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Monday, March 27, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Beauty queen Party foe has no regrets as reign ends wins big in Taylor in trouble fHaurlirstrr limlh Bv AAaureen Leavitt Manchester Herald with law in N.J. Carri Grilli, 19, of South Windsor, embarked on a Soviet vote year full of exciting challenges when she was crowned Miss Manchester last year. On Saturday, her reign ends. By John-Thor Dahiburg — see page 41 Although she has mixed feelings about relinquish­ The Associated Press ing her title, she hopes the next Miss Manchester will Soviet vote SPORTS have as much fun as she did. MOSCOW — Voters gave Boris “ I hope she has the opportunity to meet as many N. Yeltsin a resounding victory in people and have as good a time as I did.” Grilli said his campaign against top-level at a glance during a spring break from her college studies. “ It’s privilege and the economic fail­ been a wonderful experience.” ures that have emptied Soviet VOTERS — About 190 Grilli will co-host the Miss Manchester pageant at store shelves, according to preli­ million of the 285 million 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the East Hartford Middle minary election results released Soviets were eligible to vote. School, at 777 Burnside Ave. She will crown the next today. To qualify, a voter had to be Miss Manchester from a field of 11 young women The official Tass news agency 18 years of age or older and a ranging in age from 17 to 24 after performing one last said the preliminary results Soviet citizen. The only legal DUKE ILUNOIS ADVANCE showed Yeltsin got 89 percent of disqualification is insanity. time as Miss Manchester. the vote in his race to represent For Grilli. the reign has meant “a great CANDIDATES - There the city he once ran as Moscow EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (A P) — Robert opportunity to meet many, many people. It gave me a were 2,895 candidates run­ Communist Party chief. Brickey scored seven straight points to cap a chance to build my character.” ning for 1,500 seats in the Yeltsin’s supporters said ear­ game-opening 14-4 burst as Duke it moved within a Besides appearing at charity events and perform­ 2,250-seat assembly. In 1,116 lier he received between 89 and 90 victory of its third Final Four trip in four years with ing with the USO, Grilli has been a busy sophomore constituencies, voters had a percent of the vote in Sunday a 87-70 decision over Minnesota in the NCAA East studying elementary education and psychology at choice of two or more balloting. Regional semifinal Friday night. Salva Regina College, in Newport. R.I. candidates. Only one candi­ Final figures were not yet Duke. 27-7, never trailed in running away from date appeared on the ballot On Saturday, she will watch contestants dance, available from the Moscow City Minnesota, 19-12. The Blue Devils will meet the in 384 districts. A total of 82 sing, and play their hearts out on stage for a chance at Council, which was recounting winner of the Georgetown-North Carolina State percent of candidates were a $1,000 scholarship they can apply to the college of the results tabulated by 26 game on Sunday for the right to go to Seattle. members of the Communist their choice. electoral districts. Duke also went to the Final Four in 1986 and 1988, Party. Only 16 percent were Yeltsin, a popular reformer, and both times the Blue Devils took t he friendly road The winner will represent Manchester in the Miss women. through East Rutherford and the Brendan Byrne Connecticut Pageant slated for June 17. And. the had become the most visible state winner will have a chance to become Miss symbol of opposition to the party REPRESENTATION - Arena. The candidates elected Sun­ Against Minnesota, the 11th seed in the regional America. establishment. His race against Yevgeny Brakov, the director of day will serve five-year and the lowest seed left in the tournament, the Last year, Grilli competed against 19 other terms. A total of 750 deputies second-seeded Blue Devils were in fi fth gear almost contestants from all over the state and finished as one the ZIL limousine factory, typi­ fied the more democratic politics were elected in territorial from the start. They hit six of their first eight shots of 10 finalists. districts of equal population and did just as well on defense, limiting Minnesota that President Mikhail S. Gorba­ Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., will co-host and emcee Reginald Plnto/Mencheater Herald across the country, each to 2-for-5 from the field, forcing four turnovers and chev has brought to the Soviet the pageant. Tickets are $7 for adults, and $3.50 for representing 257,300 constit­ blocking two shots in the opening four minutes. HER REIGN ENDS — Carri Grilli, 19, of South Windsor, winner Union. children under 12. They may be purchased at the uents. The others were Duke ended up shooting 64 percent (18-for-28) of the 1988 Miss Manchester Scholarship Pageant, shows off the On Sunday, Soviet voters had a door, or by calling Charlene Benito, ticket chairwo­ elected to represent the 15 from the field in the first half and led by as many as crown she will relinquish this Saturday. Grilli will be succeeded choice of candidates for the first man. 646-7791. time in seven decades as people constituent Soviet republics, 18 points just before halftime. by a new Miss Manchester in ceremonies beginning at 7:30 p.m. or autonomous republics, Minnesota, which had four straight losing season across this vast country of 11 See PAGEANT, page 10 at the East Hartford Middle School, 777 Burnside Ave. times zones voted to elect 1,500 regions and districts. An before this year, never got close after that. additional 750 seats in con­ Brickey and Phil Henderson led Duke with 21 deputies to the new 2,250-seat Congress of People’s Deputies. gress are being directly points apiece and Danny Ferry added 18, Willie filled by the Communist Burton topped Minnesota with 26 and Kevin Lynch The rest are being chosen separ­ ately by members of officially- Party, Soviet Academy of added 14. Sciences and other officially Brickey, who returned to the starting lineup in the Furlough bill bounces back to House sanctioned organizations. sanctioned organizations. ACC tournament, finished off the decisive opening Tass did not release prelimi­ scheduled Wednesday and may nary vote totals, but said “ Boris run by converting a three-point play, hitting a layup HARTFORD (AP) - A contro­ House and Senate last week and ney in taxes and still called for a BALLOTING - Voting al.so meet Thursday. Yeltsin ... was named a People’s opened at 7 a.m. at about and following up a Ferry miss with a basket. versial bill eliminating a proposal immediately signed into law by few spending cuts to appease Minnesota, seeking to reach to a regional Gov. William A. O’Neill. more conservative Democrats. Deputy of the U.S.S.R. from 180,000 polling stations to force 3,200 non-union state Balducci said he would have to Moscow’s city national territorial championship for the first time, drew within 14-7 employees to take three unpaid But after the Senate passed the House Speaker Richard J. discus.'! the measure with the across the country’s 11 time district No. 1.” zones. Polls closed at 8 p.m. before Duke responded with a l.'5-6 spurt that furlough days to help balance the bill, it amended an unrelated bill Balducci. D-Newington, called other 87 House Democrats during featured seven points from Henderson and four and dropped the furlough require­ the furlough provision “ the “ In the competition against ZIL budget will be back before the a closed-door caucus at some RESULTS - The full thread that held the whole pack­ automobile plant General Direc­ apiece by Ferry and Brickey, who had 14 in the first House of Representatives this ment, which had been expected to point this week. tabulation of votes will take 14 minutes. age together.” tor Yevgeny Brakov, Yeltsin week. save the state $1.7 million in the about 10 days. The official Illinois 83, Louisville 69; At Minneapolis. Nick “ The theory was, something Also at the Capitol this week, gained 89 percent of the votes,” The proposal was part of a final quarter of the current Tass news agency said the Anderson scored six of his 24 points in a 10-3 run that had to be done, a message sent,” the Government Administration the agency said. delicately balanced package of ’oudget year. names of winners would gave Illinois the lead for good midway through the he said. and Elections Committee is to act “ It’s hard to say what my spirit tax increases and spending cuts The move angered House De­ begin to appear in local second half and the third-ranked Illini beat No. 12 He said he did not know when on a bill aimed in part at easing is more full of, joy or concern that wipes out this year’s antici­ mocratic leaders, who had newspapers on Tuesday. Louisville 83-69 Friday night in the NCAA Midwest struggled for weeks to develop a the House would act on the Senate pated $247 million budget deficit. See FURLOUGH, page 10 See YELTSIN, page 10 Regional semifinals. The package was passed by the package that raised enough mo­ bill. The House has a session Illinois, 30-4, overcome knee injuries to Kenny Battle and Lowell Hamilton and Louisville’s height advantage — the Cardinals blocked 13 shots, seven by Pervis Ellison — to move within one victory of its Wickham’s log cabin >> first Final Four appearance since 1952. The Illini CO •ou will play Sunday against the winner of Friday night’s second game between No. 6 Missouri and No. CO cn 7 Syracuse. lost in fierce blaze Kendall Gill added 16 points for Illinois and d Marcus Liberty, who started in Battle’s place, had Bv Maureen Leavitt “ There was nothing we could < 14. Manchester Herald do. We knew it was a loss as soon os For Louisville, 24-9, Kenny Payne had 19 points, u as we pulled in there,” Bycholski B reserve Everick Sullivan 15, LaBradford Smith 14 Santa Claus visited there in the said. as and Ellison 