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BOLTON FOCUS CONNECTICUT WEATHER Bolton candidates Statue makes fine House, Senate GOP Clouding up tonight; spar during forum New York City trip differ on tax cuts no change Saturday ... page 4 ... page 9 ... page 17 ... page 2 iianrhratpr Mrralh Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, April 19, 1985 — Single copy: 25 By William Harwood Television views of the fl.2 but unsuccesslul — satellite rescue Landing originally was planned a very tough act to tollow, " human testing. United Press International billion shuttle after landing effort using improvised "fly swat for Wednesday but the flight was Challenger commander Robert The dramatic attempt to rescue showed a jagged chunk torn out of ter" tools. extended two days for the crew’s Overmyer said Thursday after a the stranded Syncom communica CAPE CANAVEHAL, Fla. - a control flap at the edge of the left valiant but futile attempt to practice countdown. tions satellite, which included an The shuttle Discovery and its wing. It was not known if the Dropping like a rock at a steep activate the helpless Syncom com angle, Bobko pulled Discovery’s Along with acting as a congres unscheduled spacewalk and orbi seven-member crew glided to a damage would have an impact on munications satellite, lEft drifting tal rendezvous, demonstrated an nose up gracefully and the power sional observer, Garn conducted a safe landing today, blowing a Discovery's next launch, now set in a useless orbit. improvisational space capability less spaceliner’s landing gear series of experiments throughout landing-gear tire in the process. A for around June 12. Touchdown today came one orbit no other nation can match. jagged rip was found in the Garn, the 52-year-old chairman settled on the Kennedy Space — about 94 minutes — late because Discovery’s mission to probe the The satellite, owned by Hughes heat-shield tiles of the ship's left of the subcommittee that oversees Center shuttle runway at 8; 53 a m. of cipuds over the Kennedy Space causes of space sickness, a nau After knifing back into the Communications fnc. and insured wing flap. NASA's budget, gripped both hand Center and the threat of rain, seating malady he fell victim to for about $85 million, was launched For commander Karol Bobko, rails of the steps leading from atmosphere over the Pacific which could havedamagedthe$1.2 early in the mission. Ocean, Discovery shot high across from the shuttle Saturday follow co-pilot Donald Williams and crew Discovery's flight deck and was billion shuttle’s fragile heat-shield But Garn said Thursday he 9 Baja California, Texas and south ing last Friday's successful de members Rhea Seddon, Jeffrey helped into the waiting "astrovan” tiles during the high-speed dash quickly recovered and: "If I were ployment of a Canadian relay Hoffman, David Griggs, McDon where he was joined by his ern Louisiana before arcing over home. about 10 years younger. I’d choose the Gulf of Mexico for final nell Douglas engineer Charles crewmates. Garn, the first public official to being a working a.stronaut over station. approach to the Florida But the Hughes satellite, the Walker and Sen. Jake Garn, The lawmaker grinned broadly fly in space, was on board being a senator so fast it would shuttleport. third in a series of four leased by R-Ulah, the landing at 8:53 a m. and waved to ground crews, but the Discovery as a congressional make your head swim." the Navy, malfunctioned and ended a dramatic weeklong space astronauts passed up a traditional Heralded by twin sonic booms, observer in his capacity as chair Walker was on board to operate a failed to turn on. adventure. stroll around the spaceship and Bobko and Williams deftly maneu man of the subcommittee that medicine processor in an ambi One of two 44-inch tires on the quickly left the scene for the short vered the winged spaceship into a oversees NASA's budget. tious commercial hid to develop a In a bold attempt to activte the ship’s right landing gear blew ride back to crew quarters at the sharp bank out over the Atlantic Three and a half miles from the new life-saving drug utilizing the craft, the astronauts carried out an during the touchdown and the Kennedy Space Center. Ocean to line the shuttle up for its runway. Discovery’s sistership. weightless environment of space. improvised salvage plan that second was damaged, with no "The swat team is hom e!" said final glide path to the runway. Challenger, stood ready for blas The top-secret hormone pro included a spacewalk Tuesday by apparent effect on the otherwise Brian Welch in mission control Ground crews reported that a toff in just 10 days on a weeklong duced during Discovery’s flight Hoffman and Griggs to install picture-perfect landing, which when Discovery touched down, tire on the right landing gear Spacelab science expedition. will be analyzed for the beginning homemade "fly swatter" snares capped a 2.8-million-mile voyage. referring to the crew’s dramatic — apparently blew on touchdown. "I'll tell you, they're going to be of clinical trials with animals and on Discovery’s robot arm. History museum State won’t open soon taking By Kathy Garmus "They just simply can't get people Herald Reporter to help them out." Leonard said efforts to open the 291 land Plans to open a museum of local Cedar Street museum have also A history this spring have been been plagued by a lack of money The town will appeal the price abandoned by the Manchester and by vandalism at the building. set for land off Tolland Turnpike Historical Society because of a Leonard said she did not know how that the state plans to take by lack of volunteers and money, the much money would be needed to eminent domain for construction co-chairmen of the society's Mu complete the museum. of Interstate 291, General Manager seum Committee said today. Robert Weiss said today. A fund-raising committee has Co-chairman Herbert Bengtson The state decided to condemn been formed f c t has not yet begun said the museum probably could the land after the town refused an a public fund-raising drive, she not be opened until the fall at the offer of $86,200 for it. P said. Leonard said the drive would earliest. Historical society The slate Department of Trans probably begin soon because of members said lal e last year that at portation needs the property for proposed changes in the tax laws least part of the museum could be construction of Interstate 291 that would remove some of the ready to open as early as this through the north end of incentives people now have to spring. Manchester. contribute to charitable causes. The state proposed the $86,200 But Bengtson and committee "W e’re going to have to make Co-chairman Marion Leonard said price for a 4.15-acre parcel at our move now,” she said. the society has been unable to find Tolland Turnpike and Chapel Road The group also plans to look into enough volunteers to help prepare near the Buckland Industrial grants that might be available for the old Lutz Children's Museum on Park, James Lewis, director of the museum, she said. rights of way for the DOT, said Cedar Street in which the museum would be located. The museum would be the first of Thursday. "We need not only manual labor, its kind in Manchester. But because the town rejected but we need an architect who can Among the items to be displayed the offer, the state will proceed to develop plans and specifications,” at the museum are old advertising take the properly by eminent Leonard said. materials, clothing items made at domain, Lewis said. The money One architect ha.s' volunteered the Cheney Brothers mills, a will be deposited with the clerk of some of his time, but has not collection of guns and agricultural the Superior Court and the town is free to take the money or file an committed himself to the project, instruments, old military uni Leonard said. The society also forms, newspaper clippings, a appeal of the offer within six months, Lewis explained. needs skilled volunteers such as postcard collection and a collec electricians and unskilled volun tion of books, including some Weiss said that the town felt the offer was less than half of what an teers to staff the museum, she said. written by Manchester residents. Finding unskilled volunteers is a Historical Society members have appraisal indicated it was worth. problem facing many historical said. Weiss said he has discussed the matter with the town attorney. society museums because the pool The recent troubles encountered of volunteers traditionally relied by society members working on If the town decides to appeal the offer, a hearing would be con on — housewives — has diminished the museum have not lessened ducted by a state referee from the as more women have gone to work, their resolve to open the museum, Judicial Department, Lewis said. she said. Leonard said. "I've noticed that they've had "We have all kinds of things The referee would hear testimony the frustrations we’ve had," Leo against us, but we’re plodding and appraisals from both the town nard said of other museums. along,” she said. and the state before deciding if the Herald photo by Pinto offer was equitable. The state acquires title to the On the way property when it begins the con demnation process, Lewis said. Reagan team gives The four-acre parcel is the only Leanne Adams of Gerard Street marks teachers for a historical field trip property tnat the state has ac quired from the town in connection her luggage with ribbons for easy through parts of Europe as an extension with the 1-291 project, Lewis said. identification at airports in Paris, Rome, of a Western Civilization course. Other town property recently biessing to aid pian Accompanying the students weresocial acquired by the stale in the Florence and Pisa during the next 10 aside $5 million for refugee assist Buckland Industrial Park area has By E. Michael Myers days. The sophomore at Manchester studies teachers Bill Brindamour, Helen United Press Internaflanal ance in Central America and been in conjunction with the High School departed from the school Jette and Kathy Cerrina. widening of Interstate 84, Lewis another $9 million could be ear WASHINGTON - President marked to ensure verification of a Thursday with 25 other students and said. Reagan, yielding to the reality of possible regional peace plan for virtual congressional defeat, has Central America being devised by agreed lo a compromise that would Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Wiesei does accept medai 9 put the catch on the "lethal Mexico. trigger" of his $14 million request That plan endorses the four for Nicuraguaii rebels. nations' Contadora peace process, The White House signaled agree which Reagan has sought, but ment late Thursday to a proposal, Historian chides Reagan on visit ignores the rebels that House crafted by Senate Republican Speaker Thomas O'Neill calls leaders, that eliminates a key "butchers." Bv Ira R. Allen sei said, "The question was not compare even them with the comments earlier in the day controversial elcmenl of Reagan's Although the compromise United Press International whether to accept (the medal).... I victims in the concentration "equating the deaths of Nazi initial proposal — converting the Thursday marked a sharp retreat couldn't but accept with gratitude. camps shows to me a total lack of soldiers who fought for Hitler with $14 million from humanitarian aid WASHINGTON - Holocaust his ... The question was whether to knowledge or understanding. But by Reagan, who has argued over the victims who were murdered by into military assistance for the torian Elie Wiesei said today he accept it at this time.” perhaps he doesn't really ... he did Hitler in concentration camps.” the last two weeks for "an Contra rebels if peace talks incentive" to make the Sandinistas will go to the White House and Wiesei added, "I have decided to not express his real thoughts." "W e were shocked to learn that a between the Contras and the leftist negotiate, a senior administration accept a congressional gold medal accept the invitation of the presi A spokeswoman said Wiesei, a president of the United States Sandinista government of Nicara official said the White House from President Reagan, despite dent of the United States." survivor of the death camp at could utter such a distortion of gua falter. recognizes the political realities. the president's comparing the "My understanding of the presi Auschvitz, met with several what took place during the Holo- Under the deal. Congress would deaths of Hitler's soldiers with the dent is he is now in a very difficult members of Congress late Thurs Please turn to page 8 provide the money but bar the use "There's a real situation here; victims of Nazi extermination. situation, diplomatically, politi day to discuss the issue because, of any funds for military help. What agreement can we come to?" In the most dramatic turn in an cally,” Wiesei said. “ It isn't actually a gift of the White House officials said. As a the official said. "Tfwecan come to emotional week that summoned up In a second interview on "The president. The president is acting face-saving concession lo Reagan, this agreement that expresses the painful memories of the CBS Morning News,” Wiesei said for Congress. And clearly, Con Inside Today the language also would reaffirm support for the resistance forces Holocaust, Wiesei, the chairman if he could not understand Reagan gress is not implicated at all.” support for his peace efforts in the and for our policy there, it’s not the U.S. Holocaust Memorial comparing Jewish deaths with Congress voted a year ago to region, the officials said. what we wanted, but we can buy Council, said late Thursday he those of Nazi soldiers. award the gold medal to recognize 20 pages, 2 sections But the compromise faced an that." might not accept the medal be ‘ T am in total disagreement with Wiesel's work in advancing human uncertain fate. A proposal offered The core of congressional oppo cause of Reagan's statements and him,” Wiesei said. "Such an rights and for his contribution to A H u lra — 13 Obituaries. __ 10 today by Democratic Reps. Mi sition was around the potential his decision to visit a West German analogy is beyond the vocabulary literature. Aret towns. 4 Opinion — __ e chael Barnes of Maryland and Lee military aid, the “ lethal trigger” cemetery containing Nazi war that I have learned.” Wiesel's possible refusal came 16-19 Peopletalk. ___ 2 Hamilton of Indiana could change that Republican congressional dead. Com ics. _ 6 Sports— . 14-16 "... The very young soldiers who as the council sent a blistering Entertainmsnt. — 10 Television . ___12 the form in which any aid is given. leaders repeatedly warned the But today on the ABC “ Good became soldiers in Germany did telegram to Reagan late Thursday Lottery _ 2 Weather — ^ 2 Barnes said the proposal sets White House must be removed. Morning America" program, Wie not become victimizers. But to denouncing the president for his MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 19. 1985 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 19, 19B5 Jackson urges ‘moral’ action Mayors to fight cuts Science center teacher explains programs to new group in Ethiopia and elsewhere in soaring national deficit. HARTFORD (UPl) - The Rev. alcohol abuse cannot be strong HARTFORD (UPl) - Black Africa, apartheid that denies citi Some 500 black municipal lead “ I LIKE TO SEE THEM manip fourth through sixth grade, six who attends the center, and that Jesse Jackson told Trinity College enough to meet the challenge mayors lashed out at proposed By BUI YInglIng The Board of Directors is now mountaintop home in an aban zenship to 21 million non-whites in ers are attending the conference's through ninth grade, and ninth she is happy with what her students that the 29 million white before them. federal budget cuts and South Herald Reporter scrutinizing the $24.6 million prop doned U.S. missile base, offers ulate things," she said. "And South Africa, and the 41 million llth annual convention, including daughter learns. Americans who live in poverty is Jackson, in Connecticut for the Africa’s apartheid policy while osal, which General Manager programs for students from kin everything we do at the center is through 12th grade. poor in the United States more than 100 mayors, federal, She recommended that Man "the best kept secret in America. National Conference of Black Parents who urged school offi Robert B. Weiss has recommended dergarten through the university based on that idea." In addition to the gifted pro acknowledging blacks still must state and local officials and three "Whetherblack, whiteorbrown, Mayors, chose to speak at Trinity Part of the mountain-top com gram, the center also conducts chester schools take advantage of "Our generation must choose the convince more whites to vote for visiting'mayors from China. cials to add funds to programs for not be cut. level, she said. hunger hurts." said Jackson, who after learning he could not address the programs offered at the center. better minds over the guided qualified minorities. Host Mayor Thirman Milner of gifted students in the Board of Tuesday night seven members of The programs focus on the plex, she said, is the Talcott programs for individual schools or unsuccessfully sought the Demo Hartford high schooi students Marion Barry, president of the " I think it would be good if they missile... negotiation over fight Hartford, the only black mayor In Education’s proposed 1985-86 the parents’ group met at Bowers physical sciences such as astron Mountain Academy of Science and school systems, Egan said. cratic presidential nomination in because public schools were closed could come into the classroom," ing," he said. National Conference of Black New England, said the convention budget say they plan to continue School and heard a presentation omy, geology, meteorology and Mathematics. The academy is She said that the educators at the 1984. for the spring break. Mayors, predicted medium and Jackson called starvation in would "undoubtedly" pass a reso supporting their cause. from a representative of the ecology, she said. home to the center’s gifted center can tailor a program she said. Something must be put together He said students in the South in small cities would go from Africa the "hunger holocaust" that lution condemning the proposed Talcott Mountain Science Center But what makes the center programs. designed for any specific need. "between the urban poor and the the 1950s and 1960s heard the call of "m eager resources to no resour A new group called Supporting "could very well wipe out 100 cuts. In the academy, students of Mollie Braun, a parent with a rural farm er," he said. "L e t those their day and opened doors for the ces" if cuts in social programs Parents for Quality Education has in Avon. unique, she said, is the hands-on million people in our lifetim e." Milner, 51, New England’s only first-grader in town schools, said farmers put gain in those silos and present generation, but this gener proposed by President Reagan are formed and plans to hold monthly method of learning promoted by different ages who demonstrate THE CENTER’S TEACHERS black mayor, also announced his that a program arranged through not missiles and feed the hungry of ation must go through those doors "W e must be a generation that meetings which will feature speak KATHY EGAN, a general the center’s teachers. exceptional intellectual ability at can either go into a school and accepted by Congress. intention to seek a third, two-year Am erica." with the kind of effort that makes science teacher at the center, told A slide presentation presented tend school every day and receive conduct workshops on science the center would benefit all takes on the Peace Corp spirit" Barry, mayor of Washington, term as head of Connecticut’s ers who will focus on the needs of In a speech that touched upon a opening those doors w.orth while. instruction in all academic areas, education for teachers and admin students. and helps the starving in South D.C., told a news conference capital city. He disclosed his gifted and talented students. the parents that the center offers Thursday showed students of all wide range of topics. Jackson "A ll of us can be great because Africa. "Any kid would gain some Thursday that the majority of the intention in his welcoming address But members of the group say programs to students of average ages digging for rocks, program as well as intense instruction in the istrators or they can go directly lashed out at drug abuse as "a all of us can serve." he said. "The nation’s 287 black mayors govern thing." she said. call of convenience leads to col While it is bad that South Africa Thursday and would officially they are Interested in developing learning ability, as well us to ming computers and, with the aid sciences, she said. into the classroom and teach the moral crisis that cuts at the core of small and medium-sized cities, The parents said they would lapse and the call of sacrifice leads perpetuates apartheid in 1985, the annouce his candidacy next programs that will benefit all students who are gifted learners. of giant telescopes, probing the sky For example, she said, a pro students, she said. our character." "and they’re the hardest hit. ” United State provides the market, month. students. Established in 1967, the center is for stars. gram called "Discovery" is de In some instances, she said, encourage school officials to take He said, "E very generation has to greatness." He suggested the defense budget The moral imperative of today the investments and the credibility Of the nation’s 500,000 elected signed for preschool children, ages educators at the center have advantage of the center. But they a duty to address the moral JESSE JACKSON "ought to take its fair share" of the The parents were instrumental a non-profit educational and re Egan, who has two children in he said is the need to do something that is the "backbone" of apar officials, only 1 percent are black. said it would probably be more imperative of its day," but those . .‘drugs are threat' cuts needed to bring down the in getting school officials to include search facility which serves nearly the Manchester public schools, four and five. prepared entire science curricu- who are maddened by drug and about the arms race, the starving theid. he said. $41,000 in added funding fur gifted 100 towns in Connecticut, Egan said she thinks the hands-on Other programs at the academy lums for schools. convenient for a local parent- programs in the school budget for said. method is the most effective, are designed for students in Parent Joanna Santamaria said teachers organization to sponsor The center, which makes its especially for learning science. kindergarten through third grade, she has a daughter in third grade any such activity. Weather the fiscal year which starts July 1. Peopletalk Backing for mall Today’s forecast Manchester Connecticut, Massachusetts Those fab and Rhode Island: Today: be In Brief is not universal SO’s guys coming cloudy with a chance of showers in the west this after Good police turnout expected Bv Kathy Garmus Rock stars of the 1950’s, noon. High tem perature from the Herald Reporter from left to right, Fabian, Police are expecting an especially large 50s in the east to the mid 60s in the number of applications for three police positions, Frankie Avalon and Town officials should not place all of their support southwest. Tonight: cloudy with the department’s community relations officer Bobby Rydell, appear for behind a shopping mall in the Buckland area being rain likely. Low in the 40s. said this week at a meeting of the Human the first time on stage planned by New York developer John Finguerra, 9 Saturday: cloudy but becoming together as they perform Relations Commission Republican town Director Donna R. Mercier said partly sunny in the northeast Officer Larry Wilson said at least 300 people during opening night of Thursday. during the afternoon. High were expected to show up for a May 4 agility test "Philadelphia's Royalty Instead, officials should continue talking with rival — the first step in weeding out unqualified of Rock Day” at the tem perature from around 55 to developers from Bloomfield and Indianapolis, who applicants. Valley Forge, Pa., Music 65. plan to build to build a mall and office complex in "W e ’re going to be looking at an awful lot of Fair Thursday. The three, Maine; Becoming partly Buckland on 93 acres straddling the Manchester- people," he said. who rose to stardom dur sunny today. Highs in the upper South Windsor town line, she said. The closing date for applications is April 26. ing the early days of rock 40s and 50s. Fair north and east "W e ’re turning our backs on another viable and roll, all grew up in and scattered showers southwest project," Mercier said. "W e have rolled out the red Philadelphia. tonight. Lows in the 20s to mid Tis the season for sweeping carpet to one developer." 