunnels collapsed lend a helping band. He won the open­ workers from the Mass Rapid Transit system, a In bad taate." — Fred Astaire. time. Don't be dazzled bv dollar signs ‘ TP their home country Feb. 1-8. and blocked approach routes, or proved to be subway still under construction. today. ing lead with the ace of hearts and Im­ for f75,000 in silver. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17. 1966 - II H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17, 1986 Coventry Ohituaries SPORTS ______FBTdinaiKl 'Frad* Lucas Paul F. Dorn* Andraw Santantollo, board Ferdinand "Fred" Lucas, 65, of Paul F. Donte, 91, of Vernon, Norwalk aanator, 12 Goalee Drive, husband of Rita died today at Rockville General haart attack victim (Drake) Lucas, died Saturday at Hospital. He was the husband of Big East exits eariy from NCAA tourney Mildred (Taft) Donxe. He was a Manchester Memorial Hospital. NORW ALK (U P I) - Sen. An­ OKs plan He was bom in Enfield on Nov. 6, former Manchester resident. drew J. ^ntaniello, R-Norwalk, He lived in Vernon for more than 1920, and had lived In Manchester died ^ tu rd ay, stricken by an missed the traveling violation,” "M aryland’s a tough team to 50 years and was married for 61 By Horschol NIssenson By Jocqucllnt Bennett most of his life. apparent heart attack at about 6:90 Tho Associated Press Henson said. "N o question (that he shoot on,” Jones said. ’’They’ve He was a veteran of World War years. He was a U.S. Navy veteran Herald Correspondent a.m. He was 59. walked). There’s no doubt about got a lot of good leapers. But you II, serving In the U.S. Arm y in the of World War I. He was a life can’t let it get you down when you Norwalk Hospital spokesman The Big East has gone south — it.” Pacific theater. He left Manches­ member of the Arm y and Navy miss. You just have to keep COVENTRY - The Board of William Hutchinson said the sena­ Southeast, actually — and there Henson’s didn’t belittle Cktner’s a ter in 1039 with Manchester Com­ Club in Manchester. He was a Ekiucation has unanimously en­ tor was rushed to the hospital will b e d fresh four in the NCAA’s driving jumper in the lane that tied shooting it and h o i^ it draws pany K of the 109th Regiment and self-employed electrical contrac­ dorsed a state-mandated plan for where advanced cardiac life sup­ Final F w r , with the Southeastern the score with 56 seconds left. iron.” served In the Arm y as a staff tor in the Manchester area for staff development, despite a move port techniques failed to revive Conference joining the tradition- 8Bturday’t Gb h im **OM.V.O,C. sergeant. In 1042, he escorted more than 40 years. by the executive committee of the him. , ^ rich Atlantic Coast Conference by Manchester's first war fatality, He also is survived by a son, Alan Midwebt Regional union that represents teachers to Santaniello was chairman of the placing a quartet of teams in Corp. Alexander Gurski, back to Donxe of Marlborough; a daugh­ withhold endorsement of the plan. Legislature's Executive and Le­ basketball’s Sweet Sixteen. E a it Manchester, arrving by train at ter, Judith Kelly of Vernon; a gislative Nominations committee. brother, Andrew Donxe of Man­ "The actions of the EAC (Educa­ the railroad depot in north “ He had a very gruff exterior, Sunday was not a day to be in the Iowa 8UrtB 72, Mich. 69 -A ll-A m erican guard Johnny chester; a sister, Cecile Marr of tion Association of Coventry) Manchester. but when you got beyond that gruff Top Ten as fourth-ranked St. Jeff Grayer scored 16 points and Dawkins scored 25 points as Duke Longmont, Colo.; six grandchild­ executive committee contradicts He was a career optician with the exterior he was really one of the John's was stunned by Auburn Ron Virgil added 14 as Iowa State advanced past the second round ren; and four great-grandchildren. the wishes of the membership," Army, serving for 25 ysars. Forthe more beautiful individuals I have (SEC) 81-65; No. S Michigan lost to built an 11-point lead and held off a for the first time in its last three The funeral will be Wednesday School Superintendent Nathan last five yea n , he worked at the ever met in my life,” Senate Its old coach Johnny Orr and his second-half Michigan rally. The trips by routing Old Dominion. at 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Chesler charged last week before Newington Children’s Hospital. He President Pro Tempore Philip new Iowa State team 72-69; and triumph was a sweet one for Orr, Leading 17-15, the Blue DeviU Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock­ the plan was approved at a school was awarded the Purple Heart Robertson, R-Cheshire, said ninth-ranked Syracuse discovered who coached Michigan to a Final scored 10 straight points and built board meeting. three times. He was a member of ville. Burial will be in Grove Hill that home isn’t always sweet, Four appearance in 1976 when their lead to 71-48 with 8:07 Cemetery, Rockville. Calling Saturday. EAC Chairman Edmund Stein- the Civil Air Patrol of Connecticut. Santaniello was a former first disappointing a Carrier Dome current Wolverine Coach Bill remaining. hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. nagel said Friday that "most Besides his wife, he is survived selectman of Norwalk and district crowd of 21,713 by dropping a 97-85 Frieder was his assistant. —Inside jumpers by DePaul’s Memorial donations may be teachers who responded to a by two sons, Robert F. Lucas and decision to No. 17 Navy. " I t has to be my biggest victory in the closing made to a charity of the donor’s commissioner. survey about the plan did endorse William D. Lucas, both of Man­ The Norwalk native had his own Cleveland State, one of the — ever,” said Orr. " I took a three minutes thwarted an Okla­ chester; three sisten, Dorothy choice. it." But he said only 43 percent of real estate brokerage agency. He tournament’s two Cinderella program (Iowa State) that didn’t homa rally. Marty Embry scored Lucas of Manchester, Ekina Cho- the membership responded. was a World War II and Korean teams, stayed in the NCAA ball do anything six years ago. Eve­ 19 points for the Blue Demons and wanec of Columbia and Margaret with a 75-69 triumph over St. Darryl Kennedy paced Oklahoma "The committee did not feel that Frank R. DaMcta War veteran. He was a graduate of ryone thought I was crazy. I feel Kramer of Easf 'Hartford; two Joseph’s while Arkansas-Little sorry for Bill. I would have rather with 21. indicated strong approval and Frank Richard Delekta, 66, of the Norwalk school system and the brothen, Charles Lucas Jr. of Rock, a first-round conqueror of not played him.” withheld endorsement pending East Hartford, husband of the late University of Oklahoma. Southeast Mansfield and Raymond Lucas in No. 10 Notre Dame, bowed out by ” If Ihad to lose, I couldn’t lose to modifications." he said. Rita (Ahem) Delekta, died Satur­ He is survived by his wife Florida; and two granddaughters. losing to North Carolina State a better guy,” said Frieder. “ Hove —After Georgia Tech built an day at the U.S. Veterans Adminis­ Ernestine Koester Santaniello; The plan, which requires school A private funeral will take place (ACC) 80-66 in double overtime Johnny Orr.” l9point second-half lead, the free- tration Hospital, Newington. He two daughters, Mrs. Robert Marie systems to draw up five-year at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 after leading 61-56 in the first extra Iowa State led 4935 with 16:17 to throw shooting of and was the brother of Katherine DeSantis and Cynthia Santaneillo, professional development plans, is Main St. Burial will be in the session. play but Roy Tarpley scored 14 of Bruce Dalrymple held off a Villan­ Fedora of Manchester. both of Norwalk; two brothers, part of a statewide eHort to UPl photo veterans’ section of the East Auburn's victory over St. John’s his 25 points in the last 16 minutes ova rally. Price finished with 20 He also is survived by a Alfred T. Santaniello of Norwalk, improve education. The cost of the O m etery. Calling hours are today sent the Tigers to the West to pull Michigan within one point points and freshman Doug West daughter, Mrs. Robert (Regina) and Nicholas J. Santaniello of programs are to be paid by local from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Regional in Houston for a Thurs­ on two occasions. Elm er Robin­ had 20 for Villanova. Powerful protest Michalski of Avon; three other Wilton; two sisters, Anna Bisce- governments. Memorial donations may be day night gam e against No. 11 son’s dunk and six free throws —LSU’s Anthony Wilson sisters, Helen DiBattista and Ann glia and Julie Santaneillo Of Long Currently, $16,000 of Coventry's made to the Newington Children’s Nevada-Las Vegas, which held off down the stretch clinched the grabbed a loose rebound and threw Four people from Minnesota are in New Hampshire to tell Malinguaggi, both of of East Beach, N.Y.; two grandchildren, proposed $600,000 education Hospital. Maryland 70-64. The other game in victory. it up at the buzzer. ’The ball banked Granite State residents of their experience with a Hartford, and Mary Zajac of West and several nieces and nephews. budget is allocated for the pro­ Houston will match seventh- off the backboard and bounced off Hartford; two grandsons; and The funeral will be at 10 a.m. N.C. 8tate 80, UALR 66 gram. Steinnagel said the funding high-voltage power line which they say could cause Etthar L. Bunce ranked Louisville against No. 8 the rim twice before falling many nieces and nephews. Tuesday at Stv^Mary’s Church in is insufficient. headaches, nausea and cattle breeding problems. From Esther L. (Buck) Bunce, 79, of North Carolina (ACC). On Satur­ Arkansas-Little Rock made a through the basket to give the The funeral will be Tuesday at Norwalk. Interment will follow. day, Louisville downed No. 14 strong try for another upset. But "The state calls for 2 percent of left, Minnesotans George Crocker, Russell Kvam, Jane Willimantic, formerly of Devon Tigers their victory over Memphis 9:15 a.m. at Sheehan-Hilbora- Bradley 82-68 and North Carolina N.C. State’s Ernie Myers scored the town budget for the program, Drive, Manchester, died Saturday State. Don Redden paced LSU with Fuchs and Virgil Fuchs are helping a citizens’ group fight Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New trimmed Alabama-Birmingham all six of his points — including the that would be about $100,000 — we at Windham Community Hospital. Lloyd 8. Odoll 23 points, Baskerville Holmes led a proposed 121-mile hydroelectric power line. Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a go-ahead 19foot jump shot with don’t expect that, but $16,000 is a . She was the widow of Lawrence F. 77-59. Memphis with 20. mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Lloyd S. Odell, 75, of West Thursday’s Southeast Regional 3:03 left — in the second overtime huge differential," he said. Bunce. in Ss. Cyril & Methodius Church, Hartford, husband of the late at Atlanta pairs third-ranked Ken­ and Bennie Bolton got all but one of Midwest The committee also objects to a She was born in Manchester and Hartford. Burial will be in Soldi­ Emily (Neibacher) Odell, died his 24 points after halftime. “ lack of clear reimbursement had been a resident until she tucky (SEC), a 71-64 winner over —Kansas broke open a tight er’s Field, in the Wilson section of SatunJay at Hartford Hosptial. He Myron Jackson, who scored 15 of guidelines” for teachers who incur School board proposal moved to Willimantic six years Western Kentucky, and Alabama game against Temple with a 25-4 Windsor. Calling hours are tonight was the brother of Elmer L. Odell (SE C ), which n ip i^ No. 19 Illinois his 23 points in the first half and the fees for any of the activities — such ago. She was a member of Calvary spurt in the second half as Danny from 6 to 9. of Manchester. rest after overtime began, gave as workshops and visits to other Church of Manchester. 58-56 on ’s last-second Manning. Calvin ’Thompson and He also is survived by 12 nieces shot. The other game matches No. UALR a 61-56 lead just 29 seconds schools — that would be included in gets nod from Weiss She is survived by three daugh­ Ron Kellogg each finished with 14 and nephews. into the first overtime. But Bolton the plan. Steinnagel said. ters, Mrs. Albert J. (Dorothy) 6 Georgia Tech (ACC) and LSU points. Temple was led by Nate Marion 8. Pachoiakl 8r. The funeral will be Tuesday at made four free throws, a layup and Development of the plan started For the second consecutive year. The school board has used a Civale of Meriden, Evelyn Hardy (SEC). On Saturday. Tech elimi­ Blackwell, also with 14. Marion S. Pacholski Sr., 76, of 9:15 a.m. at the Fisette-Batxner in April 1985 as a cooperative effort Town Manager Robert B. Weiss different budget figure of $27.7 of Manchester and Mrs. Martin nated defending champion Villan- a 19footer with 27 seconds to go to —Michigan State guard Scott Rocky Hill, husband of Rose M. Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., send the game into a second by the administration. Chesler and has recommended that the entire million. Kennedy explained that (Marjorie) O'Rourke, with whom ova 66-61 and LSU outlasted No. 12 Skiles scored 24 points, 18 in the (Dobek) Pacholski, died Saturday Hartford, with a mass at 10 a.m. in overtime. The Wolfpack scored the some teachers. school budget request be approved the budget figure cited by Weiss she lived, of Willimantic; three Memphis State 83-81. second half, and had five assists to at Hartford Hospital. He was the Grace Episcopal Church, Hart­ Steinnagel said he anticipates by the Board of Directors. The includes the Regional Occupa­ sons, Allan F. Bunce of Manches­ Friday night, the East Regional last 14 points after a 6966 tie. lead the Spartans over George­ father of John S. Pacholski of ford. Burial will be in Cedar Hill endorsement of the plan if modifi­ Board of Education’s request for tional Training Center account of ter, Lawrence S. Bunce of West at East Rutherford, N.J., sends “ The thing I love about Bennie town. The losers, who had e a c b ^ Coventry. Cemetery. Calling hours are today Bolton is that he wants the cations are made. 1986-87 is $28,373,181. $437.105 and the $167,343 budget for Hartford and Douglas O.Bunce of No. 1 Duke (ACC) against DePaul the championship game three He also is survived by another from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. "The EAC supports any effort to Weiss informed Board of Educa­ health and welfare services to the Tolland; a brother, Sherman Buck and Cleveland State against Navy. basketball.” N.C. State Coach Jim times in the last four years, were son, Marion S. Pacholski Jr. of Memorial donations may be further professional enrichment," tion Chairman Leonard E. Seader parochial schools. Both accounts of Rye, N.H.; four sisters, Alice On Saturday, Duke trounced Old Valvanosaid. "H e carried us in the paced by David Wingate with 17. Canton; two daughters, Rosem­ made to the Grace Episcopal he said. in a letter Friday that his decision are totally reimbursable. Pitkin, Marjorie Dickenson, Edna Dominion 89^1 and DePaul de­ overtime periods. One thing I felt arie Pacholski of East Hartford Church, 55 New Park Ave., Hart­ In other action at its regular to recommend the full appropria­ Sheibenpflug and Florence Mar­ feated Oklahoma 74-69. this team was lacking was a player West Using the school board's total, and Margaret Krawetxky of Rocky ford, 06106. In Friday’s Midwest Regional at to say, 'Give me the rock when the meeting, the board approved the tion was based on “ observable coni, all of Manchester; 19 grand- —Guard MUt Wagner and for­ the increase over the current Hill; four brothers, Andrew Pa­ Kansas City, No. 2 Kansas goes game’s on the line.’ Maybe we’ve pouible elimination of 10 teaching support within the community for children and 14 great­ ward Billy Tliompson ignited a late year’s budget is 11.9 percent and cholski, John Pacholski and Ed­ against No. 18 Michigan State and found one in this tournament.” positions. Chesler said reductions an increased commitment to qual­ grandchildren. second-half surge that carried adding the two washout accounts ward Pacholski, all of Rocky Hill, North Carolina State (ACC) meets UPI photo may occur due to declining enrol­ ity education ....” He noted that The funeral will be Wednesday Tax board set Louisville over Bradley. Wagner, brings it to 12.3 percent, said and Walter Pacholski in Florida; Iowa State. On Saturday, Kansas West Regional lment and budget considerations. much of the requested increase of at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral son had 35 points, grabbed 11 rebounds who finished with 16 points, and Robert Huestis, town budget two sisters, Mary Freeburg in drubbed Temple 71-46 and Michi­ Navy’s goes up for two However, he said expected most of $3.1 million is due to salary Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in to hear gripes Thompson, who had 14, scored 12 of analyst. Florida and Sally Bitel of Elling­ gan State ousted No. 13 George­ against Syracuse’s Howard Triche (25) and blocked eight shots as the the positions to be retained. increases in approved bargaining the East Cemetery. Calling hours UNLV 70, Maryland 64 Louisville’s 18 points as the (O rdi­ ton; and four grandchildren. The Board of Tax Review will town 80-68. Midshipmen sunk the Orangemen, "Compared to the town budget, unit contracts. Town directors have expressed are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Ron Seikaly (4) in their East nals pulled away from a 5959 tie to liie funeral will be Tuesday at meet tonight from 7 to 8 p.m. in the St. John’s became the final Anthony Jones, held to one point which is in bad shape, we're OK. “ I'm obviously pleased,” School support fortheschool budget. They Regional game at the Carrier Dome in 97-85, before a stunned crowd of 21,713. take a 77-62 lead with 1:23 left. 9; 15 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Municipal Building to hear com­ member of last year’s Final Four in the opening 15:27, scored 17 of but we have to protect ourselves in Superintendent James P. Kennedy begin their review of all budget John P. “JakB” O’DoniwII Bradley’s Hersey Hawkins had 22 Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hil, with plaints from taxpayers who dis­ — Villanova, Georgetown and Syracuse on Sunday. The 6-11 Robin- his 25 points in the second half. case the council makes some cuts. said today. requests this week. points. John Patrick “ Jake” O’Donnell. mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. agree with assessments levied by Memphis State were the others — Jones, the Pacific Coast Athletic It's just a formality," Chesler said. — hit six straight free 83, of Hebron, husband of Maria at St.James Church, Rocky Hill. the office of the tax assessor. to bite the dust. The Redmen joined Association’s Player of the Year, The proposed education budget scored 32 points on 11-for-ll throws and had two key assists late (Fracchia) O’Donnell, died Sun­ Burial will be in Rose Hill The meeting will be held in the Big East colleagues Syracuse, But Syracuse Coach Jim Bo- seemed frustrated before finally for 1986-87 is just over $600,000 and East Regional shooting and Kentucky survived a in the second half to lead North day at St. Francis Hospital and Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ Municipal Building at 41 Center St. Villanova and Georgetown on the eheim insisted that: “ Free throws scoring his first field goal with 4:33 includes a 10.25 percent across-the- Reagan goes to public Medical Onter in Hartford. He late charge for its 13th consecutive Carolina over UAB. ’The Tar Heels, ling hours are today from 2 to 4 and Another meeting will be held by - sidelines when Auburn thrashed were not a factor. We bad to foul. left in the first half. board salary increase for victory. The Wildcats’ 54-38 lead with center Brad Daugherty and was the father of Joanne von 7 to 9 p.m. the board March 20 from 7 to 8 p.m. them behind senior Chuck Per­ Navy 97, 8yracusa 85 The key to the game was Butler. But the basket seemed to give teachers. dwindled to 6959 on Fred Tisdale’s backup Warren Martin both Roemer of Andover and Mary Jean Memorial donations may be The three-member board will son’s 27 points and IS rebounds. We contained him earlier this him new life and UNLV overcame At a special meeting on Feb. 18. David Robinson scored 26 of his layup with 3:55 to play. Western saddled with four fouls, led 54-47 to push for contra aid MacDonald of Manchester. made to the American Cancer hold a work session March 22 at season, but with Robinson going a brilliant performance by Mary­ the boai^ eliminated 3‘A teaching He also is survived by a son, "A s I stated coming in, I was 35 points in the second half as Navy Kentucky, getting only its second with 9:31 to play when Wolf Society or to the Rocky Hill 9:30 a.m. to make its decisions on the way he was, we had to pay too land All-American Len Bias, who positions. At that time. Chesler very disappointed at not making embarrassed Syracuse on its home shot ever at its intrastate neighbor, converted three one-and-one situa­ Continued from page 1 Union a beachhead in North Rodney J. O’Donnell of Clear­ Volunteer Ambulance Association. appeals. much attention to him.” scored the Terrapins’ final 13 said most of those people were any All-American teams.” the court, where the Midshipmen lost could never get closer. Kannard tions in a one-minute span. Am erica," Reagan said. water, Fla.; a sister, Helena Cteve. 