12. winter and tourists snacked there The cabin was built in 1927 as a 1 u Illinois, ahead by as many as 12 points in the first summer cottage for Edith and LANDMARK t- in the summer. But. on Sunday, tn half and leading 40-37 at halftime, began its decisive the cedar log cabin at Wickham Clarence Wickham. In recent DESTROYED — U run after Sullivan banked in a fast-break layup to tie years, it contained a snack bar, B Park that had been a gathering The chimney of U the score at 50 with 12:52 left. place for people of all ages burned tables and chairs which were z Stephen Bardo sank a free throw to break the tie, to the ground. placed in front of a large fireplace a log cabin atop < AP photo Illinois rebounded after he missed his second free Flames shooting from the cabin and pictures of the park. scenic Wickham throw and Bardo hit a 3-pointer seven seconds later TO THE HOOP — Duke's Robert prepares to jam one home in their NCAA could be seen from the road. Bycholski said the cabin was to Park is all that Brickey makes contact with an unidenti­ East Region semifinai Friday night at the Deputy Fire Chief Robert By- open for the season on Saturday. See DUKE, page 46 remains standing 9 fied Minnesota defender as Brickey Meadowiands Arena. Duke won, 87-70. cholski of the Town of Manches­ He said the cause of the fire had ter Fire Department said today. not been determined and local after a fire early Bycholski said fire officials fire officials would be on the Sunday destroyed scene Investigating today. received a call reporting smoke the cabin. Built in the area at about 5:23 a.m. The 215-acre park, which borders the East Hartford- in 1927 as a Manchester town line, was lefHn summer cottage a trust to Hartford National for the Wickham TODAY Bank, now Connecticut National Bank, by Clarence Wickham family, the cabin Index when he died in 1945. The park was used in re­ opened to the public in 1961 after cent years as a 20 pages, 2 sections Edith Wickham died in 1960. Brent DiGiorgio, bank spokes­ snack bar for Business____ 18 Obituaries------2 man. said the trust department park tourists Classified - 18-20 Opinion------8 was meeting this morning to and served as a Com ics_____ 18 People------17 discuss the park situation. DiGi­ F o c u s __ 17 Science______0 orgio said the trust planned to lodge for Santa Local/State Sports___ 11-14 rebuild the structure. each December. ______2-5,10 Television------IS Reginald Plnlo/Minchatlar Herald Natlon/World j 8-7 Weather------2 See FIR E , page 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 27, 1989 - 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27, 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

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Church hosts antique show Two face drug charges Police said they arrested two Manchester men about need for income tax The Second Congregational Church will host their 27th annual Antique Show Friday, April 7 from 11 early Saturday morning on drug charges. a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, April 8 from 10 a.m. to 5 Bramon Sibley. 33. of 35 New St., and Juan By Peter Vlles ranks 44th in the nation in state from income taxes (Connecticut p.m. at the church, 385 N. Main St. There will be 37 McCray. 23. of 213 Center St., were charged with The Associated Press and local tax collections as a taxes investment income and dealers offering an array of antiques and conspiracy to violate the narcotics taw. police said. percentage of personal income.” capital gains), federal aid, and McCray was additionally charged with possession HARTFORD — Grumbling Statistics such as that one are miscellaneous fees. Levin said. A collectibles, including jewelry, vintage clothing, furniture, country wares, linens, books, prints and of less than four ounces of marijunana, tampering about the need for a state income at the heart of the discussion — The Connecticut Business and memorabilia. Home cooked meals and pies will be with evidence, and interfering with a police officer, tax is growing louder this year as and perception — of the state’s Industry Association surveyed 10 available in the kitchen. Admission is $2.50. police said. lawmakers fiddle with tax in­ tax system. states with similar, high-powered Police saw the men after they left a bar located at creases and budget cuts to plug Connecticut residents often economies and found that Con­ Depression discussed 7 Walnut St., police said. McCray was trying to deficits estimated to total about hear that they bear one of the necticut businesses pay up to 40 remove something from his pocket when police $1 billion by the middle of 1990. heaviest tax burdens in the percent more in taxes than their Depression Anonymous, a support group for those stopped to question the two. police said. To many, the state’s taxes have country. counterparts in other states. suffering from depression, meets every Tuesday at McCray then ran from the scene, and police proven unreliable, unfair to poor In 1987, for instance. Connecti­ In fact, Connecticut’s corpo­ 6:30 p.m. in the Lowe Program Center of apprehended him on the Park Street bridge, before and middle-income families, and cut residents paid an average of rate income tax became the Manchester Community College, Room CL241. The he was able to dispose of a container of used inadequate at squeezing money $2,216 each in taxes, according to highest in the nation last week group follows the 12-step program modeled after marijuana cigarettes, police said. from wealthier residents. the Connecticut Public Expendi­ when the Legislature added a 15 Alcholics Anonymous. No dues or fees. For more McCray was released on $1,000 bond and Sibley Most critics of the tax system, ture Council. The council found percent surcharge to the existing information, call Marie B., 644-9046. was released on a $250 bond, police said. They are such as the Connecticut AFL- that residents of only three states 11.5 percent tax. both scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior CIO, say the state needs a — New York, Alaska and Wyom­ In a recent 50-state survey Pinochie scores iisted Court March 29. personal income tax to bring ing — paid more. conducted by the Washington, balance and stability to the But Connecticut residents are D.C.-based Corporation for En­ Here are the results from the Manchester Senior system and to replace what the also told that they make more terprise Development, Connecti­ Pinochle Club which played at the Army and Navy Correction labor group calls an “unreliable money than residents of any other cut’s economic policies fared Club March 23: Arnold Jensen, 643 points; Sam revenue stream built on a patch- state. $21,266 per capita in 1987. well, but the state almost flunked Schors, 629 points; Marie Ballard, 604 points; Hans work of regressive taxes.” When tax levels are calculated as a review of its tax structure, Bensche, 604 points; Andree Mohr, 599 points; Hazel A story published Saturday incorrectly reported Liberals in the General Assem­ a percentage of income, statistics which was found lacking in McGary, 589 points; Mike Haberern, 588 points; fairness and stability. Patrick Flynn/Manchaatsr Herald the percentage of a rate increase proposed by the bly agree. They point to the show that they are not overtaxed, Ruth Baker, 581 points; Hans Fredericksen, 577 Connecticut Water Co. The company is asking for a state’s 7.5 percent sales tax, the and may even be undertaxed. The CED study ranked Connec­ points; and Ada Rojas, 571 points. Technical School. The car, damaged on ticut 44th in the fairness of its tax CLASSROOM CAR — Paul S. Brisner, rate increase of 25.3 percent. nation’s highest, and to property The expenditure council found Play is open to all senior members. Time starts is left, and Clark Martin, both of the its way to a Chevrolet showroom, will be taxes that tend to be highest in the that in 1987 Connecticut’s state structure, 43rd in ensuring that 9; 30 a.m. every Thursday. used for in-class instruction at the The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and state’s poorest cities. and local tax rate, expressed as a each community has a relatively Chevrolet Motor Division of General equal opportunity to deliver es­ school. Since 1972, when the Chevrolet fair. If an error is made, we want to make a The most comprehensive prop­ percentage of income, was the Motors Corp., recently presented anew osal for tax reform has come 23rd highest in the nation, and sential services, and 35th in the School orientation slated program began, nearly 7,000 cars have correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. car to Lewis E. Randall, director of from state Rep. Richard Mul- was 1 percent below the national stability of its revenues. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Illing and Bennet Junior High schools will be Howell Cheney Regional Vocational been donated to schools. ready. D-West Hartford, a real average. “ The fact that Connecticut has conducting an orientation for alt paraochial estate developer known for his But the Connecticut AFL-CIO. no income tax. we think is a JOB HUNTING — Rich Pery of 32 bowling alley, 346 W. Middle Turnpike. students planning to enter seventh, eighth, or ninth Capitol Calendar moderate politics. relying on different statistics, disadvantage,” said CED presi­ Hickory Lane piays video games He said he was taking a break from grade in September. The orientation will be Mulready’s proposal would cut maintains that Connecticut ranks dent Bob Friedman. Tuesday at Brunswick Parkade Lanes looking for work. Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. All students and parents Obituaries the sales tax to 5 percent, reduce 44th in the nation in tax collec­ Steven Gold, a tax analyst for should report to the main office of their respective HARTFORD (AP) — The following is the taxes on business income, and tions as a percentage of personal the National Conference of State schools. schedule of legislative committee meetings (CM) impose a graduated income tax income. Legislatures, said Connecticut Mary Hill was employed at the former Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and public hearings (PH) this week at the state and constitutional limits on state Questions of fairness in the tax will probably adopt an income tax Overeaters get help Schiebel Auto Parts of Manches­ p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Capitol and Legislative Office Building. spending. system are also muddied by in the next decade. Historic commission members Mary (Lord) Hill, 71, of 123 ter for 15 years. He had pre­ Memorial donations may be The schedule is frequently updated during the conflicting statistics. For in­ He predicted that the federal Are you addicted to food? Overeaters Anonymous Mulready describes his pack­ Deepwood Drive, wife of Robert viously worked for the Railway made to North Central Hospice, week, and information is available by calling the stance, Connecticut’s 7.5 percent government’s shrinking role in meets at the First Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown age as a rational alternative to C. Hill, died Sunday (March 26, Express and Cheney Bros. He 26 Park St., Rockville 06066. Legislative Management Committee. 240-0100. sales tax is the highest in the local projects and the nation’s Road, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and the current “ hodge-podge of 1989) at Manchester Memorial was a communicant of St. James Agendas are available by calling the individual nation. But food and clothing fluctuating economy will force Friday at 1 p.m. and Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. No taxes that aren’t necessarily support fioating historic zone Hospital. Church, and a member of Man­ Mary Rued committee staffs. Those numbers are available by responsive to economic activity.” under $75 are exempt from the state governments to find more dues or fees. Everyone who wants to stop overeating She was born in Trenton, calling 566-2211. stable sources of revenue. chester Grange No. 31 and East Mary Rucci, 80, of Hollywood, “ There are also a lot of taxes tax. and there are no local sales is welcome. For more information, call 524-4544. Maine, on June 5, 1917, and had In the case of public hearings, the first hour is have a district or you don’t.” plications for work in the Cheney Central Pomona Grange No. 3. Calif., formerly of Hartford, that are regressive, that fall taxes. However, Gold said tax initia­ By Nanev Concelman been a resident of Manchester reserved for testimony from legislators and agency AAanchester Herald Members of the Planning and Historic District, but has rto He is survived by a brother, mother of Margaret Woykovsky heavier on the poor.” he said. “ I think the statements about tives would have to be linked to Square dance scheduled since 1956. Before retiring, she heads. The public is then permitted to speak. authority to approve or reject Joseph J. Carabino of Manches­ of Manchester, died March 20, Connecticut is one of only 10 the inequitable tax structure in some limits on state spending and Zoning Commission tabled a vote had been employed by Hamilton Subcommittee meetings are not listed. Room Several members of the Cheney on a zoning amendment that applications. The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a ter; a friend, Ruth Clough; and 1989, in Hollywood. states that do not tax personal Connecticut have been over­ to some relief from other levies Standard for many years. She numbers are in the Legislative Office Building, National Historic District Com­ would create the floating zone But historic commission mainstream plus level dance Saturday from 8 to several nieces and nephews. He Besides her daughter, she is income. The others are Alaska. stated,” said Mike Levin, vice such as property taxes and sales was a member of Center Congre­ unless otherwise noted. mission said they support a last Monday, saying they wanted members Steven Ling and Louise 10:30 p.m. at Illing Junior High School, 229 E. was predeceased by three broth­ survived by a sister, Anne O’Bara Florida. Nevada. New Hamp­ president of the expenditure taxes. gational Church, Manchester Today proposal to create a floating to read it more carefully. Nathan said Friday they weren’t Middle Turnpike. This dance will be a Hat Dance, so ers and a sister. of Middletown: two brothers, shire. South Dakota. Tennessee. council. “ We have a slightly That last condition may keep an Grange No. 31, and the Memorial Judiciary. PH. 1 p.m.. Room 2-E. historic zone allowing conversion The amendment was proposed sure the commission should step wear your favorite hat. A round dance workshop The funeral will be Wednesday Angelo Rucci of West Hartford, Texas. Washington, and regressive tax structure, but so income tax from passing in Lodge of Pythian Sisters of Planning and Development. PH. 1 p.m.. Room of local mills even though the by Hartford developer Victor beyond the boundaries of the will be offered from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Donation is $8 per at 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes and Query Rucci of Newington: Wyoming. do most states.” Connecticut until Gov, William A. Manchester. 2-B. commission would not have any MacFarlane. who wants to con­ Cheney district. couple. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., three grandchildren: five great­ The AFL-CIO. in explaining its Compared with national aver­ O’Neill leaves office. O’Neill has Besides her husband, she is ’Tuesday authority over that zone. “ I’m not sure that it should followed by a Mass of Christian grandchildren: and several nie­ support for an income tax, ages, Connecticut local and state staked much of his political vert the Hilliard Mill off Hilliard survived by two sons, Carl A. Transportation, CM, 10:30 a.m.. Room 2-C. “ I think the floating (zone) is a Street into condominiums. Mac­ come under our historic commis­ burial at 9 a.m. in St. James ces and nephews. pointed out that Connecticut has governments raise more money career on is opposition to a state Exercise offered at the Y Moore and Linwood A. Moore, General Law, CM, 11 a m.. Room 1-C. good idea.” commission member sion.” Ling said Friday. “ We Church. Buriat will be in St. The funeral will be Tuesday at the highest per-capita income in from property taxes, sales taxes income tax. and he shows no signs Farlane proposed a floating zone both of Garden Grove, Calif.; four Human Services, CM. 11 a.m.. Room 2-A. Vivian Ferguson said Friday. because the mills are spread were set up to deal with a very Registration for the spring exercise and fitness James Cemetery. Calling hours 9.30 a.m. at the D’Esopo Funeral the nation, “ and yet Connecticut and taxes on business, and less of wavering. daughters, Mrs. Harold (Joyce) Human Services, PH, 1 p.m.. Room 2-D. She said the zone would encour­ throughout town, according to his specific geographic area” program is taking place at the YWCA. Morning are Tuesday from 2 to4 p.m. and 7 Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Clough of Manchester, Bonnie L. Labor, CM, 1:30 p.m.. Room 1-A. age developers to renovate his­ attorney. James J. Sullivan. “ We were mandated only for classes include Body Conditioning, Morning to 9 p.m. Wethersfield, followed by a Mass Hill of Hartford, Charlotte L. Legislative Management, CM, 1:30 p.m.. Room toric mills. Planning Director Mark Pelle­ the Cheney Historic District.” Stretch, Midmorning Workout with Weights, Hatha Memorial donations may be of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Weldon of Hobe Sound, Fla., and 2-A. The youngest state income tax “ It keeps the property from grini said today there are no plans Nathan .said today. Yoga, and Feldenkrais Method. Childcare is made to the American Heart Augustine Church, Hartford. Ella Hill of West Willington; a General Law. PH, 2 p.m., Room 1-C. deteriorating and increases the to use the Cheney National Historic copnmission member available by reservation during most morning Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Burial will be in Mount St. brother, Frederick Lord in Flor­ Environment, PH, 7 p.m., Groton. tax base.” Ferguson said. Historic District Commission as Beverly Malone said the commis­ classes. Evening classes include Body Design, ford 06105. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. ida; two sisters, Louise Sawyer in Wednesday “I think it’s a terrific idea.” an advisory body for develop­ sion has extensive knowledge of Evening Workout, Beginner Yoga and Intermediate Calling hours are Tuesday from Florida and Dorothy Cutter in Appropriations, CM. 9:30 a.m.. Room 2-E. has experienced growing pains commission member Edward ment in the proposed floating the history of the Cheney family Yoga. To register, or for more information, or to Bernice Warner 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. New Hampshire; 21 grandchild­ Education, CM, 9:30 a m.. Room 1-E. Kloehn said Friday. “ I for one zone. A separate historic com­ and district. receive a free catalog, call the YWCA, 647-1437. ren; and four great­ Bernice (Fecko) Warner, 50, of Ruth Saffery House session 1 p.m. HARTFORD (AP) — Almost 13 Now a blue-ribbon panel that property taxes would be a lot would stand to be ready to work mission would not be formed for “ Other areas of town...are as grandchildren. She was prede­ Vernon, sister of William Fecko Senate session 2 p.m. years ago. as Americans cele­ studied the tax system has more onerous if there were no with somebody else.” that zone, he said. important as the Cheney historic Bridge scores posted ceased by a sister, Gladys of Manchester, died Thursday Ruth (Merrill) Saffery, 82, of Thursday brated the nation’s 200th birth­ recommended another rate in­ income tax.” said Henry Cole­ But commission member Na­ But Ferguson said Friday the district.” Malone said. But. she (March 23, 1989) at Rockville Glastonbury, sister of Barbara Here are the results from the Manchester AM (Penny) Adams. Appropriations, PH, 10 a.m.. Room 2-C. day. the