30s. Becoming mostly sunny Finguerra’s plans have received the backing of Saturday. Highs 50 to 60. The Highway Department will continue to town General Manager Robert B. Weiss, the Greater UPl photo New Hampshire; Becoming sweep town streets next week and asks residents Manchester Chamber of Commerce and the town’s partly sunny today. Highs 45 to 50 Today: partly sunny then becoming cloudy with a 30 percent chance of areas slated for sweeping to clear gutters of Board of Directors, all of whom are eager to see that garbage and sweep sidewalks. north and 50 to 60 south. Fair of showers this afternoon. High temperature around 60. Wind variable Manchester gets the most tax benefits for the services The areas to be swept next week include the north and scattered showers becoming light northerly. Tonight: cloudy with a60 percent chance of it will need to provide either mall. area east of Woodbridge Street to the Vernon rain. Low In the 40s. Wind light northerly.Saturday: mostly cloudy. Manchester officials have complained that the south tonight. Lows in the 20s to Town line from south of Lydall Street to north of Roosevelt’s old deal Humor and homosexuals mid 30s. Becoming mostly sunny High around 60. Sunday partly sunny 60s. Today’s weather picture greatest tax-producing parts of the Winchester Middle Turnpike East. project would be on the South Windsor side of the line. A new biography says Franklin Roosevelt had a Eddie Murphy and homosexuals resumed their Saturday. Highs 50 to 60. was drawn by Emily Gray. 9. of 47 Spruce St., a fourth grader at But Mercier said that by throwing their support serious teenage romance with a Boston socialite battle at Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., Vermont; Mostly cloudy to Cornerstone Christian School. solely behind Finguerra. town officials may be giving who turned down his marriage proposal, as well Wednesday night. About 75 gays and iesbians day. Showers likely this after 1-84 delays expected up any future bargaining position with the Winchester as a few of his overly amorous passes. picketed outside his sold-out performance, noon or this evening, chance of a The eastbound lanes of Interstate 84 near exit 92 developers, Bronson t i Hutensky of Bloomfield and Geoffrey C. Ward, author of “ Before the chanting, "You can sit and laugh all day if you’re thunderstorm south. Highs 45 will be closed for several hours Sunday while Trumpet: YoungFranklinRoosevelt, " says Alice not one of his prey." Melvin Simon It Co. of Indianapolis. north to 60 south. A chance of contractors work on a new bridge to carry West "This is a contest." she said. “ 1 think we have to Sohler turned down a 20-year-old Roosevelt's Murphy explained his repertoire of homosexual showers tonight. Lows in the 40s. Middle Turnpike over the highway, a state offer because he wanted six children and her jokes by saying, " I ’m not anti-anything. I ’m just leave ourselves open to negotiation." A m ix of clouds and sun Satur Department of Transportation spokeswoman Weiss, while he would not respond to Mercier’s doctor had said that bearing children would be pro-humor. I just tell jokes. You (the protesters) A day. Chance of a few more said Thursday. risky for her. wouldn’t think I was funny because you’re homos. comments, said today that the Winchester developers showers south. Highs'55 to 65. During the work, eastbound motorists will be do not appear interested in giving Manchester a " I did not wish to be a cow," Sohier. who was 17 I make jokes about everybody” rerouted into the westbound lanes, where Herald photo by Pinto at the time of proposal, told a friend years later. Murphy mocked a request from the school’s bigger share of the tax benefits that would come from Extended outlook two-way traffic will be maintained during the the mall. "In a day and age when well brought-up young lesbian and gay coalition, who had asked him to work. The traffic will be separated by cones and men were expected to keep their hands off the turn over what they thought was his $60,000 During the first of two meetings earlier in the year Opening day Saturday Extended outlook for New speeds will be reduced in the area during with the Winchester developers, Weiss said he was persons of young ladies, Franklin had to be performance fee to the Boston AIDS Committee. England Sunday through construction, the spokeswoman said. slapped hard," Sohier is quoted as saying. ”Ha, ” he said. "Besides, it’s $50,000” A told that Manchester would get more than just a Tuesday: The work is expected to begin at 5 a.m. Sunday^ parking lot and several office buildings on its side of Everything is ready, except perhaps the he will use. His tackle box is perfectly The book said Roosevelt began seeing his spokesman for the school programming board, Connecticut, Massachusetts and end around noon. However, the operation will fish. Larry Spencer of East Middle organized and he is no doubt vowing eventual wife Eleanor just weeks after he last which scheduled Murphy’s appearance, said the the town line. P and Rhode Island: Partly be repeated each Sunday for the next several saw Sohier, "They said ’You’re going to get all sorts of other Turnpike is eager for the crack of dawn once again to keep it that way for the university ’’is an open community, and certainly cloudy. High temperatures from weeks, the spokeswoman said. anyone within the community is free to make a things that will equalize the taxes,"’ he said. the 50s to mid 60s Sunday. Saturday. He’s making his final (until he entire season, personal statement. ” But Weiss said he saw no evidence that the Warming during the period with Voters can sign up developers would change their original plans. changes his mind) selection of the lures highs Tuesday ranging from Mercier was also critical of what she said was a lack around 60 along the east coast to The registrars of voters will hold a session in of solid information provided town directors on The art of endowment the upper 70s in the west. Low the mall at the Manchester Parkade Saturday Finguerra’s proposal. A hunch on the punch temperatures in the 40s and 50s. from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to register voters. Finguerra and his three partners announced plans President Reagan, whose administration has Satellite view At the session the registrars and assistants will for the development in January and submitted a Not only does middleweight boxing champ Vermont: Fair through the cut federal funds for the National Endowment of register voters for Manchester or any other town general plan to town planning and zoning officials this Marvelous Marvin Hagler have a good right, he’s period. Highs 55 to 65, lows Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows Arts, named 10 artists and patrons and one in Connecticut, accept changes of address for week. At the time, Finguerra said he had no intention clairvoyant. Hagler taped a commercial for around 40. WHO HAS THE severe thunderstorms over the northern Great Lakes with weaker corporation to receive the first annual National voters in Manchester, and accept changes in of building housing shown on the plan to conform with Pizza Hut last January, just before his big fight New Hampshire and Maine: Medal of Arts next week. The ceremonies April 23 scattered showers extending southeastward across Pennsylvania party affiliation. requirements of the Comprehensive Urban Develop with Thomas “ Hit Man” Hearns was set. Fair through the period. Lows 25 will coincide with the 20th anniversary of the along a stationary front. More thundershowers are scattered over the ment zone in which the mall would be built. endowment. Ad-libbing his lines, Hagler was probably to 35 north and 35 to 45 south. central U.S. from New Mexico to Minnesota. More clouds containing The honorees are composer Elliot Carter, a thinking ahead when he put down his pizza, Highs in the 50s north and 60s to rain showers and even some snow extend from Colorado and BIGGEST SELECTION OF two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for music; smiled and said; " I wonder what you-know-whois low 70s south. Wyoming across the Rockies to Oregon and Washington. "Invisible Man” author Ralph Ellison: actor Jose having for dinner tonight ... probably soup.” Ferrer; choreographer Martha Graham: sculp Hagler had a third-round technical knockout Across the nation Fire Calls 300029 77 29 29 tor Louise Nevelson: opera star Leontyne Price: over Hearns Monday night in Las Vegas and a few Showers and thunderstorms hours later the commercial was on the air. The Southwestern artist Georgia O’Keefe: Dorothy will be scattered across the PANTS IN THE AHEA? commercial list’s Hagler’s favorite food as ------643-5692 Chandler, the force behind the Music Center of Plains and from the upper "anything he wants.” Sunday, 8:03 p.m. — medical Ill'/z Center Street, Manchester^ Los Angeles; Lincoln KIrstein, who established Mississippi valley across the 30 24 the New York City Ballet; Paul Mellon, who was c a ll, 99 R id ge St. (Tow n. Great Lakes to the central TnM4ay-S«tHr4«y 14-S:S0: Tbari. 'ill 9 pm instrumental in creating the National Gallery of Paramedics). Appalachians. Showers, with Art; and Alice Tully, a big contributor to Lincoln Sunday, 8:33 p.m. — medical REGAL'S, OF COURSE... Center. snow in the mountains, will occur call, 106 New Slate Road (Town, Also named was Hallmark Cards Inc. of Kansas from the northern two- thirds of Paramedics). City, Mo., which has sponsored television Quote of the day the Pacific coast across much of Sunday. 8:40 p.m. — mattress Spring Jackets! specials that have won 49 Emmy awards. Christopher Matthews, an aide to House the Plateau and the northern (ire, 67 Wadsworth St. (Town). Speaker Thomas O’Neill, responding to President Rockies. Monday, 6:47 a.m. — motor -AND ON SALE NOW! Reagan’s comment that scheduling an early Winds will be strong and gusty vehicle accident. 143 S. Main St. House vote on aid to Nicaraguan rebels is across Nevada and northwest (Town, Paramedics). Our toasty quilted Jacket Monday, 8:29 a.m. — fuel "immoral; ’’ Texas. Highs will be in the 50s In prints and solids, washdown. South Main and Lewis Now you know "According to the new Reagan doctrine, it’s over upper Michigan and north featuring spacious front MAGIC STRETCH" moral to mine harbors, assassinate and over ern New England and from the streets (Town) Monday, 12.23 p.m. — smoke pockets and tab sleeves. If everybody In the United States took up hang throw legitimate governments, but it’s immoral northern and central Pacific alarm, Manchester Memorial Hos • Text. Polyester 90 gliding, 150,000 people a year would die from the to vote on Tuesday. America has always voted on coast across much of the Plateau Assorted colors and sizes. sport. pital (Town). Tuesday." region, with the 40s over the • Sizes 32 to 42 Rig. >28 UPl WEATHCR FOTOCAST Tuesday, 2; 15 a.m. — medical northern Rockies. Highs will be call, 98 Sycamore Lane (Town, abnorm ally hot, with readings in National forecast Paramedics). from *19.99 the 80s and low 90s, from the Tuesday. 2:42 a.m. — medical central Plains across the mid During early Saturday morning snow/rain Is forecast for parts of the call. 76 Phelps Road (Eighth Mississippi valley, the Ohio District, Paramedics). BELTED CHINOS Almanac Central Intermountain and Plateau regions. Showers are forecast for I 'iii(|iu' :iiul ( • valley, the mid Atlantic coast Tuesday, 3:52 p.m. — medical • Polyester & Cotton parts of the Northern Plains, upper Mississippi Valley and the upper states and southern sections of call, 37 Courtland St. (Town, Today is Friday, April 19, the 109th day of 1985 with the Great Lakes. Highs will Great Lakes. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum Paramedics), • Sizes 32 to 42 256 to follow. reach the 80s over the Southeast temperatures will Include (maximum temperatures In parenthesis): Tuesday. 9:32 p.m. — dryer fire. The moon is almost new. quarter of the nation. Atlanta 59(80), Boston 42(60), Chicago 60(65), Cleveland 53(76), Meadows Convalescent Center, 333 Dallas 56(63), Denver 41(72), Duluth 47(64), Houston 64(61), Connecticut Concert Ballet The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Bidwell St. (Town). High and low Jacksonville 61(62), Kansas City 63(61), Little Rock 50(63), Los Tuesday, 10:26 p.m, — service Joyce Karpiej 9 Saturn. Angeles 34(65), Miami 71(62), Minneapolis 64(76), New Orleans call, 91 Princeton St. (Eighth D ireiior ACTION SLACKS The evening star is Mars. The highest temperature re ported Thursday by the National 62(65), New York 53(60), Phoenix 54(60), St. Louis 56(64), San District, Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. Tuesday, 11:13 p.m, — medical • Text. Polyester Weather Service, excluding Francisco 47(64), Seattle 41(54), Washington 62(66). They include actor Hugh O’Brian in 1925 (age 60), call, 583 Bush Hill Hoad (Town. Alaska and Hawaii, was 96 • Sizes 32 td 42 actor-comedian Don Adams in 1927 (age 58), and actor Paramedics). degrees at Presidio, Texas. Dudley Moore in 1935 (age 50). Wednesday, 11:19 a.m. — brush Today's low was 26 degrees at Manchester Herald fire, 366 Spencer St, (Town). Klamath Falls, Ore. eoppella On this date in history; Wednesday, 12:36 p.m. — grass Richard M. Diamond, Publisher ACTION WOOLS In 1775, the American Revolutionary War began at fire, 81 Essex St. (Town). Levi'S MENSWEAR • Dacron Polyester the Battle of Lexington, Mass. Eight Minutemen were Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis Wednesday, 12:54 p.m. — medi Manchester High School killed and 10 wounded in an exchange of musket fire cal call, 317 Highland St. (Town, • Worsted and Wool Lottery Associate Publisher Business Manager Paramedics). with British Redcoats. Saturday May 4 4:0 0 p.m. USPS 327-500 Wednesday, 2:21 p.m, — medical In 1933, the United States ended the "gold standard" VOL. CIV, No. 169 call, Adams Mill. 165 Adams St. for the dollar. Connecticut daily Tickets Available • Free Alterations PublliheU dally exetpt Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are St .20 (Eighth District, Param edics). In 1951, Gen. 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Zip. Massachusetts daily; 6205 (Town, Paramedics). MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 19. 19H.5 i - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friduv. April 19, 1985 Defense la Sunny’s self-destruction Bolton candidates spar during forum 5-man, 11-woman jury ready to start work By M lllv McLean noon on the ninth day of jury could inherit $14 million and marry divorcee. Bulow’s heavily publicized 1982 his mistress at the time, Alexandra "The state is satisfied with the background information from the United Press International selection. The jury in the first von trial, many jurors said they By Sarah Passell composition of the ju ry,’ ’ Assistant selectmen’s staff on issues that Bulow trial in 1982 was seated in Isles. remembered little of the case. Herald Reporter Mrs. von Bulow fell into two Attorney General Marc DeSisto come before selectmen. ■1^ PROVIDENCE, R .I.-The high eight days. "It didn’t interest me that society retrial of Claus von Bulow The panel will he sequestered in comas at Clarendon Court during said earlier in the day. much,” said Virginia Supsky of BOLTON — About 40 town "1 don’t like surprises," Cheney will move temporarily to "Millio a hotel Monday and, on Tuesday, the Christmas holidays in 1979 and The state also rested on the jury Providence, one of the last jurors residents turned out Thursday said. He said he would "keep an naires Row" in Newport next week will visit Newport, a seaside Rhode 1980. earlier this week, but Grande’s to be seated. night at Community Hall to hear open mind and be receptive to the Island resort city long favored by Defense attorneys have indi decision Tuesday to sequester the The panel will be housed in a candidates for three major boards input of others,’ ’ as the town’s chief so the five-man, 11-woman jury New York millionaires. Clarendon cated they will claim the heiress 16-member panel required the hotel throughout the expected in the May 6 town election explain elected officer. can see the 20-room, oceanside von Bulow mansion. Court, the von Bulows’ massive, went into a permanent coma in dismissal of several jurors be two-month trial because of exten their stands during a forum In his speech, finance board two-story stone mansion, was once 1980 because of a steady diet of cause of hardships it would sive publicity. The trial has sponsored by the Bolton Women's Chairman Silverstein said that the A jury of administrators, blue collar workers and retirees was used as a setting for the Grace drugs, booze and sweets. Mrs. von impose attracted reporters from as lar Club. finance board should remain "at Kelly-Bing Crosby movie “ High Bulow remains comatose under Two others were dismissed away as Germany. Court officials Board of Education incumbent arm’s length" from other boards seated Thursday todecide whether guard in a New York hospital. Thursday for health and financial estimated it will cost Rhode Island David Fernald, a Democrat, drew and make "conservative, rational, the Danish-born socialite and Society.” " I anticipate that the state will The state Supreme Court over reasons. about $60,000 a month to house, gasps from the audience when he impartial and objective evalua financier twice tried to kill bis turned von Bulow’s two 1982 The jury includes a former state feed and pay the sequestered jtiry used his three alloted minutes to tions of the requests that are made beautiful multimillionaire wife open its case on Wednesday.” said convictions on constitutional representative, several social ser The 16 sequestered jurors se lambaste all three incumbent of it” with insulin. Superior Court Judge Corinne grounds. vice workers, and a man who lected Thursday include four per candidates for the Board of Pierog. who has served as first Asked to comment on the jury, Grande. Von Bulow, 58. a former aide to Von Bulow’s attorneys ended administers the budget for a state sons from the citys of Providence Finance. selectman since the death of von Bulow, on his way back to his jury selection by telling Grande substance abuse program. and Cranston, three from Woon " I had serious doubts about Democratic First Selectman New York apartment for a long the late oil billionaiie J Paul they were satisfied with a jury of While some Rhode Islanders socket, two each from Pawtucket whether any of them could say Henry P. Ryba last full, took credit weekend, said, " I ’m sure they’re Getty, is accused of injecting CLAUS VON BULOW five married men, five married wondered how the court would find and East Providence and onejuror anything meaningful in three Thursday for starting the town’s excellent.” insulin into Martha ’’Sunny ” von , . . waiting game over women, five single women and a an untainted jury following von from Johnston. minutes, let alone 30," Fernald purchase-order system to control The jury was selectedjust before Bulow. a utilities heiress, so he town spending. She also took credit said after the finance board First Selectman Sandra W. Pierog makes a pitch for candidate for the Board of Selectman; Pierog, Deputy incumbents had spoken. “ They did for establishing a work schedule First Selectman Douglas T. Cheney; moderator for the public works crew and for re-election Thursday night at Community Hall during a Conservatives worry Industry THE CAPITOL REGION PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, INC. not let me down. " Catherine H. Peterson; finance board Chairman Morris He urged those present to "vote improving the records kept by the candidates forum sponsored by the Bolton Women's in cooperation with out all of the incumbent Board of town constables. Club. From left to right are Robert L. Madore, Democratic Silverstein and Selectman Lawrence A. Converse Finance members" and vote in MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROBERT L. MADORE, who stead for candidates who have "the Wall Street cool to Turner bid presents the first annual \J r ability to get along with others and with Pierog and incumbent Mi pendent station and a network the ability to be flexible.” chael A. Zizka is trying to wrest By Joan Hanauer whether Turner’s move would Funding dispute continues because it broadcasts by satellite The school and finance boards control of the Board of Selectman United Press International affect his own plans. to cable stations in many cities Its i7«1985 SHOWCASE OF THE ARTS have been at odds over the school from the Republicans, promised to "How do you know it’s not a part BOLTON — The controversy among and won $250 contributions to the Bolton programming centers on sports — budget. The school board has bring a new party spirit to the NEW YORK - Wall Street’s of our plan?” he asked. Friday, April 19,1985 — 8:30 P.M. party leaders about whether organizations party from two UAW political action Turner owns the Atlanta Braves sought spending increases of more board. first reaction to Ted Turner’s Jim Cain, a co-founder of the based outside of Bolton ought to be involved committees. Madore has declined to and Hawks — and reruns of ' '^Th e Manchester Community College Lowe Program Center ’ than nine percent in each of the last "Tides have turned and new long-awaited bid to take over CBS Raleigh, N.C., based Fairness in ideas have to be forthcoming, " in the spring election campaign rages on. comment on his change of strategy. was cool, while the television Media, the outfit set up to put sitcoms and old movies. 9 two years, which the finance board w ith represented by Madore said of the Democratic Republican critics of Democratic cam Meanwhile, at a candidates’ forum at industry wondered about the cable Helms’ plan in action, said he was Turner would preside over a has tried to pare by amounts The Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale The Beverly Bollino Burton Dance Studio party. Citing his history of advo paign tactics have charged that outside Community Hall Thursday night. Johnson broadcaster’s plans and worried delighted with Turner’s move and diminished CBS. If his takeover ranging from $125,000 to $75,000. The Richard Risley Dance Studio cating tabor and health care campaign help could influence the candi denied an April 11 story in the New Britain about possible connections to polit his group most likely would urge succeeds, the new company would The Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players dates who accept it. And several top Herald in which the a state Republican be forced by FCC regulations to The Betty-Jean Turner Dance Studio A QUESTION-AND-ANSWER reform, Madore, a United Auto ical conservatives. politically con servative CBS Encore Productions Republicans in town Thursday gleefully leader is reported to have said that Bolton sell the 14 CBS owned and operated The Center Ballet Theatre period that followed the speeches Workers union official, said, ”I CBS stock closed Thursday at shareholders to sell to Turner predicted that the Democrats’ acceptance Republicans asked for aid from the state The Greater Hartford Dance Consortium The Priscilla Gibson School of Dance Arts focused almost entirely on school think 1 have something to $106.25, down $3.50 in active He said his group had met with radio stations and its Philadelphia of $500 from the United Auto Workers will party and may get a share of $25,000 the spending — particularly on finance contribute.” trading. That means people were Turner in the past and was "very TV station. "backfire” at the polls on May 6. GOP has set aside for municipal elections. board incumbent Chairman Mor Zizka and Repubiicun incum selling, not buying, after Turner’s comfortable” with Turner’s plan. Turner said that would be the EMCEE - PETER HARVEY Republican Town Committee Chairman "1 did not ask them for money,” Johnson ris Silverstein's opposition to Bol bent Carl A. Preuss did not attend offer to acquire 67 percent of CBS Turner’s industry track record first step to recapitalize the Mark Johnson argued Thursday that said. " I f somebody else did, I don’t know ton High School. Republican Sil- Thursday’s forum. stock in a complicated $2.9 billion gives few clues about the changes company in the wake of the debts a VISUAL ART DISPLAY neither the UAW nor the Legislative about it," He said that the state party verstein regularly advocates Selectman Lawrence A. Con deal that would merge the com he might make as head of CBS. takeover would incur. He also said sponsored by Eiectoral Action Program, which this week organization has not offered the Bolton cutting the school budget by about verse, who is completing his first pany with Turner Broadcasting His Atlanta-based Cable News be would consider selling CBS’s The Manchester Arts Council The East Hartford Fine Arts Commission endorsed Robert L. Madore, Democratic GOP any campaign money. ManchesterJSH Community College $400,000, the amount he claims the two-year term on the board, asked System to form a new company. Network was founded in 1980asthe non-broadcast holdings, including The Glastonbury Art Guild The Glastonbury Fine Arts Commission candidate for selectman, could possibly "There’s a remote chance that we’re town would save if it closed the for "one more term ” He also CBS stockholders would get no nation’s first 24-hour television Columbia