8 t 75, 8L Joe’S 69 points and finished with 31. filling in for people on leave. At last Levandoski of Unionville; 11 6-foot-8 forward said after outscor- 89-67 in December. Robinson, a Johnson led Western with 20 week's meeting, however. Stein­ achieve these goals. " Sasser said. Tying together fears of Nicara­ grandchildren; and nine great­ ing All-American Walter Berry 6-foot-ll junior, only a 61 percent Guard Ken "Mouse” McFadden points. nagel charged that the loss of one "Our concern is that the president gua’s becoming “ a command post grandchildren. He was prede­ 27-20. “ It was very emotional for free-throw shooter, made 21 of 27 scored 23 points and bad a 79foot "Don't give me all the credit.” of those positions, a 7th grade is seizing military options before for international terrorism,” Rea­ ceased by a son, William J. ROBERT I. SMITH, inc. me. I don’t think there’s any doubt from the line — 16 of 19 in the assist late in the game as the said Walker. "Roger Harden and Tar Heels coming back teacher at Nathan Hale School, he has exhausted the hope of a gan said, “ This danger will not go O'Donnell, who died in 1979. now I can play with best. I ’m not second half — as Syracuse center . Vikings, first-round winners over the other guys were able to deliver could have a negative impact on peaceful solution.” away. It will grow worse, much bragging, but that’s the way I Rony Seikaly and his backup both Indiana, recorded their 14th the ball to me for those points.” The funeral service and burial OGDEN. Utah (U P I) — North headed for the West semifinal the quality of education. During the president’s broad­ worse, if we fail to take action will be held at the convenience of lilfflu S S T el INSURANSMITHS SINCE feel.” fouled out. Navy made only 28 field straight triumph. Cleveland State now.” Alabama 58, Illinois 56 (Orolina coach Dean Smith said round Thursday where they meet Chesler also recommended rais­ cast, some 2.000 protesters demon­ the family. There are no calling Auburn built a 44-32 halftime goals but converted 41 of 52 from also got 17 points from Clinton his team’s performance in the No. 7 Louisville. strated against Reagan’s aid re­ "There seems to be no crime to lead. The heavier Tigers con­ the foul line. Ransey and 16 from Clinton Smith, Coner drilled a 12-footer from ing pay for substitute teachers hours. The Newkirk k Whitney opening two rounds of the NCAA Louisville coach Denny Cnun quest in front of the White House which the Sandinistas will not 1914 stantly got second and third shots Navy snapped a 3939 tie and whose slam-dunk off McFadden’s just Inside the free-throw line with The proposed pay scales are $M Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., West Regionals shows the No. 8 said the West bracket shapes up as per day for one to 10 days, $46 per carrying signs saying: "USA. Stop stoop. This is an outlaw regim e.” on offense and used their defensive broke the game open with an 197 long pass with one minute left put one second remaining after Ala­ Ekist Hartford, has charge of Tar Heels have come back from the toughest in the Tournament, in the War in Nicaragua:" "Stop he said. rebounding to trigger numerous run, Robinson scoring 14 points the game oiit of reach at 71-59. St. bama bad blown a 19point first- day for 11 to 20 days, and $49 per arangements. the depths of despair. which the school is making its 16th day for 21 days or more. Contra A id" and “ Get Out of He also sought to reassure fast breaks. during the spree. Vernon Butler, Joseph’s was led by Wayne Willi­ half lead. Coner got Ns chance Memorial contributions may be 649-5241 " I thought we showed a great appearance: UNC has appeared 20 Nicaragua.” v Americans that he was not setting "They looked much more physi­ who finished with 23 points, con­ ams’ 25 points. when Buck Johnson blocked a shot Board members reacted favora­ made to the American Cancer 65 E. Center Street deal of courage and confidence times in the national collegiate bly. but took no action on Chelser’s “ For our own security, the the stage for another Vietnam- cal than us,” St. John’s Coach Lou verted a three-point play to put the McFadden never played high by Illinois’ Efrem Winters with 26 Society, Ivan Hill Street, Williman­ when it was needed,” said Smith, playoffs. recommendation. United States must deny the Soviet style involvement. tic. 06226. Mencheeter. C t Camesecca said. ” We looked Midshipmen up 7953 with 6:25 school ball and was painting seconds to play. anemic. Nobody belted us like that, remaining. Syracuse’s Dwayne bouses and working for bis high- Alabama called a timeout with whose team started the season , "North Carolina, if I ’m not with 21 straight victories, then lost and we played them all. ’They were Washington scored 24 of his 28 school diploma when Cleveland 19 seconds to play and Coner held mistaken, was the only team this completely in charge, completely points in the second half, most of State Coach Kevin Mackey found the ball near midcourt until lost five of its next 10 games. year that was No. 1 in tte nation for "M aybe we did hit bottom and like 13 straight weeks,” Crum said. in charge.” them after Navy took a comforta­ him playing Amateur Athletic starting bis move with nine se­ Bodybuilder charged in steroid theft we’re starting back. Maybe we’re "When they get a (West) No. 3 “ Coming into the game, we felt ble lead. Union games in New York City. conds left, taking Illinios defensive like we could run on them because “ What made the win good was ace Bruce Douglas into the lane getting healthy and getting ready seed, primarily because of some A University of Ckinnecticut cription instruction sheets for the Trueman later admitted he was Memorial Hospital this morning they only play five guys,” Person that Robinson made bis free before bitting the game-winner. to go.” injuries, that puts two No. 1 seeds student training for the Mr. four other bottles of Anavar that going to sell the cocaine, police with a fractured hip, a hospital iWOODLANtn said."I don’t look at this as an throws.” said Navy Coach Paul Southeast Regional Illinois Coach Lou Henson The Tar Heels, 295, beat Utah in the bracket as far as I ’m Connecticut bodybuilding contest had been ordered, police said. said. spokeswoman said. Debra Max­ upset. I think we proved to Evans. "H e ’s been inconsistent claimed Coner walked before 6972 in the first round, then concerned because they’re not has been charged with stealing Whitney ad m itt^ that he took He was released on a $10,000 cash well, 23, of Windham, was in good everyone there’s not only football with them, but he’s made them Kentucky 71, West Ky. 64 bitting his game-winner. Alabama-Birmingham 77-50 Sat­ hurt any more. They’re back con dition with a fra ctu re d urday. The Tar Heels now are steroids from a pharmacy at the the drugs to help his training for bond and is scheduled to appear in GARDENS V ^ l a n d S t] . .in Alabama.” when we had to have them.” All-American Kenny Walker “ lAbink the officials know they healthy. Manchester Parkade, police said the Mr. Connecticut contest, police Manchester Superior Court on shoulder and chest injuries, the this morning. said. He told police he ordered the March 24. spokeswoman said. SPECIAL - SPECIAL - SPECIAL Police said Mark L. Whitney. 23, drugs by computer from a Rocky Maxwell, her S-month-old of Storrs, was charged with Hill wholesaler that supplies the daughter and 7-year-old son were illegally obtaining drugs, fifth- store and had stolen other bottles COVENTRY — Six people were traveling with Norris, police said. degree larceny and fifth-degree in a sim ila r manner, since injured in a three-car motor The two children were treated at GREEN Whalers are off to the races with 10 to go computer crime after leaving his September. vehicle accident on Route 6 Satur­ Windham Community Memorial job at the Liggett’s Pharmacy on Whitney was released on a $500 day night, police said today. Hospital and released, the spokes­ CARNATIONS They might not make it. but they sure have made it record-tying II tallies against opposing tender Saturday. Whitney worked as a cash bond, and is scheduled to Police said Robert Norris. 24. ot woman said. By Bob PapettI much more confidence for the wind-up. fun. Murray Bannerman and reliever Bob Sauve. pharmacist intern there and al­ appear in Manchester Superior Windham, was traveling east on The driver of the other car Herald Sports Writer ” It really hasn’t come down to the crunch just yet,” The Whalers play back-to-back road games this Ulf ^muelsson. Dean Evason, Paul MacDermid, legedly used the store’s computer Court on Wednesday. Route 6 near South Street when he involved in the head-on collision, said Anderson, a welcomed addition with three goals week at Detroit on 'Tuesday and St. Louis on reiiaiuauu luiiicKobertson rounded out the hit ordering system to obtain the drug veered across the center line and Richard Ives Jr.. 28. of Hampton, Ready to Plant HARTFORD — Not much has changed in and four assists in four games since coming from Wednesday. Six of Hartford’s final eight contests are parade for the victors. ’Troy Murray, Denis Savard. Anavar. which is used to help add hit two westbound cars. The driver and a passenger, his wife. Karen, Hartford’s hockey scenario this season. Quebec in the Risto Siltanen trade. "W e still have A South Windsor man has been at home. O’Callaban and Steve Larm er struck for the losers. muscle bulk, police said. of first car was not ipjured, but the were treated at Manchester Mem­ Giant Pansies The fans’are sick of losing, the media remains three divisional games, two with Boston and one with arrested in connection with the A few more efforts like the Oiicago cakewalk would Back-up goalie Steve Weeks was superb for 58 Buffalo.” Police said the owner of the second vehicle was struck head-on, orial Hospital and released, police abusing, and the brass is ever amusing. attempted sale of grams of be welcomed. minutes and 40 seconds to notch the victory. "The fans have gotta be happy with the product pharmacy called them after injuring Norris, his three pas­ said. Same as always. cocaine in the parking lot of the The Norris Division-leaders have pointed out U> all “ There’s some adrenalin there, for sure,” said they’re getting,” declared MacDermid, who took five another pharmacist reported his sengers, and two people in the Norris was charged with failure But one area has undeniably undergone a face lift in Manchester Parkade. police said NHL circles this season that their real nickname is not Weeks, who was benched for six straight contests. stitches of his own on the com er of his right eyeafter suspicion that Whitney had stolen this morning. other car, police said. to drive in the right lane and is 1965-66. SHAMROCKS "Black Hawks” but "Blackbawks,” as in one word. Weeks was acquired from the New York Rangers two bashing C3iicago defender Doug Wilson. the drug. The pharmacist said that Police said Daniel H. Trueman. Norris was listed in fair condi­ scheduled to appear in Tolland ^rom IfM OM Soin On the ice. Saturday night, the visitors suffered — in one word years ago for a second or third round draft pick, MacDermid, who has 11 goals, skates on Hartford’s while Whitney was working, he 26, of South Windsor, was charged tion at Windham Community County Superior Court on April 4. . The Whalers are no joke. The first day of spring is three days away, baseball — blackouts. dependent on whether be wins 25 games or not. He is cbecking line with Tippett and Doug Jarvis. A year saw five bottles of Anavar on the with possession of cocaine with "That’s the worst I ’ve seen them play in five opens in three weeks and fishing season starts in five. three triumphs away. ago. Evans employed a shadow triad of Tippett, Mike store shelf, even though neither he intent to sell after a confidential years,” said center Billy Gardner, a Blackhawk for And the Hartford Whalers still have a shot at the Whalers’ coach Jack Evans was set on starting Liut ^ k e and Mike Crombeen. The trio totaM 11 goals. nor the owner had ordered it. source tipped them off to the the past half decade before coming to Hartford for SLMMdrisOa/k Stanley Oip playoffs. The battle royale for the final for virtually the remainder of the season, but now he’s This year’s upgraded version has 32. police said. alleged sale in the lot in front of gfoiChlTML future considerations on Feb. 3. $ SAVE MONEY $ two post-season slots is for real. not so sure. When they score, the Whalers win. Police said when the pharmacist dapone’s nightclub on Thursday. Starting goaltender Mike Liut left the game at 1:20 With 10 games left this year, the last-place Whalers "With this encouraging effort here, you have to "W e’re playing against the top lines, and maybe left the room and came back, the The source told police what time of the first period after sticking his neck out, literally, For St Patricks Gift Plairts are 39392 for 66 points. They trail fourth-place reconsider your plans,” said^vans. they don’t backcbeck as much, so we have chances to bottles were gone. He notified the to expect Trueman and what car he Dineen added three assuts to equal a club Buffalo by four points, and third-place Boston 1^ six. for his team. score,” said MacDermid. owner, who called police, police would be traveling in. police said. SENTRY OIL CO. A goalmouth-collision resulted in Blackhawk Jack single-game record with five points. He now has 25 niips. NyidMIis. C«t- SPECUU.*8PECUL The Whale is the long shot, to he sure, and that’s how No doubt, the times are more encouraging in said. Trueman, who was known to O’Callahan’s skate slicing Liut’s throat for a war goals in 47 games, after finishing his rookie ca m p a i^ FAST DELIVERY Ctoplilf Lam Cara to it should be for a club that won but twice in a recent Hartford. Aiad in case anyone has forgotten — the Whitney was stopped as he was police, was observed coming out of Ftowvs. IMfgMs. Chry- wound worth two inches and 10 stitches. with the sante number in 57 games. In the past six ---- 18-game slump. cavalry is on the way. leaving the store at around 3 p.m. a car siniilar to the one described. n M ttmmk YMgbL Ci- The blade barely missed the netminder’s Adam’s affairs, Dineen has totals of 9911. Ferraro, second on But the March stretch-run has seen Hartford buckle “I’ll be back on Saturday for sure,” said a and a search of his car revealed a When he was approached by police Mnria. Fgrag. Prtanrm apple, so those avenging Whalers went after the team with 28 goals, has scored 3-911 in the same 150 Gal. Minimum...... 75» down with five imperative wins in seven tries, dapper-dressed civilian, a week before the Los lOO-taMet bottle of Anavar worth and searched, seven packets con­ span. Tippett, who has 14 goals, contributed a pair of fagVk Ftoair 6 V6|6U- including a conclusive 11-4 romp over the visiting C3iic..go's jugular vein in return. Angeles Kings visit Hartford, “ {.can’t push off all the $200, a 00-tablet bottle of another taining a total of 2>A grams of 243-5074 M t S ^ T 6 6 l 8 Chicago Blackbawks Saturday night at the Civic Kevin DIm m , Dave Tippett and John Anderson assists for a four-point night. way yet, but I can play the point on the power play.” cocaine were found on him. police drug called Nolvadex worth $60, 4 Center. scored two goato apiece as Hartford racked up a The Blackbawks' blowout gives the Whalers that Ron Francis, come on down. tablets of Anavar, and four pres­ said.

'■ f. M A N C H ES TER H EH ALD , Monday. M a rc h 17. iWb — l»_ u — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 17, 19«6 SCOREBOARD NBA roundup

15. Oklahoma (27-t) beat NorlhaastafB 8374; losffoOePoolT^. ___ , ______Blscklwwks5iCamicks4 win, lose & DREW 16. Indiana (2 1 8 ) lost toClovaland StalO Cavaliers’ Karl now Hockey **)7N aw (294) bsatTulsa8788; boot No. **EM idii£fitata IBLX ^nSTperlod— 1, Vancouver, LonlMer 7 ton 72-70; boot No. )3<>aer«)sfow n8368. (Coxe, Crawford), 4:S7. 1 Chicago, T . 19. Illinois (2310) beat Foirfleld 73X; Nturrav 49 (Olcivk), 9:09.3, Chicago, B. NHL ttandlngt losttoAlabamaSI^ si« u Murray 7 (Savard, Secord), 12:46. 4, 70. Texas-El Poso (278) lost to No. 14 in need of a new job Vancouver, Lowry 4 (Crawtord, Peter­ .'jcUUlPWW son), 19:18. Penoltles— Brown, Chi, 7:17; Bradley8385. Smyl, Von, X :X ; B. Murray, Chi, M:S7. By Jim Luttrell had an interview with University 36 points, and Calvin Natt added 21 W L T Pts. GF GA Second period— 5, Chicago, Bergevln 7 «[WDKIC&.I JRiilPllleYMT NIT pilrlngs X-Ptlllo. 46 21 4 96 297 219 (Watson, Paterson), 2:36.6, Vancouver United Press International of Pittsburgh officials last week, to power Denver to its 11th victory x-WaiMnetn 44 20 5 93 2(6 227 Butcher 3 (Peterson), )1:S1 7, Van­ oNCieNni^ 9f )'»■' Karl, 34, was not available for in 14 games. Eddie Johnson led NY Itlondsn 34 26 10 78 280 253 couver, (iradin 12 (Smyl, Bubla), 15:03. IlisQaCMie OpOPlPB M dhd comment, but told U P I last Thurs­ Sacramento with 29 points. Eng­ N Y R o n gtn 33 32 5 71 243 239 Penalties— Peterson, Von, 6:44; Ber­ TM8ddv, March li The cover of the Cleveland 3) 31 8 70 276 256 gevln, Chi, 6:44; Holword, Von, 13:42. g»fHK. 04tM9l!dlttS! Texas Christian 76, M o n f m t f Cavaliers yearbook depicts head day he hoped Weltman would give lish surpassed the 2,003point mark Now Jorzov 22 49 3 47 261 326 fWarCH I I coach George Karl leading the him “ the security I need for me for the fifth time in his nine-year AdsmtOlvMea Third period— 8, Chicago, B. Murray 8 Providence 72, Boston UnIvefSitvtf career. Ouoboc 38 28 5 81 290 296 (Sovord), 1:M. 9, Chicago, Sovord 44 McNeese State 86, Dayton 75 team to the mountaintop: the 1985 and my family,” AAoXrsol 37 28 6 80 299 349 (Larm er, B. W ilson), pp, 12:43. SW Missouri X , P ltlsb u ^ 52 playoffs. If the Cavs, close to “ I always said I wanted to stay in 74 275 296 Warriors 130, Suns 112 Boston 33 29 1 Penalties—T. Murray, Chi, 4:X; Du­ Thursday, Moral IS elimination this season, are to Cleveland,” Karl said. “ I just want Buftalo 33 32 6 72 369 263 Pont, Chi, S:X;Sm vl, Van, 11:26. Florida 81, Southern Mississippi X At Oakland, Calif., Purvis Short 703 271 security that can’t be achieved Horttord 33 39 2 68 Margustle 79, Drake St ^ . make another miraculous climb, scored a game-high 36 points and CameBoE CeXwwee Shots on goal—il— VoncVancouver 1M8-18— Brigham Young 67, Southern Mothodia they’ll have to do It with a different with a one-year contract. Norrli DtYlilon 48. Chicago 1M5d-35. 63 “ I think I ’ve done a good job with Joe Barry Carroll and Terry W L T Pts. GF GA W yoming 79, Te x ix ASiM 70 guide. Teagle added 24 apiece, powering x-CMcago 35 28 1 78 316 311 Power-ptov conversions— Vancouver (Jeoroe AAoson 65, Lam ar 63 Karl, who made no secret of his the Cavaliers,” Karl said. “ I think x-St. Louis 33 29 • 74 276 361 M ). Chicago 3-1. I’ve done well putting together a Golden State. Walter Davis led the 366 Texas X , New AAexIco 66 unhappiness with the club’s front x-MInnosota 32 29 9 73 289 Goalies— Vancouver, Brodeur. Chi­ Clemson 99, Middle Tennesss StateOI team of players who might be Suns with 23 points, and Ed Tx o n ta 22 41 6 50 281 334 cago, Souve. A — 17,571. Colltarnlo-lrvlnen, UCLA 74 office, and was actively seeking Pinckney added 22. Dotrolt 15 49 6 36 233 368 Louisiana Tech67, Northern Artiona61 another job, Sunday was fired. considered misfits by some other SmvttM Division Georgia 95, Tennessee-Chattanoooa NBA'teams.” 106 380 276 A team spokesman said Karl x-Edmonton 50 15 6 8) In Sunday games, Boston Sonics 129, Spurs 115 x-Colgarv 35 2i • 79 309 274 Loyol3lMarymount 80, ColKOrnla 75 was informed last Monday the Winnipoe 23 42 6 52 296 328 Baseball Cavaliers had decided not to dumped Philadelphia 113101, Por­ At Seattle, Xavier McDaniel L m Anoolos 21 41 7 49 246 338 Frtdey, March M tland downed Detroit 113109, Voncouvor 11 39 12 41 239 289 exercise an option to retain the scored 25 points, and Jack Sikma Ohio State65,ite6S,Ohli Ohio University X Denver defeated Sacramento 113 x-Xtaciwd atavoii bortii Second Round second-year coach’s servi<%s for contributed 22, powering Seattle. Exhibition standings Msndny March 17 next season. 113, Golden State ripped Phoenix Tom Chambers added 20 points as Vancouvtr 1. Boston 1 (tio) Texas Christian228atFlorlda17-137:30 NY Itlondsrs 3. Now Jersov 1 “ In view of that, and the fact he 133113, Seattle to p p ^ San Antonio the Sonics handed the Spurs their Hartford 11, Chicago 4 Naflonal Loagui '’ ciemson 1314 at Georgia 17-12, 7 :B is actively interviewing for 123115, and the Los Angeles fifth straight loss and 12th in their NY Rongors Z Pittsburgh 2 W L Pet. another position, we think it is in Lakers trimmed Houston 113111. Quoboc 3, Minnesota 2 Son Francisco 7 1 .875 last 13 games. The Spurs’ Mike Washington 5, St. Louis 4 '’'Texos 1312 at Ohio State 1514, 7:35 our best interests to release coach Atlanta 6 2 .7X p.m. Mitchell led all scorers with 31 Colgorv 5, Montrsol 3 Now York 9 2 .714 Karl from any further obligation to Blai«ra 119, Ptotoiw 109 Phllodciphia 6, Toronto S (taorge AAoson 2311 at Providence 1413 •V i points; Los Angelos 9 3 .6B 8 p.m. the Cavaliers in the current Los Angeles 5, Buffalo 3 Cincinnati 9 3 .629 At Portland, Ore., Kiki Vande- Lakers 116, Rockets 111 SwidOY's Results McNeese State 21-10 at Louisiana Tech Son Ologo 6 6 .W 17-13,8 p.m. season,” General Manager Harry weghe scored 35 points, leading Winnipeg 6, Detroit 0 St. Louis 3 4 .429 Weltman said in a statement read At Los Angeles, Kareem Abdul- Philadelphia 4, New Jersey 1 Csitics 118,76ars 101 Thorsdoy, March 13 M o ro u M e 1310 at SW Missouri 237, Portland to its 14th straight home Philadelphia 3 4 .429 At Dovtop. Ohio 8:35 p.m. Jabbar sc o r^ 43 points, and Magic N Y Rangers 3. N Y Islanders 1 Chlco(K) 3 7 .300 by spokesman Bob Price. triumph. Clyde Drexler added 23 Chicago 5, Voncouver 4 Basketball PHILADELPHIA (181) Kansas X , N ivm ^o lln o A8iT 46 Lovolo-AAorymount 1310 at W yom ­ Weltman named assistant coach Johnson had his third triple-double Houston 2 6 .2X Temple 61, Jacksonville X (O T) ing 21-11,9:39 p.m. points and Jim Paxson came off Msudav's Oames Montreal 1 5 .167 Ervlng 412 35 13, Barkley 4-10 48 13, Tuesday AAorch 18 Gene Littles acting head coach. of the season to power the NBA Quebec at AAontreol, 7:39 p.m. Plttsbur(|h 1 5 .167 Malone 314 39 18, Thrsott 7-10 08 14, Georgetown 70, Texas Tech64 the bench to score 22. Isiah Thomas Washington at Pittsburgh, 7o.m. American League Cheeks 58 1-1 11, McAdoo 310 1-2 9, Michigan State 73 Woshlngton70 (tallfornl3lrvlne 17-12 at Brlghom Karl, who last year took Cleve­ ied Detroit with 26 points. champions to their eighth straight Frtdoy, March 14 Young 1413,9:X p.m. triumph. The Lakers reduced to New York 6 2 .750 R8A standings Moss 18 37 7, C. Johnson 35 08 3 At Mkinsegslls Guortarflneli — AAorch 33X (X land to the playoffs for the first Milwaukee 6 2 .7X Catled|)e48088, Green05080, StokesOO reolenal sites) time in seven seasons before NuggaU 119, Kings 113 five their magic number to win the AHL standings Detroit 7 3 .700 32 2. Totals 3087 2 4 X 101. Michigan 70, Akron 64 Eosleni Conference BIMTON (118) Iowa Stale 81, Miami (Ohio) 79 (O T) SemHInals— (March 36 X New Yerk first-round elimination by Boston, At Denver. Alex English scored Western Conference. Kansas City 4 3 .571 Attanttc Division North Carolina St. 66, Iowa 64 ChamXenshlp — AAorch 36 X New Californio 9 4 .9X McHole 1014 26 22, Bird 1325 1-2 36, Yerk Nemteni DIvIsien Chlcooo 9 9 .5X W L Pet. OB Parlsh37288,D.Johnson3122-214,Alnge Arkonsos-LIttle Rock 90, Notre W L T Pts. OF OA Boston 4 4 .900 x-Boston 54 13 .8X — 47 1-2 10, SIchtIng 38 08 11,Wolton 1-1 Oome83 AAolne 31 26 7 13 294 256 Ooklond 4 5 .444 x-Phll. X 29 .6X 11'/^ 34 5, Carsllls 1-1 08 3Wedman35083 Adirondack 36 21 7 79 299 279 Texas 3 4 .429 New Jersey 34 X .493 21 K IteO I 080, Vincent 1-5324, Thlrd klll02 Saturday, March 15 Moncton 30 27 10 70 249 291 Toronto 3 4 .429 Washington X X .478 X 080. Totals50X1322118. At Doytap, Ohio Sherbrooke X 33 8 60 309 305 Seattle 3 5 .X5 New York X 48 .294 34'/} Michigan Staten, Georgetown68 Southwest Missouri State Fredericton 27 X 8 62 279 282 Minnesota 3 5 .X5 Central Division 27X X29— in Kansas 65, Tem ple 43 G olf Novo Scotia X X 8 60 277 307 Clevelond 3 6 .3X x-Mllwoukee 46 X .676 — X X X 1 3 -1 1 S l updoy, March 16 Seuttiem Division Baltimore 3 6 .3X x-Atlonto 42 X .618 4 Three-point goals— Bird 3, Bark- Hershev 42 » 3 87 314 268 Split squad games In chided x-Detrolt X 28 .588 6 lev, Alnge, SIchtIng. Fouled out— None. North CoraHna'"5W«*ao, Ark.-LIttle Springfield X X 4 72 269 266 Saturday's Results Cleveland X 42 .373 20'/i Total Fouls— Phllodelphia 23, Boston Rock 66 (SOT) P6A rssuHs St. Cothorlns X 31 4 X 270 263 N Y AAets vs Cincinnati, pad., rain Chicago 24 44 JS3 X 22. Rebounds— Phllodel^la 47 (Bark- Iowa State 73 Michigan X V surprise team in NiT fieid Blnehamton X X 9 69 271 278 Minnesota vs. Boston, ppd., rain Indiana 24 X .348 22'/i lev 12), Boston 37 (B ird 14). Assists— Friday, March X New Haven 31 X 6 68 309 314 Detroit vs St. Louis, ppd., rain Wesleni Conference Phltadslphla 16 (Cheeks 9) Boston 32 (D . Rsglenal SemHInXi S5888M Hertz Boy HNI Ctaisic Rochester X X 7 67 289 293 Texas vs Montreal, ppd., rain Midwest Division Johnson 7). Technicals— Philadelphia At Kansas CNy, Me. At Ortande, Fta., AAorch 16 Baltimore X X 7 59 249 270 Toronto vs Pittsburgh, ppd., rain W L Pet. OB (Illegal defense), Barkley, Bird. A— (6) North Carolina State 3312 vs. (X (PXX) By The Associated Press mount, 1310, at Wyoming, 21-11. Indiana. I think our kids know it’s a Saturday's Results Phllodelphia vs. Chicago White Sox, Houston 42 X .618 — 14 JX. Iowa State 2310,7:37 p.m. Don Forsmon, 890800 636787— 202 7-1 The second round concludes tough team, but don't realize what Denver 41 27 .603 1 (S) Michigan State 237 vs. (1) Kansas AAalne 2, Adirondack 1 ppd., rain Ray Floyd, 44800 636966— 203 Tuesday night when Cal-Irvine, a tough place it is to play.” Baltimore 4, Fredricton 4 (OT Kansas City 8, Baltimore (ss) 3 Dallas X 3) .537 5'/> 3 3 8 ,10:10 p.m. Mike Hulbert, 44800 736964— 203 Southwest Missouri State is to Sherbrooke 2, Hershev 2 Baltimore (ss) 3, Atlanta 0 Utah X X .4X 9 NuggstsnB,Kingsl13 Supdoy, March B Woyne Levi, 24800 736767— 204 UPI p h X O the National Invitation Tourna­ 17-12, visits Brigham Young, 17-13. Spoonhour fields a young team Novo Scotia 9, Moncton 4 Los Angeles vs Houston, ppd., rain Son Antonio 31 30 .449 At Kansas CNy, Me. Curtis Strange, 19800 737365-205 ment what Cleveland State is to the Marquette which is 1310 but that starts two seniors and three Springfield 8, Rochester 3 NY Yankees vs University of Florida, Sacramento X X .441 12 Regional Rnols Dan Pohl, 19800 637067—309 Sunday's Results Pacific DIvMon SACRAMENTO (113) Boston’s Larry Bird (left) and Philadel­ Boston Garden. The Celtics won their NCAA. failed to get an NCAA bid, has a juniors, but two of the first three ppd., rain Tyler 38 38 9, Olberdlng 34 48 10, Bernhard Langer, 19883 726468— 306 Hershev 8, Adirondack 2 Son Diego (ss) IS, Chlcogo Cubs (ss) 8 y -L A Lakers 51 16 .761 — West AAark Wiebe, 15,983 737066— 206 phia’s Julius Ervlng lock up in rebound­ 20th in a row at home with a 118-101 Southwest Missouri, 237, which long tradition in big-time basket­ substitutes are freshman. Rochester 3, AAolne 3 (tie) Portland 34 X .486 18'/z Thompson 39 1-1 11, Theus 39 32 10, Thursday, March M Oakland 6, Son Francisco 4 Woodson 38 38 11, Klelne 32 30 0, Corev Pavin, 19883 697067— 206 plays host to Marquette tonight in a ball. But Southwest Missouri, New Haven 5, BInghomton 2 California 6, Cleveland 5 Phoenix X X .X 4 X'/> At Ogden, Utah Bob Twav, 13800 647369-307 ing battle in their NBA game Sunday at victory. Nova Scotia 6, Balhmore 3 Seattle X X .373 X Johnson 1323 310 29, Drew 310 2-2 14, Louisville 93, DrexeIX second-round NI'T game, finished located in Springfield, has been a Junior , a 3 Milwaukee 7, Seattle 4 Thorpe377-1017, Henrv38380, Kelley 1-3 AAark Lye, 11800 746569— 208 Sherbrooke at St. Catharines Son Diego (ss) 6, CJilcoix) Cubs (ss) 3 L A Clippers 25 X .368 X'/> Bradley 83, Texas El-Poso 65 Tom Purtzer, 11800 746366—208 Division I team for only four years foot-2 guard, leads the team in 082, Bratz 08 3 8 0 . Totals41-S33181-113. Alabama-BIrmlngham 66, Missouri second in the Association of Mendov's Pomes Sunday's Results Golden State 23 X .3X 29 Bruce Lletzke, 11800 X-7067— 308 Mid-Continent Universities confer­ after playing in the NAIA tourna­ scoring- at 16.5 points a game. No gomes scheduled Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 6 y-cliMfied division title 64 Scott Simpson, 8800 6 9 6 3 7 2 -3 X Tuesday's Oames x^cllnffied plavefi berth DENVER (119) North Carolina 84, Utah 72 ence to Cleveland State, which is ment six times and the NCAA Senior center Phil Schlegel, 36. is NY Mets 8, Minnesota 2 English 1427 8 8 X , Nott 316 36 21, Paul Azlnger, 8800 71-7068— 2 X No games scheduled Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 2 (12 Inn.) Saturday's Results FHdav, March M Joey SIndelar, 8800 X 6 9 6 9 — 3 X the surprise of the NCAA tourna­ Division II tournament on nine averaging more than 13 points a Atlanta IX , New York 101 Cooper311328, Lever 7-144418, Duiml-1 At Lena Beach, coin. Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 6 08 Z Schaves 2-7 3710, Hanzilk 35 38 4, Nick Price, 8800 7 3 6 3 6 9 -2 X ment after beating Indiana and St. occasions. game. Baltimore 5, AAontreal 4 Indiana IX , Washiniiton I X Nevada - Los Vegas 74, Northeast Bobby Wodklns, 8800 726470— 3 X Celtics rolling along, Evans 463812, Turner 35(M)6, Williams Detroit 1, Chlcogo White Sox (Ss) 0 New Jersey 102, Cleveland IX Louisiana X To m Watson, 8800 756569— 2 X Joseph’s. Southwest Missouri split “ It’s been a very successful Marquette, which advanced to Flysrs 4. Dsvlls 1 Milwaukee IX , Chicago 116 08 08 0, Rasmussen 1-208 3 Totals 4684 66aryland X , Peoperdine 64 Kansas CItv 8, Texca 5, (11 Inn.) 2332)19. Fuzzy Zoeller, 8800 7 2 6 3 6 9 -3 X two games with Cleveland State move,” Spoonhour said. “ We’ve the second round by downing Toronto 2, NY Yankees (ss) 1 Dallas IX , Utah X St. John's 8), Montano State 74 Socramenta X X M 3 1 — 113 Auburn 73. Arizona 63 Scott Hoch, 4835 7 3 6 9 6 9 -X O during the season and handed the tried to improve our schedule each Drake 7356 on Thursday In Mil­ • I S — 1 N Y Yankees (se) 10, CMcogo White Houston 148, LA Clippers 116 nearer x WSf^lW To n y Cerda, 4839 746472— XO 3 1 ^ Sox (ss) 6, (10 Inn.) xOTOTOTng IVOTbXSI IV Ben Crenshaw, 48)9 6971-70— XO Vikings their last loss on Jan. 25. year and get a Division I atmos­ waukee, is led by 36 forward Boston 8, Houston 5 Boston 118, Phllodelphio 10) Three-point goals-Evans. Fouled A t O O M Utah R n t perlod^lr PtillodelpMar Craven out— none. Total Fouls — Sacramento Nick Fakta, 4839 7467-69-XO "It’s a big thrill to have Mar­ phere and we’ve done it. We’ve got David Boone. Southwest Missouri Chicago Cubs (ss) 5, Son Diego (ss) 4 Portland 119, Detroit 1W Louisville 83 Bradley X George Burns, 4839 71-6371— XO 30 (Ekiundf M cCrIm m on), 3:30. Z Phlla> O n v e r 1)9, Sacramento 113 28, Denver 34. Rebounds— North Carolina 77, Alobama- quette come down here to Spring- a nice place to play in, it’s a new beat Pittsburgh 5352 in the Bears’ delpMar McCrImmon 11 (Croven, Milwaukee 3, San Francisco 3, (ppd., (k iry Koch, 4839 736948— 310 pounding Philadelphia darkness) Golden State IX , Phoenix 112 Sacramento X (Johnson 7), Denver 49 Blrmlngham X first-round game. Howe), 7:34. 3, PhllodelpMOr Zezel 15 (Natt, Cooper 13). Assists— AAark O'M eara, 4839 747066— XO field with that tradition of theirs,” gym, and we put a new floor in this Ooklond 5, Cleveland 3 Seattle 129, San Antonio 1)5 Bob M urphy, 3629 7347-71— X I (C ro v tn r P o u lin ), 11:41. P e n a ltie s ^ LA Ijikers 116, Houston 111 Sacramento 23 (Theus 6), Denver X l^uthwest Missouri Coach Charlie year. It’s a nice place.” OfctrIcA, N J,3:57; Dietrich, N J, 9:34; Californio 1), Seattle 6 Sunday, March 16 Sandy Lyle, 3629 71-7368— 211 San Diego (ss) 3, Chlco(x> Cubs (ss) 0 Mendov's (Somes (Lever 8). Technical fouls— Johnson. At Lena Beach, ColH. NBA. pace,” said 76ers’ forward Julius Sp(x>nhour said. “ Our kids have The game was an advance The Texas-Ohio State game Zezel, Phi, 19:09; MocLeon, N J, 19:15. A — 14J66. To m Kite, Z906 63X-73—312 BOSTON (U P I) - The Philadel­ Mendov's Games New York ot Indiana, 5:X p.m. Auburn 81, St. John's 65 Andy Dillard, Z906 71-71-70-212 phia 76ers were looking to gain "They are still a tough team,” Ervlng. “ Once they get the outside worked very hard and have tried to sellout. features a host team whose coach, Second period— 4, New Jersey, Sum­ (All Times EST) New Jersey at Washington, 7:Xp.m . Nevado-Los Vegas 70, AAorylond 64 Don Poolev, Z906 7 4 6 9 6 9 -X 2 Eldon Miller, already has ac- CJilcogo White Sox vs Cincinnati at Chicago at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. Thursday, March 38 some confidence in the event of a said Boston center Robert Parish. game going, anjdhing they get be a unit and have stayed pretty “ When people heard Marquette mon IS (Adorns, M ocLeon), 5:00. 5, Biazsrs119.Pistonst09 ^ CMehhSMahd^w Lorry Mize, ^906 746370—312 (tapted a job with another team for Tompo, Flo., 1:Xp.m. Philadelphia otCleveland, 8p.m. Ken Brown, 2,906 73X-68—X2 future playoff confrontation, but “ You can’t take them for granted inside puts pressure on us to score much within our limitations.” was (taming down here, we sold Phllodelphia, AAcCrImmon 13 (Ro. Sut­ Detroit at Utah, 9 :X p.m. At Houston ter), 10:01. Penalties— Ludvig, N J, Boston vs St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Andy Bean, 2,906 746472—X2 because you've beaten them a everytime down the floor. In other N IT second-round 8,700 tickets in three hours, 21 next season. The Buckeyes will be Flo., 1:05 p.m. Tuesday's (Somes DETROIT (189) (8) Auburn X-10 vs. (4) Nevodo-Los the Boston Celtics continued to roll 0:31; Tocchet, Phi, 0:31; Howe, Phi, Cleveland vs. Boston (at Hartford), D.A. Welbrlng, 3,906 737370— 312 couple of times. They are still the McHale S(X>red 22 points, Dennis games tonight, Texas Christian, minutes,” Spoonhour said. coached by Gary Williams next 10:19; Smith, Phi, 13:05: Cirella, NJ, Ng), 11:39; Ro. Flo., l:X p.m. Carr 31) 3611, Vondeweghe 13)511-13 Payne Stewart, 1650 7471-69^2)4 season. Sutter, Phi, motor (fighting), 11:39; Ri. Montreal vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Denver at Sacramento, night X , Thompson 7-16 1-315, Colter 38 33 7, AtDoHas Sunday. Ainge each scored six points pulled down a team-high 12 State, 1314; and Loyola Mary- tell you what Cleveland State did to Utah at Seattle, night Charles Bowles, 1690 706979— X 4 Sutter, Phi, minor-major (miscon­ Flo., 1:X p.m. Drexler 317 11-13 23, Jones 31 08 0, Notional Semifinals ond Finals Jock Renner, 1650 7367-74— X 4 "I can see the fire in their eyes,” during a 237 run over a 5:29 stretch rebounds. duct), 11:39; Tocchet, Phi (gome miscon­ Baltimore vs Texos at Pompano, Flo., Kersey 34 08 4, Paxson 78 7-7 22, Bob Eastwood, 1650 746971-214 said Philadelphia forward Bob that broke the game open. Boston shot .568 in the contest, duct), 1S:39. 1 :X p .m . Warriors 130, Suns 112 . Porter 31 08 0, Johnson 3228 3 Totals Ronnie Block, 1,296 737370— 3)5 Shots on goal— New Jersey 5-5-11— New York Yankees vs. Toronto at 3984 3989 119. Auburn Bl. 8L John’s 65 Mike Nicolette, 1,256 737369^X5 McAdoo. “ They want the cham­ “This one was easy in the sense including a 14for-19 third ()uarter 31. Phllodelphio 10-13-3— 31. Dunedin, Flo., 1:Xp.m . Detroit 31XX3B— IX G a ry Hallberg, 1,256 747467— X 5 pionship back. I wish I saw that in that it was already decided early,” when the outcome was decided. Seattle vs Chi cago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., 3 PHOCNIX (112) Perttaod X X X 3 1 — m Phil Blockmor, 1,256 736374— 215 Bird scored 18 first-half points to Gary Williams lands post AUBURN (X ) our eyes. We have a long way to said Philadephia coach Matt Gou- Power-ploy conversions— New Jersey p.m. Nonce 46 2-3 10, Pinckney 10-16 2-4 22, Three-point goats — Benson, Colter, AAark M cCum ber, 1,256 756372— X 5 Ooklond (ss) vs Son Francisco (ss) at Paxson. Fouled out— Johnson. Total Morris 48 1-1 9, Person 13B 33 77, kas. "Late in the forth quarter, I help Boston to a 53-50 lead at the 00. Phllodelphio 0-0. (Slouchkov 5-12 04 10, Davis 10-16 34 23, Moore 7-141-115, White 35 4510, Ford 49 Jodie Mudd, 1,296 7371-72— X 5 go." Goalies— New Jersey, Billlngton,Chev- Scottsdale, ArIz., 3 p.m. Humphries 26 00 5, Adorns 5-10 1-2 11, fouls— Detroit 3), Portland 26. Lonny Wodklns, 1,109 757369— 316 was already thinking about our break. San Francisco (ss) vs Milwaukee at Rebounds— Detroit X (Lolm beer 13), 08 8, Howard 3 4 386, M . Jones 24 336. “ We can play well against the rler (11:41, 1st per). Phllodelphia, Sanders 6-11 34 IS, Pittman 2-3 1-2 5, Totals 39-66 11-13 81. Lorry RInker, 1,109 756972-316 Indiana Pacers, (New York) next game.” Philadelphia led 27-25 after one Froese. A— 17,311. Chondler, Ariz., 3 p.m. Thompson 45 1-3 9, Foster 1-4 0-0 2. Portland 54 (C a rr 16). Assists— Detroit ST. JOHN'S (65) Lon Hinkle, 1,109 737370—316 Referee— Ron Fournier. Callfornlovs:Ooklond(ss)atPhoenlx,3 Totals 4989 13-X 112. 23 (Thomas 6), Portland X (Drexler John Adorns, 1,109 74X-71— X6 Knicks and Cleveland, but that Boston opened to an 8372 edge before the Celtics moved in front as Ohio State head coach p.m. 6). Technical fouls— Daley Z Detroit Gloss 59 32 13 S. Jones 34 38 6, GOLDEN STATE OX) Berry 314 32 30, Rowan 416 32 14, Andy North, 1,109 737373—316 doesn't show that we are a good after three quarters and main­ for good, 3329, when Bird nailed Tuesday's (2dmet Short 1423 8-8 X , Smith 37 1-2 7, (Illegal defense). A— 12866. Dovid Rummels, 1,109 7474-68— X 6 Rangsre3.lslandsrs1 Toronto vs Boston at Winter Haven, Carroll 9-14 68 X , Floyd 28 00 4, Teogle Jackson 181-23, Bross1-2302,Hampel48 team because they aren’t good tained a double-figure lead the first of his three three-pointers 388,Shurlna08080.Totals29X7865 Brett Upper, 1,105 X-7471— X6 By Tim Puet Flo., 1:X p.m. 11-14 2-3 X , Connors 18334, Ballord2-534 Kenny Knox, 1,105 7471-71— X 6 teams.” throughout the final 12-minutes, at the 1:45 second-quarter mark. Atlonta vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg, 7, Huston 39 33 8, Whitehead 34 00 6, The Associated Press NY isluadsn l f O - l Holfflme— Auburn 44, St. John's 32 Dove Borr, 1,105 747372— X 6 The win was Boston’s fourth in opening to a 11387 bulge with just The 76ers were playing without Fla., 1:05 p.m. Thlbeoux 46 00 9. Totols 52-98 2S-XIX. Philip Parkin, 1,105 737667— X6 NY RgaBirs 08 2-3 Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fouled out— None. Totol fouls __ five games against the 76ers this under five minutes remaining in forward Bobby Jones who did not Rrst period— 1, NY Islanders, Bourne NCAA Tournamant pairings Auburn 11, St. John's 16. Rebounds— KIkuo Aral, 1,109 7373X—316 COLUMBUS, Ohio - Gary Willi­ Flo., 1:Xp.m. Ptieenbi X X 21 28— 112 Davis Love, 1,105 746973—X6 season, and improved the Celtics’ the game. accompany the team due to a sore 14 (Boutlller, B. Sutter), pp, 19:13. Konsos City vs Montreal at West Polm Golden Stale X X X M ^ I X Auburn 3t (Person 15), St. John's 24 ams, the coach at Boston College, Perrattles — LoFontolne, N Y I, 6:16; .X . Assists— Auburn 16(Whlte9), Woyne Grody, 1815 747469— 217 overall mark to 5413 — tops in the “ Boston elected to change the knee. Beach, Fla., 1:X p.m. Three point goals— Humphries, Thl- (5eed(ag8 In gareafkeeos) Ken (Sreen, 18)5 757468— 217 was named head basketball coach M orrow, N Y I, 12:44; Allison, N YR , 15:05; New York AAels vs. Detroit at (All Times EST) St. John's 15 (Jackson 12). A — 11890. Huber, NYR, 17:X; Kortko, NYI, 19:X, beoux. Technicals— none. Fouled Ron Streck, 1815 737372— 217 at Ohio State University Saturday, Lakeland, Fla., 1:X p.m. out— Sanders. Total fouls— Phoenix 23, PtrHReeiid Gilbert, NYI, 19:X: Brooke, NYR,double Houston vs Minnesota at Orlando, Flo., Dave Elchelberaer, 1815 757468— X 7 replacing Eldon Miller. minor, 19:X: AAocLsIlan, NYR, I9:X. Golden State X . Rebounds— Phoenix 44 Russ Cochran, 1815 747469^-X7 1 :X p.m. (Plncknev,Glouchkov 8), Golden 113 Lance Ten Broeck, 1815 736976— X7 NHL roundup Miller, who was fired Feb. 3, will Second period — No scoring. Los Angeles vs. Texas at Pompano At GreewXere, N.C. Penalties— Boyd, NYI, l:X ; Morrow, State 42(Smiths).Assists— PhoenIxX Navy97,8yracussBS Mike Sullivan, 970 736976— X8 continue to coach the Buckeyes in Beach, Flo., 1:X p.m. (Humphries 9), Golden State 21 (FIO(ta, O u k s B , Mississippi Valley State 78 N Y I,2 :X ;D . New York Yankees vs Chicago White Bobby Ctampett, 970 757371— X 8 th e National Invitation Short6).A— 6,944. Old Dominion 73 West Vlrainta64 Bob Bymon, 970 737372—X8 Sutter, N Y I, 6 :X ; Boutlller, N Y I, 10:8: Sox at Sarasota, Flo., 1 :X p.m. Oklahoma X , Northeastern 74 N A V Y (92) Tournament. Huber, NYR, 15:X; Greschner, NYR, California vs. San Francisco at Tim Simpson, 945 747471—2)9 DePaul 73 Virginia X Uebert 08 08 0, Butler 11-19 18 23, Charles Coodv, 949 747570—319 16:57. Scottsdale, Ariz., 3 p.m. PTMey, March m Williams, who has spent the past Third period— 2, N Y Rongers, AAacL.el- Robinson 7-13X-XX, Whltaksr311288, Bill Rogers, 930 757372—220 New faces aid Rangers Chicago Cubs vs Cleveland at Tucson, Boniest 29, Spurs 115 At Syr acuse, N.Y. U S !.'!': Bolley 3 8 1-1 7, R e ;r2 8 four years coaching at Boston km 14 (unassisted), 0:10. 3, N Y Rangers, Ariz., 3:W p.m. ^ Bill Glosson, 919 757374—222 St. Joseph's X , Richmond X 13)014, Turner 1-1 38 3, Fenton 0838 0, Bill Isroelson, 919 757473— 222 College, said he signed a five-year RIdlev X (Greschner, Jensen), 12:16. 4, Son Diego vs. Mllwoukee at Chandler, Cleveland State 83, Indiana 79 NY Rangers, Greschner 19 (unassisted), SAN ANTONIO (115) ■rsnnpn30080, Jones3808 contract at 975,000 a year, making Ariz., 3:X p.m. N o w 87, Tulsa M 0. Totals23n4)-S297. By Lisa Harris matter what’s going on,” 19:51. Penalties— Huber, NYR, l:X , Seotle vs. Oakland at Phoenix, 3:00 Greenwood 363613 Mitchell 13X7831, Syrocuse 101, Brown 52 SYRACUSR (85) double figures, isn’t it?” — but four him the first Ohio State coach to Boutlller, NYI, 12:X; MCPhee, NYR, p.m. Wilkins 31 3 0 0, AAothews 3 7 36 13 Sotardov, March 15 United Press International Greschner said in reference to 12:X; Trottler, N Y I, 19:44; Potrick, Robertson 28 08 4, Hughes 28 30 4, >9, have come in bis last six attempts, sign a multiyear contract. Philadelphia vs. Boltlmore at Ml- AIGrsspsbers.N.C. Selkoly 28 3 8 4, Addtson 411 37 )1, Mark Pavelich’s premature retire­ N Y R , 19:44. Williams 78 48 18, Brlttton 1-1 1-1 3. and he has played in only 18 games. Williams said accepting the Ohio oml,7:39p.m. Duke X , Old Dominion 61 Washington 11-B47X, Monroe 781-215, Three players who at the start of ment and a string of injuries to key Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 12-10-10— (8 Lamp 311 35 21, Sundvold 44 08 10. DePaul 74, Oklahoma W “ It’s the type of year where 1 State post gives him “ a great 32. N Y Rongers 14-6-7— 27. Totals 4379 2 9 X 1)5. W alker3 ) 080, Douglos 1 8 3 8 3 Katz 38 Bowling the season weren’t supposed to be players last week. “ Wejusthaveto Saadav, March M 0^3 I^m 30300, Barnes30080. Totals wasn’t here at the beginning. It opportunity to coach at a great Power-plav conversions— NY Island­ SEATTLE (IX) At SyrocHsa, N.Y. with the New York Rangers, and work hard. I just want to play, I ers 6-1. N Y RongsrsOO. Exhibition llnoscoros Chambers7-1558X, McDaniel 13221-2X, N o w 97, SyrocuseU took me a while to get caught up,” institution that has all the weapons Goalies— NY Islanders, Hrudev. NY SIkma 314 37 23 Henderson 7-13 48 18, Halftlm e--Navy 32, Syracuse 31. another who switched positions, don’t care where.” Cleveland State 75, St. Joseph's » Fouled out— Robinson, Triche, Selkoly, Hanlon said. “ I’m really getting we need to have a very good Rongers, Hanlon. A— 17,402. Young 33 08 4, Phelps 312 32 18, Sunday night put the team back in After Bob Bourne’s power-play nidov, March X Washington, Walker. Total fouls— Eastern Business caught up in this playoff racta now. program. Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Mats 8. Twins 2 McCormick 37 38 13, Vranes 33 30 4, position to make the playoffs. goal gave the Islanders a 1-0 lead at Wood 1-2 1-1 3 Sabers 08 08 0, At Bast Rethertard, N.J. STSLu”' R««>e final period of a seconds into the third with his first up-tempo game, which I think will 141— 6 Blvleven, Eufcmlo (5), Burtt (7), Davis Three-point goals— Sundvold 2, Sopdoy, 66orch B Hsw tap 20 farad Kunz 147, Roy Je rry 170615, Gabe Detroit 30, and Philadelphia de­ make us comparable with the type First period— 1, Winnipeg, Neufeld X (8) and Salas, Loudner (7); Datllng, Chambers. Fouled out— none. Totol At East Rolherferd, N.J. Szobo 193)44461, Lou BottI 163411, 31 triumph over the New York goal in two weeks, swinging out feated New Jersey 41. (Turnbull, Ellett), 12:10. Penaltles- Lynch (5), Sisk (8), O o s c o (9) and fouls— Son Antonio X , Seattle 23. Regional Finals Dave Dynes 145393, Dove Lochopelle Islanders, allowing the Rangers to from behind the net to score of teams we have to play in the Big Lodouceur, Det, 6:X: Lolselle, Det, Gibbons, Olson (7). W— OorUng. L— Rebounds— Son Antonio X (Green­ How the To p Tw enty teams In the (Inal 154-409, To m Harrison 145, Ed Lavodo Ten.” wood 9), Seattle X (SIkma 10). overtake idle PitUburgh by one unassisted. Blackhawks 5, Canucks 4 13:X; Small, Wm , 12:X; Berry, Wpg, Blvleven. HRs— New York, Mitchell 3 Associated Press college basketball poll 148, Joe Melzen 142, Pete A e X o 194399, Athletic Director Rick Bay said M:17; Derlaoo, Wpg, 16:43; Strowberrv. Minnesota, Sanchez. Assisis— Son Antonio 21 (Williams, II 145438, L a rry Seretto point in the race for the fourth and At Chicago, Denis Savard scored Second period— 2, Winnipeg, Lund- Lam p 5), Seattle X (Henderson 7). At Based Reoae, La. 1. Duke (342) b e X MIselssIppI Volley 176-146, Bruce L o v e ry 392, M ick of Williams, “ We feel we have the Technical fouls— Robertson, Seattle final Patrick Division playoff spot. “ It’s just been a matter of time,” the game-winner with his 44th goal holm 3 (Steen, Small), 3:21. 3, (taorgla Tech M, Morlst 53 State 8578; b e X Old Dominion 8961. Holmes 397. Glen Hanlon, banished to the Rangers coqch Ted Sator said. best coach in America here at Ohio W in n ip e g , H a w e rc h u k 42 (M o - (Illegal defense). A— 8,123 Vlllanova X , VlrXnki Tech 62 2. Kansas (333) bsX North C4irXlna of the season, during a power play State.” cLeon), 4:17. 4, Winnipeg, Boschmon BiusJays2.Ysnksssl AAemphls State 95, Ball State 63 A8iT71-46; beXTem ple6543. minor leagues before the season, “ Brian’s been playing really well at 12; 43 of the final period, leaving U.S. Mixed Bay said he had talked to an B (NIII, Dertogo) 7:11. 9, Winnipeg, Lskan11B.Rsckats111 Louisiana Stole94, PurdueS7 (20T) 1 Kentucky (31-3) b e X Davidson 7555; was the winner of a goaltender’s of late, he’s been knocking on the Vancouver winless in its last 16 Steen 14 (Small, NeufeMI, 10:18. Rrtday, March 14 box Western KentuckyX-64. unspecified number of candidates Fred KozIckI 212-214237-669, Reals duel with Kelly Hrudey. Hanlon door, so it was poetic justice. road games. Penottles— Richmond, Det,0:46; Ellett, New Vork (AO X 88K8K — IS 1 At Charfefta. N.C 4. St. John's (31-5) b e X AAoXono State Longtln 209-595, Vin Urbon 201, John Wpg, 0:46; Kllma, Det, IliX : Winnipeg, HOIfSTON (111) Illinois 75, Fairfield X 8373; loXto Auburn81-65. made 31 saves. Including one on a “ They’ve been going through from all over the country, but Terenta 8 K 8 K K 1 — 2 X 8 Rossi 208, Richard Holbrook 201-5^, Jals 6, Rad Wings 0 added, “ I can tell you unequiv3 bench (served by NIII), )5:n. Whitson, Rasmussen (3), Shirley (6), M c C fW 580810, Otaluwon 7-11 7-1021, Alabama 97, )(avler (Ohio) X 5. MIcMgan (235) b e X Akron 7064; lost mad dash back into an empty net in adversity with injuries and people to Iowa StXe73X. 203542, Donna Vrissis Holland (8) ond Wynegor, Etalna (6); Sompeon 3 B 310 77, Leovell 314 35 9, Western Kentucky 67, NebraskoX 1 7 8 ^ , AUce Brow n 175482, Lin da the closing minutes. missing, and the guys in there dug At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Tomas cally that Gary Williams is the only TNrd petlod— 6, Winnipeg, Small 14 Cloncv, Key (5),Caudill (8);Hetike(9) and Llo yd 3 )4 3 4 9 , Petersen 1-2083 Reld314 Kentucky 75, Davidson 55 6. Georgia Tech (X 6 ) beX MarlX6353; Burton 452, Doreen LoChopelle 177, (unassisted), 8:48. Penalties— 2-3 21, Wiggins 34 08 0, Harris 3 8 08 13 Sahpiday March is beXVIIIanova646). Brian MacLellan, the slumping down a little bit deeper,” said Steen and Ray Neufeld each person to whom we offered this job Whitt, OeWlllls (8). W— Henke. L— CioLlsle Lddouceur, Det, m alor (fighting), 1:41; Holland. HR— Toronto, Barfield. To ta ls 4 3 X 243211). 7. Louisville (237) beX Drexel 9373; winger acquired in a trade with Sator, motioning toward his locker collected a goal and an assist to and the only person we brought to US I AWf P9 (116) Brennan 174493, Betty Lodouceur, Det, (served by Gallant), Louisiana 5tateS3?M!wnphN'state81 beXNo. 14Brodlev8268. Walsh 455, Lou Ann Pecker 183, Sue Columbus.” 1:41; M ocLeon, m dor (flgtitlng), 8. North C x X In a (235) beat Utah8472; Los Angeles, contributed the tying room. defeat Detroit, which managed Wpg, Rombis 38 38 0, Worthy 7-12 35 17, (ieorgla Tech 66, Vlllonova 61 Hole 179-505, Dole Peckir IM-M t ! 1:41; Boschmon, Wpg, 6:44; Kocur, Det, Abdul-Jobbor 1 3 X 11-1643, Johnson 7-12 I mp day, March M beXAIobamo-BIrminiNMim77-99. goal after scoring only eight times Ridley blasted a 43foot slapshot only 15 shots on goalie Dan He said Williams was chosen HFmlnute match (served by Young), Rod Sox 8. Astros S 56 19, Scott 312 08 16, Green 35 38 7, At Chari eWe, N.C. 9. Syracuse (266) b e X Brown 1352; lost Elll?WllsTn*482. under diving Islanders defense- Bouchard. after two interviews — the second UPI p h x o W:I1; Kyte, Wpg, malor (fighting), Cooper 1-17-99, McGee 181-23, Spriggs 18 Alobdma 91, Illinois 50 No. 17Novy97-85. in 41 games. And Ron Greschner, switched man Tomas Jonsson, and beat was Monday in Pittsburgh — and K:11; (Jetrolt, bench (served by 3 0 3 Totals 4373 3342 113 Kentucky X , Western Kenfucky 64 13 Notre Dome (236) lost to Arkans04 Flyars 4, Davlls 1 that it took the rest of the week to Gary Williains went from the Big East to the Big Ten as ft Shedden), 15:02. H eeltap X X X X — H I Little Rock 90 «. back to defense from center Hrudey to the stick side at 12:16 of was announced Saturday that Williams, head coach at Shots on goal— Detroit 204— 19. 8K8XX8-8128 LA LeRen XXX27—116 11. Nevodo-Los Vegas (334) beX because of injuries, looked like he the third period for his 20th goal of At Philadelphia, defenseman agree to all the details of the new Winnipeg KF9-14— X . IX Ml 888-8 8 2 Three-point goals— Reid. Fouled A t______Northeast Louisiana 7451; beX Marv- Brad McK^rimmon sctared two coach’s dontract. t Boston College, had taken the top job at Ohio State. Clemens, Schlroldl (4), (kirdner (6), out— Ololuwon. Total fouls— Houston (5) Alabama248 VS. (I) Kentucky X-X Iand7064. never left, providing a steady the season. Power-ploy conversions— Detroit 4- Crowford (7), Stanley (8) and Sullivan, 38, LA Lakers X . Rebounds— Houtton44 6:37 p.m. 12. AAemphls State (236) b e X Ball State Radio, T V defensive performance in addition “ I wouldn’t have guessed when goals and assisted on another to Bay said his final telephone Ol Wlnntpeo 20. Sox (7)1 Knepper, Scott (4), Lopez (7), (Sampson 16), L A Lokers X (Johnson (II) Louisiana State 3411 vs. (X 9563; lost to Louisiana State 8381. to an unassisted insurancta goai the season started that I ’d have 20 beat New Jersey and increase conversation with Williams came night at Ohio University. make sure that our players here at Goalies— Detroit, Stefan. WInnIpee, Smith (8), Acker (9) and Ashby, IX Assists— Houston 32 (M cC ra y 10), Georgia Tech X -6 ,9:10 p.m. 13 (juorgXown (248) beX Te xx Tech Philadelphia’s lead over idle at about 1 a.m. Saturday, following Ohio State do what they’re sUp- Bouchord. A — 13,570. MIzerock (7). W— Crawford. L— LA Lakers 30 (Johnson 12). B^^Np^doy, Sdorch 23 7364; loX to No. 18 Michigan State 8068. TONIGHT into an empty net with nine goals,” Ridley said. “ My responsibility is to do the Lopez. HRs— Houston, Scott, Ashby Technicals— Houston coach Fitch, At 6 14. Bradley (333) beX No. 70 Texas-El 8:00 College baseball: Maine vs. seconds remaining. Hanlon joked about bis fifth second-place Washington in the Ohio State's 65-62 National Invita­ best job I can and to do it cleanly pMed to do academically, as well Referee— Bill McCreary. Boston, Buckner, Hoffman, Sox. SonriMon.A— 17JDS. Regional Rnals Paso 8365; lost to No. 7 Louisville 8268. Miami, ESPN “ We have to play, it doesn’t victory of the season — “ that’s Patrick Division to three points. tion Tournament victory F ri^y and fairly,” said Williams, “ and to as on the basketball court. MANCHESTER HERALU, Monday. March 17, 1986 — 15