state of New Jersey crease for the highest bracket. man, director of New Jersey’s than G. Agostinelli said today he historic commission could offer added. “ I think it would be General Hospital, Vernon. Martens of Bolton, died Friday Bridge Club which played March 20 and 23: The funeral will be Thursday at Appropriations, CM, 1:30 p.m., Room 2-C. faced an unhappy milestone of its The most common concern that State and Local Expenditure and didn’t like the idea of moving input on development in the difficult to maintain them under Besides her brother, she is (March 24, 1989) at Hartford North-south: Eleanor Berggren, Sara Mendel­ 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Friday own. Connecticut taxpayers — and Revenue Policy Commission boundaries for historic zones. He proposed zone because of its the Cheney Historic Di.strict survived by her parents, John Hospital. sohn, first place; Barbara Anderson, Bev Saunders, Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Education, CM, 10 a.m.. Room 1-D. The state Supreme Court had income tax opponents — express But by 1988. property taxes had said he did not completely under­ experience with renovation and Commission. We’ve tried to and Della (Wasilefsky) Fecko of Besides her sister, she is second place; Suzanne Shorts, Ann DeMartin, third in East Cemetery. Calling hours Finance, PH, 11 a.m.. Room 2-E. ordered public schools closed about new taxes is that they give climbed to 46 percent of the total stand MacFarlane’s proposal. conversion in the Cheney district. maintain our area. We’ve ju.st are Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. Ellington; a son, Richard J. survived by a son, Merrill Saffery Planning and Development, CM. 2 p.m.. Room because lawmakers had no mech­ the government license to spend levy. “ It doesn’t make any sense.” The commission currently learned over the years to do our place. Warner of Vernon; two daugh­ of East Hartford; two daughters, East-west; Ann Staub, Marge Warner, first and 7 to 9 p.m. 2-B. anism to pay for the school-aid more. Sam Crane, a budget analyst Agostinelli said. “ You' either makes recommendations on ap­ homework on that.” ters, Deborah Sydoriak of Vernon Mrs. Wallace L. (Jean) Palmer of place; Eleanor O’Donnell, Mary Murphy, second Memorial donations may be formula they had devised the The New Jersey state budget for New Jersey Senate Demo­ and Denise Atten of Monson, Glastonbury and Mrs. Albert H. place; Frankie Brown, Faye Lawrence, third place. made to the American Lung and year before. has doubled in the past seven crats, said the income tax has Mass.; another brother, John (Eleanor Jane) Cyphers of West­ March 23; North-south: Bev Saunders, Mollie Asthma Association of Connecti­ Strapped for cash, the Legisla­ years under Gov. Thomas H. slowed the rate at which property Chocolate Easter bunnies contain glass Fecko of Ellington; three sisters. brook; another sister, Catherine Timreck, first place; Faye Lawrence, Ann cut, 45 Ash St., East Hartford Thoughts ture responded by passing a state Kean. The governor is now ' taxes have increased. Without it. Eleanor Richardson of Tolland, Divis of Chester: 10 grandchild­ DeMartin, second place; Hal Lucal, Jim Baker, 06108. income tax on July 8. 1976. To calling for a law to cap the annual he said, property taxes would CINCINNATI (AP) - Students Templeton said Pierce Town­ reported finding foreign material Marion Reutter of Vernon and ren; and six great-grandchildren. appease taxpayers’ fears, the tax growth of state spending — six probably account for about 60 at Monroe Elementary School in ship police in Clermont County in the candy third place. Joan Froelick of Vernon; a A memorial service will be held Every person who ever lived, save Jesus Christ, East-west: Pat Schackner, Lettie Glenn, first was .scheduled to expire after two years after such a law expired. percent of the total tax levy. New Richmond who sold ‘Krispy told him a man who bought one of The company identified the Louis J. Carabino grandson; and a friend, Thomas Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the First has transgressed against God. How can one obtain place: Marge Warner, Terry Daigle, second place: years and was linked to spending The income tax now generates Nationally, property taxes ac­ Kids and Mom” chocolate Easter the rabbits from a student re­ recalled lot numbers as FR201, Daley of Manchester. Church of Christ Congregational, reconciliation with the Lord and obtain permanent Tom Regan, Mike Franklin, third place. Louis J. Carabino, 69, of 14 caps on the growth of local, some $2.6 billion per year. New counted for an average of 17 bunnies as part of a fund-f:aising ported finding glass in it. FR231. FR232 and FR241. all of Glenwood St., died Saturday The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 Main Street, Glastonbury. Burial relief from the inner anguish of our shortcomings? county and state budgets. Jersey’s schools are no longer percent of states’ total tax levies drive are being asked to notify Templeton .said the rabbits.sold which were the “ Krispy Kids and (March 25, 1989) at Hartford a.m. at the Samsel & Carmon will be at the convenience of the This is the great gift of Christ which we celebrate Now almost 13 years old, the under court control, and there is in 1986, when they made up 25 buyers of the candy after glass by the Monroe students were not Mom” product. Templeton said Hospital. Funeral Home, 419 Buckland family. There are no calling during the Easter season — His atoning sacrifice for income tax is still around. The some evidence that revenue from percent of Connecticut’s total. apparently was found in one of from lots that were recalled after Lot numbers are printed in blue Public Meetings He was born in Manchester on Road, South Windsor, followed by hours. , all of us. “ But he was wounded for our nation’s youngest state income the income tax has kept property A 50-state study conducted by them, a company which sold the residents in New Jer.sey. Colo­ ink on the inside of the box end Jan. 27, 1920, the son of the late a Mass of Christian burial at 9 Memorial donations may be transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: tax, it stands as an example of taxes down. the Corporation for Enterprise rabbits said. rado, Connecticut and Illinois flaps. Antonio and Santa (Sbona) Cara­ a.m. in St. Bernard’s Church, made to the Glastonbury Volun­ the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and how such a tax could help Like their Connecticut counter­ Development, an non-partisan Customers who return the Meetings scheduled tonight. « bino. He was a lifelong resident of Vernon. Burial will be in St. teer Ambulance Association, with his stripes we are healed. All we like sheep Connecticut and how taxpayers’ parts. New Jersey residents pay research group based in Wa­ rabbits will receive a $3.75 Manchester. Before retiring, he Bernard’s Cemetery, Vernon. P.O. Box 453, Glastonbury 06033. have gone astray: we have turned every one to his worst fears about new taxes can some of the nation’s highest shington. D.C., found that, lar­ refund, said Brian Templeton, own way; and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity Manchester come true. property taxes. gely because of high property owner of Midwest Community of us all.” Isaiah 53:5-6 Christ effectuated a great In 1972. before the income tax, taxes. New Jersey’s tax structure Fundraising Inc., which pur­ Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing The New Jersey income tax is ^ S T V n C ZER w in SKI’S atonement that is available and awaits to purge His property taxes made up 57 is slightly less balanced and less chased the rabbits from Scotts of room, 7 p.m. graduated from 2 percent on Current Quotations true followers of sin and sorrow if they qualify percent of the taxes raised by stable than Connecticut’s. Wisconsin, of Sun Prarie, Wis. Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln income up to $20,000, to 2.5 themselves for so wonderful a gift. What He state and local governments in Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. percent on income between requires of us is the offering of a broken heart and a New Jersey. With the income tax TREASURE HOMES Board of Education, Verplanck School, 7:30 p.m. “ I think the quality of our leaders will improve "We live in a world in which the worst looks as if it $20,000 and $50,000, and 3.5 contrite spirit, a sincere desire and commitment to in place, that figure dipped to 41 Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center, because now we have a real democracy.” — Dr. is going to happen and the worst often does happen, percent on income of more than follow in His works, and demonstrated faith in Him. percent in 1985, providing the 7:30 p.m. Valentina Agababova of Moscow on the Soviet and yet out of the anguish and waste, love and trust $50,000. 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Today’s weather picture was drawn by Cynthia Lee of showers. High around 70. Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 1-11-14-28-37. Hughes, 9, a fourth-grader at Waddell School. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27. 1989 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Marrh 27. 19S9 Arthur Miller has returned to filmmaking L O C A L Rain causes L O C A L & S T A T E Playwright enjoying & S T A T E flooding in work ‘more than he House damaged in fire llling singers to perform thought possible’ The llling Singers of llling Junior High CHESHIRE (AP) — Fire officials are area homes School will perform at a national teachers’ NORWICH (AP) - After a nearly investigating the cause of a fire that gutted a convention on Friday. 