Records, a slew of 60 Bidwell Street have an interest in Bolton government. going to try to push some money in their TICKETS; $6.00 General Admission / $3.50 Students & Senior Citizens Manchester, Connecticut 06040 high school and sent Bolton stu plugged Cbeney’s candidacy, not cash for their CBS shares under news network. consumer and other magazines "The issues should be the townspeople direction," Peter Gold, executive director dents to high school school in ing that when First Selectman Turner’s plan. Instead they would His Superstation WTBS-Atlanta and a theatrical film production FOR TICKET INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS, CALL: 647-6043 and the candidates that we have,” Johnson of the state GOP headquarters, said today. another town. Henry P. Ryba was seriously ill get stock in the new company, is somewhere between an inde co-venture. said. "What kind of loyalty are these guys He said the amount, if it comes through, will Finance board challengers Ro last year, "The Republican Select bonds and fixed income securities going to have to these outside groups later be well under $500. bert Campbell, a Republican, and men pulled together as a team to valued at $150 a share. on?" Gold said the party is offering mostly Rusty Kelsey, a Democrat, critic get the job done. ” Turner said he plans no "funda The controversy began when town technical assistance and facilities to ized the current board’s education When Pierog was appointed to mental changes” in CBS television Republicans first voiced fears publicly last municipal campaign organzations. cuts. Silverstein and incumbents take Ryba’s seat after his death operations, but he spoke of provid February about possible UAW support for Johnson said he did ask Gold for Clayton Adams and Charles Hol last Spetember, in accord with the ing the public with "m ore high- Madore, a Connecticut UAW official, and permission to use of the state headquarters’ land defended their actions. provisions of the Town Charter. quality, innovative programming for the rest of the Democratic ticket. phones and mailing facilities. But he said Adams is a Republican, Holland a "W e had to deny Doug the job that than CBS currently provides Democratic Town Committee Chairman that Bolton Republican volunteers will have Democrat. he had been doing such a good job through its broadcast outlets," and Henry Kelsey today denied Johnson’s to man the phones themselves and that the Adams called himself a conser at,” Converse lamented. he said his company would "seek charges. town committee will have to pay postage on vative, which he defined as one School board incumbent Michael to improve the quality, objectivity 3 Eagle morigages A "1 think this has been an overblown issue all its campaign literature. who "approves the necessary L. Parsons asked voters to return a n d diversity of CBS since the campaign started," Kelsey said. One Bolton GOP leader who asked not to things and rejects the nice but not him to the board for four more programming.” "They’re afraid that the money is going to be named said that the town party probably needed things." years. He said computer education The word "objectivity” caught buy influence within the town. I think the has as much money as the Democrats to "1 vote on the issue regardless of is the wave of the future and must the eye of industry watchers, since candidate has the town in mind when he spend in the campaign this year, anyway — where the party stands on the be developed in the Bolton schools. Turner has had meetings with asks for their help. I think he cares about and possibly more. particular issue,” Holland said. He School board challengerThomas Herald pholoe by Pinto conservatives who object to what the town. ” Johnson said he asked state GOP claimed that his votes represent A. Manning, in his second run for they consider the "liberal bias” of Madore said last February that he did not Political Director Pat Futtner last January the elderly and those on limited the board, said, "This year you Board of Educator) candidate Thomas CBS News. worth crowing about intend to ask for the union’s support. But he whether Futtner thought the UAW could be incomes as well as those with have the luxury of clear alterna " I want to make it clear that refueied the Republicans’ fire when he a threat to the Republican ticket in Bolton. A. Manning tells residents that he is a P children in the public schools. tives. If you want quality, simpiic- Turner Broadcasting is acting announced at a Democratic Town Commit “ He felt we didn’t have to worry about the “clear alternative” to incumbent board Claude Ruel, who is rounding out ity and frugality, then vote for alone,” Turner said. "There is no tee meeting last week that he had sought UAW ," Johnson said. the Democratic ticket for the m e” members. connection to any ideological Board of Finance, steered clear of group.” the dispute. Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., who had called on conservatives to buy THE CANDIDATES FOR first LIFETIME CBS stock and "become Dan selectman. Republican Douglas T. Rather’s boss,” was asked Cheney and Democratic incum bent Sandra W. Pierog, bemoaned FREE 0"^ the lack of cooperation between the ■ CHANGES finance board and the Board of Selectmen, with purchase of olther M A D D c h ie f Cheney said his first priority if elected to the top spot on the board SPECTRUM or CHEVETTE vents anger would be to improve communica NOW thru APRIL 27.1985 tions among town boards. He also said he would demand more SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - The angry founder of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers believes the latest drunken driving arrest of the motorist whose car killed her In Brief daughter in 1980 should "put him away for life.” " I think he should be taken off BRAND NEW 1985 the road and removed from society,” said Candy Lightner, We don’t mean to brag, Stop by First Federal today Madore backed BRAND NEW who founded MADD after her 13-year-old daughter was killed by but we’ve got some of the and check out our selection BOLTON — Robert L. Madore, a car driven by Clarence Busch, 52. Democratic candidate for the 1985 ” 1 would put him away for life.” best rates anywhere. of low-cost mortgages. Board of Selectmen, is the only Busch, who has a long record of candidate in any of the May 2 DOOR HATCHBACK - STOCK #2466 drunken driving arrests, was municipal elections in Connecticut CHEVETTE picked up Wednesday night on a to win the endorsement of the RACK AND PINION STEERING, DISC BRAKES, TINTED HATCHBACK COUPE STOCK #2473 - 4 SPEED CLOTH VARIABLE RATE 1 VARIABLE-NO POINTS 1 FIXED RATE INTERIOR...28 MPG CITY...38 HIGHWAY... charge when his car turned left Legislative Electoral Action Pro GLASS, FRONT WHEEL DRIVE .,3B MPG CITY ..43 HIGHWAY... against a red light and hit another gram, according to a LE AP news car driven by Carrie Sinnot, 19. release. 25 10 The woman escaped with bruises John Flynn, chairman of the on her upper left arm. Hartford-based coalition of envir OTHERS OTHERS ‘T m not surprised he’s done this onmental, labor and women’s again,” said Lightner, who had groups, cited labor leader Ma- IN STOCK! IN STOCK! passed the same intersection about dore’s record on consumer issues, ^ 9 9 *5799 15 minutes before the collision. "I 11%% 13'/2% job training and programs for the QUALITY OK USED CARS- said he would do this again. 10V4% elderly as factors in L E A P ’S 81 MAZDA 8LC SPORT "When I learned that he was decision to endorse him. As Vice 78 CHEV SPORT VAN back out on the road, it brought up AM/FM. 5 8pd„ Dalog 80 TOYOTA SUPRA B1 CHEV MALIBU • President of the United Auto <2995 V-8. PS. PS. 3 Spd. the old anger again — anger at him 2 Or.. Difoo. Auto, PS. Workers’ political action commit B Spd.. AC. P/8 ■3195 for being so stupid for doing this <6995 27.000 MIloo . tee in Connecticut, Madore has 81 TOYOTA COROLLA again.” 82 CHEV. CAVALIER 70 OMC Vi TON 9 70 PLY VOLARE #' The last violation cited on supported legislation on those Wgn„ Auto.. AC. P8 2 Dr„ 4 Spd.. AM/FM. 9 <4995 V-8. AT. PS. PS issues, LE A P spokesman Nick Dofog <3495 2 Dr.. Auto.. Coooitto ■4650 Busch's driving record was his 12.45% 12.39% 13.83% Nyhart said today. 70 PONT BONNEVILLE arrest for Cari Llghtner’s death. APR APR APR 82 HONDA ACCORD 84 MAZDA SUNDOWNER Busch ran down the suburban Fair "M^idore is a superb example of 2 Dr.. V-8, AC. B3 CHEV '/iTON P^P^® 5 8pd. Coupi. AM/FM AC. Slaroo Sunrool. Cap Oaks girl while she was walking to the. hard-working, dedicated new Ciiiitti. Dilog 61.000 MIloo <4995 4 Spd., PS, Stirooi Slop ■7595 <6295 a church festival in May 1980, then Points 2 Points 0 Points 2 candidate that LE AP likes to Bunpar, Seallidilo >7650 62 SUBARU BL B3 CHEV Vi ton sped off. support,” Flynn said. 83 CHEV CELEBRITY Term 1 year variable Term 1 year variable Term 2 5 Y e a rs 2 Or., 6 Spd.. Coooftto, B4 8-10 BLAZER AT. PS. PS. Stop Busch received a two-year invo 4 Dr„ Auto Troni, AC. LE AP, formed in. 1980, was <7495 SaOOO Mllot <5295 ■9895 Bumpor ■7595 luntary manslaughter sentence in Cap 2% per year, Cap 2% per year, credited with helping candidates 1980 after a judge ruled that his unseat incumbents in three 1984 alcoholism diminished his capac 5% for the life of the loan 5% for the life of the loan races for the General Assembly. ity to make decisions. Nyhart said LE AP helped train The tragedy prompted Candy Rates subject to change due to market conditions. campaign workers for the candi Lightner to launch a national dates they endorsed. campaign to form MADD. Begin ning as a one-woman crusade, the Nyhart said LE AP will furnish group now has 340 chapters In 47 volunteers to help Madore cam states, Canada, Great Britain and paign in Bolton for the May 6 CARTER Guam. The Eagle among banks. election. The project also was the subject CHEVEROLET COMPANY, INC. of a television movie. "Busch displayed symptoms of Open house set 1229 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 646-6464 Intoxication and failed manual dexterity tests conducted by a CHP BOLTON — There will be an OFFICE HOURS SALES HOURS SERVICE HOURS PARTS HOURS officer at the scene,” said Sgt. Jim open house for all residents inter H-S ion.-inuri. Elliott of the California Highway First Ibderal Savings SilO-BKK) 7:30-64)0 ested in meeting Republican can 0-0 FrI. SM-BHIO Patrol. “ He was arrested for Mon.-Frl. Mon.-Frl. m K AND HUUSih' didates for town office Sunday at D-S Sit. Non.-FrI. felony drunken driving and also as East Hartlord, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor iLNOfR the home of Bette and Stephen an unlicensed California driver.” Martin, 111 Vernon Road, from 2to Buscli was held in lieu of $200,000 5 p.m. ball. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Audi 19. 1985 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, April 19. 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor * Memories of the Second World War Jack Almost every week f rom no w through August will scientists had their politicaldossiersexpunged so Anderson mark the40th anniversary of something having to they could be put to work by our go vernmen t. SUPER OUTDOOR SAVINGS NOW THRU SUNDAY do with the Second World War. Therehasalready The 12 million whoservedinthearmedforcesdid ✓ X J indeed sacrifice for the cause but the 120 million on been considerable editorializing on the theme, The SCOTTS Turf Builder thrust of what we are being told is that a better and the home front did not f ind li fe too taxing. (An innocent America than the one we now live in fought Nicholas exception could be entered for those killed or Caldor Sals P rice ...... Mfr. Rebate...... thelastgoodwar. Von Hoffman injured in the race riots which briefly broke out in As wars go, World War II was as worth fighting as Detroit,LosAngelesandNewYork.) Between 1940 ‘Free’ radio: iMi IWiro imitrtiy AFTER you’ re going to get. but the constant imputation that and 1944 the total of all goods and services in the r _ R E B A T E ...... 18.88 they were better than we are now needs to be l ivilianeconomy grew. ~ ■ a •10,000 Sq. Ft., After 14 Rebate...... 13.44 swallowed with a grain of salt . Though it had its The warbrought prosperity. Meat rationing, for •5,000 Sq. Ft., After $2 Rebate...... 7.4 4 heroes and its great moments, the great war fought instance, was not such a tough thing for a family more harm by Ronald Reagan'sgenerationwasnotthe to give them some land, but Leopoldville in the which had not been able to afford any of the SCOTTS Turf Builder + 2 unalloyed crusade held up to Americans born after Congosaid’'no deal’’ and Brazil’s response was less unrationed meat for sale in the Depression decade Caklor Sale P rice ...... 27.77 TRUE TEMPER Garden Tool Savings it. thanhalfhearted. of 1930. In I939therewere4.900supermarketsin than good JACKSON ‘Pacer’ 3 Cu. Ft. Wheelbarrow Mfr. Rebate...... 4.00* In 1917Americadidgotowarona waveof During the war itself, American fighting spirit .America; by 1944.evenwiththearmedforces ...... 4.97to7.77 Has easy-roll 10" wheel. It's light AFTER was not strengthened by newsof the Holocaust. getting priority on all formsof building material •Swoe” Cultivator, Reg. 9.99...... 7.77 idealism the likesof which we have never seen weight for less fatigue. A fine utility 21.40 R E B A TE ...... 23.77 again. In 1941, America, stilldisillusioned by the That wasbecause news of it never reached these and the labor to use it. the number of such markets WASHINGTON — Radio programs broadcast to wheelbarrow for lawn & garden chores. Reg. 27.99 Feeds as it weeds up to 10,000 sq. ft. •Anvil Pruner, Reg. 7 .9 9 ...... 5.49 shores. Reportsof what was going on inside Nazi hud grown to 16,000. 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Axis powers the nation did not. with the plight of the Jews were handled inside the criticism of the United States and its allies, according S e S d i Our Reg. 9.0 9 ...... • GILBERT & American government by Brekinridge Long, a CIVILIANS DID HELP the war effort in other to internal congressional reports. 24 Va" Adjustable PICTURE Fast-germinating mix for full or partial sun. BENNETT WHATEVER ISSAID NOW, America was not State Department official whom reputable waysbesidesgettingfatpaychecksat the war plant. The problems with the two stations — Radio Free f a m i l y Covers up to 3.000 square feet. 36"x50' particularly moved before the war or during it by historians regard as an anti-Semite There was much volunteering for everything from Europe and Radio Liberty - stem more from Barbecue •1,000 Sq. F t., Reg. 3 .7 9 ...... 3.17 Hitler's anti-Semitic atrocities. Before Pearl the Red Cross to Boy Scouts searching the back mismanagement than malice, concluded one congres Brazier Galv. Fencing Harbor theextent of American interest in theplight DOCUMENTSRECENTLYPRIEDOlTof alleys for old tires and scrap rubber. But not sional staff memo obtained by our associate Indy SCOTTS Picture Lawn of the persecuted Jews of Europe was pretty much Washington archives show that after the war. parts everybody put t heir shoulders to the wheel. Badhwar. But the memo notes that the problems are 12.70 Seed, Reg. 11.49...... 9-33 14.88 limited to preposterous schemes of resettlement of the American government had more important St a nda rd Oi 1 of Ne w J ersey pleaded nolo when serious, involving the broadcasting of “ unacceptable Our Reg. 16.9B Our Reg. 19.99 any where in the world but the continental United thingsonitsmindthan worrying about the Nazis. In charged by the government with conspiring with material ... characterized as anti-Semitic, anti- Plated cooking surface SCOTTS Play-Lawn Protect lawns/ 1946, the war over but a year. Dr. Herman Becker- l.G. Farbenindustrie to withhold the process for the gardens. Keep States. Fora time, Franklin Roosevelt was taken up Catholic or even anti-Western. ” The memo also is 380sq. Inches. Has4 Seed Mix, Reg. 9.99...... Freysing was working for our.Air Force before Rids & pets safe! with a proposal to settle Jews in Africa. William manufacture of artificial rubber for the war effort. complained of “ increasing hardline rhetoric” reflect heat levels; detachable Covers up to 3,000 sq. feet. Randolph Hears! suggested the Belgian Congo be justicecaughtupwithhim. He wastriedat When Ronald Reagan w as doing his soldiering at ing the Reagan administration’s harsh anti legs for easy storage •48"xS0', Reg. 27.99 •1,000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 3 .7 9 ...... 21.70 sold to the Jews for that purpose: Henry Ford Nuremberg for performing experiments on that movie studio in Burbank every body wasn’t a communist views. or portability. thought they should be settled in Brazil and offered prisoners at Dachau. Altogether hundreds of .Nazi hero then and everybody isn’t a nerd now. The critics don’t fault broadcasters’ hard-line on •Weber 3-Pc. Stainless •Post Hole Digger SCOTTS Shady Area Reg. 17.99 philosophical grounds, but simply on the basis that Steel BBQ Tool Set Seed, Reg. 11.49...... 9-33 14.70 heavy-handed propaganda tends to be Reg. 7.99...... 5.97 Editorials counterproductive. SCOTTS PF Lawn Spreader WHEN THE TWO STATIONS were established by Caldor Low P ric e ...... 39.97 the CIA in the early 1950s as an antidote to Radio G O TT 16-Qt. Mfr.. MalMn Rebate...... 5.00* 3-Gallon TrI-Poxy Yet another Moscow, their shrill anti-Soviet propaganda gave Cooler Chest A F TE R OA Q 7 them little more credibility than the Kremlin’s REBATE ...... a J * T e ^ f Lined Pump broadcasts. 16.70 Rust resistant finish, rugged steel constaictlon. 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Snap-Together implications that the Russians as a people are Electronic StarterKitComidete Now, the Recreation Department is in responsible for the evils of communist rule.’’ The Insect Killer ORTHO same broadcast also offended Poles when it stated; f r . Watering System volved in another fiasco — this time with the ORTHO Diazinon Oriho Orthomatic? Park Department and Public Works “ It is not only the communist regime, but also a part of Soil and Turf the Polish population, including the Polish Catholic 26.88 DUtZMON Garden Department. Our Reg. 34.99 Insect Control 6.44 clergy, which are responsible for the unenviable fate Sol&Turl Sprayette Our Reg. 8.99 The Recreation Department commissioned 15-watt unit covers up to Insect Control of the L'krainian minority in Poland” Caldor Reg...... 8.79 acre. It’s UL listed safe •Gun Nozzle w/Water improvements to Pagani Field, and the 'k Caldor Sale...... 6.88 • In the same Radio Liberty broadcast: “ Thereisa for environment, kids and 8.88 Stop, Reg. 10.99. .8.97 Public Works Department prepared plans for Our Reg. 11.79 Mfr. Rebate...... 2.00* reference , U.S./World In Brief SAVINGS / Consultants resign under fire CUTS WASHINGTON — The swift resignation of two new Education 30°/o Department consultants has organizations for the handicapped crying victory and Education Secretary William Bennett relieved. Consultants Eileen Gardner and Lawrence L'zzell stepped down Thursday in the wake of massive criticism for statements about the disabled and the federal government's role in education. Gardner had said laws for the education of the handicapped "have selfishly drained resources from normal school population." Uzzell said he favored abolishing all federal 'WB education programs, including the Education for the Handi o I A e capped Act. KEYBOARD TUNING fcjB iim rt J ELECTRONIC TUNER Michael Landwehr, legislative analyst for the Disabilities Rights, Education and Defense Fund. said. "The disabled COLOR TV ^ ^ C O L O R TV community can claim victory. We art- very excited, very, very The Statue of Liberty is behind scaffolding, which is necessary for the renovation work, which will take another 15 months. excited." NEW Late Wednesday. Landwehr's group, along with 14 other national organizations for the disabled, wrote a letter to LOW WHY PAY$ President Reagan calling for Gardner s resignation. They said her statements insulted and outraged the handicapped COST MOREI The statue welcomes visitors though she’s under repair 3 8 8 \ ^ £ M ir u By Nancy Pappas Officials ask clemency for Dotson SONY NEW 8 HOUR I Herald Reporter ‘It’s really a very historic tim e to visit the SPRINGFIELD, 111. — State officials awaited an application The students at Waddell School islan d.... She’s really just getting ready for a asking for executive clemency for Gary Dotson, who has served 15" are running a trivia contest to raise OI A o 2 5 " birthday party.’ six years in prison for a rape the alleged victim now says never IDEAL FOR D 1 A O money for her "facelift.” occurred. COMPUTERS, The kids at Buckley School held a Kathy Vestuto Warren Lupel, Dotson's attorney, notified the state he will OR THE Cable Ready variety show and sent $300 to help ^ HEAD New York Convention and Visitors’ Bureau have a courier deliver the long-awaited document to the Illinois PERFECT KEYBOARD refurbish this universal symbol of Prison Review Board today, asking that clemency be granted SECOND SET. TUNING VIDEO CASSETTE freedom. and Dotson's sentence commuted to the six years already MVLT-i+SO Keeney Street School collected served. COLOR TV LOR TV RECORDER "pennies for the lady," and raised " I can't understand why he (Lupel) waited this long." said T O P ^ several hundred dollars worth in 1986 — will be the lady's 100th. By Liberty Centennial. LOADED 4 then she will have a completely It will probably take about two Terry L. Barnich, legal counsel to Gov. James Thompson R A T E D ^ jars. "Dotson was sent back to prison a week ago." WITH 4 Verplanck grades 3, 4. 5, and 6 rebuilt torch and a re-engineered hours to enjoy the Statue of Liberty MODEL flame. Each point of light coming Cook County Circuit Judge Richard L. Samuels last week FEATURES are looking for pledges for their and the museum, below. Once 2 8 8 UNDERSOLD!^ * 4 4 8 "Run for Liberty,” a 20-minute jog from her crown will be burnished you've returned to lower Manhat refused to set aside Dotson's 1979 rape conviction, saying he did 4 9 8 and beautiful. tan on the ferry, it's worthwhile not believe the recantation of Catherine Crowell Webb, the which will be May 6. There will also be crowds galore. taking a four-block walk to the twin women who was allegedly raped. He maintains she lied in 1979 Let's face it. The Statue of Liberty is a mighty popular lady. You can practically have the place towers of the World Trade Center. and fabricated the rape story because she feared she was testinghouse to yourself, when you can take the For $2.95 per person (or $1.50 for pregnant with her boyfriend's child. This week Webb and her When a survey by the National Park Service reported serious 15-minute ferry ride from Battery children) you may lake an elevator attorney said results of a lie detector test supported her nevv Park out to Liberty Island, to to the observation deck, 107 floors story. corrosion in the statue's iron 17 framework, and considerable watch engineers and welders at in the air. Thompson has said he will act quickly to consider the case once work in their "beauty parlor." deterioration of the 200,000 pounds Once you get off the elevators — the proper papers have been filed, but Barnich said Thursday the DUAL BURNER of copper sheeting that forms her The Statue of Libcrty-Ellis Is latter belonged in the courts. cubic ft. land Centennial Commission has and your ears stop popping — you outer covering, private citizens all have two choices. You may look over the country dug deep into placed a glass wall between the tourists' gallery and the working out onto all five of New York City's their pockets to find funds to pay boroughs (and a piece of New GAS for her restoration. area, so you and your youngsters may watch the renovation from Jersey, as well) from the safety of Botha assails anti-apartheid group Led by Chrysler Corp. chairman the glassed-in observatory Lee lacocca, it is reputed to be the close-up. CAPE TOWN, South Africa — President Pieter Botha accused GRILL bEFRfcElATO R largest outpouring of private funds Many adults recall, from visits W WhitP VVfSlinghouse the main anti-apartheid movement today of being communist for a public cause in the history of made in childhood, that anyone The observatory in the World and "an internal extension" of the banned black nationalist this nation. It is estimated that the with enough wind could climg high Trade Center is open from 9:30 African National Congress. PICK ( renovation of the statue, and the into the statue's face, and peer out a.m. to 9:30 p.m., seven days a Addressing Parliament one day after a white man was set on museum on Ellis Island, will cost ' through observation windows in week. Call 466-7397 once you get fire and five black people were killed in race violence. Botha UP approximately $230 million. her crown. This is not possible into New York, to find out if the attacked the United Democratic Front — an umbrella PRICE Certainly, some of this has had to while the renovations are proceed deck will be open. organization of about 600 groups opposed to South Africa's 4 6 8 come from large corporate donors. ing — it was actually discontinued apartheid system of racial segregation. several years ago. But at the But youngsters in more than 25,000 TO GET INTO MANHATTAN "The process of politicization and mobilization, in which schools across the country have official centennial celebration, the Westinghouse Westinghouse observation area is expected to be you could drive — but then you'd especially the UDF has an important role and which takes place Whirlpool had talent shows and bake sales, have to contend with New York reopened. in a still deteriorating economic situation, has attained such 18 lb. W asher and contributed their allowances City traffic, and, much worse. New proportions that the potential for extensive countrywide violent to the cause, as well. York parking rates. Consider, disturbances has increased markedly," he said. This spring vacation, how about THE RIDE FROM BATTERY GUARANTEED P A R K costs only $2 round trip — a instead, the train, which costs $26 Botha said he accepted blacks had real grievances that caused visiting the lady while Manchester round trip. LOWEST real steal by New York City unrest. But the aim of the UDF "is the destruction of our system schools are on spring break? Direct trains depart from Hart standards. The Statue of Liberty is of government and civilized values," he said. PRICES ford at 6:34, 7:34 and 9:27 a.m. on OF COURSE, YOU’LLFINDthe open Wednesday through Sunday: The new racial violence Thursday came as autopsies revealed H EAVY DUTY H EAVY DUTY Circle Line boats depart from weekdays, arriving at Penn Sta 17 of 20 blacks killed last month by police were shot in the back. 3 CYCLE ^ ELECTRIC famous gal a bit under the weather tion in Manhattan at 9: 14.10; 18and UNDIIICOUNTfll AUTOMATK Battery Park at 10:15 a.m., and on just now. Always the symbol of 12:14 p.m.. respectively. DISHWASHER DRYER freedom, with shackles laying the hour thereafter until 4 p.m. WASHER broken at her feet, she is impri Return ferries leave Liberty Is Briley follows brother to chair PICK C PICK J PICK soned behind bars of steel these land on the half-hour. Unfortunately, there's only one days. The Museum of Immigration, in convenient direct train for return RICHMOND, Va. — James Briley, the middle brother of three UP ^ UP ^ UP ^ A 305-foot scaffold has been the Statue's base, is open to ing to Hartford, and that leaves of Virginia’s most feared criminals, was executed for killing a PRICE PRICE PRICE erected to allow workmen to make visitors, as well. It's relatively Penn Station at 9:08 p.m., and pregnant mother and her son during a 1979 Briley gang murder 248 2 4 8 repairs — both internal and small — although quite interesting arrives in Hartford at 11:47 p.m. spree that claimed 12 lives. external. But the statue, and the — and should not be confused with For this, which is the Montrealer Briley was strapped in Virginia's death chair at 11:02 p.m. EST museum at her base, are still open Ellis Island, where more than 17 train continuing into Canada, Thursday and was given back-to-back jolts of 2,300-volts of to visitors. million immigrants landed be reservations are required. If you electricity. "Tourism has fallen off drasti tween 1892 and 1924. cannot get a seat on this train, Convicts at Virginia’s State Penitentiary, who staged a brief cally. because most people think El.IS i.