1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17, 1986 Spring training roundup The older we get, the more we need to exercise

Your Job is to find out where and when and how to get After two months, I stopped taking medication for DEAR READERS: The older we get, the more we there...and then arrivp, with your friend or parent in pain of arthritis and bursitis. No more shots, either. need to exercise. Walking, swimming, , cycling tow. Where to look? Check out your local Y, senior Swimming never makes me sore. It’s wonderful for Youth shows worth — the mix of activities isn’t nearly as important as citizen center. Department of Aging, church or all ages.Thanks for listening. — Louise H., El Paso, doing something, three to four times a week, at least Texas. SO minutes a session. Studies consistently have shown Doctor Jock synagogue, etc. that people who keep physically active through their T A LK OUT TH E IR FEARS. Seniors who have 90s, 60s 70s, 80s and beyond are much better off than SPORTSMED UPDATE: EXERCISE HELM David Bachman, M.D. avoided exercise all their lives need a chance to talk people who don't. PREVENT CANCER. Doctors at Harvard University in exhibition games about their fears, frustrations and reservations. say that women who start athletic training when Listen carefully. Don’t argue. But don’t give in, they*re young tend to develop a lifestyle that protects Active, fitness-conscius seniors feel better, look either. Show your concern and your support. / them from cancers of the breast and i S better and generally step livelier and live happier. minors, played left field and first Emphasize the positive benefits of exercise. Coax organs. Dr. Rose Frisch reported in the BritlW By United Press International shortstop job, slammed the first While it seems to be a miedical truth that being fit will them into a simple start-up plan. Help them scale base. not add years to your life, being as active as you can, Journal f Cancer that her study of more than 5,000 pitch from reliever Pat Clements. down their expectations. Walking five miles isn’t the Youth drew a flush Sunday as Ron Oester also hit a two-run He connected with a Bert Bly- as long as you can, will add life to your years. For most college women showed that women who were less leven change-up and hit it over the issue; staying in motion for 30 minutes is. athletically active had 2.5 times more cancer than five rookies h e l{^ their teams to homer for the Reds, who have won of us, that’s reason enough to struggle with staying in assignment but if you are willing to try, here are some wall in right-center field for a There’s nothing like personal testimony to make a women who were athletic. The sports they partici­ exhibition victories. five of their eight exhibition shape. tips to help. point and get sonieone motivated. Here’s a recent At Tampa Fla.. Kurt Stillwell, a games. three-run homer in the first inning pated in included basketball, crew, field hockey, and then belted a two-run shot off START SLOW LY — Older people who aren’t used to letter sent to DR. JOCK by a woman who discovered softball and tennis, and three-fourths of the women 20-year-old freshman, led off the At St. Petersburg, Kevin Mit­ MOTIVA'nNG AN OLDER PERSON CAN BE exercise late in life. Why not share it with someone bottom of the ninth inning with a chell. a 24-year-old rookie who has reliever Frank Eufemia. TOUGH. Getting an older friend, or aging parent, to exercising should check with their doctor first. If your continued to be active in sports after college. you’re concerned about? home run to lift the Cincinnati spent the last two years in Triple A, Darryl Strawberry went 3-for-3 begin an exercise routine late-in-life can be a very doctor doesn’t believe in exercise lor seniors, find one pounded two homers and drove in and hit his first homer of the spring tough assignment. They have lots of excuses; “ I ’m too who does. The next step is to choose a suitable mix of Reds to a 7-6 Grapefruit League D EAR DR. JOCK: I ’m an old lady, 71 years old, but ":WALK AND STAY HEALTHY,” by David C. five runs while pacing the New for the Mets. old” or “ I ’d love to, but It hurts too much” or “ I need to activities. Brisk walking — arms pumping — can be a victory over the Pittsburgh I ’ve learned a lot in those years. One thing I ’ve Bachman, M.D., focuses on America’s favorite York Mets to a 7-2 victory over the Ron Darling held the Twins great place to begin. Music is a big help In getting old Pirates. save my energy.” learned is to take water exercise. I have bursitis and fitness sport — walking! ” DR. JOCK” discusses Minnesota Twins. hitless over the first four innings. people to loosen up and lose their inhibitions when it Stillwell, who is challenging The truth is, you’re never too old to begin arthritis and had some 20 shots of cortisone in the last advantages, disadvantages, frequency, safety tips, veteran Dave Concepcion for the Mitchell, a third baseman in the Darling is 2-0 in Grapefruit League something. And if you hurt when you work out, you’re comes to exercising. A small personal radio suitable six or seven years. I could hardly climb on the bus! etc., and charts a personal regime for walking your play with a 1.80 ERA, allowing just not involved witht he correct exercise routine. And, for long walks is a good investment. two runs and five hits in 10 innings Then I started taking water exercise five times a week way to fitness. Send $2 for Report DBlOl, in care of this most important of all, exercising does not take your newspaper, P.O. Box 4426, Orlando, Fla. 32802-4426. of work. FIN D A SUPPORT GROUP. Most all big cities and with an instructor at the YWCA. It’s wonderful. I can energy when you are old, it gives you energy. Getting an..tino In Water anyone else can do out of water. Make checks payable to Newspaperbooks At Sarasota, Fla., rookie first fk a die-hard non-exerciser to believe that is a very tough smaller towns have organized fitness-over-50 classes. baseman Orestes Destrade stroked four hits, including a leadoff home run in the 10th inning, to lead a New York Yankees split squad to a 10-6 victory over a Shepherd’s repayment Chicago White Sox split squad. The last three batters in the Yankees order — Destrade, Mike Fischlin and Bobby Meacham — UPI photo ravaged Chicago pitching for eight only 59 minutes for straight set 6-2, 6-1 is a NASCAR victory runs on 10 hits. makes forehand Carlton Fisk hit his second return during her match Sunday with victory at the Virginia Slims of Dallas 7 homer of the spring for the White Lloyd. Navratilova needed Tournament. HAMPTON, Ga. (UPI) - Jack my car was running, I couid have in a Ford. Sox, while Rudy Law had a triple, Beebe gave Morgan Shepherd an heid on. Shepherd led five times for 96 double and single. opportunity, and the North Caroli- “ I was a iittle concerned on that laps, including the final seven. He At Dunedin, Fla., rookie Kelly nan, who hadn’t had a solid ride in last caution when we put on four averaged 132.126 mph in the event Gruber doubled home the winning NASCAR’s major-league circuit in new tires whether they wouid be slowed by nine caution flags for 56 run in the bottom of the ninth Martina crushes Chris three years, repayed him with a just like the ones we had taken off. laps. The record crowd of 71,800 inning and five Toronto pitchers victory Sunday in the Motorcraft Jake said they had the same saw 19 lead changes among seven scattered five singles to lead the 500 at Atlanta International amount of stagger and everything. drivers. Blue Jays to a 2-1 triumph over the Raceway. The car worked just iike it did with It was the first triumph for a other Yankee squad. The victory on the 1.5-mile the tires we had puiled off.” Buick on the circuit since the 1984 Loser Al Holland walked Garth in a quick 59 minutes speedway was the first for either With four iaps remaining, NAS­ World 600 at Charlotte, N.C. lorg with one out in the ninth before Shepherd or Beebe since 1981. It CAR dispiayed the green, and ” I knew (a superspeedway vic­ Gruber delivered his game win­ broke a 112-race winless streak for Shepherd held off the hard- tory) would come if someone ning hit. Toronto’s Jesse Barfield DALLAS (U P I) - Martina Nav­ first set and the first, third and 4-6, 7-5, 6-4. ratilova allowed Chris Evert Lloyd seventh games of the second set "The victory was Navratilova’s the Conover, N.C., driver, whose charging Earnhardt, who ied four wouid give me a chance, and Jack blasted his second homer of the Beebe did that.” Shepherd said. to serve first Sunday, then crushed while holding service throughout. second straight at Dallas and her only other Winston Cup victory times for 167 laps. spring in the eighth to tie the score “ I was just trying not to cry The victory qualifies the Race her long-time rival. Evert Lloyd, who said she was seventh since 1979. Mandlikova came at Martinsville, Va., in April 1- 1. because I was leading the race that Hill Farms team for NASCAR’s Navratilova broke Evert Lloyd heartened by Navratilova's strug­ won the 1984 title, breaking Navra­ 1981. It was Beebe’s first trip to Tom Henke pitched one hitless close to the end,’’ Shepherd said. " I lucrative Winner’s Circle plan, and in the first game, and disposed of gles in earlier matches of the tilova’s monopoly. UPI photo victory lane since August of that inning of relief to earn the win. knew I had to keep my seif-control would mean an additional $165,900 Evert Lloyd in 59 minutes, 6-2, 6-1 $250,000 tournament, said the The victory also gave the Fort same year at Talladega, Ala. At Pompano Beach, Fla., rookie Rosalind Pendergraft-Council of Au­ NCAA Indoor Track Championships to run through the comers, and for the rest of 1986. The team must for her seventh Virginia Slims of defending champion never gave , Worth resident a 140-point lead “A lot of team owners can’t shortstop Jim Scranton singled to Saturday in Oklahoma City, Okla. tears were coming in my eyes.” compete in every race to be Dallas title in eight years. The top her a chance. over Evert Lloyd in the annual burn (left) comes down the runway as afford someone like me,” the score Joe Citari with the game­ Terry Labonte was third, and eligible for the plan, and currently seed broke her opponents to start " I wasn’t getting enough serves Virginia Slims overall points race she sets a new NCAA indoor track Patricia Davis of St. Augustine (right) 44-year-old Shepherd said after his winning run in the 11th inning, Darrell Waltrip took fourth, both in it is on a limited schedule because each of the seven sets she played in in,” she said. ” I served well all entering this week’s final event of first superspeedway triumph. “ I sending the Kansas City Royals to record for the women’s 55-meter came in second. Chevrolets. Bill Elliott placed fifth it has no sponsor. the quarterfinal, semifinal and week, but when I needed it to be the series, the $500,000 Virginia can’t bring a sponsor. All I can an 8-5 triumph over the Texas hurdles with a time of :07.53 at the bring is my talent.” Rangers. final matches. good today, it wasn’t there. Slims Champion.ships that start “ I thought Chris was cautious in “ My attitude was good, and I felt Monday night at New York City. The former furniture builder Citari’s lead-off double was one began competing on short tracks at the beginning, and when you start I could get with it, but after the first Navratilova leads their head-to- of fou r hits given up in the inning by age 28, and amassed about 200 Handicap to Variety Road tentative, it's hard to get into the set. Martina had all the confi­ head series, 36-32. rookie Scott Patterson, who lost for victories on the weekly bullrings. groove. I never let her get into the dence. She made the big point in Navratilova has won the cham­ UPI photo the second time in two outings. Rod Haley shatters mark ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) - Var­ triumph made Headley the leading “ Nowadays, you’ve got to have a groove,” said Navratilova, who the first set, and that gave her pionship two straight times. She stakes trainer with seven victo­ Kansas City overcame a 5-0 background in racing like Dale iety Road, battling for recognition has beaten Evert Lloyd in 12 confidence.” plays her first match Tuesday ries, including Saturday’s Por- New York's Ron Darling fires his fastball at the Minnesota deficit after three innings. Frank Earnhardt. His father was a racer. as a Santa Anita Derby contender, straight matches indoors, and in 21 In Sunday’s doubles final, top- night against Terry Phelps. No. 2 White's solo home run in the fourth My dad has been dead since I was raced to a six-length victory trero Grande Handicap with Halo Twins in exhibition play Sunday at St. Petersburg, Fla. of their last 24 overall. seeded Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and Evert Lloyd opens the next night inning and Steve Balboni’s two-run 12, and I never had anyone help me Sunday in the 49th running of the Folks. Darling worked four scoreless innings-, running his homer in the sixth inning, both off Navratilova broke Evert Lloyd’s Helena Sukova defeated Hana against hard-hitting Barbara Pot­ In leading Arkansas track $131,600 San Felipe Handicap for Variety Road was sent off the 4-5 get into racing.” exhibition record to 2-0 with a 1.80 ERA in 10 innings. service in the seventh game of the Mandlikova and , ter. favorite of the rain-.'oaked crowd Ed Correa, cut the deficit to 5-3. It was Earnhardt who Shepherd 3-year-olds at Santa Anita. of 28.000 and paid $3.60, $2.40 and came back Saturday to clock 59.82 starred for the Razorbacks. Dono­ defeated by one car length to net Ridden by Chris McCarron and OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - $2.10. Big Play, ridden by Gary in the 500. van ran a leg in the winning 3,200 $62,350, his largest payday. trained by Bruce Headley, Variety Prior to last weekend’s NCAA Stevens, paid $3.60 and $2.40 with Haley’s world records were just meter relay (7:20.72) and captured With 11 laps remaining in the Road came through on the rail A Indoor Track and Field Champion­ Dancing Pirate returning $2.80 to two of four set in the two- day meet. the 3,000 meters (7:54.60). Arkan­ 328-lap event. Shepherd held a after racing in third position much Rain halts Lendl sweeps third ships, Roddie Haley did not partic­ show. Lee McRae of Pittsburgh set a sas also scored points in the mile, one-second lead over Bill Elliott. of the way to take the lead turning ularly care for the 500- meter dash, Variety Road raced the 1 116 world record by running the 1,000 meters, high jump and shot At that point, Ken Schrader’s Ford into the stretch and then drew out saying he preferred the outdoor miles over a sloppy track in 1:4525. 55-meter dash in 6.00 seconds. For put. sm ack ^ the backstretch wail, and easily on second-place fishisher 400. Now he is not so sure. It was the second career stakes LPGA play that effort, McRae was named the Mike Waltrip and Tommy Ellis Big Play. straight net crown The Arkansas sophomore, who Alabama notched a surprising victory for the California-bred son meet’s most valuable performer. spun. A ninth caution flag was It was the 13th stakes victory and became the first person to ever run victory in the women’s division, of Kennedy Road and his second in Florida’s women’s team set the waved, and the field closed. seventh in a race worth $100,000 or a sub-minute 500 indoors, set world scoring 41 points to favorite Texas’ a row. GLENDALE. Calif. (UPI) - MILAN, Italy (UPI) - World to show that by standing ready to fourth world record, winning the “ I thought, 'Oh man.’ My heart more for McCarron, while the records on consecutive nights in 31. Elizabeth Lynch’s meet record Relentless rain that has plagued No. 1 Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia serve again, but the chair umpire 3,200- meter relay in a time of 8 went in my stomach,” Shepherd R the event to spark the Razorbacks in the mile and two second places the Oakmont Country Club all wrapped up his third successive ignored him,” Lendl said after his minutes 31.74 seconds. said. “ Any time a caution comes to their third straight national propelled Alabama to its first week forced suspension of the tournament victory by sweeping 21st match triumph in succession. In the team competition, Arkan­ out, anything can happen. With indoor title. championship. GNA-Glendale Federal Classic second-seeded Joakim Nystrom of Nystrom agreed. ” I was sur­ sas scored 49 points, easily outdis­ eight laps to go, you don’t have “ I ’m starting to like it a lot “ The championship feels su­ Sunday for the second time, and Sweden. 6- 2, 6-2, 6-4, Sunday at a prised it was called good. But I tancing second- place Villanova’s time to get back to the front. If it better,” Haley said of the 500. “ I per,” said Alabama coach John redu c^ the $250,000 LPGA tourna­ $385,000 men’s Grand Prix event. don’t think of all the calls, you can’t 22 and Georgetown and Boston had been 10 to 20 laps with the way felt relaxed and went out and got Mitchell. I won two men’s titles at ment to a 54-hole affair. Lendl, disrupted as he was play tennis thinking about all University's 20. The three straight the lead. In the last curve I gave a Kansas and this is my first at serving for match point by an ill-t i that.” indoor titles tied a record set by Chris Johnson and Jane Geddes little kick. Coach had told me the Alabama.” m e d cheer of encouragement, Texas El-Paso from 1965-67. are tied at one-under-par, two ‘T 've had to fight for everything record wouldn’t be right until I got Besides the world records, sev­ dominated Nystrom from the else in my life,” Lendl said. " I ’m The Razorbacks scored 70 meet strokes ahead of Kemper Open it. eral meet records in the men’s and LOOK start, refusing to let the Swedish points last year, but Coach John champion Juli Inkster after 48 not about to give it up in a match. “ I told my friends if I broke the women’s divisions fell Saturday Davis Cupper into the two-hour, ” In Italy the crowd likes a little McDonnell said the victory was F U E L O IL holes. Amy Alcott, who has played record in the prelims. I would night. 49 holes, and Laurie Rinker, who 15-minute match. controversy anyway, it keeps them sweet. come back and do it in the finals. Sub%ct had seven holes remaining, are The victory and the $60,000 excited.” I ’m kind of surprised I won the “ It feels as good as the first one,” In the men’s division, Freddie winner’s check is Lendl’s third in McDonnell said. “ With all the new Williams of Abilene Christian won tied for fourth place at 2-under. The win runs Lendl’s career championship because the 500 is a ■ Change MUFFLERS BRAKES three tournaments he’s played so record over the 23-year-old Swede not really my event. The 400 is.” people on the team mixed with the the 1,000 iqeters (2; 18.74). SMU set Officials suspended play at 6:30 far this year. to 4-0 since Nystrom entered the Haley, the NCAA outdoor 400- old ones, I couldn’t be more a new meet standard in the Senior Citizen A a.m. P S T before deciding at 9:15 to The 26-year-old Czechoslovak, tour in 1984. meter champion as a freshman pleased, vye competed better than 1.600-meter relay (3:06.24). Volume Discounts try again Monday. All 18 greens now practically a full-time resi­ Nystrom has yet to win a set and the world’s third-ranked 400- I thought we would. The kids For the women, Wendy Brown of 95 were under water Sunday, and the dent of Connecticut, also won against Lendl, whom he last meter runner, set a world record of competed down to the wire, and u s e set a new American indoor THRIFTY OIL CO. ■ Regular 2 front or 2 course was deemed unplayable. events in Philadelphia and Boca played in February at Boca. 1 minute 0.69 seconds in the that’s what wins championships.” record and meet mark in the long ( ■ | ^ V $ 2 9 9 S rear wheels West, Fla., last month. Besides Haley, Paul Donovan jump with a leap of 44-3 'A. ’’When all the greens are under “Not winning doesn't really preliminaries Friday night and 289-8843 S7 4 9 0 1 water, its a futile attempt at that Nystrom, who reached the finals bother me,” Nystrom said. “ It's after defeating fellow countryman point.” said Rich Wagner, the UPI photo obviously difficult to beat Lendl. In THE ECONOMIZER BRAKE SPECIAL Anders Jarryd Saturday, could the future, I might have a better course superintendant. Wagner, Curtis Strange blasts out of a sand trap with a total of 205, three strokes behind MUFFLER who has spent probably more time never get started against Lendl’s chance though, if we play on clay, Iowa matmen gain DISC BRAKES precision attack. in the press interview room than during play Sunday at the Bay Hill Golf winner Dan Foreman. which is more suited to my game. The Swede lost his service six INSTALLATION 2 Front or 2 Rear Whaoh any of the golfers this weekend, Classic in Orlando. Fla. Strange finished “ All our matches so far have Can a times and won the first point on his • free 4>wheel brake inspection said it was the worst conditions been indoors or on cement.” serve only once in the first two sets INCLUDED • Replace pads with new he’s seen on the course in six years. Lendl lost his serve in the fourth record ninth titie guarantee disc pads He also said six inches of rain has at Milan’s Palalido arena. game of the second set as Nystrom The Economizer muf­ • F ^uria ce rotors fallen since Monday, and the Lendl had some verbal scuffles evened at 2-2, but the Czech scored teen-age girl • Replace grease seals Forsman matches strokes, • Inspect and repack wheel bearings in the opening game of the second IOWA CITY, Iowa (U PI) - Dan at 150, Duane Goldman at 190 and fler from Midas fits par-72, 6.256-yard layout would a counter break in the next game • Inspect calipers Gable has experienced a lot of two-time national winner Marty require at least ten hours without set on a Nystrom serve that even and again at 5-2. most American-made • Inspect hydraulic system peaks in his career as Iowa Kistler, who became the third • Lubricate caliper anchors rain in order to be playable again. the Swede admitted was wide. The third set went according to “ There were three mistakes in wrestling coach. The 37-year-old straight Hawkeye to be named the cars and trucks. Your • Inspect fluid levels ” It’s just so satu rate right now, the momentum, with Lendl calmly be a • Add fluid if required hall of famer said Sunday none tournament’s outstanding it’s ridiculous,” said Ken Young, cops Bay Hill Classic title one game. That serve was a waiting for Nystrom to commit satisfaction with this • Road test equaled his top-rated Hawkeyes’ wrestler. the tournament operations foot-and-a-half wide. Joakim tried unforced errors. record-smashing ninth national Goldman, a four-time All- product is assured. DRUM BRAKES director.\ 7 title. American who had failed to win a The 70 golfers remaining from By Bob Green barrier around it. Hulbert, who shot 69-64. newsboy? 