30-year absence. Arthur Miller has garage and damaged the adjoining house, fire Bv Andrew Yurkovskv The singers will perform at the convention of returned to filmmaking, and to his officials said. Manchester Herald the Organization of American Kodaly Educa­ Neighbors said there was a loud explosion surprise, he’s enjoying it more than he tors in Boston. thought possible. shortly before two cars in the garage burst into A Middletown contractor says he will take The singers auditioned in May 1988. Their flames around 10:30 a.m. Sunday, fire officials The 73-year-old Miller is a playw­ A responsibility for any damage that may have been program will include folk songs and spirituals. right, first and foremost, and is said. caused when the basements of seven or eight homes The singers will perform at Manchester High working on a new play. But after the About 40 firefighters from the Cheshire Fire were flooded Friday night after heavy rains blocked School on May 24. Department battled the blaze for 30 minutes I' short run of one of his newer plays in a culvert on Walker Street that was being replaced New Haven in 1982, Miller knew he before bringing it under control and prevented by his company. Fire destroys tobacco barn had to return to the screen. it from spreading to the adjoining colonial- J.R. Marino, the president of Northeastern style home on Patton Drive, fire officials said. SOMERS (AP) — A tobacco barn was The play was “ Some Kind of Love Contracting Inc., said today that the flooding caused Story,” a murder-mystery that un­ The house sustained smoke damage, fire no major damage to the homes, but East Middle destroyed in a fire and families living within a folded in one act at the Long Wharf officials said. Turnpike resident Thomas Passcantell estimated quarter-mile radius of the blaze were advised Fire officials said members of the Vitarelli to evacuate their homes in case two propane Theater. Some critics considered the that damage to items in his basement and garage play flawed, but Miller thought family were in the home when the fire started, totals over $8,000. gas tanks outside the barnexloded, state police otherwise. but were not injured. Passcantell said the water was as deep as 12 to 18 said today. No injuries were reported in the fire, which “ After doing it, I realized it really inches in the basement and garage of his home at wanted to be a movie, so that was a 312-314 E. Middle Turnpike, and he fears that the was called in about 7:18 p.m. Sunday and More youths carry guns extinguished by 1:30 a.m. today, state police temptation.” Miller said Saturday. water may have caused damage to his home’s The result is an action movie. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Increasing tension foundation and to his driveway. Master Sgt. Robert Slattery said. He said firefighters would remain on the “ Everybody Wins,” which is cur­ and violence in the city’s poor neighborhoods Marino .said that the flooding was not caused by r v rently being filmed in Norwich, an has caused more and more teen-agers to start scene today until there was no danger of any negligence on his company’s part, an opinion Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald aging mill town in northeast Connecti­ carrying guns, police and community tenders shared by Town Manager Robert B. Weiss. explosion from the propane tanks, one of which DRESSING UP — Cindy Annulli, left, of sponsored by the Parent-Teacher- has a 1,000-gallon capacity and one of which cut. Parts of the movie also have been said. “ With the help of the town, we were able to keep filmed in North Carolina. “ When I talk to parents, they say they can’t the damage to a minimum,” Marino said at the LA East cioinmg store, shows Bennet Student Organization, wiii be held at 7 holds 500 gallons of gasoline. Firefighters from Hazardville, West Staf­ Miller’s screenplay is the first he get their children to go to school in the morning worksite today. “ And any damage we created we’ll Junior High School student Amy p.m. Friday in the Cone Gymnasium and has written for the big screen since because of the guns,’’ said Charles Warner, take full responsibility for.” ford, Ellington, Crystal Lake and Tolland who Mizoras how to dress for the school's wiii feature raffles and a clothing responded to the fire were able to prevent the “ The Misfits” in 1961, and he said it is principal at Jackie Robinson Middle School. Marino said that Northeastern’s insurance likely to be his last. He still finds film “ In the afternoon, when they are getting company has been notified about the flooding. He fashion show as Chris Rizy, another discount. propane tanks from exploding by continually Bennet student, watches. The show, pouring water on them, Slattery said. limiting as a writer, but more of the sites that wiii be included in the film, while ready to go home, you can feel the tension said he hoped a representative would come to the interesting now that it has been MILLER AT THE MOVIES — Pulitzer Prize­ building," Warner said. site today. liberated from censors. winning piaywright Arthur Miiler has written his in the background is the city of Norwich where Steve Raber, New Haven’s agent-in-charge Weiss said that the flooding was reported to town Honor Inductions slated “ The form itself is more primitive, first screenplay since 1961. He’s standing at one the movie, "Everybody Wins," is being filmed. at the Bureau of Alcohol, tobacco and officials at about 11:30 p.m. on Friday. He said the psychologically and artistically Firearms, said illegal guns are common in chief contractor for the job. Costello Industries Inc. Board checks on school work BOLTON — The French and Spanish speaking, than the stage. By that I any particular event in his life, but and off the set. ings about screenwriting, but he again drug-plagued neighborhoods. of Newington, was notified and Costello notified national honor societies of Bolton High School mean, it’scloserto the way we dream. like his other work is “ based on my “ It happens to be a happy situa­ set them aside for his current project. “ We could send an undercover agent in cold Northeastern. will conduct joint induction ceremonies on The Board of Education will though contingency work, such as will be able to tour all the If you treat it with respect, which a instincts, my observations of people.” tion,” Miller said as he relaxed “ I don’t look down at it,” he said of into any of the housing projects and before the There were conflicting accounts of when Wednesday. tour Verplanck School tonight, painting, continues, said board renovated buildings soon. Also, large number of movies have already The movie marks the second Saturday inside an old factory that is screenwriting. “ It’s ju.st that for a morning is out. he can buy a gun,” Raber said. Northeastern workers arrived at the site. Weiss said Rebecca Carrier. Anna DePold and Rebecca one of five schools undergoing member Francis A. Maffe Jr. open houses may be held at some done. There is nothing in the form that pairing of Winger, 33, and Nolte, 46. being used as a film location and writer it’s a dubious proposition, they came at about 2:30 a m., while Marino said Whitney will be inducted into the school’s La reconstruction, said Assistant Maffe is chairman of the school of the schools, he said. makes it inferior to any other.” he who previously starred together in the headquarters for the production because you can’t control your work they arrived about 12:30 a m. Societe de Francais, said Kathleen Ulm, school Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin board’s Building and Sites- At tonight’s meeting. Eleanor said. ill-fated. 1982 movie “ Cannery Row.” outfit. unless you’re going to direct it Drowning now a homicide Workers from Northeastern were at Walker Jr. Transportation committee. Hohenthal. coordinator of ele­ French instructor. His new movie stars Debra Winger The movie also marks Nolte’s reunit­ “ I think we’re all pretty much of one yourself. And I don’t really enjoy that, Street at about 2:.30 a.m. Saturday. Weiss said. Glen Dube will be inducted into the Martin STAMFORD (AP) - New York officials The school board will tour the “ They’re all virtually done, mentary school reading, will as a quirky, young woman and Nick ing with British director Karel Reisz, mind, which I must say, in my so I ’ve stayed away for the most Marino said that the culvert on Walker Street, Fierro Chapter of Sociedad Honoraria have reclassified as a homicide the death of a school after its regularly- except for a few items,” he said. report on changes in the teaching Nolte as a private detective who fall in who directed Nolte in “ Who’ll Stop the experience, is pretty rare,” he said. part.” through which the Bigelow Brook runs. was blocked 40-year-old Greenwich woman whose body was scheduled meeting. The meeting The school board has scheduled of reading, said Allan B. Chester­ Hispanica. love as they seek to clear the name of a Rain.” Miller’s last foray into screenwrit­ when heavy rains pushed a steel plate over an But Miller figured if he could gain found floating in a North Castle, N.Y., will be held at Verplanck at 7:30 its April 24 meeting at Waddell ton, assistant superintendent for A reception for members and their families young boy convicted in the murder of Miller said he was initially uncer­ ing was anything but peaceful. John opening. He said the plate had been put into place to more control, short of directing, he reservoir 16 months ago. p.m. School and its May 22 meeting at curriculum and instruction. in the school’s library media center will follow a prominent citizen in the fictional tain of the casting of Winger and Nolte Huston was the director of The keep dirt from falling into the culvert. would make another attempt. He Westchester County Chief Medical Exa­ The tour is scheduled because Manchester High School. The new techniques, started the induction ceremony. New England town of Highbury. in the lead roles, but now agrees they Misfits, which starred Eli Wallach, He said use of the plate was “ standard worked for many months at his home miner Millard Hyland cited new evidence in “ Verplanck is just finishing its The school board held its Jan. this school year, include a new Winger’s character is a complex one were right for the roles. Montgomery Clift. Clark Gable and