- About Town Anglers, it’s simost that time again! Weekenders CHECK/’iiL-r'i,- LEADERSI trAnirnc fortn r windu;inrt knots, too. A leader'sle In case you haven't noticed, it's that time. The men strength is cut right in half, and will sn ap easily right Young musicians perform in your house are getting antsy. As I write this column, f , . at the knot that is thrown into the leader by the wind or A dance for Miss Liberty Competitors perform Hike the Hockanum shores Twenty-eight members of the Salvation Army I have to admit I'm getting antsy, too. too quick a cast. participated in an all-day competition recently at St. Ever notice about this time of the year, give or take Joe’s Of course, reels should be cleaned, oiled lightly and The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee will a week or two, how the chores that were put off all A dance to raise money for the ‘facelift" required by Young dancers and musicians from the Windham Joseph School, Hartford. checked to make sure whatever drag you have on the sponsor a walk Sunday at 1 p.m. *‘ “ ''>"’ 8 at ‘ he The local Timbrel Brigade and Singing Company the Statue of Liberty will be held Saturday from 9 p.m. Region will perform on Sunday at 2; 30 p.m. at the winter are quickly, quietly, and efficiently done? W orld reel is working. Whether it be fly, spin, or casting r^I, telephone booth across the street from Howell Cheny and Junior Soldiers returned with first-place ribbons to 1 a.m. at the Treadway Lord Cromwell Inn, Route Windham High School's Nasin Auditorium. Those There will be no hanky panky, so that the lord and you never know when the drag may come in handy. Regional Technical School's parking lot. The group for performances against other Salvation Army 72, Cromwell. Sponsored by WRCQ and American competing will include Kimberly Hart, Tracy master of the house has nothing to hold him back at the Joe Garman Make sure it is working. Most of us forget about it, will follow the marked trail and walk on the east side groups from Rhode Island and Connecticut. The Airlines, the "Save the Lady Dance” features A1 Lombardo. Beth Lazzerini and Nicole Nadeau of first crack of dawn on super Saturday. especially on fly reels. However, I have seen many a Coventry, and Robin Burns and Karen Higgins of of Laurel Lake. The committee's monthly walks on Young People’s Band won a gold medal. Gentile’s Big Band and Dick Santi as vocalist. Most of us have been busy as beavers getting gear chagrined fishermen over the years who have lost fish Andover Tickets for the competitive performances the five marked trails along the river are free and Special solo competitons, which will culminate in a Admission is $15 per person, which covers hors ready in between getting chores and yard work are available at the door, for $1 each. open to the public. contest in New York City, were won by trombonist because their reel spools have seized up on the drag d’oeuvres. music and a contribution to the Liberty finished and done. And speaking of getting gear Fund. For tickets, call 678-9100; 635-2000; or 265-5170. Matt Coakley of Munchestsr, bass player Jody Banks lines and check the first 15 feet by pulling and when a large fish has taken off. and singer Kim Banfield of East Hartford Alternates ready. I’m going to throw a few suggestions at you if snapping the mono. If it breaks easily, discard it and Another good thought for tackle tinkering this time See ‘Showboat’ at school were David Russell of Manchester, Jonathan Russell you haven’t already gotten your tackle set to go. keep working back. Most of the time, it s just tt^® of the year. Give your rods, whether they be cane, of East Hartford and Joe DeGroate of Storrs. Check your lines. Whether you be spin fisherman, glass, or graphite, a good coat of wax, such as Canoes hit the water St. Bridget Parish will present "The Showboat" few feet that will give from abrasion against the tip ‘Pirates’ raid MHS bait caster, or fly fisherman, it’s a good idea to check butcher's wax, or any good hardwood wax. It protects Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in St. Bridget School. If last week's race on the Willimantic and Bikers raise library funds your lines for wear, abrasion and weak spots. top on the rod. If you didn't catch "The Pirates of Penzance " last However, if you keep getting easy breaks the the rods from dirt, grit, and will even help deflect hook Hockanum rivers left you with a yen for more canoe Tickets are $2. Members of the fly-fishing fraternity, 1 would weekend, there are still tickets available for BOLTON - Bentley Memorial Library will further back you go, the best thing to do is relme your digs. excitement, head to Simsbury to watch the performances tonight and Saturday at 8 at Manches participate in an "Interllbrary Relay" Saturday to suggest stretching your fly lines to get the kinks out of Want to see a fly line shoot real well? Stretch your Whitewater contest on the Farmington River reel. Monofilament does not have the longest life ter High School. This comic production, by the Spring extravaganza help raise funds for the Eastern Connecticut Library them, Most of us crank a line up on the reel when we' re line as I stated before, then put a little Armorall Saturday. The Tarifville Gorge Race is the largest Manchester Gilbert 6t Sullivan Players, costs $7 for finished using it, and then leave it sit there all winter race on the Farmington, with 25 slaiom gates set up to .Association. The same way with bait casters. If they are still Protectant (a car protectant) on a cloth; run the line general admission tickets and $4 for students and A spring extravaganza with a tag sale, pancake Tina Hryn, Karen Fehling, Amy Fish and Christina If you want your line to cast better and handle make things difficult to the participants. using braided line, sooner or later rot can set in, if through the cloth as you reel it up. and you’ll have a senior citizens. breakfast and road race will be held Sunday starting Michelle are taking money pledges for the distance better, stretch it tight so that the entire line is out, one Those in canoes and kayaks are required to race lines are left soggy and stored soggy. Albeit today s line that shoots through the guides, slick as a whistle. at 9 a.m. at the Connecticut Valley Adventist Church they bike to Coventry Library. end to the other. Leave it stretched for at least half a against the clock, but they are penalized by touching lines are one heckuva lot better than the older ones. Now that I've dispensed all the good advice, I think I and School on Foster Road. South Windsor. Race Money raised will help pay the costs of association day. When you come back to look at it, you’ll find that the gates with boat, body or paddle. Viewing is registration will be taken at 9 a m for the race It’s also a darn good idea to check leaders. Again, ought to get off my duff, and get busy doing some of the excellent, as the banks of the gorge are quite steep. ‘Elijah’ is at South programs to libraries in Tolland ;ind Windham a good sag has set in, making the line more supple, and starting at 10 a.m., rain or shine. counties, including: interlibrary loan, summer tapered leaders seem to lose their strength after two things I've been yakking about. As my mother-in-law The event is sponsored by the Farmington River laying down in a straight line on your forward cast. For more information, call Gerry Meyer, 644-8627 years or develop weak spots. 1 make it a practice to used to say, “ Don’t do as I do. Do as I say. Watershed Association, and a donation of $1 is Mendelssohn’s oratorio, "Elijah," will be presented children’s programs, film program and books-by- mail. replace my leaders every two years. This way, I don t suggested for those who stay on-shore. The race starts at 8 p.m. Saturday by the choir of South United MY CELLAR LOOKS like large-sized spiders have Methodist Church. All participants will meet at the Mansfield Piiblic have to worry about a leader snapping due to Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many at 8 a.m. For more information, call 678-1241. been at work, with all the fly lines criss-crossed back Robert Gordon will sing the part of Elijah, and other Club holds arts, crafts fair Library, Buchanan Center, Route 89. Mansfield, weakness when 1 have a fish on. If I lose one, with a years, Is a recognized authority on the subject of solos will be performed by Judy Loven, John C. Beggs between noon and 2 p.m. Saturday. The participant and forth between cup hooks on the joists. bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. The Suburban Women's Club of Vernon, Ellington good leader, it's my own fault. Archeology for families and Sharon Derby. who collects the most money in pledges will win a Spin fishermen should take their monofilament The production is directed by David C. Morse, and Tolland will sponsor an Art and Crafts Fair These robbers are clergy bicycle provided by Sunshine Cycle Shop of orangist and music director at the church. The Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. at Sacred Willimantic. An authentic replica of a Woodland Indian Heart Church Parish Center, Route 30, Vernon. encampment will be constructed on Sunday on the audience will be asked for a $3 donation. It's time, once again, for the annual Cops and Equal rights top concern Admission is 50 cents but children with an adult will be Robbers Game. No. this is not a sprint, where police Circle celebrates 61 at grounds of the Connecticut Historical Society. 1 admitted free. Proceeds will benefit area charities. Elizabeth St., Hartford, as part of a family program chase criminals into jail. Members and friends of St. Margaret Circle, called “ Archaeology; Bringing the Past to Life." Cheep trills in Giastonbury It's a basketball game, sponsored by the Manches Daughters of Isabella, are invivted to celebrate the Archaeologist Jeffrey Kalin will demonstrate what ter Area Conference of Churches and the Manchester 61st anniversary of the circle Tuesday at a 7 p.m. Women legislators detail priorities can be learned by looking at tools made from hide, Police Union Local, as a benefit for MACC and police mass at St. James Church. There will also be They're calling it "Cheep Trills," because the Buy violets, cake; wash car health clinics and a statewide council on preventing stone, fiber, shell and clay. He will demonstrate Connecticut Audubon Society’s Holland Brook Center charities. The police play themselves, of course, and entertainment and refreshments at the event. Anna commitment from the Department of Transportation traditional Indian skills such as pottery-making, and Assumption Junior High School Athletic Depart the clergymen play the "robbers.” Bv Mark A. Dupuis to hire women under the program as opposed to firm teenage pregnancy. . , j in Glastonbury will offer a nocturnal hike tonight from LaGace Is in charge. Other components in the OWLS package include: naturalist Judy Rink will demonstrate Indian cooking ment will hold a car wash and bake sale to benefit its The game will be Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the East United Press International 8 to 9:30. The cool damp early evening air encourages Quotas- .. -j n „ • Consolidation of state regulation and licensing of methods. spring sports program Saturday from 9; 30 a.m. to Catholic High School gymnasium. It will be preceded, "There’s no effort to have a quota, said Rep. frogs, toads and birds to trili, peep and croak in a HARTFORD — The state’s women legislators let Samples will be passed to those who are brave 1;30 p.m. in Assumption Church's parking lot. The at 6:30 p.m.. by a game between area girls’ All Star Guild to hold luncheon Dorothy K. Osier, R-Greenwich, president of the child day care services under the Department of contrapuntal chorus. Explorers are advised to wear their priorities be known for this year s session by enough to try sassafras tea with maple sugar, Indian cost for each wash will be $2. Teams, with girls ages 12 to 15 playing. BLOOMFIELD — The Guild of St. Agnes will hold group. “ We just want to be sure that women know Human Resources. boots and carry flashlights. The cost is $5 per person. calling on the Legislature to provide health care g Increased funds for child and maternal health stew with poke shoots and ground nuts, and bread For more information call 633-8402 Park in the back parking lot of the school, and come Its annual luncheon May 3 at St. Thomas Seminary. these opportunities exist and will for the next 10 made from acorn meal. in cheering! Tickets are $2 for adults, $1 for senior coverage to more women and open construction jobs care and creation of a state Commission on Children. Mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a m in the chapel years." g Clarifying laws on admissibility of evidence The program, which begins at 2 p.m., costs $2 for citizens and children under 14. followed by a luncheon. The Rev. Jospeh Baxter, to more women. The group also is supporting a package of bills Fellowship offers dinner The Order of Women Legislators said Thursday that about prior sexual conduct of victims of sexual adults and $1 for children. Reservations must be made vicar provincial of the Missionaries of LaSalette, designed to combat teenage pregnancy, including sex Saturday by calling 236-5621. Hartford, will be the principal speaker. the issues on its agenda for the 1985 Legislature education in all public schools, more school-based assault. Looking for an elegant dinner at a “ tres" low price? International fair at UConn addressed “ people concerns, not just women Something for everyone Friends and members wishing to attend must Mais oui! concerns.” ... The whole world is invited to the International Fair register by April 26 by calling Alice Dolan at 529-3070 Choirs sing Can't decide whether to see a dance, hear a The Youth Fellowship of Second Congregational The bipartisan group of 36 House members and five Church is sponsoring "Une Touche de Paris,” from Sunday from 11 a m. to 7 p.m. at the University of or Delores Reid at 529-9154. . „ j senators set its priorities after conducting two symphony, watch a play or attend an operetta Officers for the two-year term will be installea. 5:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday. This is a dinner to include Connecticut ROTC Building. Arts, crafts, foods, and surveys of its members on issues before the General The combined choirs of Emanuel Lutheran Church tonight? You can do it all, on just one ticket, at the They include; Margaret Burns of Newington, Coitege Notes appetizers, chicken cordon bleu, baked potato with dances of many nations will be featured. Assembly. of Manchester, and Emanuel Lutheran Church of "1985 Showcase of the Arts " in the MCC Lowe Special performances will be held from 11:30 a.m. president, Rachel Bain of Hartford, vice president; Program Center. Nine of the groups which intend to sour cream, cabbage salad, glazed carrots, assorted "It's really a bipartisan effort,” said Rep. Irene u. Hartford, will present a concert of Bach and Handel's to 6 p.m. when a dance, April Mingle, will be held. Irene Halpin of Glastonbury, treasurer; Grace Ross perform at the Capitol Region Performing Arts breads. homemade pies and beverages — all for $6.50. Favreau, D-New Britain. "At least this group of to the dean’s list at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, music at 5 p.m. Sunday. The choirs will be directed by The fair is sponsored by the International Center in of New Hartford, recording secretary, and Delores Center, to be built on the MCC campus, are The price is reduced to $5.50 for senior citizens, and women the issues are in the forefront.” Castagna acts in college play Maine. She is in the Class of 1988. Melvin Lumpkin, director of music at the Manchester cooperation with many cultural and nationality clubs Reid of Wethersfield, corresponding secretary. cooperating in this show with a 250-person cast. to $2 for children 12 and under. The total price for a Favreau said the most expensive item on the OW LS church. The concert will be at the Hartford church, 311 and organizations. General admission will be $2, April A. Castagna of 257 Autumn St. is appearing in There will be ballet, modern dance, jazz, tap and a family of four will not exceed $15. The young people agenda is a bill that would increase income limits for Southern Connecticut State University’s production Capitol Ave. admission for students and senior citizens, $1, and Nadeau on UofH dean’s list Broadway number, offered by groups from the are trying to raise money for a trip to New York. For PTA gives scholarships eligibility for Medicaid health coverage. of Cole Porter's "Anything Goes.” The production ■The program is to include Bach's Reformation Day reservations, call Joy Wilson at 649-6070: or the children under 12, free. cantata, "God, the Lord, is Sun and Shield." Handel’s Greater Hartford Dance Consortium. The $2.7 million change would allow poorer women opened Thursday and continues today and April 26 Joanne Nadeau of 196 Ferguson Road has been church office at 649-2863. Applications are being accepted for tbe Verplanck "Awake the Trumpet's Lofty Sound” will conclude the Tickets for this production, which begins at 8:30 who take jobs to get Medicaid coverage, helping them and 27 at 8 p.m. at the Lyman Center for Performing named to the dean's list at the University of Hartford School PTA Scholarship award of $300. The to move off welfare rolls, the women lawmakers said. program. An offering will be collected, but admission p.m., are $6 for general admission or $3.50 for students Walk in Goodwin Forest scholarship is available to former students of the Arts. in West Hartford. is free. and senior citizens. They will be available at thedoor. The OWLS also are trying to open up job Ham and bean supper school who are enrolled for the fall semester at an opportunities for women in the state’s 10-year. $5.5 HAMPTON — The Audubon Society of Northeast institution of higher learning. The selection will be Castagna, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ansaldl honored by school billion road and bridge repair program. Castagna, is a 1982 Manchester High School graduate. The Hillstown Grange, 617 Hill St,, East Hartford, Connecticut will hold a walk in Goodwin State Forest made on the basis of need and scholastic achievement The group plans to offer an amendment that would She is a junior majoring in theater and communica Andrew Ansaldi HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Some stars earn stripes will serve a ham and bean supper beginning at 5:30 Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at the park’s main and will be awarded June 6. Application deadline is require the state to require that women are tions. She is president of the university choir and vice Ansaldi Jr. of Dean Drive, Bolton, is on the dean’s list p.m. Saturday. Adults will be charged $5.50 for the building. Guests are welcome. For more information, May 7. considered for jobs under the massive transportation For more information, call the school 647-3383. president of the glee club. for the winter term at Susquehanna University, meal, and children 12 and under may eat for $2.75. call J. Rakoezy at 646-7858. program. Selingsgrove, Pa. The East Catholic High School Cocaine part of show biz life Shriners meet Friday "This is not something that every woman is going to graduate is a senior finance major in the Sigmund be interested in but it certainly is a wonderful Thompson on dean’s list Weis School of Business. He has a straight A average • Omar Shrine Club will meet at Willie's Steak House opportunity for women who are,” Favreau said. Joanne E. Thompson of 299 Fern St. has been named for the term. and who recently completed “ Hol OWLS members said they wanted a firm HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The lywood Beat,” a new Aaron at 6:30 p.m. Friday. most often asked question of Spelling TV pilot in which he plays reporters covering the show busi a movieland cop. ness beat: “ Do a lot of stars use Scalia was the country's top Judge has drugs?” male model when he almost took The affirmative answer can be his iife in despair over a cocaine read in the headlines. Those stars habit that had made him a zombie. who do go public are only the tip of "I began drinking when I was 12 last word the iceberg. and smoking pot at 14.” said NEW!! Stacey Keach imprisoned in Scalia, who has been "clean” for London for cocaine possession. five years. "I drank to get drunk George Segal and Lauren Tewes In trial Try a delicious and 1 took drugs to get obliterated. admitting recently to drug depend . BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The Once I was hooked I used drugs in ence. Andy Gibb entering the Betty 8uperior court judge who presided Home Made the morning just to get to a point I Ford clinic to beat cocaine. Stars over the case of a mother who hired thought was normal." struggling from alcohol or drug a clown to throw a pie in a school cream pie All well and good, but what got abuse include Elizabeth Taylor, Mficial's face had some last Scalia started in the first place? Desi Arnaz Jr., Liza Minnelli and minute business to take care of "Partly peer pressure,” he said. Mary Tyler Moore. even though the verdict was in. "But also from a sense of personal They are the fortunate ones, . Judge Robert P. Burns fined the inadequacy. Drugs numb. They NIKKI’S celebrities taking steps to kick defense lawyer $50 Thursday for expensive, destructive habits. dull your emotional, social, spirit breaching courtroom etiquette and ual and intellectual responses. The 254 Broad St. Manchester "rhe unfortunate ones continue to chastized the defendant. Mary letdown afterwards is reality, limp along in their work or have piorio and her husband, James, featuring this week... become unemployable as a result which you want to escape. for their “ cavalier’ attitude during e 646-3000 • "1 got high on coke and beer. The of drug ravaged minds and bodies. ANDY GIBB Ihe trial. soooooooooaooeooodoooaaaaeooM There are, of course, scores of . . . enters Ford clinic beer took the edge off the coke. I • Defense attorney Joseph P. movie and TV performers who also did ludes, MDA, pot. acid, Ganim, 25, was fined for unfolding don't use coke or quaaludes, not Groups not unlike Alcoholics heroine and speed. But I didn’t in front of the jury a four-foot-long ;even marijuana. They are the ones Anonymous have sprung up know who I was. I tried to be the computer printout he said was the ■who haven't let drugs become a throughout the film-TV colony to person everyone thought I wanted criminal record of the state's key way of life. help stars kick drug addiction, to be. witness. The action nearly resulted * One male star of a highly rated habits which go back 5 and 10 years "Drugs had ruined my baseball In a mistrail. DAVIS FAMILY ITV show cannot go on camera and which sometimes cost $1,000 a career. I was the Montreal Expos' Bums said Ganim's actions were BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE without a nose full of cocaine. One day. first draft choice in 1971, a pitcher. “ a flagrant violation which the of the biggest names in TV history One of the survivors is Jack But I hurt my back and (xmtinued court cannot let go unnoticed." DAILY LUNCHEON SPEaALS lives in terror of having the truth Scalia, the handsome, athletic star to take drugs to beat the pain. Then The judge also had some final Mon.