2 Front or 2 Roar Whoelt “ This is the best,” Gable said national title in three previous the orginal 144-player field all were The Associated Press In the end, Forsman, with a pair Wayne Levi, who was within a • Free 4-wheel brake inspection after guiding the Hawkeyes to a trips to the finals, avenged a 5-3 at the course when the announce­ of 67s in the double-round wind-up, single stroke of the lead much of Borg says McEnroe • Replace shoes with new record five individual titles, an loss to defending champion Dan Guarantee: ment was made. An LPGA official ORLANDO. Fla. — Dan Fors­ scored the second victory of his the afternoon, finished at 204 after guaranteed linings alltime high team score and a Chaid of Oklahoma with a hard- Let’s make that a ’’Newsperson’’ said she doubted any of the players man was matching strokes with a four-year PGA Tour career. rounds of 67-67. He was followed by or 'Newspaper Carrier". The Economizer Muffler is • Resurface drums record margin of victory over earned, 5-4 decision before a • Inspect wheel cylinders would withdraw, biecause all the man he’d watched on television as He won by a single shot, leaping Curtis Strange (70-65) and Dan can regain No. 1 slot nearest challenger Oklahoma. cheering hometown crowd of Sura, we’re looking for girls as well as boys warranted by Midas for one • Inspect hold down springs money — including the $37,500 a boy, when he was a junior golfer, into the air after his four-foot par Pohl (70-67). tied at 205. “ I ’m going to savor this victory 13,700, giving the Hawkeyes a to dellvsr our paper, and make good year from the date of in­ • Lubricate backing plates winner’s share — was gauranteed. “ when I was dreaming of going on putt on the final hole dropped out of money doing It • Inspect hydraulic system Forsman took control of the MILAN, Italy (UPI) — Despite . before Sunday’s tournament final for a while. This probably is never record team score of 158 points. Defending champion Jan Ste­ the pro tour.” sight. Floyd, who chased him stallation and will be • Readjust brakes tournament in the morning round his own experiences, Bjorn Borg in which current world No. 1 Ivan going to happen again, it’s an That eclipsed the previous high What are the raqulremants7 phenson, who was nine shots "Going down the 11th fairway, I through nine hours of competition, • Road test and — despite constant pressure sees no reason why American John Lendl of Czechoslovakia beat. unbelievable situation,” said Ga­ team score of 155, set by Iowa in A mature, rasponsIMa willingness to see the lob replaced free of charge if behind the leaders! was scheduled asked him. ‘How long you b ^ n but never caught him, could only •MraMni MUbb bnM ihoea and diae bfiAa from Floyd and a partisan, pro- McEnroe can’t make a comeback Sweden’s Joakim Nystrom. ble after his wrestlers carried him 1983. through. Ability to handle money helps, too. You it fails during this period. ^adj^ive^wBrTBnled to join Fuzzy Zoeller Monday at a doing this?’ He said, '24 years,’ ” walk away, tight-lipped, stripping after his break from tennis. McEnroe, ousted in the second should like people, be cheerful and friendly. And 1 or 1ei9i0i ear. mn or NNd tn id i Floyd gallery — retained the lead atop their shoulders to the victory Iowa, which won 39 of 43 bouts in (imdv 14A0O Rio.) rt they mm Forsman said. ” I said, ‘I guess a glove from his hand in jerky be ready to "run your own show", create your wear out naw golf function in New Orleans. throughout the afternoon. round of the Masters in January by stand in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. the 56th annual wrestling tourna­ iNdM braho iheao or padi wW bo InaMM Kerry Haigh, the LPGA’s ad­ you’ve seen it all.’” motions. own opportunities, and earn real cash. wRhout ch a rg i tor tho ihooe o r podB o r # ia Borg, speaking during a $385,000 world No. 10 Brad Gilbert, was 'T v e probably never had eight ment, also set a record for widest labor le InotaR lt$a ahoat o r poda. AddRIonal Ray Floyd’s response, if any, “ It was a thrill just playing with Neither factor, the pressure nor vance official for this event said men’s tennis tournament, is totally granted a Grand Prix tour guys so different but pull together margin of victory by outgunning If you’re that kind of girt — or know that kind of porta an^or labor raqubad to — Ray Floyd, let alone beating him,” the gallery had an appreciable girl — we’d Ilka to know. Give our circulation the second-year tournament was was not recorded. fam iliar with the intense pressures exemption. like they have,” the Iowa coach Oklahoma by 73.25 points. The' And while the 43-year-old vete­ said Forsman, who collected effect on the lanky, unflappable department a call knd let’s talk about your future shortened by 18 holes because the of staying No. 1 in the game. He is currently out of the game said. “ This is the best team I ’ve Sooners finished second with 84.75 O ftar m p IrM : S/31/86 $90,000 from the total purse of Forsman. as a newsperson. LP G A did not want to risk ran may not have been seeing The Swede quit four years ago at for at least 90 days, but has said he ever coached in a three-day points, followed by Oklahoma $500,000 after completing the beginning a fourth round and then anything new, he saw more than he “ I knew I was in tough company the height of his unmatched career aims to return in May after his tournament.” State with 77.25 and Penn State 647-9946 FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES storm-shortened tournament with »k----- A;-t^ getting more rain. could handle Sunday in the 36-hole today with Ray Floyd. To me. Ray to pursue a career in business for actress girlfriend Tatum O’Neal Considering the outstanding with 47.25. The Hawkeyes’ nine ^wa^8^^vr$^p8^a 243-9430 Torringtofi 482-7647 New London 447-1711 a 54-hole total of 202,11 shots under "T h e L P G A ’s aim is to get a finish of the Hertz Bay Hill Classic. Floyd is the toughest competitor on the sportswear firm that spon­ gives biith to the couple’s child. teams Iowa sent into the previous straight national titles is equaled Branford 4 8 1 -3 3 I8 Vaman 875-4940 Norwich 889-8433 result Monday.” Haigh said. ” We Playing head-to-head with the par. sored him in his playing days. “ McEnroe's probably deciding ACARRIER-The W * IbbyoM can h A n d le ; the tour,” Forsman said. “ I eight national tournaments, even only by Yale in golf and Southern Briatal 5I2-79S 3 WoBingfard 265.0953 Rocky Hill 563-1507 cannot go past Monday.” 27-year-old Forsman, Floyd saw Floyd, a two-time PGA cham­ Questions of his own possible what he wants to do with his life,” remember watching him on TV Gable admitted that is quite a California in track. E. Hortfaid 219-9315 W etaA vry 757-0339 Southington 621-9333 his opponent go 36 holes without a pion and a Masters winner, had comeback are still being raised, said Borg, who was sporting his when I was a junior, getting it statement. Three other wrestlers success­ Bnnwfa 745-0305 Mendieefai 646-6606 W. Hartford 522-0171 bogey, saw some gutsy, gritty play rounds of 69 and 66 in the 36-hole even though his earlier flirtation clothing firm’s latest hightech going and making that motion," he Iowa rewrote another page in the fully defended their 1985 titles — Oratan 445-8129 fVOTWiVtWWn 347-9T00 down the stretch, saw a man who finish that was set up when play with a retun led nowhere. red-and-white warmup suit. W att Hovan 934^2626 said, clinching his right fist and college wrestling history book with Melvin Douglas of Oklahoma at Mamdan 248-4327 Naw Britain The home plate is 17 inches wide refused to be intimidated. And, was ramea out both Friday and “ It's tough after a long bi^ak, He was happy that McEnroe was 224-9137 W illim o ntk 456-1766 jabbing it through the air. five champions, including Brad 177, Ricky Bonomo of Bloomsburg HaitrhpBtpr Irralb N. H ortfw d 244-4828 RAam* ^ ------B65-6111 S. Hortford 246-5127 and white in color, but it has a perhaps most importantly, saw his Saturday. but I think McEnroe can come given permission to play fewer Penrith at 126 pounds, Kevin at 118 and Joe Jordan of Wisconsin 3 M v As SM aSW a s i Ikr M l rase. black border which is not part of own putts, time after time, re­ He finished at 203 and Ued for “ But I was so relaxed out there. I back, but he’ll have to work hard,” than the minimum 14 Grand Prix Dresser at 142 and Jim Heffeman at 134. the strike zone. jected by the cup as if it had a second with tour sophomore Mike didn't panic." Borg said at a news conference events. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17, 1986 — n l« — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. 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DEAR off altogether and miraculously ters and burglarizes with Jeff CD Action News Thomas Galvin, an East Hartford dentist ta private A BB Y : To find some other way to solve his Stevens (Tom Berenger), the if you’re lying CD ^ Hart to Hart practice, will speak on tooth care.- He is a pan ‘ ‘ F o r g ^ te n financiai probiem. Anyway, it’s I charming con man she comes (SD d€) Gim m e a Break president of the Hartford Dental Society. Parents,*’ who not foolproof, but it’s the best to love. In "If Tomorrow LOS ANGELES (U PI) — People who tell lies For more Information, call 6S3-2419. j loaned their son soiution to the situation I'v e found. (3D K iw t's Landirtg Com es." It airs MONDAYg apparently can disguise the deceit on their faces, but $10,000 10 years Dear Ahhy Sign me, NewsCenter MARCH 17 and TUESDAY* their voices and body language aredead giveaways, a Parents group has confab ago that never Abigail Van Buren BEVERLY HILLS (g )® N a w s ' MARCH 18 on CBS. scientist says. has been (and BENEFACTOR dD Reporter 41 “ The face is not a reliable indicator of deceit,” Parente Without Partners, Manchester Chap^. likely never will MacNell-Lehrer Newshour CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME University of Southern California comnnunications 469, will hold an informational meeting for p r o s p ^ be) repaid, and DEAR BENEFACTOR: Thanks [E S P N ] Mazda SporuLook expert MichaelJ. Cody said. "You can't assume a liar tive members Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Mop niw to all those who for the soiid financiai advice. [HBO] MOVIE: ‘The Front* A man acts will avoid eye contact, show fear of disclosure in his Community Hall, E. Middle Turnpike. For mor« wrote in to say, That’s what I cail passing the as a front for renowned television writers infprmation, call 646-8643 or 429-2819. buck(s) without paying a who are politically blacklisted durir>g the expression, or otherwise ‘leak’ facial cues to "T h e same McCarthy era. W < ^ y Allen. Zero Mostel. deception. thing happened to us," you have there are severai advantages to premium. Herschel Bernard!. 1976. Rated PG. ford. Meivyn Douglas, Peter Boyle. 1972. [ESPN] SportsCenter “ Liars are just as likely as truth-tellers to look you Bolton students display art sound advice: “ Never lend money doing it this way; [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Arthur' A young mil­ Rated PG [M A X ] MOVIE: Bachelor Party' (CC) A straight in the eye." without a promissory note ac­ 1. The bank wiil make him fill out DEAR ABBY; I am very much lionaire falls in love with a girl from the [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Midnight ExprMs' A carefree school bus driver's pals decide to Two Bolton High School studenU have their art Cody, who studies nonverbal communication, knowledging the loan and stating a loan application, sign a promis­ in love with a gentteman who was wrong side of the tracks. Dudley Moore. young American struggles to escape the throw a wild pre-weddir>g party for him. work displayed in the Art Department at Central, Liza MinneHi. Sir John Gielgud. 1961. described the face as the most expressive part of the the terms of repayment. Relatives sory note, maybe even get him to born and raised in Iran. I am an brutel injustices of a Turkish jaH. Brad Tom Hanks. Tawny Kitaen, Adrian Zmed. Connecticut State University. RobertSidur’s te m ^ ra Rated PG. Davis, Randy Quaid, John Hurt. 1976. 1964. Rated R. body. Because of that, he said, it is the easiest to are no exception.” pledge some collateral of his own, American-born woman. He speaks and India ink painting and David Costello s [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The V.I.P.'s' A cross- Rated R. control. Having made my first miliion by however insufficient. It makes the very iittle English, but there is a 11:35PM D Entartainmant Tonight watercolor and India ink drawing are shown among section of travelers wait overnight in a [U S A ] Prinrte Tim e W restling A look at this year's Academy Award The u se studies of liars center on "the, the time I was 30 and multiplying it borrower feei “ on the hook” and, in very strong physical attraction posh airport lounge for a fog-delayed art work of more than 300 students from the statp^ 8:30PM CD New h ert (CC) Trouble nominees for 'Best Actress’ . In Stereo. bragadoccio" — liars who build themselves up by several times since then, and fact, his credit rating is at issue if between us that I have never flight. Elizabeth Taylor. Richard Burton. Sandra Coleman is the high school art instructor. ,- Maggie Smith. 1963. erupts when a young woman stranded at 1 2:00AM ® Barbour Report exaggerating anything from ancestry to where and coming from a large working-class he defaults. known before. He is decent, honest, the Inn takes a job at the cafe and causes The show is in recognition of Youth Art Month and is [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express ® Hawaii Fhra-0 how they spent a vacation. family, I am often confronted with 2. It takes you out of the position hardworking and gentle. Darryl and Darryl to compete for her affec­ Cody said their changes in posture, shifting and co-sponsored by the university, Connecticut Art the problem of a relative in of creditor and collection agent, When we are together he makes 6:30PM CD ^ Too Close for Comfort tions. dDStar Trek Elducation Association and the National Art Educa­ shrugging, moving legs and feet or making “ desperate” need of a loan. Here is which puts a strain on the best of my heart sing as it has never sung (11) Benson CD Family Feud ( 9 The Untouchablas unintentional hand-to-body movements are the real tion Association. an even better way to handie it; personal relationships. The inter­ before. His inability to converse (g) NBC Nightly News @ ) ® Valerte Mark attempts to change ( 9 MOVIE: 'Dr. Scorfrton' A deaefly and his breiny image by trying out for the power-mad genius threatens world peace clues to deception. Develop a relationship with a est that the borrower owes is paid sociaily in English is a little (3 ) Nightly Business Report Bolton seniors meet school wrestling team-against Valerie's with a scheme involving the theft of atomic So is voice modulation. bank — most peopie with even to the bank, not to you, so no hard frustrating at times, but he cer­ (S) ABC News objections. In Stereo. missies from the U.S. while only one man feeiings. tainly knows how to make a woman stands in his way. Nick Mancuso, Roscoe "The pitch of the voice always goes up during a lie. BOLTON — The Bolton Senior CItixens will meet $5,000 or $10,000 to lend will know dD Noticiero SIN 8:35PM [D IS] Mousterpiece Theater and the pupils dilate.” he explained, pointing out the Wednesday in the Community Hall. Blood pressures their banker. When a reiative asks 3. Meanwhiie, you continue to get feel important and thoroughly Lee Browne. 1976. @ ) Sanford and Son 9:00PM (D W Tomorrow Comes (CC) major physical cues can differ between children and for a ioan, tell him (or her) that interest on your money deposited loved. Should I marry him? 9 Maude 7 will be taken from 12:15 to 1 p.m. when Dr. Martin L. [C N N ] Showbiz Today Part 2 o f 3 In London. Tracy is instructed MOONSTRUCK Charlie's Artgals adults. Rubin will speak about health. There will then be a you're not in the business of in the bank. [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie ar>d Harrieit by master con man Gunther Hartog and 9 "Children blink their eyes more and have an even 4. If the borrower pays the ioan rejects Jeff Stevens' advances, while dD PEUCULA: Taatro: U Mama' meeting and refreshments. lending money, but your bank is. [ESPN] Fishing: 1984 Arthur Smith Cooper vow s to arrest and convict her. (2 higher pitch in voice." he explained. "Children have His c i ^ i t lousy? Or he wouldn't as promised, that’s an enhance­ DEAR MOONSTRUCK: It’seas- King Mackerel Tournament 9 N ew s hrs.) In Stereo. to learn how to lie andneverare very good liars before qualify for that much? You'll ment to his credit rating, and thus ier to teach a man to speak English [C N N ] Daybreak Check blood pressure Tuesday 7;00PM CD CBS N ew s CD MOVIE: 'ThunderboH and Lightfoot’ the age of nine." assist him. Then go to your banker an incentive for him to go this route than to teach him how to make a [ESPN] Wortd Cup Skiing: Man's CD Three’s Company Bank robbers attempt to rob the same Cody and his team conducted a series of studies to C OVENTRY — A blood pressure clinic will be held and pledge your money, on deposit as well. woman feel important and tho­ bank when they can't fir>d the nxmey they DownMIl CD ABC N ew s determine if people untrained in nonverbal communi­ Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m at Village Pharmacy. A witb the bank, as security for the I ’ve handled several loans to roughly loved. Grab him. stole the first time. Clint Eastwood, Jeff [U SA] Edga of Night CD ® $100,000 Pyramid cations could tell when someone was telling a lie. similar one will be held April 10 from 1 to 2 p.m. at loan. The bank will happily makfe relatives, friends and employees Bridges, George Kennedy. 1974. 12:05AM ® Ramkigton Staala Re­ Results showed that the untrained were accurate Coventry Pharmacy. the loan, since their risk is zero. this way and haven't gotten stung CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: (3$ Jefferaons CD MOVIE: 'Return to Peyton Place' mington is suspected o f premadiiatad only 45 to 60 percent of the time in detecting deception yet. Sometimes the borrower, Have a joyous St. Patrick's Day. (1$ Carson’s Comedy Classics The lives o f nine people are drantaticaHy murder after he accidental hits a pe­ Your relative gets his money, so changed when an author writes a book ® M *A*S*H destrian with his car. (60 mni.) (R). of strangers on videotape. W ATES elects Morlanos he's happy. True, you stiil stand to when confronted with the bank's but if you’re drinking, don’t drive. about her hon>e town. Carol Lynley. Jeff Cody said his research also shows that reliable lose your money if he defauits, but forbidding paperwork, will back And if you're driving, don’t drink. Wheel of Fortune Chandler, Eleanor Parker. 1961. 12:30AM (D Comedy Tonight detection of deception depends on knowing more than The Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at @ ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newahour (3 ) ® MOVIE: 'First Blood' A Vietnam rp Here's Lucy one signal of deceit. Orange Hall. 72 E.'Center St. Members will be ® Newlywed Game veteran uses his Green Beret training when ( 9 9 Late Night with David Letterman he is unfairly jailed by a brutal smali-town Tonight's guests are Martina Navratilova. “ Very often lies are told off the top of the head and weighed between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. when the meeting d l) Novela: Criatal ^ sheriff. Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna, Carol Kane and comedian (jany ShsiKling. you can catch a person in a lie when they are unable to will start. Ask physician about surgery @ Nightly Busineas Report Brian Derinehy. 1982- (R)- (60 min.) In Stereo. generate much ^ ta il about whatever they are talking Patricia Morianos recently was elected president. (8T) One Day at a Tinte @ 1 Amertcan Playhousa: TaM M a a Rid- Break the Bank about," he said. Other officers include: Anne Whiting, vice president; 9 [CN N] MoneyNrw dfo (CC) An elderly couple rediscover love dD Dr. Garw S con “ Liars tend to have what I call ’ah' errors, and are Esther Armstrong, secretary; June Lea, correspond­ DEAR DR. can Journal of Obstetrics and when tlw wife develops cerKor. (90 min.) [D IS ] MOVIE: ’Darby O'Qill and the Lit­ [D IS] Schama of Things more likely to have silence pauses and hesitations in ing secretary; Nina Armstrong, treasurer; and GOTT: I am 61 Gynecoiogy and is a medicaliy tle People' An Iri^ storyteller matches ( 9 MOVIE: Triplecross' (CC) Three pri speech. They say 'you know' and 'ah’ a lot to take up Evelyn Cady, assistant treasurer. and in gener- accepted, inexpensive alternative wits with the king of the l^echauns. Al­ vate investigators-all miNonaires- [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Swing Shift* Wortd to prescription drugs. bert Sharpe. Sean Conrtery, Jar>et Munro. compete to solve tw o complicated murder War II separates a Cakfomia couple, as the time while they think of the rest of the lie." a 11y g o o d husbarW goes off to war and his wife hnds I am surprised at yourdruggist’s 1959. Rated G. cases. Ted Wass, Markie Post. Gary Lying also is a function of personality, Cody’s health, but have Dr. Gott Swanson. 1986. work' in an aircraft factory, where she be­ Nursery holds open house 1 ^ 9 [E S P N ] SportsCenter research indicates. been advised to refusal to make up the capsules. In gins an affair with another man. GddM r E V 7 ' [U S A ] Wild. Wild Worid of Animala HD Bodas da Odio Hawn, Kurt RusseB. Chrtstine Lahti. 1984. “ Two personality types have been found to be The Center Nursery School will hold an open house have a prosta­ my experience, pharmacists are Herald ptwio by Tucker I t Peter Gott. M.D. [C N N ] Larry King Liva Rated PG. successful in deceiving others, but only for certain Tuesday from I to 2 p.m. in the nursery in the annex of tectomy. I have professionals who usually say they 7:30PM CD PM Magazine are quite wiiling to dispense safe [DIS] MOVIE: King Solomon’s M inn' [U S A ] That Girt types of deception.” he said. Have an Easter egg Center Congregational Church, 11 C «ite r St.' the usual symp­ \ CD M *A*S*H An 6 K ^ African chief leads a group of Cody describes one of those types as the Interested parents and prospective new students may toms of pros­ treatments that wiil save patients (D Wheel of Fortune adventurers straight to the diamond mines 1:00AM (® Get Smart "M achiavellian,” the person who is an expert at view the facilities, meet the staff and discuss the tate trouble, in- money. I suggest you show your (D Mittion DoHar Chance o f a Lifatime they're seeking. Paul Robeson. Cedric ® HeadNfw Chasers Steven Andrews, 3, admires a hand­ Bridget School cafeteria. Admission will W - d Hardwicke. 1937. manipulating others and is quite proficient at lying preschool program for possible September eluding druggist this column and see if his (Tfl lr>dependent N ew s ® Joe Franklin Show dS Chespmto when highly motivated. made Easter egg while his sister, Karen be $2. Lunch will be hot dogs, potato emrollment. occasional in­ or her opinion changes. The size O (9 ) Best of Saturday Nifptt 9:30PM (9 Comady Break drinking too much of both bever­ gelatin capsules (Eli Lilly Co.) are © ) Sorrg from Iretaml He said politicians often fall into this category, Andrews, 6, and their mother, Joanne, chips, apple juice and cupcakes. The The school is state-licensed and offers a two or three continence. Will the incontinence (gf) (M) Barney Miner 9 CNN llaadkna News ages. filled with 600 mg. of boric acid adding that it is not easy to catch a politician in a lie. morning program each week of learning activitiei be cured by the operation? Does {^ J e o p a rd y 10:00PM CD News [C N N ] Crossfire (the Easter bunny) watch. The mother is Easter bunny will pose with children so I'm sending you a free copy of (Purepac Pharmaceutical Co.), “ People who are good liars are those who are nnore dealing with the social, emotional, intellectual and the operation render one sterile? New Newtywed Game (3D Indapendem Naws [E SPN ] Mark Sosin’s Salt Water Jour­ expressive and animated. Their nervous energy helps chairman of the bunny lunch planned by parents may take photographs. A giant physical development. How does one decide which tech­ my Health Report on the prostate plus cornstarch added for volume. nal d$ Benson (9 Mission: Impossible gland. Other readers who are One capsule is inserted each night [HBO] MOVIE: *Tha Btuas Brothers' them tell convincing lies.” he said. Manchester Junior Women's Club for stuffed rabbit will be raffled. For more information, call the director. Deborah nique is the best and find the best 9 0 d d Couple interested in receiving a copy for two weeks. In 1981. the cost of 14 ^ Wild Wortd of Animals Tw o musicians make an ai-out effort to He described the other personality type adept at Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St. Levine, at 647-9941 or 644-2949. surgeon? I drink about a quart of dD Ufestytes of the Rich and FarrKMis should send 75 cents plus a long dt) Archie Bunker’s Place reassemble their bkies (>and. John OskJiN. lying as "self-monitoring — a human chameleon who coffee and a six-pack of beer a day. capsules was 31 cents. Dan Aykroyd. Aretha Frankkn. 