procedure.” in Roxbury adapting his one-act play the death of Mary Capozza in his March 17 renovations.” said Deakin. “ It’s 23 meeting at Nathan Hale, but emphasis on combining reading as she wavers between the real and “ I have to admit that while they Marilyn Monroe, who was then “ The problem is we had 2 to 3 inches of rain in a Hickey to succeed RagazzI for film, and then offered his screen­ decision to change the status of the case from worth seeing. It’s a beautiful did not tour the building, said and writing skills. Chesterton the imagined. weren’t my vision originally, after Miller’s wife. Monroe was battling a short period of time.” he added. play around. It was shown to Reisz “ unclassified” to “ homicide,” records show. job.” Deakin. said. Also, more emphasis will be HARTFORD (AP) - William V. Hickey, a “ Basically, the preoccupation of one look at one day’s work, the drug problem at the time, and her Workers from Northeastern lowered the level of through their mutual agent. Westchester County Assistant District Attor­ Nathan Hale School. Waddell The school board scheduled a placed on reading childrens’ former state police officer and a labor this movie is the question of what is emotions and the ideas were abso­ addiction nearly forced a halt to the water in the culvert and removed the plate. Marino ney Robert Neary said Friday that new School, Bowers School and Man­ meeting at Bowers in February, hooks instead of concentrating representative for the state troopers’ union, is real and what is not. The woman is a lutely on the nose. I couldn’t have done film. “ I just wrote it and let them read it. said. evidence had been obtained and information chester High School are the other but it was switched to Martin lessons on formal reading text­ expected to be named executive director of the person who from one moment to the better, I don’t think,” Miller said. Prior to that film. Miller had won A lot of people didn’t get it and some The closed-off culvert caused the water table developed that led to the reclassification, but schools that are part of the $8.8 School because renovations were books. he said. state Division of Special Revenue, administra­ next you don’t know whether to The movie is being made by the Pulitizer Prize for “Death of a got it, as usual. And Karel leaped at upstream to rise, causing flooding to homes around he refused to elaborate. million renovation project. not complete, said Maffe. He said it will be two to three tion sources said. believe her or not. It’s a little bit like Recorded Picture Co. Inc., which is Salesman.” and also wrote “ The it,” Miller said. the culvert, east from Walker Street to the North Castle Police Chief Albert Stipo said Contractual renovations at all School Superintendent James years before the new curriculum Hickey would succeed Orlando P. Ragazzi, life, where you don’t know from one headed by Jeremy Thomas, the Crucible.” “ All My Sons” and “ A Miller had to rewrite some of of his Passcantell’s home. Saturday there are no suspects in the case. the schools have been completed. P. Kennedy said the school board is completely implemented. who after medical tests showed he has chronic minute to the next whether you’re British producer who won an Oscar View From the Bridge.” He had an script, but he gained some of the Weiss said the flooding problem was the greatest leukemia asked Gov. William A. O’Neill to find dreaming or you’re getting some kind last year for “ The Last Emperor.” admitted prejudice toward screenw­ control he thought essential to his at the Passcantell home because it is located a replacement to regulate legalized gambling of objective evidence,” the playw­ Miller said that despite the gather­ riting. but wrote “The Misfits” screenplay. He regularly visits the upstream. DiCapua joins Peace Corps in Connecticut by April 1. right said. ing of such talent, there’s been a especially for Monroe. sets during filiming and hopes to sit in Capt, Jack Hughes, spokesman for the Town of Coventry budget set for review Miller said the movie is not based on remarkable degree of harmony on He continues to have some misgiv­ on the final editing. Karen DiCapua of Mansfield, a 1984 graduate Manchester Fire Department, said firefighters of the East Catholic High School, has received removed water only from the Passcantell home. COVENTRY - Residents will in the Coventry High Schooi its own version of the budget, with a Peace Corps assignment to train teachers in Firefighters were called in at 11:24 p.m. Friday and be able to comment tonight on the auditorium. The school budget any changes, during another 8ANOOZNUTRITION Costa Rica. She received her bachelor’s degree stayed until 3:44 a.m. Saturday, he said. town manager’s proposed $14.6 totals $9,163,312 and represents 62 hearing, Elsesser said. Residents CALDWELL in special education from the University of Marino said an eight-person crew from Nor­ million budget during a hearing percent of the total $14.6 million will vote to approve or cut that Connecticut last year. theastern returned Saturday and worked from 9:30 at 7:30 in the Coventry High budget. budget during a town meeting on After three months of language and cultural a m. to 5 p.m. to help clean up. Passcantell said that May 12 or in a referendum. OIL INC. OPTIFASr School auditorium. “ I ’ve put in what I recom­ training, she will join a program of teacher workers from Northeastern pumped his garage out Elsesser said that if history The proposed 1989-90 budget mended, and it’s up to the policy I I 1 I I I 1 1 1 education designed to improve the quality of Saturday afternoon repeats itself, residents will seek OUR totals $14,674,478 and represents a board to determine what’s neces­ Passcantell said that the flooding ruined his a referendum on the budget. teaching skills in Costa Rica. 15.7 percent hike over this year’s sary ornot,” Town Manager John JV family’s washer, dryer and other items in the “ History says it will happen,” per gel. C. O. 0. adjusted budget of $12,682,789. If Elsesser said today. He said he OPTIFAST basement and garage. He estimated the damage at he said. 1SO gal. minimum purchase adopted by the townspeople, it expected his budget would be cut $8,000. but he said it could be more if his driveway or The general government Fasting Diet Woman dies after fire would require a tax rate of 40.44 by the Town Council, though he the foundation of his home was damaged. budget is broken down into four 649-8841 Suppiement MOHIY MARKET mills, a 3.44 hike over this year’s added that all items included in it DERBY (AP) — An 84-year-old woman died The Passcantells have had ongoing problems with areas: $4,136,804 for general tax rate of 37 mills. are necessary. PrteM Sul^eef to Change Saturday afternoon from burns she sustained flooding from the culvert in their back yard, which government: $940,326 for debt The #1 Diet Supplement Friday night, officials said. is to be replaced by the town. A separate hearing on the After this week’s hearings, the service, $392,000 for capital ex­ for rapid, safe weight loss Anna Baron was found on fire on the floor of Passcantell said that Friday’s flood might have Board of Education’s budget is budget will be reviewed by the penditures and $45,000 for her fourth-floor apartment by firefighters worsened damage cau.se^.by that faulty culvert. scheduled for 7; 30 Thursday, also Town Council, which will present reserve. is now available in The responding to a report of smoke, police said. Greater Hartford Area at a ACCOUNTS Fire officials extinguished the flames and private medical clinic. the woman was transported to Bridgeport EMERGENCY Hospital Burn Center Friday. Seniors urged to use plastic during trips Fire — Police — Medical Caii DIAL 911 242-4044 ARE DRESSED ZBA to act on expansion Credit cards have be­ elegant historic inn. Choice of beef authentic armor is shown in a gothic In Manchester •Free Consultation come absolutely indis­ burgundy or chicken with lemon and castle setting. •Medical Supervision The Zoning Board of Appeals is scheduled pensable to travelers. mushroom sauce. After lunch, tour After a buffet luncheon at the Light •Evening and Weekend tonight to review an application to expand a Industry experts con­ Stew Leonard’s dairy store, the House Restaurant, there will be Hours Available gasoline station at 240 W. Middle Turnpike to firm that without one to largest in the U.S. It is referred to as shopping and browsing at Olde •Start Immediately include a convenience store. use as collateral, the AARP Roundup the “ Disneyland” of grocery stores. Shrewsbury Village. The bus will T 0 1 H E M N E S . Irwin B. Singer, trustee of Atlas Oil Co., typical traveler would Leave at 8 a.m. and return at 5 p.m. leave Community Baptist Church at applied for a special exception permit to add be unable to rent a car Tina DePumpo Send check to Dot Poirot. Write choice 8:30 a.m. Checks, made out to the one pump, a canopy and a convenience store to without a high deposit of entree in left corner of your check. chapter, should be mailed to Helena the station, located in a Busine.ss II zone at the and would have a much The cost is $33.75 per person. Duane, 17 Sycamore Lane, Manches­ ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. corner of Broad Street and West Middle harder time checking July 18-20 — Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ter (643-1965). The cost is $32.50. Turnpike. The address of the property is listed into a hotel. Experience sleeping in rail-car bed­ On Wednesday, May 17, an Erie INSURANSMITHS SINCE as 240 and 2.60 W. Middle Turnpike. Though the traveler is under no of lemon sole, braised beef bourguig- rooms furnished in Victorian decor. Canal cruise is planned. Before A public hearing on the application is obligation to pay by means of a credit non or breast of chicken cordon bleu. Each sleeping car is stationary on the boarding the Nightingale II, there will 1914 scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Lincoln Center card, the car rental company and The