-Qrlllgd Cheese w/bacon - white bread of TV's “ Berringers,” who will I became a model and was No. 1 in Jhoughts to discuss with the r surface about his cocaine depen- Tuga.-|tallan Meatballs - soft roll ■dency. A leading lady has snorted soon be seen with Lindsay Wagner magazines and commercials. defendant. Ther way out of the business. in CBS-TV's "The Other Lover" Mary Diorio of Fairfield was Fri. & Sat. Night Specials Wed.-Egg salad w/bacon - white bread guilty Wednesday for breach of the Thura.-Grllled chaeae & tuna - whHe bread peace for hiring Robert ■ Fuller, SHOMCASE who performs as Tickles the Frt.-Freah fried fish - soft roll Cinema HARTFORD Clown, to toss a pie in the face of Seafood Fradlavolo...... Above Specials Include cup of homeatyle soup and -8 8 1 0 MTBSTAnMIXrrM Fairfield school official last June sandwich of the day, coffee, tea, or small sods. |lM«UNM«IMHD*>y-nHT» 12 - MANCHESTER HP:RALD, Friday. 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NJ 41 killei (60 min ) received from his mother in which - B_ „ was very much in love with a man Springfield, MA 57 z L D D y who didn't like my youngest son, so iT M C l MOVIE; Twilight Zone The WGBY 11 Independent News MANA6TMFNT 6 she bad-mouthed my mother M ovie' E nter ditm'nsion in four un WTIC Hartford, CT 61 ON I stopped seeing him. Now I have ICNNl 20 Tales from the Darkside oe-viou6uy something terrible! Our families usual tales, created l)V some of today s CNN Cable News Ntwrk uNirtP rutA Abigail met another man I like very much. hottest ftitiimakers its honuige to the DISNEY Disney Channel IDISI 22 30l M iam i Vice Crockett and Tubbs AEEVICtS? rAtCINO UE560Ne> are worlds apart, and I think i£SPN vaaw He Sports Network \M \/ FEOM Van Buren Is good to my child, and we have famed IV series John litiujow. Vic Mor ESPN believe that tfie FBI agent assignetl to the UNFAIR TO Charlie's mother feels inferior and row, Kathleen Quinlan 1983 Rciti'd PG HBO Home Box Office HBOl same jitiriKi nng vasr* has divided loyalties MAl:jOIF t h a t o h ^ k . a lot In common. CINEMAX Cinema. max’ U O CA U 4 7 / insecure, and has a chip on her [USA] Cartoon Express (H) (60 mm I My problem now is that my older TMC Movie Channel ITNICI shoulder. :usAi 38 Odd Couple son Joined the Navy and left me 6 :3 0 P M (5 ; i61 One Day at a Time USA USA Network I was so shaken when I read that 41 Dancin' Days with Attila, his Great Dane. I live (11) Barney Miller awful letter downgrading my 61 Kojak in a small apartment with no (22) '30: NBC News mother, I read it to my parents. owned a bra and probably never [C N N ] Evening News fenced yard. Since this Great Dane (36) JeHersons ,11 Major League Baseball Cleveland at Now my mother says that she will will. She says bras are uncomfor New York Yankees iHBOl MOVIE Moscow on the table, she's proud of her figure, is little more than a puppy, he can (401 ABC News (CC) Hudson' (CC) A Russian circus musician not attend my wedding unless 20) MOVIE Return of the Seven' A and she has nothing to hide. In fact, be quite irritating. He's loo strong delects while on .1 U S tour Robin Wil Charlie's mother apologizes to her. (41) Noticiero SIN former membi'r of the Magnificent Seven and undisciplined for me to take luims Malta Conchita Alonso, Cleavani luiltil Charlie's mother says no apology she wears as little as possible. (CNN) Showbiz Todiiy IS kiifnapiied liy a b.ind of outlaws Yul Dem. ks 1984 Rated H for walks. My new friend dislikes Brynn»*r Robert Fuller Jordan Cfvistopfier is necessary because she didn't say I am proud of the way she looks, [DIS] EPCOT Magazine dogs. 1966 [ m a x ] m o v i e Private School' Two anything to my mother's face. but my family Is not. They have [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook yuiifuj women vie for the same guy It's almost impossible to find a i22i 30 Best Times (PREMIERE) Stu 1 got along fine with Charlie's called her a "loose" woman. Well, Plmebe Cates Betsy Russel. Ray Walston ALLEY OOP ‘ by Dave Qraua home for Attila — no one wants 7 :0 0 P M (3) CBS News dents and n-ai hers expeneiue struggles mother before this happened. she is not loose. I like the way she and tnumpfis at .» Soutfiern Cctlifornia Rated R ONE OF TWEM / THEN GO ]...I'LL RNISH ) such a big animal. Having him put C£) (30) M 'A 'S 'H Whose fault was it? And what dresses and have personally lieaiJi I ommunity fugh si hool (60 mm ) [TMC] MOVIE The Devonsville IS SETTIN' AWAYV GET IT X U P H E R E , y to sleep would make me feel (3) ABC News (CC) Terror' A modern day witch unleashes her WITH THE HORSE l[ BA.CK! should I do? bought her blouses and sweaters 38 M OVIE Tony Rome' A private eye that show off her full figure guilty: he'sa very sweet-tempered (3) Sale of the Century stMn hes lor stoir’n |ewels frank Sin«iti.i destfuctive powers to avenge the wrong IN THE MIDDLE ___ (11) Jetfersons Jill St Jofm Mil hard Conn- 196 / ful (feath of her ancestors Suzanna Love. because 1 think a little jiggle and animal. Herald photo by Pinto Rohert Walker Donald Pleasance What on earth should 1 do? Shall (20) 140) Barney Miller 41 Novela Tu o Nadie ; DEAR IN: If you're looking for bounce under her clothes looks CNN Headline News I just wait until my son returns on (22) Wheel of Fortune 1 0 :3 0 P M someone else to blame, start with nice. Laura studies sweets 61 Fantasy Island leave, and let him remove the dog (30) Family Feud 11 New s Charlie's mother who wrote the Tell me the truth, do you think a [C N N ] Prime New s as he sees fit? If I keep him, it will project, "Which One Will Sweeten Your (41) M arisela 20 Twilight Zone letter downgrading your mother. woman who wears no bra is loose Laura Johannes, a Nathan Hale School [ESPN] USFL Football New Jersey at be the end of my romance, Life?” She lives at 144 Glenwood St. (61) Diff'rent Strokes 38' Dick Van Dyke Then blame Charlie for his poor — or is it just my family? sixth-grader, won first place in the Mem phis WORRIED SICK 41 24 Horas judgment in sending that letter to PROUD OF MY WIFE (CNN) Moneytine (HBO) MOVIE Dressed to Kill' The IN SUBURBIA school science fair Tuesday for her (D ISl MOVIE Wait Till the Sun seijrt.h’ tx»gins for psychopatfRC killer [D IS ] Cannonball you. Next blame yourself for DEAR PROUD: A "loose" Shines. 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LAMB - 1 am 59 and your body metabolism has changed the police department — instead of ft just isn’t safe, they continue, to weatfue and a shnrkinrj srtcret James GI»*ason 1950 had a hysterectomy almost two years tionally, and willfully. Therefore, (22) M *A *S *H and you will have more trouble stay buying much-needed patrol cars, accept this individual into our [ESPN] Winners Kareem Abdul ago. About two months ago, my let’s temper our pity with a little (3b) Entertainment Tonight 8 :4 5 P M iDisl Mousterpiece ing lean officials said. hearts and our homes, ft is not fair Theater Jabbar clothes began to feel uncomfortable Your common sense. 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Schneider, Podiatrist, house that Katherine wants to rent (R) tedaro monly used to firm up the waist in evaluations lo measure their fit lots) MOVIE Peter Lundy and the DEAR READER — You gained one gets older, which is related to (3D Major League Baseball New York [CNN] Sports Tonight The Health Letter 17-12, Winning the ness levels, and allows them free is happy to announce Mets at Philadelphia M edicine Hat Stallion' A 15 ye.jr t)id five pounds because you consumed changes in the body thermostat and lESPNl SportsCenter A x Battle of the Bulge, which I am send THAves 4-i9 more calories than your body used. heat production. Therefore, nothing access to physical education facili the relocation of his office to: [ M A X ] M O VIE Young Lady CilMMMEA ,nt ing you. Other who want this issue ties al Colby College. Chatlerley' A young woman faces mar can send 75 cents with a long, City records show initial evalua 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester ri.Kje and a humdrum lifestyle until she vis stamped, self-addressed envelope for Its an old family castle Harlee McBride tions cost $275 each in addition to Rated R it to me in care of this newspaper, $50 in travel reimbursement. For the treatment of diseases and surgery o( the foot. Adults and P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, children's foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis IT M C I M O VIE Hair' A carefree hippie WINTHROP 'by Dicli Cavalli on fresh air Follow-up evaluations cost $40 WEBSTER______glides ihroutjh the streets of New York New York. NY 10019. each, and annual passes to the eases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. Treat Williams John Savage, Beverly CONDO IN 9\UW 5PRIN£fS ? d o n 't CA LL HOfV WOULPYtXI UKE D EAR PO LLY: Remove the exercise facilities each cost $25. D Angelo 1979 Rated PG FO U R -O N -TH E -F L O O R US, W E 'L L Emergencies seen same day. 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Fridiiy, April 19,198^ Tulane NL roundup SPORTS drops Heat thaws out AL roundup hoop Expos’ Rogers here.” NEW ORLEANS (UPl) - A Bv Fred McMane United Press International Vance Law had three hits and Rice’s rocket shot Tulane University iidminislrator drove in two runs to pace a 15-hit refused to rule out the possibility There’s nothing like a July day in attack in support of Rogers. Kurt that men's basketball may be April to thaw out an aging arm and Kepshire, 0-2, suffered the loss. reinstated some day, but a un Elsewhere in the National animous vote by the Board of melt away those trade rumors. Hampered by bitterly cold League, Los Angeles blanked San Administrators has abolished Hie weather in his first two starts of the Diego 5-0, and Cincinnati nipped boosts the Bosox program. San Francisco 4-3 in 10 innings. season, Steve Rogers found 87- The decision Thursday ended the degree weather in St. Louis the school's scandal-plagued basket Dodgers 5, Padres 0 third with none out in the lOth, but Yankees 3, White Sox 2 perfect remedy for his problems By Joe llluzzl ball program after more than 1,401) At San Diego. Fernando Valen Thursday and pitched the Mont United Press International he got out of the jam At New York, Ken Griffey made games. zuela tossed a two-hitter and With two out in the bottom of the real Expos to a 7-1 triumph over a spectacular defensive play for Elimination of the team will pitched his second shutout of the 14th, Pat Sheridan doubled Rice Just call him Professor Rice, the second slraight game and make Tulane the nation's only the Cardinals. season. Valenzuela, who struck out then made a diving catch of a His impressive outing came less doctor of homerology. singled home the tie-breaking run major university with a football eight to raise his record to 2-1. George Brett line drive to left field than 24 hours after a story in a Jim Rice can be considered an in the seventh inning to give the squad and no basketball team this hurled his 20th shutout and third Canadian newspaper said he might authority on home runs, so when he to end the game Yankees their victory. fall. The University of Miami will two-hitter. Mike Marshall and Kansas City had a chance to win soon be traded to the Houston lectures on the subject, people Griffey ran down a hard liner by add a basketball team in Candy Maldonado each drove in a the game when they put runners on Astros for pitcher Mike Scott. should pay strict attention. Carlton Fisk and turned it into a November. pair of runs to spark the Dodgers, U1 Later Thursday, Astros general Rice belted a two-out. 440-foot first and third with no one out in the double play in the sixth inning to "1 am saddened and disap who slaked Valenzuela to a 4-0 lead 12th inning, but Ojeda escaped by manager A1 Rosen confirmed the home run in the top of the 14th help make a winner of reliever pointed by the events that have in the first inning against loser striking out Sheridan, and getting teams had talked about such a inning Thursday night to give the Rich Bordi, 1-0, who pitched one taken place and the necessity of Mark Thurmond. trade, but the deal had fallen Red Sox a 4-3 victory over the Brett on a ground ball to first inning. Dave Righetti got the last taking this action," said Tulane “ It feels very good fo have so baseman Bill Buckner, who made through. Kansas City Royals. five outs for his third save. President Eamon Kelly. many runs behind you." said a diving stop. " I t ’s dead in the water," said " I wasn't looking to hit a home "A t the same time, perhaps this i ^ UPl photo Valenzuela, who was victimized by "As far as I'm concerned, the Rosen. "W e don't have what they run," said Rice, who also made a Blue Jays 6, Rangers 3 will result in the kind of program poor batting support last year in a play that won the game for us w'as want at this time.” game-saving catch in the bottom of here at Tulane that will benefit all 12-17 season. "That really helps, the one that Buckner made in the At Toronto. Lloyd Moseby belled Lakers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Pho Thursday. Los Angeles walked all over Rogers, who entered the game the 14th with the tying run on of intercollegiate athletics especially at the beginning of the 12th inning, " said Ojeda. "That a two-run homer and Damaso the Suns In NBA playoff opener. with an 0-2 record and a 6.23 ERA, second base. "M y theory in situa throughout the United States." enix' Alvin Adams reach for loose ball game. Sometimes you don't have really seemed to wake us up I Garcia ripped three doubles and struck out four and walked four in tions such as this is that if you're The University Senate Monday during the first period at the Forum any help and other times you do know it got my adrenalin flow ing. " scored a pair of runs, helping the going the distance for the first time looking to hit a homer, 10 times out approved Kelly’s recommendation have help. ” Elsewhere, Cleveland blasted Blue Jays hand the Rangers their this year. Rogers had endured four of 10 you'll fail. 1 just try to drive that men's basketball be dropped 9 Baltimore 11-5, New York edged seventh loss in their first eight long snow and rain delays in his the ball through someone. " because of a point-shaving and Chicago 3-2, Toronto lopped Texas games. Dave Stieb worked 6 1-3 first two decisions, but this time Reds 4, Giants 3 Rice's towering drive, high on drug scandal, and admissions of NBA playoff roundup 6-3 and California outslugged Min innings and allowed two runs on six the 35-year-old right-hander did At Cincinnati, Cesar Cedeno Royals Stadium bank in left field, NCAA violations by coaches. hits and live walks in evening his not allow a hit after the fourth singled home two runs with one out came on a 2-0 pitch off reliever nesota 9-8. All 21 administrators voted to record at 1-1 inning and retired 13 consecutive in the lOlh inning to give the Reds Mike Jones, 0-1. It was his third abolish the basketball program, Indians 11, Orioles 5 batters in one stretch. their fourth straight victory. Cede- homer of the season. but Board Chairman Boatner Angels 9, Twins 6 “ It was tough out there," said no's hit came off losing reliever "1 got behind him 2-and-O and At Cleveland, a pair of errors by Reily III refused to rule out the Suns made even sicker At Minneapolis. Doug DeCinces Rogers tongue-in-cheek. "No Greg Minton, 0-1, and made a tried to get the ball out over the usually reliable shortstop Cal possibility basketball will be rein belted a three-run homer and Rod really, it was very, very pleasant. 1 winner of Carl Willis, 1-0. Cincinna plate and didn't get it far enough, " Ripken enabled the Indians to stated some day at the school. He touched off a 15-2 run in the Carew and Brian Downing each is Saturday at the Forum, where stayed loose. You can do that when ti's Pete Rose went l-for-4 and said Jones. “ And he hit the hell out score three runs in the sixth inning “ This university plays by the Bv Joe llluzzl second extra period to spark and go on to defeat the Orioles. drove in two runs to power the the Suns have lost all four games it's hot. Plus, there were no delays needs 85 hits to break Ty Cobb's of it, 1 made a mistake to Dwight rules," Reily iaid. "We are going United Press International Dallas. Angels to victory. Doug Corbett. played this season. In wait through. I like pitching all-time hit record of 4,191. Evans just before that and got Cleveland's Julio Franco went to set an example that we are going "A s the game progressed we felt 1-0, was the winner while Donnie What was left of Phoenix was led away with it." 4-for-5 to raise his American to play by the rules at Tulane After Thursday night's showing Rolando could get by Clyde Moore got his second save. Randy by Charles Pittman with 22 points. Ojeda, 1-0, pitched three in- League-leading average to .556 University." against the Los Angeles Lakers, Drexler, so we started running Bush hit a two-run, pinch homer Maurice Lucas and Mike Sanders Scholastic roundup nnings of relief to earn the victory. Baltimore got two home runs and the Phoenix Suns may join the rest plays for him." Dallas coach Dick .u four RBI from Rick Dempsey for Minnesota of their injured players in the added 20 each. He entered with men on first and Motta said. "It was a great game to infirmary. The game was enough The Lakers, who won the Pacific Division by a record 20 games and watch.” to turn anyone’s stomach. Dallas won despite being oulshot The Suns, so decimated by whose 62-20 regular-season record Bolton baseball Bolton race by the Blazers 56 percent to 39. Stanley Cup playoffs injuries that the cover of the was the second best in team team ’s playoff media guide is a history, also got 22 points from Pistons 125, Nets 105 set Sunday full-color replica of a Band-Aid Mike McGee and 18 each from Bob At Detroit, Isiah Thomas scored box, played without their three lop McAdoo, Byron Scott and James 21 points and handed out 11 assists remains winless scorers, and it showed to the tune Worthy. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar while running a sparkling fast Stars back on track BOLTON — The eighth annual of a 142-114 rout at the hands of the added 15 points. break to lead the Pistons to a 1-0 BOLTON — Visiting Bacon Hampton High. " I was worried when I got here Bolton Five-Mile Road Race will Lakers, lead in their series. Game 2 is Academy scored in every inning B aco n A ca d e m v 255 202 3 19-15-0 tonight and I'm still worried now, ” B o lto n 002 000 0 2-2-4 \ Bv Lisa Harris sisted goal to tie the game at 7:40 of answer the gun Sunday at 1 p.m. at "They’re a tremendous team, no scheduled for Sunday night at but the fifth to easily overpower Shoop and Bruch; Samboona, Laker coach Pat Riley said, not a the second period and Neal Broten Bolton High School on Brandy doubt about that, ” Phoenix coach Detroit’s Joe Louis Arena. winless Bolton, 19-2, in COC H Ipskv (2). T ob ias (4) and M a rtin . United Press International hint of a smile on his face. stole the puck from Chicago's Behn Street. The course is a figure eight John MacLeod said. "T h ey’re just Bill Laimlx'cr scored a team- baseball action Thursday. W- Shoop: L- Samboona. A Of the 16 teams that entered the Wilson and backhanded the go- that is not an easy one to navigate, too doggone good for us. high 23 points for Detroit and Bacon, now 5-1 in the conference “ They were strictly business on Stanley Cup playoffs, three re ahead shot unassisted at 11:03. according to Stephen Gates, two- Mavs 139, Blazers 131 (ot) hauled in 13 rebounds as the and overall, pounded three Bulldog mained unbeaten with 4-0 records “The big key was we didn't time defending champ. Gates, a the court. No horsing around. They Pistons completely dominated a pitchers for 15 hits and took Golf after Thursday night when all four panic, " said Minnesota coach Glen former Manchester High and just took it to us." At Dallas, Rolando Blackman New Jersey team which had advantage of six errors. Steve UPl photo best-of-seven division finals got Sonmor. "W e did not go away from Eastern Connecticut State Univer Magic Johnson scored 18 points kept Dallas alive through one mastered won the regular-season Laput paced the winners with four EC triumphs what we wanted to do " sity standout, is expected to defend and handed out 19 assists in three overtime period and scored 7 series 5-1. hits, while Bill Bruch and Mike Cleveland’s Phil Hubbard' (35) battles night. Boston's Larry Bird is at the left, under way. The first of those to stay perfect, Neither is Chicago panicking. his men's division crown. quarters to lead the Lakers, in straight points in the second extra Nuggets 141, Spurs 111 Guire added three each. Bruch HEBRON — Jim Berak and Bob for rebound with Boston's Kevin McHale Celtics won playoff opener, 126-123. Philadelphia with a 3-0 Game 1 "All that has happened is that The race will be sponsored for their ninth straight playoff season. session to give the Mavericks a smashed the big blow of the day, a Tedoldi shot .37s to tie for medalist For the Suns, Larry Nance has a At Denver, Alex English scored honors and pace unbeaten East P victory over the New York Island they won a game in our place," the second consecutive year by the victory over Portland in the two-run homer. (32) in first-quarter action Thursday 33 points and Calvin Natt added 25 ers in the Patrick Division opener, Olezyk said. "We can win one in Bolton Lion's Club. Entry fee is $4 pulled groin muscle, Walter Davis opening game of their series. Bolton, 0-6 in the COC and 0-7 Catholic to a 5-0 sweep over Fermi to spark Denver to a 1-0 edge over rattled off a 14-game unbeaten their place. That's why it's a day of the race. There will be has had surgery on his ankles and a Game 2 is Saturday afternoon in overall, managed just two hits off High in a scholastic golf match at San Antonio. Game 2 is Saturday streak at home and 16-1 record seven-game series." prizes awarded in six men’s and hand, and James Edwards has a Dallas. winning pitcher Andy Shoop, who Tallwood Country Club in Hebron ending the regular season, finish In the Adams Division. Quebec six women’s divisions along with bruised knee and lower-back prob Blackman equalled a career- night in Denver. struckout 18. Bulldog freshman Thursday afternoon. Denver’s point total and margin ing in first place with 113 points. got by Montreal 2-1 in overtime. prizes to the first Bolton finisher, lems. All three are doubtful for the high with 43 points, and scored the Cliff Stoudt ripped the first hit of East, now 3-0, hosts St. Bernard of victory were both NBA playoff Celts take first step The Edmonton Oilers, four the youngester finisher and the remaining games in the series. tying baskets at the end of his varsity career, an RBI-single. and South Catholic Wednesday highs for the franchise. points behind the Flyers in second Nordiques 2, Canadiens 1 youngest sub-junior finisher. Game 2 of the best-of-five series regulation and the first overtime. "W e were not aggressive with afternoon at 2:45. the bats like the last two games,” Results: Jim Berak (EC) def. at the end of the season, are At Montreal, all traces of last said Bolton coach Howard Sobolov Tim White, 37-42; Bob Tedoldi defending Stanley Cup champions, year's bloody "Battle of Quebec" "Shoop pitched well, he had our (EC) def. Mike Palmatier, 37-38; and have redefined firepower in were gone in this years opener, as hitters fooled all day. Again, the Dave Olender (EC) def . Ed Smith, the NHL. That offense has yet to the provincial arch-rivals proba Sports In Brief towards title defense appear in the playoffs, and Wayne errors and unearned runs hurt us. ” 41-47; Barry Powlishen (EC) def. bly were recouping