1900. A self-addressed, stam p^ envelope Although your pharmacist may [C N N ] Crossfire [CN N] Evenmg Naws changes to win the confidence of present company and Should I eliminate them? Rated R. [E SPN] CoHege Besketbel Report [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Tb s Man ki tha W hita is good at telling lies that he or she has had time to to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati. OH disagree. I think this is a pretty [U S A ] HoMywood Insidsr (HBO) Fraggle Rock: Wonder Mountair Suit' A brilliant chemist invents a doth rehearse.' DEAR READER: The compli­ 45201. Be sure to ask for the Health easy and acceptable approach. Of what won't stam. tear, or wear out. caus- (CCI 1:05AM IX) MOVIE; Lags' TIx m gxls Cody said there are many reasons people lie, “ and Early dentistry was crude, curator relates cations of prostate surgery are Report on the prostate gland. course, the method is not approp­ ir>g the textile market to panic. Alec Ckiin- co n fu te for a chance iri the world's ssxi- [U SA] Radio 1990 the most common is to protect a third party, like the directly related to the type of riate for every woman with vagini­ ness. Cecil Parker. 1951. est chorus kne. Gwen Vertton, John Heard. secretary who lies for her boss. Lying is part of her operation. With a transurethral D EAR DR. GOTT: In a previous tis. Any vaginal discharge or 8:00PM (X )K a ta & ANie Chip befriend: [T M C ] MOVIE: Tha Killing Fields' (CC) Shanna Reed. 1983. By LIndo Stowell percent of the American population has never been to p'atient registry from 1891 that indicates extractions a retarded man who has been livirig in the column, you described a simple irritation shouid be medically An American joumakst in Cambodia aids m job.” The Associated Press the dentist because of fear, cost and lack of were $1.50 each, an 1880 foot treadle for drilling teeth resection (TUR), the side effects b asem ^t o f a r>etghboring budding. the evacuation of a Vietnarriese photogra­ 1:1 5AM [M AX ] MOVIE: 'NtaUngtlM way to remedy yeast vaginitis by evaluated. However, for women Grade* A spoiled rich kid offers $10,000 education." the dentist said. and mother-of-pearl dentures from the mid-1860s. are minimal, whereas in the more (D i D MOVIE: 'AM the Rivera Run' Part pher's family. Sam Waterston. Hamg S extensive abdominal prostate op­ using boric acid capsules. None of who tend to have recurring yeast Ngor. John Malkovich. 1984. f^ ted R. In to a streetwise teen-ager to finish out his FARM INGTON — It wasn't that long ago that a Hollander, who has been practicing for 35 years, has Although Hollander won't reveal the value of the 1 o f 3 A stror>g-willed woman nanied Phi­ last year at prep school for him. Judd Nel­ R eration (prostatectomy), unplea­ the pharmacists in my community vaginitis, the boric acid capsuies ladelphia Gordon forges a place for herself Stereo. dentist gave a patient a shot of bourbon to relax before been collecting dentist equipment for 50 years. He collection, he said the brown velvet dentist's chair is son. Dana Olsen. 1984. R a t^ R. sant consequences (like impo­ will make the capsules. One may provide satisfactory relief. in the male-dominated society of late 19th- [U SA ] All American Wrestlmg (R). Honor roll listed sticking a crude pair of forceps into the patient's grew up in a family of dentists and even played with worth $1,000 and some of the old toothbrushes are century Austraika Signd Thornton, John l Love Lucy druggist got pretty uppity about it 1:30AM CD mouth to yank out an aching tooth. dental instruments as a child. worth $25 each. tence) are the rule. Incontinence Waters. 1983. 10:30PM dD News may result, but it is not usual after and said he wasn’t about to get DEAR DR. GOTT: For years, I ® Bypass: Tha Story o f a Patiant This (3Di There was no such thing as Novocain until 1914 and He has donated much of his collections to the Dentists weren't educated in the profession until CD ® Hardcastle and McCormick (CC) [C N N ] I a TUR. Fertility may be affected involved in any home remedies. have been plagued with some kind Hardcastle refuses to beheve McCormick's film follows a patient through his actual for Cheney Tech no high-speed drills, and bad teeth were always pulled museum, which has been growing for five years and is 1840 when the first dental school opened at thd diagnostic evaluation, coror>ary bypass [ESPN] Outdoor Ufa By any prostate surgery. The What should I do? of condition under my toenails. It is clatm that he's seen leprechauns, until a because there were no caps. Bright electric lights funded by the Friends of t he University of Connecticut University of Maryland. Hollander said. operation, and subsequ^t recovery choice of procedure depends on the a white, granite-like substance swarm of foreign a g ^ ts show pursuing [U S A ] I hadn't been invented, so dentists — who were usually School of Dental Medicine. The museum was recently "B y 1890, there were 10 schools, some of a dubious the little men (60 min.) 9 Dick Van Dyke size of the gland, the reason for DEAR READER: The gelatin that forms, then thickens under the 2:00AM CD MQVIE: k m wWi the Here is the honor roll for the first term at Howell blacksmiths or barbers — did their work with rough dedicated at an annual awards dinner. character, employing a poorly trained faculty anid ® N ew s prostate enlargement, the skill and capsules, each containing 600 mg. naiis It's spread to six nails and dD Loco Am or Golden Arm* A famous security bureau is Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School: instruments by a gas or kerosene lamps.. “ The biggest change in dentistry has been the use of having a questionable curriculum,” said Hollander^ [D IS] Animals of tha South American requested by the Government to guard a of boric acid, are used as vaginal now my husband has it also. What dD MOVIE: *Tha Quiet Man’ An kish- ORAOE « "One hundred years ago. there were no pain-killers fluorides. And in the 19S0’s. a high-speed dental who has researched his profession. preference of the surgeon, and the American boxer returns to his native vi- Jungla A look at the exotic creatures of targe shipment o f gok). Sun Chien. 1980. suppositories and can be com­ is it and what will cure it? H M *n: Matthew E. Aloert, Travis Chapman, Mark L. and no anaesthesia — it must have been horrible. handpiece was developed,” Hollander said. “ People needs of the patient. lage to datm the family homestead and win the Amazon Jungle 1® MOVIE: 'Luck of the Wish* A reporter Colpitts, Peter Descoteaux. Dennis W. Donohue. Trevor N. Dentists were first required to be licensed by a state ' If you trust your urologist, let pounded by any pharmacist worth the local beauty John Wayne, Maureen [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Paris, Texas' (CC| After meets a lovely Irish colfoen arxi an unpred­ Forbes, Christopher R. Futtner, Olln H. Gront. Gary M. Even I wouldn't have gone to a dentist.” said Dr. were so petrified of the dentist (before the high-speed in 1895 in Connecticut. him or her advise you about what is his or her license. This method is DEAR READER: You and your O'Hara. Barry Fitzgerald. 1952. a reunion with his son. a man sets out to ictable leprechaun. Tyrorw Power. Anne Helm, Peter D. Hlarne, Todd J. Hunter, Scott A. Kosok, Frederic P. Hollander, a New Britain dentist, who is drill) because it could take 20 to 60 minutes to fill a Hoilander says dentists are the least popular Raymond N LoRose, Henry LIss, Laura M. Mockey. Albert best in your case. If you don’t trust safe (the boric acid is not absorbed husband may have developed (9 MOVIE: 'The Movie Murderer' An find the wife he left behind years ago Baxter. Ceck Kekaway. 1947. also founder and curator of the dental museum at the cavity with a hand-drill." professionals in the m e d ia l business because insurance claims inspector and a detective Harry Dean Stanton, Nastassia Kmski. J. McKinstry, Richard Morin, Phaksinh S. Moundraty, Jose the surgeon, find another or get a into the body) and is not a "home chronic fungus infections of the (JDS oIMG oM F. Mouro. John R. Plefka, John L. Roberts, Marco C. Roy. University of Connecticut Health Center. The museum is filled with items that date back to “ everything we do gives you pain." But, he says, the fom forces m tracking down an srsorvst 1984 Rated R second opinion. rem edy." It was described in the toenails. Check with a dermatolo­ whose speciabty is the bombing o f air­ [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook Donold F. Sauer. Jettrev R. Sawyer, Matthew G. Secore, "People still hate to go today, though. I ’d say 60 the 19th century, including a 1915 X-ray machine, a future is going to be "wondeful’’ for dentistry. 11:00PM D Eyewitness News Brian V. SImkewIci Stop the beer and coffee; you are Sept. 15. 1981. issue of the Ameri­ gist for diagnosis and treatment. planes m flight Arthur Kennedy. Robert 2:10AM [TM C] MOVIE; 'N iriaW m ' Wd>ber. Warren Oates. 1970 CD Taxi Sonriy Ctvba, Henry Sanada. SRAOE It S§) MOVIE; 'Ryan’s Daughter' The will­ ® 9 N aw s HiBti honors: David S, Choppell, Steven J . Furbush, Henry [C N N ] Spoits LMwilglit ful daughter of a tavern keeper dunr>g the 2:30AM B. KIslelewIct. Thomas A. Loto, Michael R. Sills, Joseph J. dD Carson's Comedy Classics 1916 hish uprising w eds a mild school [ESPN] SportsCenter W ysockI (9 Odd Couple Yes, it was a wortd premiere in Hartford teacher, has an affair with a sheWshocked Honors: John J Beal. Michael R Begin. Donovan G. [U SA ] Credh Card MMioneke Don’t give dog food to cats ® NawsCantar Bergeron, Wayne J. Boudreau, Poul G. Brennan, David J. Bfifish majCH, and is condemned by the Charron, Mork J. Child, Terrence O. Donnelly, Scott G. town as an informer Sarah Mdes, Robert ® Doctor Who 2:35AM ® CBS News Nightwetch pungent poignancy one moment, Mitchum, Trevor Howarrl 1970. Doucette, Jettrey F. Goboury, James Gochee, Kevin R. You’d never DEAR of wild birds and tropical fish. (9 M-A*S*H Harrington, Brian T. Hendrickson, David C. Holcomb, Paul know there was and playful protMing he next. His Others who would like a copy of @ ^ You Again In Stefeo. 3:00AM SS MOVIE:-Plnra CM Fram A. Hunter, Terrrence M. Kelly, Neal R. Kerr, James M. POLLY: A 9 Newswatch a world pre­ 1754 Guadagnini cello rocking in this issue should send $1 for each Wonderworks: On Loan fCC) A 13- a Stranger* The lone survivor o f a plane Krone, Robert A. Lomoureaux, Dovic W. Mackey, Joseph F. friend recently dD24 crash takes it upon himself to CpI relatives Maevone, Bill Martin, John P. MauluccI, Thomas J. miere at Bush- his arms, Brey had great fun with copy to Polly's Pointers, in care of year-old Vietnamese girl adopted by an offered me a Australian family is faced with a major de­ iD o f the crash victims. Gary Marrii. ShaBay Mormino, John E Porsons, Bo H Pho, Ronald W. PIrtel, nell Memorial Lankester, precisely timing the the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box Winters. Bette Davis. 1952. David G. Rislev, Michael C. Schwoger, Michael D. Senerth, Center case of canned cision when her father, whom she had [CNN] MIchoel J. St Germoln, Dennis W. St. Pierre. Ronald E. Hall last Tues­ humorous and witty conversa­ Pointers 1216, Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure presumed dead, returns and asks lot cus­ [C N N ] Nev dog food for my [D IS] MOVIE: 'Genevieve' Two couples Storrett, Christopher J. WIthqm. day from the tional shifts between orchestra and to include a title. tody* of her (60 mm.) Stage cat. Is it all compete against each other m an antique [ESPN] CoNaga I minimal re­ cello. Their lighthearted approach POLLY 69 MOVIE: 'King Kong' Part 1 Kong, right to feed Polly Fisher auto race. Dirrah Shendan. John Gregson, [M A X ] M OVK; -Ld m and GRADE II taken to New York as an attraction, be­ 3:05AM High honors: Peter J. Carinl, Carlo Ruggiero. sponse the Renee Taylor made the most of an overly Kay Kendak 1954 Death* A devout cow ard during iha tfopo- commercial com es enraged when he senses that the Honors: Jerry A. Jr. Armstrong, Christopher J. Brown, Hartford Sym­ balanced, highly structured work. DEAR POLLY: Ever become [ESPN] Pro Basabai Team Aim Wres­ leonic W ars recounts his kfo and loves on dog food to woman he loves is being mistreated. ' Eric J. Caulfield, David P. Combs, Timothy R. Condry, Mark tling the eve o f his execution. W oody Alan. 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I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 17, 1986 B u sin e ss BUSINESS ______In B tieif TAG SALE SIGN Are things piling up? Then why nirt have a TAG SALE? Qrain tarmart In rad again The hesf way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale No tax deduction for gift of stock W ASHINGTON — The latest estimates by Agriculture Department economists show that Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you II receive Technically, you don’t have to buy through a broker. grain farmers probably will lose money again QUESTION: Last October, I bought 100 shares of If you can find' someone who wants to sell the this year, if all production expenses are taken into stock at a total cost of about $2,S00 for my 3-year-oId ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREl compliments of The Herald. particular stock you want to buy, the two of you can consideration. grandson. The certificate is registered in my son's arrange your own deal. In practice. It’s easier to go to In the case of corn, for example, the total name as custodian for my grandson, under the gift to Investors* a broker. "economic costs” of production, which include minors act. allowances for variable expenses, taxes, insu­ STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER At the time of the purchase, I gave no thought to the G u id e Q U ESTIO N : Wbat Is the maximum value of stocks rance, capital replacement and ■ returns to possible tax implication. Since then, I have read and bonds I am allowed to give to family members and operating capital, were put at about $285 per several' tax manuals. They indicate I can get a tax William A. Doyle friends each year, without reporting to the federal , planted acre. break, but they don’t provide details. How can I take government? The average yield of 1986 crop corn was gauged ; advantage of this transation on my 1905 income tax at about 115.6 bushels per planted acre, and the return? ANSW ER: You can give up to $10,000 in securities, farm price at harvest at $1.92 per bushel. That , HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WIPWAIITEO money or any other property annually to each of as would make an average gross of about $222 per ANSWER: You can’t there’s no way you can take a many people as you please, without filing federal gift acre. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY deduction for that gift. Only gifts to charities and such reduces a family’s total tax bite. Service Station Attend­ Landscape company JusVremember that once a gift of stocks, cash or tax returns. For a married couple making gifts Jointly In 1985, according to the analysis by the BULLSEYE ants — Evenings, port needs hardworking rello- are deductible. Gifts to relatives, friends and other — so-called “ split gifts” — that number is $20,000. department’s Economic Research Service, total ★ time. Reliable with good ble and responsible individuals are not. You do not report.such personal other property is made it belongs to the child. So do the Don’t confuse the federal gift tax with federal corn costs were about $287 per acre, $2 more than Ara you milling thi work record. Apply Ver­ workers to start April 1st. I SERVICES [^SERVICES BiRUNNe/ gifts on your income tax return. dividends and/or interest. The adult who made the I SERVICES income tax. Those are two different tax levies. the 1986 projected cost. HVAC non Shell, 875-5450. (3ood starting pay, 40-50 OFFERED I2 U OFFERED C0NTRACTIN8 The "tax break" comes from shifting income tax gift can’t take it back or put the income from it to his or mirk lighting Inflation? OFFERED But at about the same yield and a price of $2.16 hours weekly. Coll 643- liability from you to your grandson. her own use. Service Mechanic. Full Our expert marksmen ara 1699. Q U ESTIO N : I know one spouse can make unlimited per bushel, corn grossed farmers an average of Manchester — Bigelow All Types of Remodeling, Dumas Electric— Having Before you made that gift, you paid income tax on Time. Salary depend­ hitting the target earning Street — Sitter needed (or Odd lobs. Trucking. Robert E. Jarvis, QUESTION: My daughter has expressed a desire to gifts to the other, free of federal gift tax and without $250 per planted acre. That was still below the $4 to $6 per hour and Port Time — AAA Auto Home repairs. You name Building-Remodeling no lob to small, reasona­ Electrical Problems? the interest or dividends the $2,500 earned. Your ing on experience. three children In my ble prices. Call Jim , 647- Need large or a small filing federal gift tax returns. I am also aware there is 1985 cost of production, but not by as wide a more. If you aren't hitting home. Call 646-2361 (after Club. Opportunity In our It, we do It. Free estl- Specialist. Additions, gar­ 0 grandson now owns the stock and received the receive stocks as her high school graduation present. I 1328. Repair? We Specialize In no federal estate tax on what one spouse leaves to the margin as Indicated for this year. your Income target, we 4pm). telemarketing depart­ motes. Insured. 643-0304. ages, roofing, siding, kit­ dividends those 100 shares pay. The youngster has the am not familiar with stocks. What is the number of HELPER chens, bathrooms, and Residential Work. Joseph shares required for one purchase? What is the other and that I now can leave up to $500,000 to other can steady your aim. ment, 391 Brood Street, Hdwkes Tree Service — tax liability for those dividends. Full Time Position availa­ Manchester. Interesting replacement wlndows- PAINTIN6/ Dumot. Fully Licensed. commission? Is it possible to buy without a broker? heirs free of federal estate tax. Wamaco gats counter-offer Interested In learning a Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. Free Estimates. 646-5253. However, assuming the boy is taken as a dependent However, I have been making gifts of less than Call W. Tell to arrange an ble at automotive lube work in pledsont sur­ /doors. 643-6712. PAPERIN6 on his parents’ return and he has only those dividends trade in sheet metal? Stump Removal. Free Es­ $10,000 to young relatives. Will the total amount of B R ID G E P O R T — Warnaco Inc., whose share­ Interview - center. Experience help­ roundings. Hourly wage and other so-called "unearned income” of less than ANSWER: You can buy any number of shares — Call 643-6793. a n d commission. timates. Special consider­ Carpentry Services & those gifts reduce the $500,000 federal estate tax holders are scheduled to vote next month on a 1-800-367-3720 ful but will train. 647-8997. ation for Elderly and Han- Spring Cleon Up — Nome your own price — his personal exemption — f 1,040 for 1985 — no federal from one on up — as your generosity allows. Most Mondov-Thursdov, 4pm- Thatching, mowing, Home Repairs. Need on exclusion upon my death? proposal to take the company private, has dl capped. 647-7553. Father and son. Fast, extra closet, shelf, shoe . income tax return has to be filed for him. brokerage firms have minimum commissions in the Bolton, Full or port time. 9pm. Wewllltraln.Askfor hedge trimming, light received an all-cash counter-offer from a group of dependable' service. rock or deck? Panel that Lots of family members make income-producing $25 to $35 range for each relatively small transaction. Clerical andtyplng. Small Judy Notv, 646-7096. An Licensed Day Care Mom trucking, professionally ANSW ER: No. By keeping each of your generous Los Angeles investors who own about 1 percent of Pointing, Paperhanging room. Trim work done, gifts to young relatives in order to shift income tax For larger transaction, the commission usually sevice business, nice of­ Equal Opportunity has one Immediate full equipped, dependable. In­ 8i Removal. Coll 646-5761. gifts below $10,000, you have not reduced your estate its outstanding stock. fice. 646-4666 or 871-7888. Employer. time opening In her home sured. Roy Hardy, 646- sheetrock and taping. 15 liability. Moving income from adults in high tax declines as a percentage of the money involved. Each NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED years experience. Call brokerage sets its own rates and commissions vary tax exclusion, which goes up to $600,000 for 1987 and ’ W. Acquisition Corp. said Monday that it had for toddler. 649-6821 for 7973. Pointing and Poperhong- : brackets to youngsters who are in low tax brackets or IN MANCHESTER AREA Looking for o loving per­ further Information. Bernie, 646-3172. who have such little income that they pay no tax from one brokerape f irm to another. future years. offered Warnaco, a Bridgeport-based textile and Ing — Exterior and Inte­ apparel maker, $36 per share in cash for all of the son to core for our 6 Prestige Lawn Core — rior, ceilings repaired. company’s 10.5 million outstanding shares of Alsxindsr 8L all month old Infant, 4-5 days References, fully Insured. HEATING/ week. Prefer no more Spring clean up. Lawn 8, stock. The offer is valued at about $375 million. Cantor SL 407-553 odd only D ental Hygienist — 0 shrub maintenance. Fer­ Quality work. Martin Needed for Mondays or than 2 other children be­ PLUIN8IN6 W. Acquistion Corp.. formed for the purchase of Prlneaton 81 13-141 tilizing, weekly mowing, Nurse-Mother has on Im­ Mottsson, evenings, 649- Senate considers aiding agricuiturai banks 420-490 Fridays In prevention or­ ing cared for. Manchester Insured, free estimates. 4431. Warnaco, said it was delivering its offer to Ws$t MIddIa Tpka. only. 646-1028. mediate opening for o full Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ iented general practice. Coll 644^)561. Warnaco’s management today together with a Mirbla 8L III Flexible hours. Please time toddler In o home throom remodeling; In­ day core situation. Excel­ By Charles J. Abbott farmers. said regulators “have gone farther than Federal Reserve Board, the Federal letter saying that it believes its offer to be MeCsbo 8L III coll 646-2251. The House Works. Resi­ BUILDING/ stallation water heaters, dential housecleaning. An lent references. 646-1292. garbage disposals; faucet United Press International That plan should be in place in the I thought they would” to help banks but Deposit Insurance Corp. and the “superior” to the leveraged buyout agreement 8tock Plica III CONTRACTING next few weeks and regulators say it said he likes the permanence of a comptroller of the currency, troubled reached In December between Warnaco and its Hllllird 8L 3S7-GBI Library Services Coordi­ established company repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- nator — Mansfield Public Ready to return to the lob fully bonded with above Hove you been wishing osterCard accepted. W ASHINGTON — Federal regulators may be expanded to cover oil and gas statutory change. farm banks will be allowed to operate managers. Withirill 81 1-140 overage work below the Forrond Remodeling — loans. “ There will be a bill emerging from below the minimum capital levels if Schools. One year posi­ market? Figure aptitude you could find a home are taking steps to help agricultural McCann 8L III tion from September, 1986 and good telephone skills overage rote. Coll Today, Cabinets, roofing, gut­ banks through the farm crunch and But a spokesman for Gam said: the Senate,” Dixon said. they can replenish the capital within 1-ISO 647-0873. day care aahsrs there le ters, room additions, INCOME TAX Stock market drops sharply Kainay 81 to June 1987. Experienced required. Coll Mrs. Len­ tomsons who hat lima Senate leaders now have to decide "We’re not certain they went far five years. North tim 81 5-97 os o school librarian and non at 647-4645 for decks, all types of remo­ HB SERVICE Congress approved an aid package lo answer all Ihs aahy deling and repairs. FREE whether they need to write legislation, enough.” last December for the Farm Credit In addition, banks will not be required NEW YOR K — The stock market dropped Woodbridga 8L 10-230 C T state certification re­ appointment. He said it was not clear if Gam, and why not quetllont? estimates. Fully Insured. IncomeToxes prepared In too. System, which holds 29 percent of the to lower the ceilings on individual loans sharply today, giving back some of last week’s Main 8L 1-194 quired. Closing dote, R-Utah, will want a bill or what might Telephone 643-6017, otter your own home. Call Jim Senate Banking Committee chair­ debt, and there were suggestions the when their capital is reduced. record gains. III April 14th, 1986. Applica­ Office Position — Full Brova 8t tions available at the Su­ time, good typing ability, Spring means lawn work. ^. II30 please call- 6pm, 647-8509. for reasonable rates. 