cost is $29.50, due May 1. The trip track, with private bath per bedroom. be lunch at Donovan’s with a choice of hearing room. hotel’s imprint of your card when you leaves at 8:45 a.m. and returns at Dine in dining cars. Board restored baked stuffed breast of chicken or A gasoline station is allowed as a special sign in assures that you will not return about 5 p.m. railroad cars as park rangers narrate stuffed sole florentine. The three-hour exception in a Business II zone, but zoning your ride. Tour a coal mine. Enjoy an 649-5241 home without first returning the car June 8 and 9 — Southern Vermont. narrated cruise will include passage 65 East Center Street regulations prohibit expansion of stations or paying all of the items on the hotel We will lunch at the Old Red Mill, evening of harness racing in an through a lock. without ZBA approval. bill. Willington, and spend the night there. enclosed clubhouse. The trip offers Manchester, CT The bus will leave Community annual rate The station now has two pump islands and a Although some travelers who are After lunch, we’ll visit Hildene, home two dinners, two breakfasts, all Baptist Church a t7:45a.m., returning small building. Planning Director Mark loath to use or carry credit cards of Robert Todd Lincoln, and enjoy a admissions and gratuities. Cost; at about 7 p.m. The cost is $41. Pellegrini said. maintain that you check into a hotel musical production in the evening. $213.50 per person with $50 deposit due Reservations can be made with Alice Now you can earn high interest and still retain intended to replace one. It provides you with a just as easily by paying in advance for After breakfast at the inn, we visit a by May 16. Balance due June 16. Send Dearington, 649-7626. Checks, made 1 your room, hotels will often place a maple candy factory, browse Willing- deposit to Dot Poirot. out to the chapter, should be mailed to access to your money. Get flexibility with the monthly statement and allows you to access your Rowland mulls run in 1990 limit on restaurant meals or tele­ ton and enjoy the antics of the owner Aug. 9 — Bay Queen Boat, Narra- her at 185 E. Center St.. Apartment Eagle's Money Market Passbook and Investment funds with limited check writing privileges. phone calls that can be charged to a of the Country Store. The route home gansett Bay. Leave at 8:30 for a cruise 4B, Manchester. PLACE Accounts. HARTFORD (AP) - U.S, Rep. John G. room when cash is on the line. Like it will take us over scenic Hog Back aboard the 600-passenger Bay Queen. They both require a minimum deposit of $1,000 Rowland hasn’t announced he’s running for or not, we’re a society very much Mountain, stopping at the Putney Inn Enjoy lunch as we sail. The cruise The Money Market Passbook Account is similar to and both can be accessed at any Eagle 24 or governor, but he’s sounding more and more Chapter 604 geared to plastic. for lunch. The cost is $131, double takes four hours past Prudential a passbook savings account. You get a passbook Yankee 24 ATM. like a candidate. Island and into Newport Harbor. You Our next meeting will be Wednes­ occupancy, with a $10 deposit due and can make deposits or withdrawals whenever The Waterbury Republican said the Connec­ now. The balance is due May 26. The do not get off the boat. Lunch includes day. April 5, at Concordia Lutheran So stop by or call any First Federal office to open ticut budget crunch has left Gov. William A. Chapter 1275 you choose, without fear of penalties. trip leaves at 9 a.m. and returns at four hot items, cold platters, salads, Church. Social hour will be from 12:45 AD your Money Market account today. The rates O’Neill vulnerable. O’Neill has not announced The April meeting of A A R P 1275 will beverage and home-baked pastry, all until 1:30, when the business meeting about 6 p.m. Hccaiisc of olir The Money Market Investment Account are guaranteed until April 30. And they’re whether he will seek reelection in 1990. be Wednesday, April 12. The execu­ for $28.75 per person. Return at 5 p.m. will be called to order. Our guest will Please direct any inquiries to Peggy countless readers. “ I think he’s vulnerable, but Bill O’Neill tive board will meet the same day at Send check to Dot Poirot. be Miss Ann Louise Gittleman, a HS like a checking account, but it’s not dressed tor success. should never be taken for granted or 12:30 p.m. and the membership Kehler, 649-0157, and send your former West Hartford resident, now Classified ads bring underestimated,” Rowland said. meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. Sidney checks, made out to AAR P 1275, to of California. She is a consultant to such good response “ I ’m taking a serious look at” running, Wainman will present a slide show Peggy Kehler, 79 Constance Drive, Chapter 2399 preventive medicine and environ­ may have trouble Rowland said. “ If O’Neill continues to do the and lecture about Hartford Hospital’s Manchester. Because of family il­ The board of directors will meet mental health clinics all over the keeping track of fine job he’s doing. I'll think even more Life Star helicopter emergency lness, Dot Hughes will be at her home Thursday, April 5, at 10 a.m. at the country. Her presentation will include interested callers! seriously about it,” he added, tongue-in-cheek. program. infrequently. Peggy Kehler will be in First Federal Savings and Loan suggestions on tasty nutritional foods Eager buyers read It Texas April 16 to 30 and Dot Hughes TRIPS — Call Peggy Kehler at Association, West Middle Turnpike. for people aged over 65. Classified columns hopes to be away April 7 to 22. ECHS classes hear grad 649-0157 for more information. The monthly meeting will be April 13 Dues for this year .should be paid by every dav! April 16-23 — Texas Trails. Details New tour coordinators begin with at 1:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Friday. Fiist Federal Satvings Chip Trymbulak. a 198.5 graduate of East will be mailed from the tour company Juiy trips. They are Dot Poirot, 430 Church, East Center Street. The TRIPS: Catholic High School, returned to the .school to those who signed up. Lady Bug Lane, Vernon 06066, 646- program will be Mike Lawson (ven­ Our next trip will be to Avon Old 9330, and Jeanne Johnson, 417 Lady triloquist) and his friend “ Edgar” . Farms Inn in Avon for a Sunday March 16 as a guest speaker. He spoke to May 17 — Litchfield Hills. We have MANCHESTER The E a ^ amonghavks Biology II and advanced-placement science several openings. Our day starts with Bug Lane, Vernon 06066, 646-1617. TRIPS: brunch, then a visit to the New July 6 — The Maritime Center, Manchester Green Chapter 2399 is England Air Museum in Windsor students on immune systems in the human a visit to the Hotchkiss Flyer HERALD Equal Housing Lender body. Trymbulak. a senior at Drew University, Victorian mansion. Lunch is at Deer Norwalk. Visit this new center on the planning a trip Wednesday, April 5, to Locks, and on to Cohoes Plaza. The people read ciaulfiMi s4» East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor plans to begin work in September on a Island Gate, then we’ll spend some waterfront. See the Aquarium and Olde Shrewsbury Village. In the bus will be boarded at the Senior alien* 643-2711 c la s s if ie d doctorate in biology. time at the White Fiower Farm. IM AX Show on six-story-igh screen. morning, there will be a visit to the Citizens’ Center at 9:45 a.m. and Entree choices include pan fried fillet Lunch at the Silvermine Tavern, an Higgins Armory in Worcester where return at about 5 p.m. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27, 1989 — 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. March 27. 1989 N A 'nO N Begin generates strong emotions in Israel NATION & WORLD By Karin Laub in which more than 600 Israelis died. psyche in his one-man play, titled The Associated Press On Sunday, Begin commented on simply “Begin.” & W O R LD the 10th anniversary of the Israel- In one scene. Begin imagines JERUSALEM — In a new play ^Sypt peace accord, taking the ending his seclusion. “ People will see Many doubt NRA Inmates revolt at farm about Menachem Begin, the enig­ unusual step of speaking about me and will be amazed,” he says, matic former Israeli leader fantas­ current politics and criticizing the dreaming of a crowd cheering and GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - About 250 izes about bombing Germany to new American dialogue with the PLO shouting “long live Begin.” inmates held guards and Easter visitors retaliate for the Holocaust and as “ a negative, harmful But then he stops himself and asks: hostage early today at a prison farm after imagines being mobbed by admirers phenomenon.” “What would be the point of all those can prevail again wresting rifles from officers, officials said. Six after ending his self-imposed He spends his days reading books, years? All the silence, the self­ people were reported killed and about 20 seclusion. mostly biographies and history, said imprisonment?” wounded. The one-man play was written for longtime Begin aide Yehiel Kadishai. In another scene. Begin fantasizes Gun lobby loads up for fight Three of the dead in Sunday’s uprising at the the Israel Festival in May but was He said Begin keeps up with news about ordering a strike against Pavon prison farm — the country’s largest rejected by festival officials who programs, reads Israeli and foreign Germany in retaliation for the Nazi A penal institution — were inmates and three feared such free-wheeling treatment newspapers, and answers several Holocaust in which 6 million Jews, over banning assault weapons were guards, according to a local judge who of the 75-year-old Begin was too dozen letters a week. including Begin’s parents and spoke on the condition of anonymity. controversial. Once an avid movie-goer, he now brother, were killed. million and a staff of. 365 em­ By Mike Robinson The judge said he did not know how many The rejection highlights the ambi­ watches videos in the evenings. “He “On that day, bodies would pile