from first- The Bulldogs are off until April Paul Finley, 38-48. East won Gretzky just Thursday scored his round series that went the full 30, when they travel to East medalist point, 153-175. Bv Frederick Waterman chance to beat them and I know Cavalier Phil Hubbard said his first playoff goal — an empty five-games. Rookie Mark Kumpel Torch Run on Saturday United Press International that we can beat them." team's mistakes were the netter at that. The Oilers are 4-0 scored the game-winner, his first Boston takes a 1-0 lead in their difference. after a 4-2 Smythe decision over goal of the playoffs, at 12:23 of STORES — The I.F.C. (Intrafraternal Council) of the BOSTON — For the Boston best-of-five series against Cleve "W e are just trying to do our Winnipeg. UPl photo overtime after rookie goaltenders University of Connecticut is conducting a Torch Run Saturday to But the Minnesota North Stars? Celtics, it's one down and 14 to go. land, appearing in the playoffs for best. I think we should have won winner Mario Gosselin and Cana- benefit the Community Child Center. The Torch Run is a relay East boys track The last-ranked post-season con the first time since 1978 Game 2 the game: there are no moral Isles Denis Potvin is on his dien Steve Penney played from the Manchester Parkade to the UConn campus in Storrs. tenders who finished with the The delending NBA champions will be played Saturday afternoon victories in the playoffs." knees with bloodied lip after brilliantly. Each relay leg is made up of one to three individuals from each emborkcd on their bid to win in Boston. fifth-worst record in the league being by highsticked. Isles sorority and fraternity participating in "Greek Week.” Each back ' hack crowns with a 126-123 McHale, who finished with 26 Cleveland lost for the 20th won 8-5 over the previously un Flyers 3, Islanders 0 lost opener to Flyers, 3-0. runner gets pledges of sponsorship for the 20 mile trek, much like has the numbers vi( I I hnrsday night over the points, scored 9 of the Celtics' final straight time on the road against beaten Chicago Black Hawks, who At Philadelphia, goalie Pelle a March of Dimes walkathon. man and will probably participate Cleveland Cavaliers. To win the 11 as Bo.ston rallied from a 119-115 Boston, which has defeated the until Thursday played well enough Lindbergh keyed a shot-blocking The Community Chile Guidance Center is a non-profit Bv Bob Papetti Cavaliers in their last 16 games. to win the Cup. Herald Sports Writer on either the 4 X 100 or 4 X 400 title, a team must win 15 games deficit with four minutes unassisted. Philadelphia defense and Tim organization for autistic and abused children. during the four rounds of the remaining. Boston center Robert Parish OK, Minnesota swept the Norris "W e made some bad defensive Kerr scored his sixth playoff goal relays. playoffs, and Boston knows what to The Celtics led through most of committed three fouls in the first Division champion St. Louis Blues reads, especially in the second to shut out New York, Lindbergh Strength in numbers. The relays should be a strong do when the games get close. the game, with their biggest lead quarter, sal out the second and was out of the first round, but St. Louis period," Chicago GM-coach Bob turned aside 22 shots and rookies East Catholic track coach Mark point, depending on who wins "W e kept our poise and our 91-78 midway through the third not a factor in the game, scoring slumped for weeks after losing Pulford said. "Some nights the Rick Tocchet and Ron Sutter also Skehan hopes the old adage proves spots, according to Skehan, The McLain about to bottom out promising sprint relay may fea patience, and it paid off at the quarter after Danny Ainge just eight points and grabbing five Doug Wickenheiser, their best puck doesn't bounce for you." scored. true this year. Forty-seven ath end." said Larry Bird, who scored dropped his second 3-pointer rebounds. defensive center, penalty killer TAMPA, Fla. — Seventeen years after attaining a baseball letes comprise the Eagle squad, ture Zachery, Lavey, and sopho a game-high 40 points. Cleveland gradually closed the "Robert got out of the offensive and face-off specialist. Chicago rookie Ed Olezy k scored Oilers 4, Jets 2 zenith equalled by few players in history. Denny M cLain is about including 27 upperclassmen and 20 mores Paul Pelletier and Dan Collins and/or freshman Aaron Trailing 123-122, the Celtics gap and a 9-0 surge during the flow, and when that happens, a And yes. the North Stars have his fourth goal of the playoffs and At Edmonton, Alberta. Paul to bottom out. underclassmen. worked the ball into Kevin fourth quarter provided a 118-113 player lends to get overlooked," people back from season-long was followed by Doug Wilson and Coffey’s point shot at 6:42 of the The last 30-game winner in the major leagues faces a "Overall, we’re very talented Alibrio. Senior Chris Galligan will again McHale, who was fouled and margin with 4:47 remaining, Roy explained Bird. “ On Saturday injuries, but neither does that take Tom Lysiak, all within 2:35 of the third period deflected off Winnipeg maximum sentence of 75 years in prison today at 9 a.m. EST but we're probably inexperienced, be the premier middle distance dropped both free throws with 1:27 Hinson scoring 7 of his 24 points you'll see our offense play differ the shock out of their perfect first period. defenseman Dave Babych to be when U.S. District Court Judge Elizabeth Kovachevich rules on especially in thethrowingevents," ently, with Robert getting the ball record. Other injury-decimated noted Skehan. "W e ’ve got a good runner. Last year. Galligan was on the clock. After World B. Free during the run. Minnesota countered with a pair Winnipeg's undoing. The Jets were McLain’s penalty for a conviction last month on four counts. "W e're known for blowing big low." teams got big guns back in time for of goals within 22 seconds of each number, but we are younger than among the top six in Cla.ss L in the shot an air ball and the Cavaliers without injured superstar scorer McLain, who was denied bail the day after the March 16 guilty lost the ball out of bounds, McHale leads." guard Dennis Johnson John Bagley added 22 points and the playoffs (except the New York other as Dennis Maruk notched a Dale Hawerchuk. The crowd of -.•Kv7r‘j the last three or four years." 800-meter run. He should also run a verdict, is expected to appeal the convictions and hopes to be netted a 5-foot jump hook Attemp commented. "W e were missing 11 assists for Cleveland, and Free Rangers) but the Rangers, Cal power-play goal and Willi Pletl 16,236 fell short of the 17,498 Top scoring hopefuls this season leg of the mile relay. ted 3-pointers by Cleveland's Ed layups, rebounds and loose balls ' provided 18 points. gary Flames and Boston Bruins scored unassisted. capacity that the Oilers drew in released on bond following his .sentencing. are seniors Buddy Zachery and Top distance runners arc senior gar Jones and Free missed in the Boston coach K.C. Jones said, "W e made some mistakes early, were ushered out of the first round “ We jumped out to a 3-0 lead, and every regular-season game before Rich Lavey. Zachery was one of Bert Howard in the 3000 and junior final seconds. "We have a tendency to get very litle things that hurt us, but they in three, four and five games. before you know it it’s 3-2," Olezyk raising playoff ticket prices. It was the top indoor sprinters in the Paul Ray in the 5000. "They know how to make the big careless, but we respect Cleve-“ are things we can fix," said The North Stars untracked their said. “ I think we went into shock the third straight post-season state, placing second in the state in With so many candidates vying plays. We're just learning how to land. Everyone in the press was Cleveland's Ben Poquette. "W e offense with six unanswered goals and stayed there in the second contest in which Edmonton failed Beck has shoulder repaired the 55-meter dash and third in the for positions, it should only be a do it," Cleveland coach George have confidence in ourselves and matter of time before the Eagles saying. 'They're a piece of cake,' after trailing 3-0, including four in period." to sell out, with this the smallest NEW YORK — New York Ranger captain Burry Beck was 300-meter run. He will anchor the Karl said, "1 thought we had a good but we're saying 'No, no, no.'" we can best them on Saturday," the second period, and two 100 and 200 sprints and run a leg of assemble a winning combination. Tony McKegney got an unas crowd yet. reported in good condition Thursday after having an operation on the 4 X 100 relay. "W e'd like to be in contention with 9 his left shoulder. :V Last spring, Lavey was third in HCC rivals like Norwich, St. 9 “ Everything went well," said Ranger team physician Barton Class L in the triple jump.. He is Bernard and X a v ie r," added Nisonson, who performed the U-li-hour surgery at Lenox Hill also East’stop high jumper and 400 Skehan. Hospital. Opening Day is fun, but don’t take it seriousiy •1 Prince back with Bucs UPl photo Lopez paces LPGA event The best limes to fish are when it’s ruining and when The biggest kicks are checking out the various even though its illegal to fish until 6 a.m. straight up. it's not. tackle. Rods and reels of all lengths and sizes abound, You can tell time by watching the mobs. When 89 other PITTSBURGH — Boh Prince, known to baseball fans as “The Bobby Wadkins leans back after sinking long birdie putt LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPl) - Her performance barely over And then there's Opening Day. and the spectrum of baits and lures can often be guys open their bails and let it fly, it has to be safe to Gunner" will once again be part of the Pittsburgh Pirates on sixth hole in opening round play at Hilton Head Charismatic Nancy Lopez may shadowed a brilliant 31 back nine The third Saturday in April is unique to Connecticut unbelievable. There's always a bunch of kids working wet a line. When everybody goes home, its obviously 9 broadcast team, it was announced Thursday. Classic. Vi/adkins carded a 6-under 65 to take the lead. rate as one of the premier women by Patty Sheehan, who tied a Bob course record for those nine holes trout anglers. The anticipation and spectacle of 1 small, plastic outfits, or drop lines, using just about o'clock. Nobody stands in the water for more than Prince, whose firing after the 1975 season caused massive golfers of the past decade, but she 200,000 licensed fishermen splashing around in state anything for bait like corn, cheese or even cigarette three hours without a bite. protests by Pirate fans, made the announcment at home plate of is still looking for her first victory even though she bogeyed No. 18. Papetti That left Sheehan tied with Vicki streams, lakes and ponds is a once-a-year occasion. butts. They're not proud, they’re kids. And they Three Rivers Stadium after being released from Eye & Ear of 1985. Fergon at 67, one stroke back of It’s a circus and a i at race but that’s what makes it Herald Sports Writer usually rack up. Some of the essentials include: Hospital, where had undergone surgery for removal of a tumor Wadkins snares lead Lopez, a two time LPGA Player fun. 1. Waders or hip boots — good for walking in the of the Year, has won the $200,000 Lopez. Even diehard, year-round fishermen can enjoy Then there’s the classic sporting dude, all between his tongue and jaw. water and protecting vitals from miscasted hooks and Prince will join the KDKA radio team of Ltinny Frattare and HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. contingent, in a five-way tie for Las Vegas LPGA tournament themselves if they follow one basic philosophy: you yuppied-out in the most expensive L.L. Bean waders, Sheehan carded six birdies, hardware. (U P l) — It was a great day for golf third with 67, three of its seven years. She fired a vest, and hat with the graphite reel and boron rod. Jim Rooker, and also work with John Sanders on television including four straight, in an can’t take it seriously. At least not in the traditional 2. Polarized sunglasses — enables angler to see to and relative unknowns in the Wadkins and Azinger stole the 7-under-par 66 Thursday to grab a Everything is bright and shiny, and obviously brand broadcasts. eight-hole stretch. sense of the sport. Those seeking solitude and peace the bottom of stream and keeps others from opening round of the Sea Pines show, although Masters Champion one-shot lead after the opening and quiet — major attractions to the purists — might new. He’s got "one-tim er" written all over him. Stay " I hit the ball at times awe Fathers and sons (and daughters), grandpas and recognizing angler if he falls In. Heritage Golf Classic. Bernhard Longer threatened for a round. on the opposite bank of the stream if you see one. som e," Sheehan said. "Other as well stay in bed. grandkids and long-time buddies jam the river banks 3. Split shot — weights down line in high spring Forty-three golfers tied or broke while. The 28-year-old Lopez, whose These pretenders always seem like they’re never Wllander survives scare times, 1 hit it so badly that 1 looked Few do. Not many would chose to preserve their or launch the boats en masse. Of course, expect waters and can be scattered in handfuls like fish food par on the par-71, 6,788- yard Langer roared around the front best 1985 finish was a second at the actually fishing, but “ just taking a break." More than like I should not be out on the dignity at the expense of missing a day of fishing. hordes of bumbling beginners packed shoulder to to attract confused stockies. HOUSTON — Top-seeded Mots Wilonder survived a second-set Harbour Town Golf Links Thurs nine in 31, tying the course record, Sarasota Classic, rolled in three likely, he caught a tree on his first cast and hasn’t Tour.” This is the one morning when nobody minds getting shoulder at all the "secret" pools, crossing each 4. Balt — nightcrawlers are most popular, but a can scare Thursday to grab a 6-3, 7-6 (9-7) victory from Boris Becker day. Bobby Wadkins, younger but had trouble on the back nine, birdie putts of more than 20 feet to figured out how to untangle his equipment. up early. other's lines and spooking all the fish. of corn comes in handy. When some clown blunders in the second round of the $100,000 R iver Oaks tennis tournament. brother of Lanny, led the way with carding three bogeys to end up move into the lead. She carded At 68 are Lenore Muraoka and And there's always one guy who shows up with a Opening Day is more than just the start of a new down the middle of the riffles where you’re fishing, Anders Jarryd, seeded second, also advanced to Friday s a six-under-par 65. with 37 and a total of 68 for the day. eight birdies and just one bogey in Patty Hayes while Dinah Shore 16-foot surf-casting rod and 20-pound test clothesline, season. It's a party, like Super Bowl Sunday. Many Try not to be offended, though. Remember — it's wait until he casts and then slam dunk the can of com quarterfinals, posting a 5-7, 7-6 (7-3), 6-2 win over Guillermo Another "unknown,” Paul Azin- That put him in an eight-way tie her round. champion Alice Moore headed a hurtling a depth charge about the size of h small, MX groups of friends or families meet for pre-dawn their day. Anyone really into the hobby of freshwater into the water in front of him. ger, was right on his heels at 66. for fourth at 68 with a group that "I played really well," Lopez group of five women at 69 that missle at the water. Villas. Other winners Thursday were No. 6 Tim Mayotte and No. breakfasts and game-plans, or even assemble the fishing has the next 10 months to do it up right. Of course, the best bait to use is shiners. That way (if Two-time Heritage champion included Chi Chi Rodriguez and said. "I felt like I was aggressive Includes Cincy Hill, Val Skinner, night before to count down the hours together and Every angler should be prepared with the proper 7 Vitas Gerulaitis. Pot onH Pncio IrvnPQ If first-day situations get out of control, amusement you get skunked, at least your hands will still smell Hale Irwin headed the "n am e" Dan Pohl. all dav lorn? " swap lies. can always be found by observing the company. Opening Day arsenai. One item not needed is a watch, like fish. MAN(^HKSTEH HKRAU). KricUiy. Apnl 1S>. ----- LI 16 - MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Friday, April 19, 1985 No question on amount Union Carbide readies SCOREBOARD House has own idea on tax cuts aid tor Bhopal victims between $5 million and $10 ney 2 (unassisted), PP, 7:40. 7, cut package around the $50 million dividends is in the package there approved as early as next week by DANBURY (UPl) - Union Dodgers 5, Padres 0 MInnesoto, Broten 2 (unassisted), 11:03. Ceftics 126. Cavaliers 123 Bv M ark A. Dupuis million to help the injured RedSox4.Royalt3(14) to $53 million level of the Senate will be no package," Van Nor the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Carbide Corp. offered $5 million 8, Bellows 1 (Acton, Payne), 13.07. 9, Golf (jnited Press International The Indian government s ;i ,vb Coulls 1 (Bellows, McCarthy), 14:19, plan. strand told reporters after the Committee. in emergency aid for the vic KANSAS CITY LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO Penalties— B. Murray, Chi, 2:39; Broten, at least 1.700 people were killed Baseball BOSTON n b r h b l abrhM ^ H ^nsonlofe-ISM , Hubbard 5-122_5 12, HARTFORD — House Republi Van Norstrand said the House House caucus. Till not sure that we're all that tims of history's worst chernical Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Minn, 3:32; Dupont, Chi, 3:39; Acton, West 04)0-00, Bagiev " - ' ’ (TOM, FrMB-2) far apart,” he said, adding that he and 200,000 injured Dec. 3 in the 3b 4 0 1 0 Wilson cf 6 12 0 Duncan 2b 4 1 0 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 Minn, 3:39; Bellows, Minn, 4:56; Country Club cans endorsed a bottom line of GOP had at least two major He also said the House members disaster, and at the same time, BOOOS Russell If 3 2 2 0 Gywnn rf 4 0 10 2-2 18, Shelton 5-8 3-4 13, Dovls 5-5 0^ 10. world's worst industrial Evans rf 5 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 7 0 3 1 Brown, Chi, 4:56; Savard, Chi, 5:54; Poauette 4-5 2-3 10, Turpin 3-5 M 6, 1C. Following are the starling about |50 million for additional tax differences on the makeup of the wanted the stale to go ahead with didn't think the disagreements reported a $36 million drop in 6 2 11 Brett 3b 6 1 1 0 Bream 1b 2 1 0 0 Garvey lb 4 0 0 0 Plett, Minn, 8:53; Vellschek, Minn, dent when deadly methyl iso AL atandinga Rice If Guerrer 3b 4 0 0 0 McRynl cf 3 0 0 0 Williams 0-1 0-0 0, Jones 4-6 0-0 8. Totals the Four Ball tournament to be held cuts in the next fiscal year but package, which compares to about plans to implement an expanded among the Republicans were as first-quarter income. Easter dh 7 0 1 0 Orta dh 5 13 0 14:59; Sutter,Chl,18:02. 53-95 17-27 123. Saturdav at Manchester Country Club: cyanate seeped out of I'nion Eost 0 0 0 0 Marshll rf 4 12 2 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Third period— 10, Chicago, O'Callahan $38 million in cuts offered by depreciation allowance that would deep as they had been in past years Union Carbide reported Armos cf 6 12 1 McRae ph Maldond cf 4 0 2 2 Martinez It 2 0 0 0 BOSTON (126) ^59 — Bottaro* Quick, Moffat, disagreed with their Senate coun Carbide's pesticide plant in the w L Pet. OB Bucknr 1b 6 0 11 lorg If 3 0 0 0 2 (T. Murray), 4:11.11, Minnesota, Payne McHale 9-14 8-8 26, Bird 14-25 )1-)2 Democratic Gov. William A. save businesses $34 million in the among Democrats . when they Thursday a $36 niillion drop in — Scloscia c 3 0 0 1 Royster 3b 3 0 0 0 Dutelle. terparts on where to make the cuts. Detroit 6 1 .857 Barretf 2b 4 0 0 0 LJones If 10 0 0 1 (Roberts, Bellows),4:42.12, Chicago, B. Parish 2-5 4-6 8, Johnson ^15 03 15, 7:05 — Novak, Warren, Roberts, controlled the House and Senate. first-quarter income, down 34 central Indian city of Bhopal. Mllwoukee 5 2 .714 1 2 0 0 0 Andersn ss 4 0 1 0 Tempitn ss 2 0 0 0 Wilson 3 (Savard, Brown),15:04. 13, O'Neill for the budget year begin coming fiscal year. Gutlerrz ss 3 0 0 0 Wathan c Valenzul p 3 0 0 0 Thurmnd p 2 0 0 0 Alnge4-100010, R. Wlllloms3-76-612, Klle Frank. Details of the Senate tax pack Other reports put the death toll Baltimore 5 3 .625 V/i Miller ph 1 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 6 0 1 1 MInnesoto, McKegney 3 (Acton, Ro 00 0-00, Wedman 4-71-19, Buckner 1-11-23, Marshall, Plogge, Members of the House's Repub ning July 1. Van Norstrand said the Senate percent from last year. The 4 3 .571 2 Bevaca Ph 10 10 berts), 19:55. Penalties— Secord, Chi, 7:13 — Purcell age have not been released but it is as high as 2,500. New York Hoftmn ss 2 0 1 0 White 2b 6 0 11 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Maxwell 1-21-13. Totals44-8635-39126. DIPIetro. lican majority met for more than Van Norstrand said the House plan did not include the expanded chemical giant reported that Toronto 5 4 .556 2 Sullivan c 3 0 1 0 Sundbro c 2 0 0 0 malor (fighting), 0:15; Plett, Minn, White, Rosenthal, known to contain an interest and Union Carbide said tlie $5 Botton 5 4 .556 2 Lyons or 0 10 0 Motley It 3 0 0 0 Totals 31 S 7 5 Totals 3S 0 2 0 malor (tlghtlng), 0:15; Plett, Minn, 7;20 — Ovens. 2>A hours Thursday in a closed members demanded some type of allowance and instead wanted to net income for the first quarter Los Angelos 400 000 010— 5 Cleveland 30 28 40 Schaffer. _ dividends tax cut and cuts in taxes million would bring the com Cleveland 2 6 .250 4Va Gedmon c 3 0 1 0 Bloncln ss 6 0 2 0 malor-misconduct (fighting), 18:50; Se Boston 31 39 31 25— IM 7;27 — Anderson, Davidson, Dexier, caucus where they demanded reduction in the interest and colled the $.34 niillion from busi of 1985 was $71 million, com West San Diego 000 000 000— 0 cord, Chi, malor-misconduct (fighting). pany's emergency conlritni- Totals 50 4 f 3 Totals 53 3 13 3 Game-winning RBI — Marshall (3). Three-point goals— AInge 2, Bird. changes to the tux cut package dividends lax, which he said was nesses that could he used for other on utility bills, household paper pared with $107 million for the Seattle 6 3 .667 — Boston 000 100 020 000 01— 4 Fouled out — Poquette. Total ^7°34*— Lowry, Livingston, Tracey, tions and pledges to more than 5 4 .556 1 Kansas City 100100 010 000 00— 3 E — Templeton, Kennedy, Shots on goal— Minnesota 10-15-13— endorsed a day earlier by the included in the Senate plan but tax cuts or spending. products and real estate first quarter of 1984. Oakland Maldonado.DP— Los Angeles 1. LOB— fouls— Cleveland 33, Boston 20. $7 million and added the pay Californio 5 4 .556 1 Game-winning RBI — Rice (1). 38. Chicago 12-16-19— 47. Rebounds— Cleveland 38 (Hinson 11), ^ 7 __ Glgllo, Davis, Bonadles, Senate's Republican majority. didn't have hearty support fioni Despite the disagreements, Van IransucTions. The latest earnings declined Chicago 3 4 .429 2 E — White. D P — Boston 2, Kansas City 1. Los Angeles 4, San Diego 4. 2B — ment would he separate from its Maldonado. SB — Duncan (3). S— Boston 37 (McHale 12). Assists— Sobolov. House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- the upper chamber. Norstrand said he was hopeful an The Republicans and O'Neill are mostly because of a drop in Kansas City 3 5 .375 2Va l o b —B oston 12, Kansas City 12. 2B— Power play conversions— Minnesota Cleveland X (Boglev ID- Boston 25 Clough, efforts to make a "fair ami 7 .222 4 Valenzuela, Bream. SF— Scloscia. 7 40 — Jones. Caplanello, strand, R-Darien, said the House "1 have (old them (Senate (JOl’ agreement can be worked out with in the enviable position of being domestic and foreign sales from Minnesota 2 Armas, Buckner, Sheridan 2, Orta. HR— IP H R ER BB SO 4-2. Chlcaoo4-0. (Johnson 11). A — 14,890. prompt seUlemenl to the In Texas 1 7 .125 4'/a Rice (3). SB— Holtman (1), Sheridan (2). Goalies— Minnesota, Meloche; Chi HunMfo^. Everett, Hickey, Republicans are looking at a tax leaders) that unless interest ami the Senate and a (;ix hill can be able U) cut taxes by millions of last year, Union Carbide said. Thurtdov’s Results Los Angeles . . cago, Bannerman. A— 17,389. diun government ^ B o g g s . Valenzueto (W 2-1) 9 2 0 0 3 8 dollars when the new fiscal year In a separate statement New York 3, Chicago 2 IP H R ER BB SO ^B:\)2 — Gazza, Hickey, DelMastro, California 9, MInnesotoS Boston . . San Diego „ „ Ollars 4. Jats 2 Pistons 125. Nets 105 begins July 1 because of a stale issued Thursday from the corn- At a pre-trial hearing in Cleveland 11, BaltImoreS Boyd 7 7 3 3 2 4 Thurmond (L 0-1) 8 7 5 3 2 0 Contracts at Issue budget surplus that could reach pany’s world headquarters in Tuesday regarding the lawsuits Toronto 4, Texas 2 Stanley 4 4 0 0 0 1 Stoddard 1 0 0 0 0 0 ^°bTo9 — Paganl, Teets, Anderson, T— 2:06. A 18,024. Winnipeg 110— 2 $286 million. Danbury, Union Carbide said it consolidated in New York, Boston 4, Kansas Citv 3> 14 Innings Oleda (W 1-0) 3 2 0 0 1 3 1 1 2 — 4 N E W J E R S E Y (105) „ „ . o in 0 15 — Janton, Sullivan, LoChapelle, Fridov’s Gomes Kansas City Edmonton King 5-16 1-3 11, Williams 9-13 5-9 23, The surplus has continued to rise is prepared to pay an additional Judge Keenan said he consi (All Times EST) Black 7 1-3 3 2 1 4 0 First period— 1, Edmonton, KurrI 3 Dawkins 4-9 OO 8, Richardson 5-17 2-2 12, Londsberg. . , 11:45. 