742- man Jake Gam plans meetings this be in it. problems of banks also be considered. Regulators also will encourage banks The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks all "It’s very fluid at this time,” he said. Pina Hill 8t perintendent of Schools pleasant phone personal­ Let us do It for you. 1009 otter 6pm. week with key regulatory agencies to FCS lost $2.7 billion last year, the to use an accounting practice that fell 21.43 points to 1,771.31 in the first hour of, STRAWBERRY FIELDS Carpentry and remodel­ talk about their plans. He also will meet Dole has said he will arrange an early office, 4 South Eoglevllle ity 8i good organizational Monthly and per cutting largest loss incurred by an American allows them to refinance farm loans. As trading. MANCHESTER HERALD Rood, Storrs, CT 86268. skills required. Computer rotes available. Servicing iwiTCiiai ing services — Complete with Republican Leader Robert Dole of date for debate, perhaps this month, if Losers outnumbered gainers by about 3 to 1 in home repairs and remo­ Tax Trimmers. Let our financial institution. long as the loan’s repayment value 429-3349. EOE. experience helpful. Coll residential and commer­ 643-D 475 Kansas and the sponsor of one bill to the committee wants to push a bill. He the early tally of New York Stock Exchange- Call NOW 647-9946 Evergreen Industry, 649- deling. Quality work. Ref­ experts prepare your 1985 Farm lenders have faced a squeeze remains equal to the amount originally cial accounts. Coll All Ag§§ Welcome give banks more time to absorb losses. also said he likes the idea of -letting loaned, the bank will not have to reduce listed issues. 8667 for Interview Partner’s, 644-0415. "Qual­ erences, licensed and In­ tax returns In the privacy because of the hard time affecting some Cashier — Weekend Vary Raaaonabla Ralaa sured. Call 646-8165. of your home. 633-6558. Regulators who do not like that banks write off losses over a five-year the loan value on its books nor will it Analysts said many investors scrambled to nights. Immediate open­ appointment. ity Service Year Round". approach announced their own plan last period. Currently, they must imme­ of their customers. Farmers have cash in on the market’s recent gains today, ing. Apply at Atlas Mobil, struggled with low crop prices, a have to classify a restructured loan as week. It involves easing rules on how diately absorb a loss. "non-performing.” reasoning-that stock prices had risen too far, too John Fitch Blvd., South Dependable Babysitter downturn in exports and eroding land for 5 year old. Must be much capital banks must have and will Commercial banks hold 23 percent of fast in last week’s upsurge. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Windsor, between the encourage them to refinance farm the $198.6 billion in U.S farm debt. values. Land often is a farmer’s chief Regulatory changes and changes in hours of 6om and 1pm. available for school sick Interest rates, which have taken a steep drop days, vocations 8< some Finding a cash buyer for KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright loans without the risk of having the The American Farm Bureau Federa­ asset and banks see collateral shrink as accounting rules have the appeal to since last fall, rose slightly in the credit markets CLERK TYPIST - MARKETING tion has endorsed Sen. Alan Dixon’s bill land prices drop. Congress of not requiring money Saturdays. Forest Hills the Items you'd like to sell loans adversely listed by auditors. The today. We have an immediate need for an entry level area. 643-5193 otter 5pm. is easy. Just let our reod- Real Estate Under the plan announced by the immediately. lOMKEEKH/SCCRETARY end result can be easier credit for for a 10-year write-off. Dixon. D-III., clerk typist for our marketing department. Skills The Manchester Board of ers know what you hove required are 50-60 wpm typing; knowledge of bu­ Raeltors It looking for a part for sole with on ad in Dollar plungat against yen lima Dookkaapor/Saerstary siness machines and word processing helpful. for light Bookkaaping. WAITRESSES Classified. 643-2711. HOMES LONDON — The dollar plunged today to a This position requires someone who likes to ganaralotflca work and toma FOR SALE record low against the Japanese yen. prompting a work in a fast paced atmosphere and is highly or­ typing. Approx. 20 flexible Part Time / Full Overfishing puts pressure on lobster industry call for a Joint Western effort to bolster the hours par waak. Call Time openings at ganized and personable. Good command of the 646-2450 BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE greenback, and it opened generally lower in English language also a plusi Piano's. Flexible Love At First Sight!!! ROCKLAND. Maine (U PI) - The more fishermen being added every Maine’s economy to allow it to be or four per cent in the first year. Europe. Gold edged higher. banquet and dining On Tuesday, March 25, 1786 New Listing — Delightful Maine lobster industry must face up to damaged. "But after five years, egg production The dollar closed at 175.45 yen, down 2.25 yen ' at 7:00 p.m., the Bolton Zon­ 8 room English Colonial year. He said that lobsters are already SYSTEMS INSPECTOR C positions available. ing Board of Appeals will the fact that an increase in the overfished, and he said that more would more than double and the total from Friday’s closing rate of 17lf.70 yen. The Ability to follow explicit instructions and do repe­ hold o Public Heorino at the on Scarborough Rood "Everyone agrees on the basic facts, WE’RE HIRING Call T o n y at 643-2342 (Porter St. area), newer minimum legal lobster size is needed to pressure could lead to a serious decline landed weight would increase four to previous record low was 175.50 yen set on Oct. 31, titive work, ability to repeatedly perform specific Town Hall and hear the fol­ the lobster industry in Maine is very 5S y«*r old Wall SUM! linn for Interview. lowing appeals; gas furnace, newer roof, protect the lobster fishery, according to in the lobster population. five per cent each year thereafter,” 1978. tests with precision. •Mkt man and woman Gov. Joseph E. Brennan. valuable,” Brennan said. “ It is worth Brnnan said. Alarmed by the sharp rise in the value of the Appeal of Jocquellne tastefully decorated with "This is a formula for disaster," the $60 million per year to several thousand IMMEDIATE Henoult, 11 Southwood Lo., lots of charming features. "We must swallow the bitter pill,” governor told the lobstermen. "The yen, Japanese Finance Minister Noboru Take- DATA ENTRY CLERK MANAGEMENT E. Gronbv, Ct. for on area Ottered at $122,900. Coll fishermen.” Maine’s lobstermen met on Saturday TRAINING POSITIONS Brennan told a group of lobstermen question is not whether to act, the shita called for a Joint effort by major Western 40-45 wpm typing; knowledgeable in computers: INVITATION TO BID variance to sections 7B and today! Jackson 8, Jack- over the weekend at the Fishermen’s The Legislature’s Joint Committee on and expressed opposition to any plan nations to strengthen the dollar. AVAILABLE 7F In order to construct o question is what to do” 1-2 years office experience helpful. Entry level. The Manchester Public 2-tom llv dwelling on o lot at son Real Estate, 647-8400 Forum at the Samoset Resort Inn. "We Marine Resources will discuss a lobster limiting lobster sizes. The lobstermen “ The drastic change in exchange rates is not The average eemingt of Schools solicits bids for CUS­ 145 Hebron Rd. or 646-8646.0 must rebuild the breeding lobster stock Brennan said that only one in 50 measure this week. One proposal would said that any conservation program desirable," Takeshita said. "We have to our top 50 managers In TODIAL SUPPLIES for the LIGHT ASSEMBLERS (2) 10S4 was over $63,000. 19t4-S7 school yeo'. Sealed Request of Alex T. Urbonettl and rejuvenate the lobster population.” female lobsters reaches maturity and increase the legal lobster limit gradu­ should be accompanied by similar coordinate (to intervene) because unilateral of 131 Hartford Rd., Man­ Understanding of basic hand tools and basic For full details, call bids will be received until Brennan said that pressure builds on produces eggs before being caught. He ally over a five-year period, a move that programs in the other coastal New action can hardly stop it.” March 15,1fS6,1 :N P .M ., at chester, Ct. and Dove Wilson blueprint reading, willing to do repetitive work, Mr. Kunkel, 633-0708. of 37 Lym an Rd. to conduct o the lobster fishery with new traps and said the industry is too important to could reduce the lobster catch by three Ehigland states. which time they will be pub­ mechanically Inclined. licly opened. The right la re­ used cor dealer business at FIRST INVESTORS served to relect any and all 262 Hop River Rood, Route 6, CORPORATION bids. Specifications and bid Bolton. QSP offers an excellent benefits package which forms may be secured at the JOHN H. ROBERTS, includes medical, dental and life insurance, pen­ Business Office, 45 North C H A IR M A N School Street, Moncheseer, ZONING BOARD sion plan and tuition reimbursement. Qualified Connecticut. O F A P P E A L S candidates may apply at our facility or send a re­ ELECTMaAN E2 025-03 027-03 sume with salary history to; Raclneni Electric lac. ' 875-5905 HOMES HOMES 2711 M/F - Industrial - Com­ FOR SALE FOR SALE 6 4 3 GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS HELP WANTED ClassifiedBusiness Opportunities 22 Store'Office Spoce 44 Household Goods 62 mercial - Residential, HDHELP WANTED Hi] For advertisements to be Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc (or Sole 63 Rates PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT able to work with mini­ Brand New Listing! 11 Ter­ published Monday, the dead­ First Time Off ered — This Employment Into 24 Misc. for Rent 46 Home ond Garden 64 M in im u m : 151 Batson Drive mum supervision. All rific 5 plus room ranch in Lost/Found line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday charming one owner Personals Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pels 65 4 Lines Manchester, CT 06040 Insurance coverage, Coventry. Nice country home Is now available at Roommotes Wonted $10,000 life, vacations, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED lot with Christmas trees $91,900. 6 rooms, fire­ Announcements 48 ivtusical Items 66 paid holidays and uni­ SELLING WITH dotting the area. Built in Recreotionoi Itenis 67 Days Per Line IN BOLTON AREA place, Florida room and Auctions...... Real Estate Read Your Ad forms. Steady place to AN AGENT 1965. Many Improve­ 1'/2 baths...'We Guaran­ Services Antiques 68 1-5..wu-...... work with excellent Real estate professionals ments. Spotless through­ tee Our Homes!' Blan­ Homes for Sole 31 Tog Sales 69 6 - 1 9 ...... 70« Ciossified advertisements sell houses most effectively. out. Offered at $99,900. ore taken by telephone os a working conditions chard 8, Rossetto Real Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wonted to Ouv 70 20 or m ^ e ...... 60< f and co-workers. Lake SL Lending institutions esti­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real Estate, 646-2482.0 Lots/Land for Sale 33 Pomti'hg/Paper mg 52 convenience mate that It out of every 12 Estate, 647-8400 or 646- AAortgoges Cider Mill Rd. mortgage applications re­ S646.q Investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 The Manchester Herold is Another New LIstIngl 100' Personal Loans Bolton present sales that have gone on the beach. $109,900. Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding 54 responsible only for one incor BroNcllild 81 through the hands of real es­ Insurance Rare Find — Extra Large With warm weather arriv­ Resort Property 36 Heoting'Plumbing . 55 Automotive Deadlines reel Insertion and. then only L Middle Tpke. tate agents. As a home- 6-7 Duplex with detached 2 Wanted to Borrow f,or the size of the original owner. -though, you want ing soon, you'll really Flooring 56 Cars Trucks (or Sole PICTURE THIS LInliy K car garage, living rOom, appreciate this year- For clossitied advertise­ insertion. more than to simply sell kitchen, dining room, Income Tox Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ Cirpintir Rd. Minc.-Bolton your home. You want the hi­ round 4 bedroom water­ Rentals 58 E rro rs which do not lessen each unit. 3 bedrooms one front home on Coventry Employnient Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the ghest possible price with the side, 4 bedrooms other, no Rooms for Rent 41 Auto Services the value ottheodvert-isement Blusridgi Dr. least amount of stress. The Lake. You can swim, For Sale deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on $ EXTRA MONEY $ Minchaolar ability lo handle tension, leases. Good for Investor water ski, or Ice skate to & Education Apartments for Rent 42 Autos for Rent Lease Bflts Dr. or live In owner. Pricedto before publicotion. additional insertion. complications and disap­ your heart's contenti This Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday / Seasonal 61 M isc Automotive pointments is one of the sell — $131,900. Century 21 will not last long so coll With Your Own Part-Time Job. prime requisites of a good Jackston-Showcose, 646- today! Allbrio Realty, MANCHESTER HERALD real estate agent. Every 1316.0 Inc, 649-0917.0 An Excellent Opportunity for* transaction is different, pos­ Call NOW 647-9946 ing new challenges. Youcan ^ -L a w — Manchester. Brand New LIstIngl 11 Empjoyment expect your agent lo protect $112,900. Apartment on Notices HELPWANTBI Great Big Colonial — HELPWMITEO HELPWANTD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Housewives an(j Mothers with you from as much head­ lower level Includes 13x22 Possible conversion to a 2 & Education ■= ------ache as possible. We will use fireplaced living room, 11 family. Total of 7rooms,4 young children bring them our expertise to anticipate, X 16 kitchen and carpeted bedrooms and 2 full baths. Port Tim e — Packaging head off and absorb many of bedroom with double 7 $ $ Excellent condition. and shipping. MCC stu­ the problems involved in closets. Main level in­ m PERSONALS with.you and save on your sale. Owners take great pride Service Station Mechan­ dent preferred, must be 18 cludes 3 bedrooms, 14 x 17 In their property. Offered ics and Attendants. Full or over. Apply In person, Hartford Road Dairy K-Mart-Security Person­ Teller — Full and part I BEST!!! I living room and ap- HBJ> WANTED Clerical — Immediate opr at $94,988. Jackson & Reassure that special no phone calls. Trio Prin­ time positions. Pleasant babysitting costs. If yon tre Ihinking o( lel- pllanced kitchen. Co­ someone of your love by . and part time. Uniforms Queen taking applications nel — Full and port time enlng. Full time for detail llng yonr property, yon Jackson Real Estate, 647- furnished. Apply In per­ ters, 07 Church Street, for counter girls, days, positions available. Many personality. Apply to Mr. oriented person. Expe­ vered patio, garage and a 8408 or 646-8646.0 telllna the whole world Part Time Inserters East Hartford. Fields, 23 Moln Street, I P A R T T IM E I thonid bnve nn oninide ob- new roof. D.W. Fish son, 252 Spencer Street, 11-4. Starting at M.50-$5.00 employee benefits. Apply rienced typing and using how much you love them wonted. Call 647-9946, ask leellve opinion ni to the bent Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Manchester.. hourly. Some experience, In person,'Mon., Wed., Monchester. EOE. adding machine. 40 hours npproneb of tnle. Sneh con- Owner offers beautiful with the Manchester He­ for Bob. will train. Apply In per­ Thurs., & FrI, 10am-4pm. 1400.O______rald. Coll the classified a week. Mondoy-Prldoy, I JOB IN TOWN! I •Idemllont nn nrena of Im- custom 7 room Split department today and Poste-up artist, part time, Mechanic — Smoll en­ Retired Salespeople look­ son, Hortford Rood Dolry Sot., 12-4pm, Manchester 8am-4:30pm. Free park­ provemenln lo be mnde be­ All real estate advertised Level, 3 bedrooms, Vh gine, 2 6i 4 cycle expe­ ing for extra Income. Queen. K-Mart, 239 Spencer. ing. Apply In person, fore showing the property In the Manchester Herald baths, formal dining place your personal mes­ 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ Street, EOE. sage. 643-2711, S:30om to day, Thursday afternoons rience, own tools and Moke your own port time Prague Shoe Company, I ‘5“ hr./start J enn dIrecUy nflect how Is sublect to the federal room, large fireplaced transportation. Good op­ hoursi Good commission. Mother's Helper - Prefer­ Siding Installer wanted or 200 Pitkin Street, East qnick nnd sncceisinl Ike nl- Fair Housing Act of 1968, living room with cathed­ 5:00pm. (» d Friday nights. .News­ $ $ timnle Imnsnction wUI be. paper experience helphil. portunity. full time posi­ 64>4905. ably adult. Must hove car.. laborer. 643-9633 or 742- Hartford. which makes It lllegol to ral ceiling. Large lands­ tion. Eckert's, Coventry, Port Hme. Flexible hours. 5406. $ No dress code. Casual fun at- $ DnII the proleftlonnit nl advertise any preference, Please send work history TEDFORD REAL ES­ caped lot In executive 742-6103. Full TlmeTruck Driver — Call Suzanne at 633-4794. $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ limitation or discrimina­ area of South Manches­ and salary requirements Doctor's Assistant for op- TATE. CENTURY ZI nnd let tion bosed on race, color, to: The Manchester He­ Experience helpful but K-Mart Help Wanted — ter. Asking S16Z908. 289- Merchandise employees, tometrlc practice. Port $ on the phone, we might have a $ ns review yenr property nnd reilglon, sex or national ANNOUNCEMOTS rald. Box S C/O Monches- no4 necessary. Apply In 22 Hours Per Week snggesi Ikone slept Iknt will 9321 or 6464)891. person, Al Sleffert's, 445 cashiers ond stock, full tIme/FUII time Includes Administrative Assistant origin, or an Intention to ter Herald. days, evenings & Satur­ I job for you. We offer a guaran- | lend to espedlle Ike nnle. Emorgency? In Monches- Hartford Road, time and part time posi­ — Growing company Salary Plus Gas Allowance Onr ontmn^lng repntnilan make any such prefer­ Production Worker for Manchester. Merchandise Processor, tions . available. Expe­ days. Experience helpful, seeking qualified person I teed salary with bonuses. Work | ence, limitation or dis­ ter, dial 911 for fire, vet willing to train. 649- in bnill on complete clleni police. m^Hcol help. light manufacturing. 30 hours a week, Monday rience not necessary, with good verbal skills. SOUND INTERESTING? ■ntlsincllon. Onr ottlce In crimination. The Herald RexIMe hours. 649-3900. Port time Mature respon­ thru Friday 10am-5pm. many employee benefits. 3311, call between 10ond2. Responsibilities Include You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and I done from our office, four even- | locsted on Rl. 44A, Bollon will not knowingly accept sible person who likes to Apply In person In'the Apply In person dolly, group Insurance adminis­ supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, Neick, Boiton, S47-M14. Z4 any advertisement which 6-6 Duplex — Cheney His­ Agents looking for people Manchester D & L. Mon., Wed., Thurs,, 8, FrI, I ings a week and Saturday | Is in vinintinn nt the Jgjy._ Save money on doonlng to work In T.V . commer­ work with Infants and tration, personnel re­ want e little Independence end your own Income... bonr nervIce-Tdnysnweek. torical district, great In­ products by using ammo­ Grit Blaster, mechani­ toddlers. Hours available, 10am-4pm. Sot., 12-4pm, cords Of office supplies $ mornings. Cafi Michelle, 647- $ vestment. Excellent eon- cials. For Informotlon, Manchester K-Mart, 239 , HINT Highland Park — 10',^ nia, dllutod to the strength call (602)037-3401, E X T cally Inclined Individual 1-6pm dally. Call ABC Day Inventory and purchas­ Use the services of a real es­ room Colonial on 3'/b d I t I o n . Nice Nursery Workers needed Spencer Street, EOE. X-tra Money! Work port $ 9946, Mohday-Thursday eve- $ rocommondsd on the bot­ 75$. to mask and grit blast Core, 647-0700. ing. Salary, $350-8320 tate professional to help you acres. Perhaps, one of the neighborhood. 2 car gar­ full or port time, perfect time days or nights, Ideol weekly deoendlng on ex­ view your home dlspasslon- age, private yard. tle. for wasNng walls and aircraft ports, experience I ings, aiso Saturday mornings. ^ atelv. most extraordinary pri­ wlndesrs. B rin g extra m o- Landscape Workers. Full preferred but will train If Londscate Foreman — for mother with kids In Dishwasher — Full time for housewives or stu­ perience. Pleose call for vate homes in the area. $164,980. Call owner after nev Inta your home by time. Apply In person, necessary. Apply betvwen Experienced only. (Sood school, set your own nights & weekends. Pay dents. Cleon, pleasant, an appointment, 8:30om- CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Blanchard 8, Rossetto 6pm and all day Saturday Whltham Nursery, Rte. 6, 9Dm-2pm. Ronlgon Broth­ pay. Insurance benefits & hours. Coll Jim , 646-7099 negotiable. Apply Anto­ good pay, benefits. Dairy 12:30pm, Prague Shoe Real Estate, 646-2482.Q & Sunday, 646^17. iwtihalaw cost ad in Bolton or call Jim . 643- ers 911 New London Tpke. profit shoring. Coll 643- or apply Hop River nio's,. 956 Main Street, Queen, 242 Broad Street, Company, Administra­ Nursery, Rte. 6, Bolton. .60-2711. I 7801. Glastonbury. 633-9474. 1699. Mandietter. Manchester. tive Office, 2829074. I i 8» - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 17, 1986 CONNECTICUT U.S./WORLD CLASSIFIEi) ADVERTISING 643-2711 Autopsy assistant Panei wouid add M CC artist iikes [MUSICAL R 7 1 CARS/TRUCKS IHOMES APARTMENTS I HOUSEHOLD [g^MJSKLLANEOUS [CARS/TRUCKS to Aquino powers to paint nightiife ITEMS Automotive [ T l j iFOR------SALE says he is used FOR SALE I FOR RENT FOR SALE [ f o r SALE 1979 Ford Cube Van ^ ... page 9 page 11 ~ 20 Gallon FIshTonkwith Baby Grand, Mehlln. Ex­ ^1980 Chevette— 4 speed, ... page 5 New and Beautiful — Manchester 5 Raom Protect Your Treasured I t i I c a r s /t r u c k s Runs great, body needg: Dining Room Table with accessories. Also 3 sharks cellent condition. Fine standard transmission, Luxurious brick front duplex, 3 bedrooms, gar­ sound. $5,950. For appoint­ LLU por s a l e work. $1,200 or best offer,* age, central location. Ap­ custom fit table pads. and 2 angelfish. 289-1062 45,000 miles. $1,800. Call Cope, i'/t baths. Unlaue ment, call 423-2668, please 643-9043 offer 6pm. See at Al Sleffert's, 445; family room, first floor pliances, carpeting, no Guaranteed. Superior evenings. Hartford Road, workmanship. Some, leave message. 1975 Camoro — 350, auto­ master suite. pets. Available April 1st. 1972 Mustang— 6 cylinder Manchester. $600 a month plus security styles with decorator co­ Broksonic Cordless matic, power brakes 8i $174,900...'We Guarantee Phone with memory. $35. Solid State AM-FM ste­ outomotlG power steer­ Our HomesI' Blanchard and references. 643-4067. lors. I'll come to your steering, Monroe shocks, home to measure your 643-6801.D reo. Multiflex receiver, spoke wheels, alarm sys­ ing. Runs, but needs work. & Rossetto Real Estate, BSR MacDonald Mln- $250. Coll 643-7237 after n n MOTORCYCLES/ ” 646-2482.0 Manchester — 5 room, 3 table with no obligation. tem, A M / F M stereo, Jen­ I changer plus two speak­ son speakers. Excellent 6om. b ic y c le s bedroom apartment. Lisa, 236-1808, leave ers. $39.44. 74^7497.o |/Z| Available April 7th, $415 message. e n d r o l l S" running condition. Call Unbelievable SM's. 3 bed­ A 1968 Pontiac Lemons room home In the 8th per month plus utilities. a71% after 5pm, 644-3050. Bike for Sale — 20* Huffy. Call 742-8628 evenings. Convertible. Air, all new district. Modern both, 2 I MISCELLANEOUS \ »> h wldtli-2 lor 258 tires. Classic candidate. $25. Coll 647-7366 after car garage and nice lot. MUST be picked up et the [RECREATIONAL $Z500 or best offer. 646- 5pm.n Maurhrstrr HrralJi Hurry! Blanchard & Ros­ FOR SALE I Manchester Herald Oltics [ it e m s ______8030^______setto Real Estate, 646- IHOMES before it A.M. ONLY, ) Manchester A City o( Village Charm 2482. FOR RBIT ^Snowblower, Snowbird, R^1975 Dodge Dart Swinger — Good running condi­ 1980 Chevy Citation — R^MMCELLANIBIUS 22 ",3VjH p . $175. J.C. Pen­ Pools! Pools! Poolsl AAA pool distributor must dis­ tion. $600 or best offer. Blue. Automatic, air, high 1 2 | a u to m o tiv i Great Buy — Man Chester. 6 Room Cape with ap­ ney 1C cu. ft. Chest miles. Good condition. $82,900. You won't find freezer, 6 years old. $180. pose of entire stock of Call 649-9942 between 6- 25 Cents pliances. $750 a month. 2 PETS new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. 8pm. $1,195. Call 646-2796. more house for the mo­ months secorlty. No pets, 649-1847. 4 Four almost new Tuesday, March 18,1986 ney. 15 X 18 fireplaced family sized swimming 16KR13 rodlal tires. 3 on quiet neighborhood. 643- pools with huge sundeck, Need repairs around the 4l980Cougar XR7— 80,000 living room, 2 bedrooms 6836. NPi b m Selectrics. 10% off. AKC Shetland Sheep Dog miles. Very good condi­ toyota rims. $150.643-4400. plus full finished 18 x 20 St. Potrick's Day Speclol I — 11 weeks old, male. ifencing, filter, ladders tiomeT Coll on expert. and warranty for only You'll find the help you tion. $2,200 or best offer. attic. Modern kitchen, 649-4986. Sable and white. Vet 646-7202 or 646-7995. ^ T r u c k Cap for 8 foot bed, newer roof, wiring and checked. Outgoing per­ $978. Installation optional need In Classified. 643- blue. Excellent condition. I STORE AND and extra, f I nan cl no aval I- carpet. One car detached Baby Walker. $15. 646- sonality. Champion line 2711.______$200. 644-2124.______Manager caiis [OFFICE SPACE able. Call Paul at 721-1884. 1973 Volkswagen Super m s garage. D.W. Fish Realty, 5121.0 bred.. 742-6188 after 4pm. Beotle — 3 speed auto­ 6 4 3 -1 5 9 1 or 871-1400.O I f To Settle Estate -1983 Fold Up Ping Pong Table Olds FIrenza, 4 cycle, 3 matic. Very good condi­ Ladder Rack for Pickup Office Space — Excellent 8 Sections used stockade AKC Golden Retrievers, tion. New paint lob. $750. truck with 8 ft. bed. $250. r n CONDOMINIUMS location with ample park­ ready 4/10/86 call 646-1263 with net. $25. Call 646-6810 door coupe. 50,000 miles. fence, 6' x 8' with post. $75 after 5:30pm.a Loaded with CB, 649-7668. 646-1525. Call 647-9710. ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. for all. 643-1938.0 after 5pm. 1 ^ FOR SALE office suites are now for tax hike available. 649-2891. Condo Living — Newly Court of Probate, District of Built 4Vj room Condo with Manchester — Prime Manchester 1 Vj baths, fully ap- downtown store or office NOTICE OF HEARING IN RE; pllanced kitchen, one car space. Approximately DOUGLAS ALLAN garage, wall to wall car­ 1750 square feet with utili­ ROBERTS of 9.6 percent peting, sliders to deck, ties, 668-1447. Pursuant to on order of Hon. and cable. Very low Donald F. Auchter, Acting monthly fee. Won't Last. Manchester — Industrial Judge, doted March 11,1 Wa By John F. Kirch $390,000 in federal revenue sharing hearing will be held on on ap­ $77,500. Century 21 space, 1,500 square feet. plication proving for a TAKE Herald Reporter funds. Jackston-Showcose, 646- Also 3,000 square feet change of name to Dor A. Ro­ 1316.a berts os In sold application Excluding education, the man­ storage. Tully Real Est­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss ager's recommendations repres­ ate, 643-0005. on file more fully appears, ot today recommended General CHFA Approved — Spa­ the Court of Probate on ent an increase of 10.1 percent in cious two bedroom newly March 31, 1986 at 11:30 A.M. Fund spending of more than ^ total expenditures over this year's decorated condominium I WANTED Mary Lou Taylor, A million in the fiscal year beginning Clerk budget. The figures in the plan featuring central air con­ TO RENT 034-03 July 1 and proposed a 9.6 percent hinge upon the passage of the state ditioning, large bright increase In the tax rate paid by all budget proposed by the governor. sunny rooms, two full NOTICE TO CRBDITORS i Manchester property owners. baths and a deck over­ Construction Executive ESTATE OF Under the manager's $50,697,748 The largest spending increases needs furnished 2 or 3 DAVID J. ZABROVSKY, would go toward capital- looking the woods. Truly bedroom living facility late of Manchester, CHANCE budget proposal, released at a a value In today's market. for 4 months between 4/1 deceased news conference this morning, the improvement projects. Only $72,600. Joyce G. The Hon. Donold F. Auch­ General Fund tax rate would In Weiss's budget, capital Im- Epstein Real Estate, 647- to 8/31 near Manchester ter, Acting Judge, of the areo. Contact 1-513-733- Court of Probote, District of increase to 48.76 mills, or $48.76 in provOments are slated to receive 8 895.D 5666 or 1-513-932-8837 Manchester at o hearing held taxes on each $1,000 in assessed $980,000, an increase of 33.6 per­ evenings. on March 13, 1986 ordered cent over the budget year that ends Looking For Affordable that all claims must be pre­ property value. Housing? We have a sin­ sented to the tlduclary on or In addition, the tax rate paid by June 30. Education would receive a gle bedroom condo that I ROOMMATES before June 16, 1986 or be residents of the Town Fire District total of $28,373,181, a 12.3 percent comes with o garage and barred as by low provided. IN would rise to 6.57 mills from 6.32 increase over the budget for the [ w a n t e d Morv Lou Taylor, a pool for only $44,9001. Clerk mills. No increase in water or current year. Allbrio Realty, Inc., 649- The fiduciary Is: General government, public 0917.O Manchester - Profes­ Katherine W. Zabrovsky sewer fees would result from the sional male/female, 30-40 83 Bell St. plan. works, and police and fire protec­ to shore large 2 family, Monchester, CT 06040 The proposed General Fund mill tion would all receive increases of Rentals cellar sforage,' washer 8, 035-03 THE rate for fiscal 1986-87 represents an over 10 percent. dryer. $300a monfh plus Vj increase of 4.28 mills over the Weiss and town Budget Analyst utlllfles. 643-6776. INVITATION TO BIO Horald ptioto by Bothaw Notice Is hereby given that current rate. It is based on a tax Robert Huestis released the the Eighth Utilities District collection rate of 98.5 percent and a budget and at a Municipal Building I ROOMS will receive sealed bids In the Grand List of $697,451,653. news conference this morning. Town Manager Robert Welsa makes a point in morning. His recommendation calls for general fund FOR RENT For Sale office of fhe Elghfh Utilities expenditures of $50,697,748 to be financed by a tax rate District, 32 M a in Street, M a n ­ "This recommended budget re­ In his budget message, Weiss expianation of his budget recommendation for the fiscai chester, Connecticut until 'WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER ” quires $33,726,277 from current told members of the Board of year that begins Juiy 1. Weiss released the budget of 48.76 milts. Ladles Only — Nice, quiet 7:00 P .M . on M a v 11,1986, tor taxes and an estimated $525,000 Directors that his recommenda­ room for senior citizen or 1 HOUSEHOLD Package Insurance Cover­ recommendation at a news conference In his office this age fo r 1986-87 ot which time from supplemental motor vehicle tions were designed to keep the working girl. References ] GOODS______olds will be publicly opened, taxes," Weiss said in the budget and security. Call otter same level of services the town read and recorded. message accompanying his now offers. He said he had taken 5:30pm, 644-0383. Specifications and bid forms CONTEST Used Refrigerators, proposal. may be secured at the Dis­ into consideration the growth Gentlemen Only — Cen­ Washers, Ranges — patchers office. Fire Depart­ The plan now goes to the Manchester is experiencing and tral location, kitchen priv­ clean, guaranteed, parts ment, 32 M a in Street, M o n ­ Manchester Board of Directors, requests made by department Many spending questions remain ileges, parking available. and service. Low prices. chester, Connecticut. The which will adopt a budget in early heads. Security arid references B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 right Is reserved to relect any May. Main Street, 643-2171. and all bids. STARTING "There are no surprises,” he told have to watch closely to see what to hold a "sharp pencil” and look required. 649-9227 or 569- The revenue to support the reporters at the news conference. Several town directors con­ Ferguson also said the Building 3528. THOMAS E. LANDERS, JR. tacted this morning promised happens in the General Assembly. Division needs the added inspec­ closely at what is being recom­ Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ IN S U R A N C E WE’8 ^ A V - spending plan would come from a Weiss said in the message that COMMISSIONER careful review of Town Manager Democratic Majority Leader tors Weiss has recommended. mended by the manager. The town Manchester. Completely trial freezer. $350. 649- combination of property taxes, his estimates of town revenues for EIGHTH UTILITIES a M A R C H 14thl fines, licenses, rents, and state and Robert Weiss's proposed budget of Stephen Penny said each request However, Ferguson said he ob­ is on its own because of the lack of furnished Including stove, 9012.______DISTRICT elVlNG WA 1986-87 are based on the state $50,097,748 for the fiscal year that for added personnel in the budget jected to the fact that no provision federal assistance to municipali­ refrldgerotor 8, linens. $50 017-03 federal grants. Weiss said in his grants that would come if the TV, 21" Black and white message that he had taken into begins July 1. is Justified, but "likB anybody else has been made for a housing code ties, he said. The federal revenue weekly plus2weekssecur­ Zenith portable. $45. Call NOTICE TO CREDITORS Legislature passes Gov. William who is short of funds, we will have inspector. With many rental prop­ sharing program is being phased ity. Call betweeen 5-9om. E S T A T E O F account the money Manchester Focusing on the revenue side of after 6pm, 646-4618.0 A. O'Neill's state spending plan. to set priorities.” out in the middle of the next fiscal 646-9832. B E R N A R D J. B E R U B E , would receive from the federal Last year, Weiss said, he could Weiss's budget recommendation, erties in town, housing inspection late of Manchester, The budget calls for 10 new year, which begins July 1. revenue sharing program, which is not speculate on how much money Democratic Director Kenneth is needed, he said. Excellent Coin Operated deceased f b e e ^ To Every 5th, 10th Tedford said the fate of Gov. positions. ' Tedford said he will be looking to DiRosa predicted that there I APARTMENTS washer. Great for apart­ The Hon. Donald F. Auch­ due to end in the middle of the the town would r ^ i v e from the would not be any cuts in education, ment house or home use. ter, Acting Judge, of the fiscal year, and from the newly William O'Neill’s proposed budget Director Thomas Ferguson, one the administration to Justify the 1 FOR RENT Court of Probate, District of state and did not Include the of three Republicans on the nine- which represents more than 60 $75. 649-4003.g______15th and 20th Caller... established state revenue sharing governor's recommendations in and the grants it provides for proposed increases in personnel Manchester at a hearing held Manchester will be key to what the member board, said he has not and the capital improvement percent of the entire General Fund Manchester — 5 room, 2 INVITATION TO BID 4817 on M a rc h 13, 1986 ordered program. his calculations. STUDENT AND that oil claims must be pre­ who speaks with our classified ad Board of Directors must do when it studied the budget in detail, but recommendations. budget. He said the public clearly bedroom apartment, heat Weiss said Manchester would If O'Neill's budget passes the INTERSCHOLASTIC sented to the fiduciary on or receive $316,000 from the state considers setting a budget for the agrees with the decision by Weiss Democratic Director Peter Di- wants an increase in the education and hot water Included. IN SU RA N C E 1888-87 before June 16, 1986, or be department between 8:30 a.m. Republican-controlled Legislature system and the directors will $625 a month. Available The Board of Educotlon, 110 barred os by law provided. program, designed to "substan­ town. not to cut the amount sought by the Rosa warned against overspend­ April 1st. Call 647-7602. Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ Mary Lou Taylor, Please turn to page 3 Tedford said the directors will Board of Education. ing and said Manchester will have probably follow along. ford, CT., will receive sealed Clerk and 5:00 p.m., Monday through tially offset” the town's loss of bids for "Student and In- The fiduciary Is: Manchester — One bed­ terscholastlc Insurance 1986- Edgar Berube Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ room Condo, desirable 87". Bid Information and spe- 50 Turnbull Rd. area, second floor. $450 clflcotlons ore available at M anchester, C T 06040 sified word ad for a maximum of monthly. 528-0776. the Business Office. Sealed 036-03 PZC mulls policy change on curbs, walks bids will be received until PLUS U.S. becomes 1 : X P .M . A p ril 25, 1986 at INVITATION TO BID six consecutive days. Manchester — Beautiful 5 which time they will be pub­ room, 2 bedroom apart­ licly opened and read aloud. Sealed bids will be received '. By Susan Vaughn on whether to allow waivers. used anywhere sidewalks might be^ the cost to the homeowner at a later ment In mint condition, The Boord of Education res­ In the office of the Director of needed. He said the town will never date. a net debtor (Senerol Services', 41 Center , Htrald Reporter The committee recommended that great location, extro erves the right to accept or relect any or all bids or the St., M onchester, C T until the PZC amend the subdivision regula­ have money for new sidewalks. "The committee believes that, on large rooms. Available right to waive technical for­ M a rc h 31, 1986 at 11:00 a.m. “3 ” A subcommittee of the Planning and tions to.permit waiving the installation "You’re creating a slush fund for new WASHINGTON (AP) - The United SUtes April 1st. $600 Includes malities If It Is In the best in­ for the following: Every 150th, 200th balance, it is better to pay now than pay miflered a record 9117.7 bllUon deOdt in the heat, hot water 8, garage. terest to do so. ^ Zoning Commission has recommended of curbs and sidewalks bn existing sidewalks and that's wrong,” PZC later.” the subcommittee said in its REPAIR, RENOVATIONS 8. member William Bayer said. He and broadest meaaiire of iU foreicn trade lest year Singles welcome! Call RIchord A. Huot ADDITIONS TO OUTSIDE '« that developers either install sidewalks streets upon the recommendation of the report. Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. Director RACQUETBALL COURTS - and 300th Caller... p.' and curbs while they are in the process town engineer. fellow member Thomas Ryan said the as the cottutiy becanie a net debtor for the first Business Services CHARTER OAK PARK ^ ' of construction or make cash payments commission should allow waivers for The committee report said it is time in 71 years, .,the (ovemment reported 031-03 The Town of Manchester Is will receive a grand prize of Commission member Marion Tag­ an equal opportunity em­ at the time of development. isolated lots where it is certain that preferable to pass along the cost to the today. TOWN OF MANCHESTER gart. who served on the committee, said ployer, and requires an affir­ she thought the committee had solved sidewalks will never be built. buyer of the property so that it could be The Commerce Department reported that LEGAL NOTICE mative octlon policy for all of Dinner for Two at one of the The recommendation would remove included in a monthly mortgage pay­ Its Contractors and Vendors the deferment dilemma with the Town Planner Mark Pellegrini said .the deficit on the country’s current account for The Zoning Board of Apoeols will hold oubllc hearings on the PZC's deferment option from the ment rather than force the buyer to pay as a condition of doing busi­ following restaurants of their town code and replace it with a recommendations. She said she favored that the question of whether the reserve 199S was t.6 percent above the previous record Monday, Morch 24, 1966 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, ness with the Town, as per Lincoln Center, 494 M oln Street, Manchester, CT to hear and the proposal to create a reserve fund out in a lump sum later. dofidt of 9197.4 billion in 1994. Federal Order 11246. choice: determination by the town engineer and fund could be spent somewhere besides consider the tollowlng oetltlons: an appeal to the public works director of money paid by the developer at the the site of the development that In addition to Gates and Taggart, The currait account is the broadest measure ITEM I GAETANO PRIOLI - Request variance at Article The U.S. Dept, of the Interior time of construction. The money would commission member Leo Kwash was of ths country’s iidemationai transactions NO. 1112 II,Sectlan5.01.01 tooermltuslngthethlrdtloartor Is participating In this pro- as to whether installation or cash contributed was not a legal question, habitable area In conlunctlon with the second lect, therefore oil federal • PIANO’S • WONGS payment is preferred. be earmarked only for the later but a policy question. He said that dther on the subcommittee, but was not because it measurac not oniy trade in floor dw elling unit - 41-43 M a d iso n Street - R esi­ woge rates, state woge rates But upon hearing the committee's installation of sidewalks or curbs on the towns such as South Windsor have such present Monday night. Also on the merchandlae but also in services, mainly dence Zone B. and the Davis Bacon Act pro­ • THE ADAMS MILL visions regarding ontl-dls- report at a PZC meeting Monday night, specific property for which it was paid, a fund. committee were Town Manager Robert ftneifn investment flosvs betvreen countriee. IT E M 2 L U C Y F A L K - Request variance of Article 11, Sec- crlmlnotlon and equal oppor­ members of the commission could not she said. The subcommittee concluded in its B. Weiss, Public Works Director NO. 1123 tion 4.01.01 to reduce the easterly side yard to ao- tunity etc. must apply to this • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN Up until 1999, the country enjoyed a surplus oroxlm ate ly 5.0 feet (10 feet reaulredl to oerm lt contract. agree on how to handle the sidewalk But PZC Vice Chairman Ronald report that allowing deferment of the George A. Kandra and Town Engineer in the current account because American the construction of an attached garage - 37 Carol Gates argued that the money could be Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ reserve fund that would be created or sidewalks and curbs only passes along Walter J. Senkow. invastment earnings overseas were enough to Drive - Residence A Zone. cations are available at the ITEM 3 JOHN AND BERNICE RIEG - Request variances General Services' Office, 41 cover deftdts in ntcrchandise trade. NO. 1114 at A rticle II, Section 3.01 to e re cta garage addltlon Center Street, Monchester, However, the country’s ' soaring trade to an existing detached garage tor use by Shady Connecticut. In order to qualify, simply call and deficits have pwamped the small investment Glen Dairy Bar, Inc. and to reduce the front yard to approximately 34 feet (40 feet required) to erect o TOWN OF MANCHESTER speak with one of our classified TODAY’S HERALD aurphnes in rsoent years. CONNECTICUT State will seek ‘stay’ vestibule addition to an existing building having o For 1199, the surplus in Investmenteamings nonconforming business use - 831 Middle Turnpike ROBERT B. WEISS, Call Now representatives, to learn if you East - Residence Zone AA. GENERAL MANAGER totaled 9B1.4 billion, a slight improvement ITEM 4 MICHAEL W. DZEN - Request variance of Article 0 3 M » are a LUCKY WINNER. from 1994. But Uw merchandise trade defidt NO. 1115 II, Section 16.12.01 to reduce the front yard on Re­ Inlunctlon sought In d e x last yeffir tetalad 9194.9 billion, ap 9.9 pwrcent gent Street to qpproxlmatev 5 feet (40 feet re­ of open-primary ruling Incrsaas over 1994. quired) to permit the construction of a 40 ft. x 50 ft. NEED HELP? : A request for an injunction that 20 pages, 2 sections building -104 Hllllord Street - Industrial Zone. and Win! The ebaring merchandise trade defidt and would stop the acquisition of A H vIrA 14 printed and moderators and voting machine ITEM 5 $T. BRIDGET CHURCH - Request Special Excep- property in the path of the planned HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. William A. 914.9 biUton in tranafer payments such as FAST? 1R officials are trained. NO. 1114 tIon In accardance with Article II, Section 5.02.03 Route 6 expressway was filed in p iiftinA ee O'Neill said today the state would seek a fordgn aid swamped the 991.4 UlUon inveet- and Section 6.02.04 to perm it church bazaar tram niAAftifiAH i R - o n delay in the effective date of a court ruling June 16,1986 to June 21,1986; and request variance Advertise with U.S. District Court in Hartford She said, however, that her office would ment aniphu to give the country the 9117.7 of Article IV, Section 8.01 to sell beer at church ba­ CONTEST DATES today, according to the attorney a allowing Connecticut Republicans to open begin working on the matter in case the haUea dsrrsnt aeeount doOdt for the yser. zaar from June 16,1986 to June 21,1986, within 1,000 R, 7, i n some primaries this year to unafflliated feet of another liquor outlet, within 200 feet of a representing a citizens’ group nnnnAfttlfiUt ei request for a delay is (tented. ; This Mg defidt wiped out the small 999.2 The Herald 643-2711 FntArtAlnmAnt 14 voters. church and schaol and In a residence zone - north­ — opposed to the highway. Story on MlUsashiphMAmarieshadatthaaadefUMin MARCH 14th 3l8t "It's a question of whether the party has west corner of Main and Woodland Streets • Resi­ page 4. F n n ifK 11 At issue is a suit now pending before the.. ttaavsraeaainvsatmsnis, pushing tha country dence Zone B and Residence Zone C. and get the right to do this or does state law govern,” NON-COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. 1 rtra l OAtAre .1.4, i n U.S. Supreme Court, originally filed by into the status of net dahtor for the Orst time IT E M 6 R A Y M O N D F. D A M A T O - Request variance of Ar- ONLY IN THE O'Neill said after a brief meeting with Connecticut Republicans seeking to hold 9 ND. 1117 tide II, Section 7.05.05(a) to oermlt Issuance at 1 n ttA ry Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman and open primaries. The high court this month stooe 1914, Certiflcotes of Occupancy tor more than 80% of re­ FAST Clouds, sun, tnen rain n h lt iiA F lM in Simply stated, that means that forcignen sidential building units prior to the completion of Secretary of the State Julia H. Tashjian, refused to grant an early hearing of the case O p ln ln p « owned more United Stetea investments thsa site londscoping-179-183Oakland Street - Planned RESULTS! Becoming cloudy tonight with a who administers state election laws. and that refusal could pave the way for open Residence Development Zone. chance of rain late at night and p A n p l# 9 "I believe state election law has to GOP primaries in September, since the case Americans own in foreign investments. At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written lows in the mid 30s. Cloudy f^portA 1R -1 7 govern,” the governor added. now can't be heard until October. Some economists have warned that the communications received. Copies of these petitions have Manchester TAlAvipi^^n 14 been filed In the Planning Office and may be Inspected dur­ Wednesday with an 80 percent Tabigiun said opening this year's GOP The right of the Republicans to open some ooiHMrjr’s fotdgn debt could riee to 9999MiUott ing office hours. H erald chknce of rain and highs in the 50s. U R / W o rld o primaries would be “an administrative of their primaries has been affirmed by beCm U hagiaa to taper off. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Details on page 2. W e a th e r 2 nightmare” as separate sets of ballots are federal courts in Hartford and New York. EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY Dated at Manchester, CT this 17th day of Morch, 1986. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 UlanrhpHtrr Hrralii oiBin