2, Winnipeg, 0:23 — Moran, Buccherl, Stepanski, despite a law enacted April 1 that $5 million for interim relief to dered getting immediate help to Boltimore (BoddIcker 1*1) at To Quisenberry 12-341011 (Gretzky, Gregg) Rdnsev 3-7 4-4 10, GmlnskI 5-8 2-2 12, Panel to study works bureau eliminated the sales lax on items of ronto (Alexonder 1-0), 1:35 p.m. Beckwith 3 1 0 0 1 2 L u n d h o im (u n o ss ist e d ), sh, 13:49. Brewer 5-8 5-6 15, O'Koren 2-5 0-2 4, Rofferty victims. the victims a prime goal, M. Jones (L 0-1) 2 11110 Hockey Penoltles— Boschman, Wpg, 6:18; Kru- Turner 2-4 0-04, Johnson 000-00, Cook 3-4 0:30 — Evelhoch, Sullivan, Crispino, elolhing priced under $50. The offer came two days after regardless of the oiileome of shelnyskl, Edm,6:18; Menyk, Edm.8:59. HARTFORD (UPl) - A legisla that it had taken several years lor For several years, Auditors Boston (Trulillo 0-0) at Chicago (Burns Boyd pitched to 2 batters In 8th; OO 6. Totals 43-91 19-28 105 CalrT|en^ FIvnn, Tomkiel, Morllne, The clothing tax exemption will U.S. District Judge John Kee 1-0), 2 :X p.m. Stanley pitched to 2 batters In 12th. MacLean.Wpg,9:24; Wilson. Wpg, 13:05; D E T R O IT (125) tive committee voted to examine the bureau to address the Henry J. Becker Jr. and Leo V. cases. Trlpucka4-)1 6-814,Roundlleld4-86-614, save taxpayers an estimated $19.4 Keenan said Union Carliide s Texas (Rozemo 0-2) at Mllwoukee HBP— by Boyd (Wilson). T— 4;11. A— Krushelnyskl, Edm, 17:28. Weimon. ^ ^ , operations of the state's public problems. Donohue have recommended in nan in Manhattan said "funda (Haas 1-1), 7:05 p.m. 22,587. Lolmbeer 8-17 7-9 23, Long 8-13 4-4 20, 0-44 — MIstretto. Lomba. Sender, million in this fiscal year and mental human decency" re offer would not be an admission NHL playoff schadula Second period— 3, Winnipeg, MacLeon Thom as 10-161-121, Johnson 1-55-67, Tyler works bureau and the agency's Eaton said his proposed study of their annual reports that the Kansas CItv (Saberhagan 0-1) at Glovano. another $62 million in the 1985-86 quired Union Carbide to provide Detroit (Petrv 2-0), 7:35 p.m. 2 (Carlysle), 7:28. 4, Edmonton, Napier 3 6-10 2-2 14, Cureton 1-4 OO 2, Benson 4-4 8 51 _ McFarland, LIpInskI, Mlano, procedures for contracting for the bureau would not include Department of Administrative of liability- (M e ssie r, H uddy). 7:43. P enalties— budget year Clevelond (Heaton 0-0) ot New York Yankass 3. White Sox 2 Division Finals 0-0 8, Steppe 04 2-2 2,CampbellOOOOO. O'Rourke. . ... examination of the fire code Services be broken up . (Guidry 1-0), 8 p.m. (Btst*of*$ovtn) Steen, Wpg, 0:46; Hunter, Edm, 10:39. Tolals46-9233-38125 8:58 — Zwick, Sullivan, Ansaldl, construction and other services. Seottle (Moore 2-0) ot California (All TImts EST) New Jersey 26 19 28 32— 105 Bottallno. The Program Review and Inves violations and how the bureau The auditors said the public CHICAGO NEW YORK Third period— 5, Edmonton, Coffey 3 Detroit 39 25 29 32— 125 9:05 — Sorlorl, M cNam ara, Ros- (Romanick 1-0), 10:Xp.m. Ob r h bl ab r h bl Walts Conftrtnct tigations Committee agreed responded to them. works bureau and the depart Minnesota (Viola 1-1) at Oakland Patrick Division (Huddy, Gretzky), 6:42. 6, Edmonton, Fooled out— Dawkins. Total tools— setto, Marshall. , ^ ment’s personnel bureau should be (Codiroll 1-1). 10:35 p.m. Cruz 2b 4 0 ) 0 Rndlph 2b 5110 N.Y. Islonders vs. Phllodolphlo Gretzky 1 (unassisted), 19:36. Penalties— New Jersey 28. Detroit 26. Rebounds 9:12 — Gordon, King, Nordeen, Thursday on a unanimous voice However, Michael L. Nauer, the Soturday's Games Fletchr 3b 3 0 1 0 Mechm ss 4 0 0 0 (Flyers lead series* 1-0) None. , ,, , NewJersev 39 (Williams 9), Detroit Dulled. vote to conduct the study, which committee's staff director, said stripped off and set up as separate Gamble oh 1 0 0 0 Mttnglv 1b 4 1 2 1 Apr. 18 — Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Shots on goal— Winnipeg 6-11-6— 52 (Lolmbeer 13). Assists— New Jer 9:19 — ottdvlano, Wollace, Shea, Baltimore at Toronto Hulett 3b 0 0 0 0 WInlleld rf 3 0 0 0 was recommended by its co- the fire code matter may be one agencies. Boston at Chicago Islanders 0 23. Edmonton 8-14-12— 34. sey 27 (Richardson 10), Detroit 28 M cMahon. . The Legislature is considering a Kansas City at Detroit Bolnes rt 4 0 1 0 Baylor dh 1 ' 0 0 Apr. 21 — N.Y. Islanders at (Thomas 11). Technical— Detroit coach 9:26 — Glgllo, Walsh, May, Stephens. chairman, Sen. Richard S. Eaton, topic the committee would look Paclorek If 3 0 1 0 Grittey It 4 0 2 Power-play conversions— Edmonton 9:33 — VonDerkpll, Curtis, Brown, bill this year that would create a Clevelond ot New York Fisk c 4 0 2 0 Berra 3b 4 0 2 1 Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Chock Daly. A — 10,465. R-Guilford. into. Texas ot Mllwoukee Apr. 23 — Philadelphia at N.Y. 3-0.Wlnnlpeg3-0. Betko. . study committee to look at the Kittle dh 3 0 1 0 Wynegar c 4 0 1 0 Goalies— Edmonton. Fuhr. Win 9:47 — Holmes, Clccagllone, Allen, Eaton said his interest in the Nauer said his staff will develop Seattle at California Walker lb 4 0 1 0 Cotto cf 4 0 10 Islanders, 8:05 p.m. possibility of breaking up the Minnesota at Oakland Apr, 25 — Philadelphia at N.Y. nipeg, Behrend. A— 16,236. Hart. bureau, which is in the Depart an outline for the study of the Salazar ct 2 0 0 0 Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Nuggets141.Spurs111 9:54 — Gardena, Corcoran, Trohan, ment of Administrative Services, bureau and what areas should be department as recommended by Hairstn ph I 0 0 0 x-Apr. 28 — N.Y. Islanders at Corneau. „ the auditors. NL standings Boston ct 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. 10:01 — Retlotf, Finnegan, Gardella, was prompted by its handling of examined. The outline will then be Hill ph 1 0 0 0 SANANTONIO(III) presented to the committee for Eaton said his plan to study x-Apr. X — Philadelphia at N.Y. Ipvaronl 2-3 1-1 5, Mitchell 6-12 11-12 23, Trocchl. _ the planned relocation of Greater East Guillen SS 3020 ..... Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Basketball 10:08 — Denz, Elgner, Engberg, contracts grew out of the handling W L Pet. OB Totals 33 3 10 0 Totals 33 3 9 3 Gilmore 3-86-812, Moore7-144-518,Gervln New Haven State Technical consideration. x-Mav 2 — N.Y. Islanders at 6-154-4 16, BonksO-1 0-00, Cook3-35-7 11, Shenning. of plans to relocate the New Haven Chicago 7 1 .075 — Chicago —\ Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Matava, Staum, Wadas, College. Eaton initially proposed limiting — New York 011 000 lOx— 3 Paxson 3-100-06,ThIrdkII11-21-23, Knight 10:15 — New York 7 1 .075 Adams Division Moder. Eaton said the program review the study to contracting proce technical college. Montreal 4 4 .500 3 Game-winning RBI — Griffey (1). NBA playoff schedule 4-5 0-0 8, Jones 2-3 1-2 5, Townes 2-6 0-0 4. Quebec vs. Montreal 10:22 — Foster, Macalone, Grant, committee study as he envisions it dures, but the committee ex He said the public.works bureau Pittsburgh 3 5 .375 4 E— Berra 2, Cotto. D P— New York 1. (Nordlques lead series* 1-0) Totals.39-8233-41 in . l o b —C hicago 6, New York 10. 2B— Craig. . negotiated with one bidder who St. Louis 2 6 .250 5 Apr. 18 — Quebec 2, Montreal 1 (OT) DENVER(141) 10:28 — Ferguson, Atamlan, Wood, would look into how the bureau panded the topic to cover the Philadelphia 1 7 .125 6 Guillen, Randolph, Mattingly. 3B — Flrst Round English 14-26 5-5 33, Natt 10-13 5-5 25, offered a site for the college after Apr. 21 — Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 (Best of Five) Cooper 3-7 2-28, Lever 6-93-515, Dunn 2-23-4 Wilson. handles contracts for construction, Bureau of Public Works at the West p.m. 10:36 — McCarthy, G ra n g e r, bids were received. He said the Los Angeles 6 4 .600 __ IPHRERBBSO (All Times EST) 7, Issel 6-93-315, Hanzilk 4-41-29, Turner 4-6 maintenance and other services suggestion of Rep. Dorothy K. Apr. 23 — Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 Eostern Conference 1-1 9, Evans 4-8 0-0 8, Schayes 0-2 4-4 4, Dvorok, Groman. bureau also allowed that bidder to Cincinnati 5 4 .556 Va Chicago . . . p.m. 10:50 — Gordon, Gamer, Anderson, for the state. Osier, R-Greenwich. San Diego 4 4 .500 1 Bannister (L 0-2) 8 9 3 3 3 7 Clevelond vs. Boston KooIckI 1-20-22, WhMe3-40D6.TotalsS7-92 get a higher rating in the competi Apr. 25 — Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 (Collies lead series, t-O) McNIIt. The Bureau of Public Works has In examining the bureau, the Atlanta 4 4 .500 1 New York „ „ , . p.m. 27-33141. 10:57 — Solatia, DeNIcolo, Upton. Houston 4 5 .444 I'/a Rasmussen 6 1-3 7 2 0 1 3 April 18 — Boston 126, Cleveland 123 San Antonio 24 27 32 28— 111 recently come under scrutiny after committee will be looking at an tion than another bidder in Eaton's BordI (W 1-0) 1 1 0 0 0 0 x-Apr 27 — Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 April 20 — Cleveland ot Boston, 3:30 11:04— Smith, Everett, Parllman. Son Francisco 3 5 .375 2 p.m. Denver 35 33 36 37— 141 fire code violations were found in agency that has been criticized in district, who was not allowed to M O f f l A R T r , Thursday's Results Rlghettl (S 3) 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 O . m . Fouled out— None. Total fouls — San HBP— by Bannister (Baylor). Balk— x-Apr, 30 — Montreal at Quebec. 7:35 April 23 — Boston at Cleveland, 7:30 state buildings and disclosures the past by state auditors. negotiate on its original offer. Montreal 7, St. Louis 1 p.m. Antonio 33, Denver 29. Rebounds — San PGA reaults Los Angeles 5, San Diego 0 Rasmussen. PB— Wynegar. T— 2:51. x-May 2 — Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Antonio 33 (Jones 8), Denver 46 (Turner Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 3, 10 A— 15,126. p.m, x-AprII 25 — Boston at Cleveland, 7:30 8). Assists— San Antonio 20 (Moore 5), innings Campbell Conference o.m. Denver 32 (Lever 11). A — 12,128. Heritage Oolf Classic Friday's (3omes Angela 9. Twins 8 Norris Division x-Aprll 28 — Cleveland at Boston, At Hilton Head, S.C., April ll • OVER 300 (All Times EST) Minnesota vs. Chicago (TBA) Lakera142.Suna114 (par 7)) Alleged rape trial hits impasse Chicago (Sutcliffe 2-0) at Montreal (North Stars lead series* 1-0) Woshlngton vs. Philadelphia (Smith 1-0), 1:35 p.m. CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA Apr. 16 ^ Minnesota 8, Chicago 5 (Sixers lead series, 1-0) Bobby Wodklns 33-32-65 and has three previous felony , ^ O P E N TIL San Francisco (Laskey 0-0) at Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Aorlll7-Philadelphia 104, Washington PH O ENIX (114) „ Paul Azlnger 32-34— 66 she was examined by an infirmary •LINCOLNS, Apr. 21 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 Pittman 9-12 4-5 22, Sanders 8-17 4-4 20, Bv James V. Heollon convictions. One of them was for Cincinnati (Stuper 1-0), 7:35p.m. Pettis ct 4 2 2 0 Puckett cf 5 0 2 1 p.m. 97 Jim Thorpe 34-33— 67 physician. He testified he removed Houston (Ryan 2-0) ot Atlonto (Mahler Carew lb 3 12 2 Hptcher If 4 12 0 April 21 — Washington at Philadelphia, Adams 5-11 Ob 10, Humphries 6-9 1-2 13, Hale Irwin 33-34— 67 United Press International theft on a green adjacent to the Apr. 23 — Chicago at Minnesota, 8:35 Macv6-9Obl3,Lucas9-182-520,Fosterl-11 the blade, but didn’t tell her. f/ MIDNIGHT 2-0), 7:40 p.m. Downing It 4 1 2 2 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 1 p.m. 1 p.m. Mike Donald 36-31— 67 • MERCURYS, New York (Gooden 1-0) at Philadelphia April 24 — Phllodelphia at Washington, Ob2, A. Scott 2-50b4,JonesO-20bO, Holton 32-35— 67 She remembered it later. Yale campus. Jackson rt 4 2 2 1 Brnnsky rf 5 1 2 1 Apr. 25 — Chicago at Minnesota, 8:35 Larry Nelson NEW HAVEN - A Superior Despite the proximity, Bolivar (Carlton 0-2), 8:05 p.m. Miller rf 1 0 0 0 Engle dh 3 0 10 p.m. 7:30 o.m. 5-70-010. Totals5)-10111-16114. Bobby Clampett 33-34— 67 The woman testified her assai Pittsburgh (Rhoden 1-2) at St. Louis x-Aprll 26 — Philadelphia at Washing 34-34-68 Court jury could not reach a ' and MAZDAS FRIDAY DeCIncs 3b 5 1 2 3 Smolly oh 2 0 0 0 x-Apr. 28 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 Dan Pohl lant had told her to hold still and testified he never set foot inside the (Andular 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Norron c 3 0 0 0 Gogne ss 3 2 0 0 p.m. ton, 8 p.m. LA LAKERS (142) Larry Mize 35-33— 68 unanimous verdict in an alleged campus. He did admit to customar Los Angeles (Reuss 1-1) at San Diego Brown ph 1 0 0 0 Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 x-Apr. X — Chicago at Minnesota, 8:35 x-Aorll 28 — Washington at Philadel Rombls 1-2 Ob 2, Worthy 7-12 4-7 18, Jodie Mudd 35-33— 68 sexual assault with a razor of a she wouldn’t get hurt. (Hoyt 0-1), 10:05 p.m. Boone c 1 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 3 12 0 phia, (TBA) Abdul-Jobbar 7-10 1-2 15, Johnson 7-10 4-5 Jodie Mudd 35-33— 68 ily silting on the steps of the Yale PRICE SLASHED p.m. Chicago vs. Milwaukee Yale coed and asked to have some He used a razor blade to carve a I Saturday's Games Jones dh 1111 Teufel 2b 3 12 3 x-May 2 — Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 18, B. Scott 7-17 4-4 18, Cooper 5-8 1-1 11, Larry RInker 34-34— 66 Repertory Theater, which is also Chicago at Montreol Beniguz oh 2 1 0 0 Loudner c 2 0 10 p.m. April 19 — Chicago at Milwaukee, 9 McAdoo 8-11 2-4 18, Spriggs 7-10 Ob 14, Charles Coody 33-35— 66 of the testimony repeated to them. small heart on the palm of her right immediate delivery ^ TIL 6 New York at Phllodelphia Wllfong 2b 3 0 1 0 Bush ph 1112 o. m. McGee 9-15 3-4 22, Kupchok 3-4 O) 6, Bernhard Longer 31-37— 68 hand, cut her on the torso, face, adjacent to the campus But he Smythe Division Lester 01 ObO, NevIttOl 0-20. Tolals6)-101 Deliberations continue today San Francisco at Cincinnati Gerber ss 2 0 0 0 Salas c 2 1 1 0 Winnipeg vs. Edmonton April 21 — Chicago at Mllwoukee, ) Chi Chl Rodriguez 34-34— 68 neck and forced parts of a blade said he never entered the grounds Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night Schoflld ss 2 0 0 0 (Oilers lead series* 1-0) p. m 19-30 142. Joe Inman 36-33— 69 with the repeating of testimony The woman testified he had SATURDAY Houston at Atlanta, night April 24 — Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:30 Phoenix 24 27 35 28— 114 with his hand covering hers inside Totals 36 9 12 9 Tolalt 38 I 14 8 Apr, 18 — Edmonton 4, Winnipeg 2 Chip Beck 35-34— 69 that dealt with the identification of stopped her in the weeks prior to Los Angeles ot San Diego, night Californio 311 301 010— 9 p.m. Lakers 45 32 36 29-142 Gary Player 36-33— 69 her, she said. Apr. 20 — Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9:35 x-Aprll 26 — Milwaukee at Chicago. 8 the defendant after the attack. Minnesota 032 003 010— 8 p.m. Three-point goals — Maev, McGee. Dove Barr 35J5— 70 Grudberg assailed the woman’s the alleged attack on the street, EL standings Game-winning RBI — DeCInoes (1). Apr. 23 — Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35 O.m. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Tim Norris 35-35— 70 Attorney Ira Grudbe'rg, in a final said his name was "Rocky." and E — Laudner. D P — California 1, M in x-Aprll 28 — Chicago at Milwaukee, Phoenix 22, Lakers 25, Rebounds— story, saying it 'doesn't make p.m. Lon Hinkle 34-36— 70 argument Thursday on behalf of she noticed he had a missing upper w L Pet. OB nesota 1. LOB— California 7, Minne Apr. 25 — Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35 (TBA) Phoenix 42 (Lucas 11), Lakers 46 Gene Sauers 36-34— 70 sense.” 5 1 .033 — New Jersey vs. Detroit (Cooper, McAdoo 6). Assists— Phoenix his client, Walter "R ocky” Bo Waterbury sota p.m, Jim Nelford 35-35— 70 "Is there any sense in a moment tooth. Albany 4 1 .800 Va 10. 2B— GaettI, Jones, Hatcher. HR— x-Apr. 27 — Winnipeg at Edmonton, (Pistons lead series, 1-0) 35 (Humphries 8), Lakers 4) (Johnson Scott Simpson 34-36— 70 livar, 28, told the jury that the Nashua 4 3 .571 I'/a DeCInoes (1), Bush (1). SB— Pettis 2 (4). 8:05 p.m. April 18 — Detroit 125, New Jersey 105 19). Technical— None. A— 15,547. Johnny Miller 36-34— 70 alleged sexual assault with a razor of terror?" Dearington asked. Glens Falls 4 3 .571 IVa S— Carew, Wlllong, Hatcher. SF— x-Apr. X — Edmonton at Winnipeg, April 21 — New Jersey ot Detroit, 8o.m Barry Jaeckel 3604— 70 The neatly-attired defendant tes Vermont 3 4 .429 2Va Teufel. Ian Baker-Finch 36-34-70 of a Yale coed was committed "by 2Va 8:35 p.m. tified in his own behalf and said he NOTICE!! New Britain 2 3 .400 IP H R ER BB SO x-May 2 — Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9:35 Aorll24— Detroit at New Jersey, 8o.m. Don Pooley 34-37— 71 some sort of weirdo." Pittsfield 2 5 .286 3Va had never seen the complainant On April 15. 1985 you could California p.m. John Inman 36-35— 71 Bolivar is accused of three have purchased a 14K GOLD Reading 1 5 .167 4 John 2 2-3 7 4 4 2 1 x-Ifnecessary x-Aorll 26 — Detroit at New Jersey, 8 Doug Tewell 36-35— 71 before. His whereabouts for sev Thuradav'i Reiultt Sanchez 3 3 3 3 1 1 o. m. Calendar Mike Bright 33-38— 71 felonies in an attack on the BEVELED HERRING BONE Pittsfield 6, Nashua 3 Corbett (W 1-0) 2 3 1111 x-Aorll 28 — New Jersey at Detroit, Wayne Grody 33-38— 71 20-year-old student, a freshman eral days up to and including the BRACELET for only $12.00, or a New Britain at Albany, ppd., rain Moore (S 2) 11-310011 Flyers 3. Islanders 0 (TBA) alleged incident were vouched for Phllodelphla7,Reodlng4 (exhibition) Greg Twiggs 35-36— 71 from New Jersey. 24" BOX STYLE 14K GOLD Minnesota Wostom Confer once David Ogrin 36-35— 71 by a young woman he was living Woterbury 7, Vermont 6,15 Innings Schrom (L 0-2) 2 2-3 7 5 1 1 2 Phoenix vs. Los Angelos TODAY Mark Brooks 35-36— 71 The jury received the case CHAIN for only $24.00 or many Friday's Gomes Wardle 3 1-3 3 3 2 1 3 NY Islanders 0 0 0— 0 (Laktrs Mods sorlts, 1-0) Baseball David Graham 34-37— 71 following instructions by Judge with at a motel. other 14K GOLD items for really Waterbury at Glens Falls Philadelphia 0 2 1—3 Aprl 118— Los Angeles 142, PhoenI x 114 Klawitter 11-3 1 1 1 1 0 Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 Richard Zokol 35-36— 71 Robert Testo. Seventeeen wit Bolivar is currently serving a low prices at. Vermont at Reading Dovls 1 2-3 1 0 0 2 3 First period— No scoring. Penalties— Vlnol at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Loren Roberts 36-35— 71 New Britoln at Pittsfield W P— John 3. T— 3:24. A— 16,926. B. Sutter, NYI, 0:X; Zezel, Phi, 0:X, April 20 — Phoenix at Los Angeles, nesses testified over five days, 17 larceny sentence. Testimony indi CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN McCrlmmon, Phi,malor (high-sticking), Coventry at RHAM, 11 o.m. Craig Stodler 35-36— 71 Albany at Nashua 3 :» p.m. Softball Clorence Rose 36-35— 71 for the state, four for the defense. cated he was unemployed, had 805 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Saturday's Games 1:23; Trottler. NYI. 1:35; Longevin. NYI. April 23 — Los Angeles at Phoenix, Monchester at Fermi, 3:30 shoulder-length hair before his Waterbury at Glens Falls 16:58. 10:30 o.m. Assistant State’s Attorney Mi FOR CURRENT PRICES AND W * f R O U l S ' National League results Second period— 1, PhlladelphIo, Bovs Track LPGA results arrest, was 5-feet-lO instead of the INFORMATION CALL 843:M95 New Britain at Pittsfield x-Aorll 25 — Los Angeles of Phoenix, Manchester at Eastern Relays chael Dearington accused Bolivar Vermont at Reodlng Tocchet 1 (Propp), 4:10. 2, Philadelphia, 10:30 p.m. 6 feet listed on the booking sheet. K e rr 6 (Bergen. Propp), 10:42. Bovs Tennis of using force, unlawful restraint, Albany at Nashua Reds 4. Giants 3 x-Aorll 27 — Phoenix at Los Angeles, East Catholic at Xavier, 3:15 8200,000 LPG A Tournament Penalties— D. Sutter. NYI. 1:52; 3:30 p.m. At Los Vegas, Nev., April 10 and "manipulating" a razor blade Tocchet. Phi, 1:52; Marsh, Phi, 8:19; Rocky Hill ot Chenev Tech, 3:15 Son Antonio vs. Denver (Par n , 73) into the woman after he grabbed Amarican League results SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI Nystrom, NYI, 12:32; Paterson, Phi, (Nuggets lead series, 1-0) 12:32; Tonelll.NYI. 18:14; B. Sutter. NYI. SATURDAY her by the hands at 1:45 a.m. on ab r h bl ab r h bl April 18 — Denver 141, Son Antonio 11) Baseball Nancy Lopez 33- 32-66 Glodden cf 4 1 1 1 EDavIs cf 5 10 0 X : X ; Zezel,Phi,X:X. April 20 — San Antonio a1 Denver, Vicki Fergon 35- 32— 67 Feb. 23, 1984 and pulled her deep Indians 11.OrlolesS Third period— 3, Phllodelphia, Ro. Xavier ot East Catholic, )) o.m Trillo 2b 4 0 2 0 Rose lb 4 1 1 0 10:30 p.m. UNH at M C C (2), noon Patty Sheehan 36- 31— 67 into a campus alley. CDavIs rf 4 0 11 Walker rf 4 0 2 0 Sutter 2 (Tocchet), 16:24. Penalties— April 23 — Denver ot Son Antonio, 8:30 36-32— 68 Kortko. NYI, 5:41; Boutlller, NYI, 6:42; Bovs Track Patty Hayes Dearington told the jury the BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Leonard If 4 1 1 0 Redus If 0 10 0 p. m, Manchester at Eastern Relays Lenore Muraoka 34- 34— 60 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Brenly c 3 0 0 0 Cedeno If 3 0 2 2 Zezel, Phi. 6:42; D. Sutter, NYI, major x-Aprll 26 — Denver at San Antonio, 8 34-35— 69 student was so traumatized by the I Marlborough Country Barn (fighting), 19:13; Crossman, Phi, malor Girls Track Cindy HIM Ford dh 3 1 1 0 Butler cf 5 12 1 Thmpsn 1b 5 0 0 0 Esasky 3b 3 0 0 0 o. m. Manchester at Glastonbury Val Skinner 36-33— 49 alleged attack she didn't scream, Gross 1b 3 0 10 Franco ss 5 2 4 0 Brown 3b 4 12 1 Parker ph 10 11 (fighting), 19:13; Gillies, NYI, 19:21; x-Aorll 28 — San Antonio at Denver, 36-33-69 Brown, Phi, 19:21; Nystrom. NYI, Invitational Pat Brodlev Rayford 3b 2 0 0 0 Hall If 4 110 Uribe ss 5 0 2 0 Foley 3b 0 0 0 0 (TBA) Rosie Jones 36G3-69 struggle forcefully, nor did she Ripken ss 5 0 3 1 Tabler 1b 5 3 3 4 Krukow p 2 0 0 0 Conepen mlnor-misconduct,ss 4 1 1 0 19:21; Hospodor, Utah vs.Houston recall the internal assault when Phi, misconduct, 19:21; DIneen, SUNDAY Alice Miller 34- 35— 69 ' ,ye te m , Lynn cf 4 0 2 0 Vukovch rf 5 1 1 0 Raisleh ph 0 0 0 0 Oester 2b 3 0 11 April 19 — Utah at Houston, 8:30 o.m. Baseball Amy Benz 36-34— 70 Lownstn If 2 0 0 0 Carter dh 4 3 3 2 LeMstr pr 0 0 0 0 Vn Grdr c NYI,3 0 malor 0 (fighting), 0 19:21; Pater April 21 — Utah at Houston, 5:M p.m. son, Phi, malor (fighting), 19:21. Housatonic at M C C (2), Dawn Coe 35- 35— 70 Roenick If 2 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 2 (3arrelts p 0 0 0 0 Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 April 24 — Houston at Utah, 9:30 o.m. Lisa Young 35-35— 70 Troopers plan Dwyer ph 1 0 0 0 Bando c 4 0 0 1 Minton p 1 0 0 0 Bllardell c 0 0 0 0 x-Aprll 26 — Houston at Utah, I0 :X Jane Geddes 3235— 70 Sheets rf 2 1 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 2 0 1 0 Tibbs p 10 0 0 Shots on goal— NY Islanders 7-8-7— 22. p. m. Philadelphia 16-14-8— X. Kathy Postlewalt 3236— 70 Young rf 2 0 0 0 Benton ph 0 0 0 0 Milner ph 1 0 0 0 x-Aprll 28 — Utah at Houston, (TBA) Laurie BiaIr 38-32— 71 Capitol march Sakato 2b 4 1 1 0 FIschlin 2b 1 0 0 0 Willis p 0 0 0 0 Power-play conversions— NY Island Portlond vs. Dallas ers 30. Philadelphia 4-0. Beth Solomon 35-36— 71 oow et - r lo ck Connily 3b 4 0 1 0 Perez ph 10 10 (Mavericks lead series, 1-0) Elaine Crosby 34- 37— 71 Dempsey c 4 2 3 4 Totals 36 3 9 3 Totals 34 4 9 4 April 18 — Dallas 139, Portland 131 HARTFORD (UPl) — Members Goalies— NY Islanders. Hrudey. Phila Radio, TV Janet Anderson 35- 34— 71 A series of special thank-you sales are now in progress drwe7 Totals 38 5 12 S Totals 39 11 17 10 One out when winning run scored. (20T) Allison Finney 38-33— 71 of the Connecticut State Police Baltimore 000 230 000— 5 San Frmcisco 001 000 001 1^ 3 delphia, Lindbergh. A— 17,191. April 20 — Portland at (Dallas, 1 p.m. Referee— Terry Gregson. Anne-Marie PoMI 36- 35— 71 Union will march on the Capitol NORTH MAIN STREET 14 MAIN STREET Cleveland 113 030 12x— 11 Cincinnati 000 010 001 2— 4 April 23 — Dallas at Portland, 10:30 Lori West 35- 37— 72 (Jame-wlnnlng RBI — Carter (1). Game-winning RBI — Cedeno (1). p.m. TONIGHT May 1 to protest their lack of a RTE. 2, EXIT 12 Of 13 OLD SAYBROOK Cindy Flom 36- 36-72 MARLBOROUGH 2054)231 3884)891 E — Ripken 2, Franco. OP— Balt lmore3, E— Krukow, Brenly. Esasky. DP— Nordlquas 2. Canadians 1 x-Aprll 25 — Dallas at Portland, 10:30 0:00 Yankees vs. Indians, Channel 11 Penny Pulz 15-37— 72 contract with the state, union Cleveland 2. LOB— Baltimore 10, San Francisco 1. LOB— San Francisco o.m. 8 00USFL: New Jersey vs, Memphis, Ruth Jessen 14-38— 72 President Jerry Herskowitz said. Tun.-Sal. IO-5:J«. Iri. 10-9. Sun. l-5:JO Cleve 12, Cincinnati 8. 2B— Walker, Leonard. x-Aprll 27 — Portlond at Dallas, (TBA) ESPN Lynn Stroney 37- 35— 72 land 6. 2B— Franco 2, Jacoby, Carter. HR 3B— Brown. SB— Cedeno (1), Foley Qutbtc 1 0 0 1— 2 x-lf necessary Herskowitz said Thursday that — Dempsey 2 (2), Carter (1), Tabler (1). (1). E. MonfrMi 10 01— 1 the union, which represents 865 IP H R ER BB SO Davis 2 (4), Rose (1). S— Krukow, Trillo, First period— 1* Quebec, Ashton 4 members of the state police force, Baltimore Tibbs, Cedeno, Brenly. SF— Gladden. (unassisted), 9:X. 2, Montreal* DeBlois 1 Davis 2 2-3 8 5 5 1 2 (Naslund), 11:X. Penoltles— Ludwig, New 1985 BUICK also plans to buy newspaper and Snell (L 0-1) 1 2-3 4 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Mtl* 0:X; D. Hunter. Que* 5:15; "possibly radio advertisements to GRAND OPENING T. Mortinei 2 2-3 3 1 1 1 0 San FranclKO Tremblay, Mtl. 5:15; Cote, Que* 14:25; Somtrstt Rtgal win public support for its position Aose 1 2 2 2 0 0 Krukow 6 5 1 0 1 6 Price, Que. 14:53. Clevelond Garrelts 1-311100 5 Spd., P/Steering, P/Brakes, Stereo in contract talks with the state. Blyleven 3 2-3 7 2 2 3 1 Minton (L 0-1) 1 3 2 2 3 0 Second period — No scoring. Radio and many more features. Union state police have been a Annual Easterly 1 1-3 2 3 3 1 1 Cincinnati Penalties— Kurvers, Mtl. 6:46; Pale- SALE of FREE Von Ohien (W 1-1) 3 3 0 0 0 0 Tibbs 8 4 1 1 4 4 ment, Que. 10:59; Carbonneau. Mtl. ■ working without a contract since 8m O Percentage Rate | Waddell 1 0 0 0 0 0 Willis (W 1-0) 2 5 2 2 1 1 10:59; PrIce.Que* 19:05. <8999°® ■ last July and haven't had a pay 9 Von Ohien pitched to 2 batters In 9th. W P— Tibbs 2. T— 2:59. A— 12,410. Ord«r Yours Today! raise since July 1983, Herskowitz T— 2:58. A— 5,013. Third period — No scoring. SUN ROOF Financing on all Penalties— Svoboda, Mtl. 4:41; Glllls* said. Expost.CardInsIsI Que. 10-mlnute misconduct, 8:15; Smith, He said the lack of raises has Blua Jays 4. Rangers 2 Mtl, 10-mlnute-mlsconduct. 8:15. ' increased attrition in the force and with Purchase 1983 8uick 1983 Mercury 1983 PONTIAC movies Topaz MONTREAL ST. LOUIS Overtime — 3, Quebec* Kumpel 1 1984 ChevreUt - made it more difficult to attract TEXAS TORONTO Ob r h bl ab r h bl (Goulet, Price), 12:23. Capri L. good people to work for the state Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Raines If 5)20 Colemn cf 3 0 I 0 CavalUr Contury Limitod J-3000 of Capri or Harrah 2b 3 0 10 G ordo 2b 4 2 3 0 Shots on goal—Quebec 8-11-6-3— through Monday Wnnngh cf 5 02 3 Pendltn 28. 3b 3 Montreal 0 1 0 7-4-5-3— 19. Sedan, P/W, P/L, 3 Dr. Hatchback, Wagon, Fully , police. YOUR HOME O'Brien 1b 3 1 1 2 lorg 3b 4 0 11 Francon rf 2 0 ) 0 Herr 2b 2 0 0 1 station Wagon, 23,100 Miles, fully "We want to bring it (the Ward It 4 0 0 0 Moseby cf 4 12 2 P/S, A/C, P/S, P/B Equipped VIDEO STORE Wohifrd rf 3 01 0 Clark 1b Power-play 4 0 0 0 conversions— Quebec 10,900 Mllaa equipped Parrish rf 3 0 10 GBell If 3 0 0 0 Driessn 1b 5 0 1 0 LSmIth If 4 0 0 0 contract talks) out to the public LynXjikJ iK r I ' Johnsn dh 4 0 2 0 Webster If 0 0 0 0 2-0. Montreal 3-0. more Brooks ss S 1 1 0 Vn Slyk rf 4 0 2 0 : and also to the people in state 4 0 0 0 Borfleld rf 3 1 1 0 BBell 3b Wallach 3b 4 2 2 0 Lavolller c 3 0 0 0 Goalies— Quebec* Gosselln. Mont • government who make decisions," Wright cf 3 1 0 0 Brrghs dh 2 0 0 0 Law 2b 4 2 3 2 OSmIth ss 4 1)0 real, Penney. A — 17,123. 1981 OLDS Slaught c 3 0 0 0 Alkens ph 1 0 0 0 FItzoerld c 3 1 1 2 Keoshire p 0 0 0 0 1980 Dodge 1979 Chovroiot . Herskowitz said. • '6 PRICE ON MEMBERSHIP CLUB Wllkrsn ss 2 0 1 0 Upshaw 1b 2 0 1 1 Rogers p 4 0 ) 1 Doylev p 0 0 0 0 Referee— Don Koharskl. 1981 HONDA Cutlaaa Supreme "We think If we can get the RATESI Jones ph 10 10 Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Braun ph 1 0 0 0 MANCHESTER Tolleson ss 0 0 0 0 Whitt c 1 0 0 0 Accord LX Mlrude Coupe Malibu Cloaaic message out to people who make Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Ireugham ORANDOKNINOl FREE T-Shirts With a Lifetime SATURDAY Dunbar ph 1 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 0 1 0 Howe ph 1 0 0 0 North Stars 8, Black Hawks 5 Coupe, 5-Spoed, A/C, V-8, A/C, P/S, P/B, 4 Dr, Sedan, V-6, .decisions we can win our case 1 S P E C IA L! 643-5135 Tetols 31 2 7 2 Totals X 4 9 4 Hossler p 0 0 0 0 All power. Nicely . based on merits," he added. Membership or VCR Purchase SERVICE Texos 000 100 100— 2 P/S, Stereo, Dot. Stereo, Landau Top, Nicely Equipped I.H0U8 Totals 40 7 IS 7 Totals 27 1 S 1 Equipped, 47,750 '• The plans for the May 1 march to Toronto 012 000 10X— 4 Monfrwil 110 400 010— 7 MInnMota 2 4 3—1 Def. VIDEOCAOSEnEl Win a FREE TV - Register at our store 3 0 1 -3 1 5 Game-winning RBI — Upshaw (1). Chicago 3 0 3— 5 Miles the Capitol and newspaper adver REC080ER St. Louis 001000 000— 1 during grand opening period and you may E — Tanano, Slaught. DP— Toronto Game-winning RBI — Wlnnlngham First Period— 1, Chicago, Olezyk 4 tising were worked out at a ONLY Center Street 1. LOB— Texas 6, Toronto 7.2B— G arda (Fraser, T. Murray), 3:07. 2, Chicago, D. win a 12" black & white TV. No purchase (1). • Wednesday night meeting in Mer- 3. HR— Moseby (1), O’Brien (1). E— none. DP— Montreal 1, St. Louis 1. Wilson 3 (Savard, S. Larmer), 3:56. 3, *2991 necessary. SB— LOB— Montreal 7, St. Louis 7. 2B— Chicago, Lyslak 1 (Yaremchuk, B. , Iden attended by about 250 union Barfleld2 (2). SF— Upshaw, O'Brien. Pendleton, Wallach, Law, Fitzgerald. SB Murray), 5:42. 4, Minnesota, Maruk 1 CARDINAL BUICK ^ members. YntfaTou IP H R E R BB SO (Hartsburg, McKegney), pp, 7:05. 5, jotaoM STORE HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 10-8; — Coleman 2, Raines, Driessen. S— ; Herskowitz said union members aomieiM Texas Kepshlre. SF— Herr. Minnesota, Plett 3 (unossisted), 7:27. Sat. B-8; Sun. 2-5 Tonano (L 0-2) 7 8 4 3 2 5 IP H R E R BB SO Penalties— Fraser, Chi, 6:58; Secord, Chi, 81 ADAMS STREET during the March will seek to meet urarHM Schmidt 1 1 0 0 1 2 Montreal 7:57; Richter, Minn, mlnor-malor (fight • with legislators and Gov. William M tM m w o Toronto Rogers (W 1-2)9 5 114 4 ing), 7:57; Snepsts, Minn, 9:44; S. Stieb (W M ) 6 1-3 6 2 2 5 2 St. Louis Larmer, Chi, 9:44; Brown, Chi, 15:2); B. MANCHESTER ; . A. O'Nelirs staff to plead their I ★ PLUS * I BURR CORNER Lavelle 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kepshir (L (F2) 3 1-3 9 6 6 0 0 Wilson, Chi, mlnor-malor (fight • case for more money. 11 (CALDOR) SHOPPING PLAZA Acker 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Davlev 1 2-3 3 0 0 0 0 ing), 18:48; Plett, Minn, molor (tlght- Herskowitz said negotiations for 1139 Tolland Tnpk., Mancheater Caudill ( S I ) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Campbell 2 0 0 0 0 2 Ing), FREE H B P— by Tanona (G. Bell). W P— Hassler 2 3 1111 18:48; Broten, Minn, 19:03. 649-4571 the union and state are apart on UTALSI 643-6445 Tonana. T— 2:49. A— 15,380. T— 2:31. A— 19,953. Second period— 6, Minnesota, McKeg- - money and other issues. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 19, 1985 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 19. 1985 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ' by Larry Wright CELEBRITY CIPHER Cflebfily Cipher cryplograms are created from quotelions by lamoiis people, past and presenl Each leMer in the cipher Blands BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY lor another Today's clue V OQuals P by CONNiE WIENER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 “ L lYC'F EJSK J VEYFYUMJVE, iPAMHW/ I CONDOMINIUMS PAKRIW i m » NWF XYW HJC EJSK OX 7 HDMES I HOMES FOR SALE OYYFVMLCFB. FEKX’MK HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE odd JOiS/ TrwcKIng. CUSTOAAROTOTH.UNO .NAAAi YOUR OWN tCON C I«S*Y N SK lj Notices IH^LP WANTED HELP WANTED I Home repglrs. You flame . Hove "Troy Silt* Roto- PRICB—Fotherondsdn, SOI L.OER—New homes, WELLSWEEP CON- . It, we do It. Frw eitl- tille r. Will tra v e l. Post, dependable ser- odditlons, remodeling, WVBFJLMB LC OX BYHPB.” — DRIVERS H E L P E R - M ANCHESTER - $79,500. SOUTH WINDSOR - d o m i n i u m s - 400 N orth ; BABYSITTER NEEDED SENSITIVE, MATURE Priced rig h t. Is this 7 motes, insured. dwOOe, Oordens, lawns, flower vice. Pointing, Pooer* rec rooms, goroges, klt- SWIMMING POOL IN WOMAN to care for lika Moving furniture. Call NEW LISTING! Don't Main Street. 2 Bedroam ...... Ill* beds, large or smoll. Coll hanging & Removol. Coll chons remodeled, cell- STALLER - Muitbeexpe- - 4am to 8am, 5 days o room Colonial, with 3 UMYWHEY QJMG. Noel 647-1717. miss this spotless 8i well Townhouse, fully op- : y a r d I i U ilY t.' ANNOUNCEMENTS week, June thru Sep ble, frail, elderly womon bedrooms, first floor 443-189S. eAdHTFei. ' , Ings, both tile, dormers. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Once you acquire a certain rlenced In In-eround maintained 6 room Cape pllanced "country kit- ; ...... am i iii , rOCnif4|F«roofing. ResIdenHol orj tember. Call after 6pm, In comfortable home. family room, large kit -Mowing* amount ot your wants, then the real value comes in vinyl pool Installation. D 8i L - Vernon, TrI City with 3 bedrooms, carpet Chen", IVz baths, Individ-.. , Bushes • T ree #1 OAR0BNS ROTO- PAINTINOANOPAPBR- commerctol.449-4291. EMERGENCY? In Man 643-9332. Daughter with whom she chen, and private lot. taking care ol other people's needs." — Kenny Rogers. 742-7308. Plaza now accepting ap ing 8> aluminum exterior. ual basements. 160,500. ; Light trUCKIfi#.# TILLEDTiULED >- Imollfmoit CiibCub HANGINO-ExteriorHANGiNO-Extenerono and .. .. ■■ ...... t o chester, dial 911 tor fire, lives needs someone to be Only $118,000. U 8i R with her from 8:30am to p lica tio n s fo r days. F le xi Assumable CHFA VA Peterman Realty, 649-.., bie. insured. NMy d u m l police, medical help. WAITRESSES - Evenings Realty, 643-2692...... Codet garden tractor Interior, celltngt re* AS E BCTRIC 4:30pm, Mondav thru Fri ble hours. Liberal dis mortgage possible. Call 9404, 647-1340, or 649-4064., ] 4467973. with reor tiller. Botisfoc- paired. References, fully |,iahis dtonmlno? Puses and weekends. Apply In day. Woman Is ambula counts. Apply to for on appointment. Sen — ■ tlonguoronfeed,6474I530 Insured. Quollty work, biowino? Rew lrs, Im- person: La Strada West, BOLTON - NEW LIST ICARS/TRUCKS tory with help of walker M anager. try Real Estate, 643-4060. DAYCARf-ITWTRDi** ort«^ Morflp_Motfsson, even- provemenfs ond addl- 471 H o r tf o r d R o a d , P E R M A N E N T PART ING - Deluxe 9 Room I INVESTMENT ; provomenfs ond addi I fo r s a le Employment and undemanding though housbuniisi»»' -■ oomettuti'.;.~oomeefie ...... lngs,649.^l. -—•tional circuits. w..u..Fully u- ii- TAG SALES f/1 Manchester. TIME TELLERS - Apply ELLINGTON - "Owner Ranch, 3 bedrooms, fam PROPERTY Grovfth ■nyironmerit. In person. Savings Bank fearful of being alone. experienced LANDS ily room, cathedral cell '.— r r r r ^ consed, ineured Coll & Education Experience with elderly Returning South" and Full/Port time - 3flhd UR. DANIEL J. BICARD 446.3253anytime. 1935 PIERCE ARROW - 7 PERSONS TO WORK IN of Manchester, 923 Main CAPING construc ing living room. Lower BARGAINS GALORE would be helpful. No leaving very nice 8 Room FOUR FAMILY HOUSE - Uicensed, Insured. COll . .PAINTINOCDNTACTOR passenger sedan, par KITCHEN preparing Street. t i o n l a b o r e r s level rec room, 3 baths, AND MORE! The East household chores re WANTED - Call otter Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, rec 2 car garage. No Real TarrI-643-7340.Turri • ' . .-|;*’rr9VB«TiniaT«»eFree Estimates. irnvMivr..Interior ...... ern Connecticut Flea tially restored, asking sandwiches and vorloui room and bar, large 2 car stone fireplace, beautiful PRODUCTION auired. 2 o r 3 days a week 6:00pm, 643-0150. tors. Telephone 643-4751 6 A 440 MOTHER •I'Exterlor. ResIdwttloJ- Market feotures 150 deal $13,000. Call S. W inter other duties. Call 649- garage, patio, In- landscaped yard over 1 m am WORKERS - Established also possible If more than to 8pm. A. HENRY PBRIDNAL* OP 2 hos 2 apsminos In Bmall Commercial. Fully nJURMIW ers dlsplavlng everything a fte r 3pm. 6462337. ICARS/TRUCKS rnRECREATiON HELP WANTED 0305. ground(Gunlte) p o o l, acre $162,000. U 8, R I nationwide pillow manu one suitable applicant pressure w asher IZED LAW N X ^ A llR v " licensed day cor# home. > Insured. 44P4832. from antiques to brand FOR SALE |7 3 |iVEHICLES prefers part time. Please rock garden, and country R ealty, 643-2692. RallaAle • EffICleittt 444.1311. ^ 1976 FORD GRANADA - RECEPTIONIST - Dental facturer has Immediate WANTED - To wash I BUSINESS FOGARTY BROTHERS I new tools, lewelrv and EASY ASSEMBLY send a self description lot to match I Asking COmiTHMCommerelolSi*' Rellden- ...... V8 automatic, power Assistant. Pleasont, full time openings for all homes. Good opportunity MANCHESTER-$50,500- PROPERTY Bothroom remodel-1 household goods. Open and at least 3 references $91,900. C entury 21 L in d tial. Light trUCMnll, fret DELIVERIND RICH brakes and steering, 1980 M AZD A RX7 - 5 1975 M ID AS 23 FOOT W ORKI S600.00 per 100. modern large staff office. types of production to learn the business. Call TOWNHOUSE - T h is Ing; instatlatian woter| every Sundov ot the Guaranteed Povment. as soon os possible to: sey Real Estate, 649-4000. astlmates • Insurdd. 447- LOAM > 3 yards. $6$ plus AM/FM stereo radio, ex speed, good condition, MOTOR HOM E - 44,000 4 day week, no Saturdays. workers. No experience 643-2659. lovely two bedroom Con heotars, gorboge dlspo- Mansfield Drive-In No E xperlence/N o Sales. necessary, we will train Box T, Manchester He MANCHESTER - Large 1349. fox. Sand, gravel, a, Theater, (Junction ot cellent condition. Call af low m ileage. $6,500. 646 miles. Very good condi Excellent benefits. Sa EAST HARTFORD - dominium features Its Industrial or worehouse Details send self- you. Day shift, 5 day rald, P.O. Box 591, Mon- stone. 443-9304. FARRANO REMODEL- ^®OtM/NSferC«^^ Routes 31 8,32) Breakfast te r 6pm. 644-3268. 6454. 649-8656 evenings. tio n . M any extras. $9,900. lary negotiable. Expe "Owner wants action" on own separate basement! addressed stamped enve week, opportunity for ad Chester, CT 06040. building. Ample parking. LAWNMOWBRi RK- ...... iPHs—oipmeis.rooting,ING— Cabinets, roofing, """ ..J served 8-11 am , Lunch Telephone 8761988 a fte r rienced only. Call 646- Real Estate VInvl sided, 6 room Co Large bright rooms, IVj lope; ELAN VITAL-173, vancement and a full City utilities. F.J. Spl- p a i r e d - PrbtPieit vo^LiCENBEO DAY CARE gutters, room additions, S; 11:15 to 3pm. P a rkin g s till 78 FORD T-BIRD - Air MOVING- Reconditioned 4 : 3 0 p m f o r more 4964. ^ - 1 , lonial, enclosed porch, baths, patio. Small com 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft. benefit progrom are of CLERICAL - Full time leckl Realtors, 643-2121. and delivery. 13 Percent ^MOTHER has 2 full time «»l hrpes of remo- ...... — ------lust 25 cents. Tables conditioning, power 1971 Ford Pickup F250, Information. full basement, special plex. Call today! Joyce Pierce, FL33482. fered. Apply In person at o ffice position. 40 hours a senior discount. Expert openings effective Imme- deling and repairs. FREE f w j l available. For deoler In steering, power brakes, 390 cubic Inch, 4 wheel PART TIME RECEP- heating system, rear G. Epstein Real Estate, Plllowtex Corp., 49 Re week, Mondav thru Fri n n h o m e s r q n E A L e s t a t e servics. Prtt gsMmofte.vdlotely. Adorns Street tsMmates. IMIv Msured. IB B inimaiNfl formation, please coll tu t, A M /F M . 64,000 o rig i drive, toctorv air condi 21 FOOT STARCRAFT TIONIST/TYPIST - 60 deck and garage! Don't 647-8895. DRIVERS To Sell Hood gent Street, Manchester. day, 8am to 4:30pm. $3.75 t i U fOH SALE |3 7 1 WANTED Economy Losm Mower, :/oreo. Aoe# v2 and up; Telephone 443-4817, oRsnt li5 5 i 456-9890 or 423-9660. nal miles. $2,895 or best tioning, extra accesso MARINER FISHING wpm. Monday, Tuesday, m iss It! $70's. C entury 21 Ice Cream In your own EOE. M /F . to $4.25 an hour depend 647-3460. X.-- y; 4^3340. ‘ - 4pm. 4474309, ' • ^-.-y,, o tte r. Call 871-8871, leave ries. 6462948. BOAT with trailer. 125 Thursday, 8 - 4:30. 643- LIndsev Real Estate, 649- BRICK! MANCHESTER- ...... aiiiWMik i . PLOORSANDINGfU W VR W • «w'hW local area. We want SO ing on experience. Relia SOUTH WINDSOR - Well TAG SALE - Twin box message. H.P. Johnson Motor, like 2659. 4000. $80's. 4 bedroom home In 24 HOUR CASH OFFER ; CARP«NtRY Ploprt new, Speclot- 1979 CAMARO - V-8, auto drivers at once. Be your COOKS/KITCHEN bility and accuracy Im kept 8 Room Garrison WILL TILL YOUR AV- AND Hke spring, kitchen table, new. Fully eauipped. Ex Porter Street Area. Origi ON YOUR PROPERTY - . lUnp In older tlpor$,notu-, matic, power steering, own boss. Apply Ding HELP. We need good portant. Experience Colonial. 1st F loor F am woodburnlng stove. In 1981 TOYOTA COROLLA cellent condition. Must N E W L I S T I N G !! nal owners are retiring Call: Crockett Reolty;; k‘kima6 V Comft^e home re- rdlanditafnedftpor«.No power brakes, rear Dong Cart, 44 Prospect people to work full and using adding machine, ily Room with fireplace, fant clothes, miscellane -5 speed, AM/FM. Metal sell - moving! Price re SPRING STREET!! Im and this traditional clas- 643-1577 fo r a quick deal I ■ VemPdeUng. woxiftg anymore. JohnJ spoiler, pin striping. Hill Rd., East Windsor, part time hours. All ty p in g skills h e lp fu l. formal dining room, 4 0614. ous Items. 106 Barry lic red. Cloth Interior. duced to $3,000. Call 742- peccable condition Inside s lc offers spacious _____ Ouotlty yifprk, Rehiren- vertolii#, CoH 644-5730. 59,000 miles. Excellent Good con d itio n. 568-6059. CT (Exit 45 otf of 1-91). CARPENTERS NEEDED shifts, good pay and good Apply In person, Prague bedrooms, large lot. Ask Road, Manchester. April 5019. and out. Ansaldl Built 8 rooms, huge porch, li c o n d itio n . $4,600. 646- 623-1733. • Immediate openings tor benefits. Apply to The Shoe Company, 200 Pit ing $128,000. U 8. R Realty, 20th, 9am to 3pm. No Room Raised Ranch. brary, flreploced living FOR SALE - 1975 PLY carpenters. Thoroughly Ground Round, 3025 Main kin Street, East Hortford. 643-2692. Rentals yPcE - Bu^dt T n i ^ .. va»r garden” ;;:^! early arrivals please. 5455. Very Private lot, 2 fire room and fully op- MOUTH. Power steering 1983 ROCK WOOD 1280 NURSES AIDES - Crest- experienced In framing. Street, Glastonbury, 659- Chipper. BRimo RfWjio-^'ifEEO A R y„"-|Y f .... ^«roduc8*‘ this year? Sell field Convalescent places. hardwood floors pllanced kitchen. Ansaldl and brakes. Air, stereo. TENT TRAILER - Sleeps Must know layout and 0162. ALL AROUND CLEAN FOR SALE BY OWNER - val. F r e e E » t « l ^ ^ vegetables GARAGE SALE - Wash 1983 BUICK RIVERIA - Home/Fenwood Manor and much morel! Coll bulllt, which means top- Many new parts, 360 en 8. Stove, sink. Ice box, ING and Janitorial help. Bowers School Area. 7 ROOMS clal conitder a?- 181 Great Floor Plan Luxurious Brick Ranch 30’x22' Sunken living room, kitchen.Tamlly room. 24' ■ 4^^ PIRST TIME OFFERED! 7 large rooms. 2'/i baths, fam ily room, fireplace, skylight and much more. $120's cedar solar room, 3-5 bedrooms $295,000 WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! - 646-2482 WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! - 646-2482 South Windsor Bolton WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! ” Priced right is this 7 Rm colonial with 3 bedrooms Now Listing 1st door tamily rm, large kitchpn and private lot Deluxe 9 Rm Ranch 3 bedrooms, family rm. cathe Blanchard & Rossetto Only $118,000 dral ceiling living room, lower level Rec rm. 3 baths, stone fireplace, beautiful landscaped yard, over I COMMERCIAL CRfDIT acre $162,000. 646-2482 dNANCIAL NETWORK Senior Citiiens Discounts Kc.iliirr THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING! Onluo^ Please call 649-4000 for a tree marketing analysis of your heme or To tee any home on the markel loday LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchester CT 1 1 1 ELLINGTON II "OWNER RETIRING SOUTH” and leaving very nice 8 room Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, rec. room and bar, large 2 car garage, patio. In-ground (GU- NITE) pool, rock garden, and country lot to match! Asking $91,900 “JUST LISTED” Spacious Duplex, 3 Bed SOUTH WINDSOR rooms, one side has IV2 Well kept. 8 room Garrison Colonial, 1st floor family room with fire place formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, large lot. Asking $128,000. baths, some appliances, 2 car garage, porches, carpet ing. Shows nicely. $98,900. EAST HARTFORD U&R REALTY CO. "OWNER WANTS ACTION" on vinyl sided, 6 room Colonial, enclosed ISTRANO REAL ESTATE porch, lull basement, special heating system, rear deck and garagel 643-2692 l.‘)f) K. CKM 'KU SI . \l W CIIKsI T.It, r.T. Don't miss it! $70'a I OPFICE HO'J=S C.MLY9AMT0 8FM SA-UPC.w 9 AM TO 5 PV 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson nW FISH^ito^^tter 643-1591 168 Main St., Manchester (hMding North on Main St., across from Brown's Flowers) W* ■ lv3I I T-TOmt'S VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON THL RF-'M.T't'COVPAN't I I a A and (iar'lrris” 871-1400 ^ REAL ESTATE 647-8400 646-8646 r f i ' t » -J-- 4 (I i NEW LISTING!! SPRING ST.!! NEW LISTING!! SOUTH WINDSOR Manehaatar Cattom Extraal $99,900 SpollesH Ranch with all new tiding, roof, tiorm s. newer fur Immaculate home with 4 bedrooms, tewing room, den with bar, Imperrable condition inside and out. .^nnaldi luiill 8 room Maiwhaatar Adorabla Startar $72,900 family room and pool with deck. Custom extras, bullt-ina, and a Raided Ranch. W rv private lot. 2 fireplacen. hardwoEui floors nacr. Must he seen to iruK appreciate all this home hat to of Cape, convenient to Hartford and ahopplng with 3 bedrooms. 2 level fenced-ln yard make this a fine home In a desired area. and much more!! Call Todav! fer. Offered in the Q(V» baths, a formal dining room and a garage A wonderful home to get started inf Call todayl Maachaatar Nat* UaUng $84,500 Beautiful home featuring a private lot on a cul-de- aacl Fireplace, apacloua, formal dining room, large kitchen and deck and a 3-car garage all combine to make this a fine home for the growing famllyl Bolton Now LlaUag \ $147,000 Incredibly unique contemporary on 24 acres of CHARMING!!! Maachaatar B rid il M ’s land. Cathedral cellinga, fireplace, spiral staircase BE YOUR OWN BOSS!! 4-bedroom home in PorterSt. area. Original owners are retiring to loft, huge, bright and airy rooms with lots of win Exceptional Colonial in terrific area • Bowers School dintricl I.xcellent invehinu nt ft»r llie nghl huHinexH \ Ktioni \parl and this traditional claaaic offers apacloua rooms, huge porch, dows all combine to make this a one-of-a-kindl If too! 6 rooms. IV^ hatha. 2 car garage, fireplace and lots more!! ment als«>. 'Mumiiiurn Hiiiing ami heparali* ulihtu'x. Ol fernl library, fireplaced living room and fully appllanced kitchen. An- Cjill for your showing N()\^'! 80’a. at $Ht..>(N). taldl built, which means top-quality crattamanship you're looking for a spectacular floor plan, here It Isl 49 EAST CENTER ST. Joyce G. Epstein MANCHESTER asH. Real Estate 647-8895 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION = Manchostor $76,900 JUST LISTED this lovely 6* room brick Caps with 3 bedrooms. baths, fireplace, formal dining room, large deck and enclosed porch. Call for details. 643-4060 : i i : i HiCIWUSil kv9r steal A House? YOU WILL If you buy this 6 room Cape w/2 car garage, fireplaced living room. 1'/i baths, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, partial rec. room, bar-b-que and patio, needs T L.C. $72,900 ,, . . Townhouss Manchsstsr $50,500 This lovely two bedroom Condominium features Its own separate base- mentl Large bright rooms, IVi baths, pstlo. Small complex. Call todayl Manchettor $79,500 NEW LI9TINOI Don't miss this apotlaas and well maintained 6 room LOOKING FOR AN AGENCY Cape with 3 bedrooms, carpeting and aluminum exterior. Assumable THAT GETS RESULTS? CHFA VA mortgage possible. Call for an appointment. 643-4060 Give us a call to discuss our Individual service package. Free no obligation — MARKET ANALYSISof your home. With our Individual service, we take the time to LISTEN to all your real Natural Surroundinga FREE estate needs. When you think real estate, think about us. MARKET ARE YOURS In this brick-front Colonial wlQ'k rooms. REAL ESTATE SERVICES □ EVALUATIDN Joyce G. Epstein Valerie Chase Solar hot water, central vac, 5 bedrooms, 1st floor family Shirley Shoenberger Deb Owens room, w/ralaed hearth fireplace, 4 zone energy efficient, 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 DeeOee Wolf Nancy von Hollen acre plus treed lot w/vlew In area of quality homes. c s / iM)«' FIRST PRIZE FIRST PRIZE FIRST PRIZE HONORABLE MENTION John Paquin Tamatha Richard Mathieu Baptiste Susan Szemplinski Age 11 Grade 5 Age 13 Grade 8 Age 14 Grade 8 Age 18 Grade 12 Buckley School llling Jr. High School llling Jr. High School Manchester High School 6.0. PEARL TV o . r \ i APPLIANCES CJ ©r o IT \\ VI llV .3 ^ Q\JS/ IriEw^i vv/onENS OUR APPLIAWCES ARE <2LOTHIEPv5 AmiANCE5*UIDE) mSHARTtORD RD-MMli HAPPY TO 5ERVEY0U! g s n n A iN ST. MAWCMESTEA (LT. to S e lls Qny\Rtr» ■frorr' S a n A '^o Recoriian^Yopes (>4 7 -9 9 9 7 \AiE Oo^rT iRy MotVi 5L OiaocViesAtti', C i ^ loM^”302)E» iH3 BE AIU(a6ER! vwe av?toy ojre\ TEL. 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