up ployees, including 65 in its'lobby- The Associated Press people were hurt, but an eyewitness inter­ valence and strong emotions Begin likes Westerns,” said Kadishai, ad­ at the entrances of towns and squares, ing department, the NRA is^ well viewed on a local radio station said about 20 still generates among Israelis nearly ding that the former prime minister like they were piled up at the equipped to fight its political WASHINGTON - The National people were wounded in a gunbattle between six years after he unexpectedly also used to watch the American soap entrances of the camps,” says the Rifle Association, traditional battles. It also has powerful guards and inmates. resigned as prime minister and shut opera “Dallas.” Begin character. heart, soul and bankroll of the friends. President Bush is a It was not clear how many hostages the himself in his two-story apartment at American oil magnate Armand Dankner said he and many other nation’s gun lobby, is digging in member. And its roots go deep in revolting inmates held — one report said about the edge of the Jerusalem pine forest. Hammer offered to donate $750,000 to Israelis share these revenge fanta­ for a test of its vaunted political the fabric of American life. 400 — or how much of the 2.5 square mile “To the nationalists. Begin is a Begin’s favorite charity if the former sies, adding that Begin’s ability to power amid rising pressure to Founded in 1871 by National facility they controlled. sacred man, a symbol of everything prime minister wrote his autobio­ articulate such emotions was at the curb sales of assault weapons. Guard officers, the NRA has long • that is pure and good. To those on the MENACHEM BEGIN graphy, but Begin has declined, root of his popularity. counted many military men and “In every Israeli, there is a little “When less than half the Some regions still dry left, he stands for everything they . . . shuns public attention Kadishai said. convicted felons ever spend a day policemen among its members. It despise,” said Ehud Sprinzak, a His family, aides and friends refuse Begin,” he said. “ He expressed our in jail, why should we be taking holds firearms courses for police, WASHINGTON (AP) — Hope for a wetter Hebrew University professor and to talk about Begin in what Israeli fears, our nightmares, our delusions firearms away from law-abiding private security firms and pri­ summer is blossoming in the wake of recent expert on right-wing Israeli politics. heightening curiosity among Israelis. journalists have described as a wall of of grandeur.” people?” declares James Jay vate citizens. coastal rains, but drought continues in several Begin became prime minister in He ventures outside his apartment silence. Even today, the mention of Begin Baker, federal affairs director It is recognized by the U.S. sections of the nation. 1977, the first from the right-wing for a public appearance only once a Justice Minister Dan Meridor, a sparks strong reactions. for the 118-year old NRA. Olympic Committee as the na­ Wheat-growing areas of Kansas and adja­ Likud bloc to hold the post. Two years year to attend a memorial service for longtime friend, visits Begin every During an election rally last fall, Demands for restrictions on tional governing body of shooting cent Texas and Oklahoma remain particularly later, he signed the historic peace {(is wife, Aliza, who died in 1982. Friday to talk politics. When asked for Likud followers listened politely to military-style, semiautomatic sports in the Unjted States and dry, and area legislators have already begun to treaty with Egypt, sharing the Nobel Begin breaks his silence rarely, details about the talks, Meridor speeches by party leaders, but at the maintains a junior program for complain about lack of concern in Washington. Peace Prize with President Anwar usually to comment briefly on the balked. “I’ve never spoken about my mention of Begin’s name worked AP photo firearms are escalating, how­ ever, in the aftermath of the youngsters. It also provides self- In the Northeast, meanwhile, a dry winter Sadat of Egypt. He resigned in 1983 at radio about history. He refuses to conversations with Begin.” themselves into a frenzy, clapping ICE FLOE — Tankers continue to pump oil in Valdez, lane in Prince William Sound. The Exxon tanker was Stockton, Calif., schoolyard defense courses for women and left reservoirs low, threatening water supplies the height of the war in Lebanon. discuss his resignation, commonly Israeli journalist Amnon Dankner and shouting the name of the former Alaska, after an Exxon ship ran onto a reef Friday while carrying 1.2 million barrels of crude oil when it ran tragedy Jan. 17 in which a maintains a 1,100-piece gun mu­ in parts of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylva­ Today, Begin’s life is shrouded in attributed to depression over the tried to skirt these obstacles and leader for several minutes. seum within its headquarters as mystery, frustrating biographers and death of his wife and the Lebanon war. trying to avoid ice floes that drift across the shipping aground. deranged gunman with an assault nia and other parts of the Delaware River probe the former prime minister’s rifle left five youngsters dead and well as a special, “Muzzleload- basin. 30 other persons injured. ers” division within its member­ New York Mayor Edward Koch declared a So intense is the clamor that, as ship for history buffs. drought emergency and imposed strict water- often as the NRA has crushed or Last year, the NRA got the use limits last week, citing low reservoir levels Study shows U.S. Jews unhappy with Israel Chemicals, fire combat oil slick blunted gun control bills in the House to shelve a proposed that have not been replenished by winter past, many doubt that it can seven-day waiting period for snowfalls, though recent rains may help some. NEW YORK (AP) — Political non-Orthodox converts an automatic Conservative Judaism, branches to provided an “emotional vent” to would-be gun buyers. Failure of which more than 80 percent of American Jews already concerned Bv Susan Gallagher owned by Exxon Shipping, was not on the crew. Results of routine drug and alcohol prevail this time with its strategy manuevering over “Who is a Jew” in right to Israeli citizenship. the bill named for former presi­ American Jews affiliated to a syn­ about Israel’s response to the Palesti­ The Associated Press bridge when the ship ran aground, and the tests administered to the three weren’t of blaming the murder wave Dissident faces arrest Israel has left a painful legacy in the The study also provided new third mate, who was not certified for the immediately available, officials said. sweeping cocaine-ridden com­ dential spokesman James Brady, American-Jewish community, where evidence of a growing activism agogue belong. nian uprising in the West Bank and navigational conditions, was in command, munities not on firearms but “our brain damaged in the 1981 at­ SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Government respondents to a survey said even among American Jews toward their “I think the effect is kind of a Gaza, according to Gunther Law­ VALDEZ, Alaska — The tanker that Hazelwood was in his cabin when the contingent, or sleeper, effect,” said rence, a media consultant to the caused the nation’s biggest oil spill was company spokesman Brian Dunphy said. accident occurred Friday, larossi said. The crumbling criminal justice tempt on 'President Reagan, prosecutors said today that a dissident leader West Bank Arabs are given fairer spiritual homeland, according to spurred Brady’s wife to urge Queens College Professor Steven M. Rabbinical Assembly and other Jew­ being piloted illegally when it ran aground, “It’s Exxon’s policy that in the waters captain was relieved of his command, but to system.” who made an unauthorized visit to communist treatment than Conservative and some observers. that the ship was located in, the captain “We’re certainly going to try,” readers in full-page magazine North Korea to discuss reuniting the two Reform Jews. A majority, 54 percent, of the Cohen, who conducted the survey for ish groups. and the government authorized use of give him rest, not as a disciplinary the committee’s Institute on Ameri­ “I think that this is a family chemicals and fire to combat the massive should have been on the bridge,” Dunphy measure. says lobbyist Baker. ads to help “break the NRA’s Koreas will be arrested if he returns to Seoul. The American Jewish Committee survey said they had spoken critically said. “There’s a problem there in that he Even Rep. Barney Frank, death grip on Congress.” In a separate action, police detained 23 study revealed support for Israel was of attempts to change the law, can Jewish-Israeli Relations. “This squabble that is erupting above the slick, officials said. The 987-foot tanker Exxon Valdez, precedent will allow American Jews surface,” Lawrence said. “American Exxon Shipping Co. President Frank was not there.” carrying 1.2 million barrels of North Slope D-Mass., who urged Democrats The real secret of the NRA’s dissident writers and supporters who tried to as strong as ever, but it also showed A third said they would be less likely power has long been its ability to to forcefully and pointedly disagree” Jews and Diaspora Jews are no longer larossi said officials planned to use a C-130 Dunphy said he didn’t know why Capt. crude oil, ran onto a reef 25 miles from port to softpedal the gun issue after reach the North Korean border today for a that widespread discontent was sown to make political or charitable contri­ mobilize hundreds of thousands on other issues involving Israel. content with being checkbook Jews aircraft today to spray chemicals to Joseph Hazelwood wasn’t on the bridge. He early Friday after swinging out of a traffic the 1988 election, says public reunification meeting with communist dele­ when attempts were made to amend butions to Israel if the law is changed of gun owners across the nation to The attempt to define Jewishness only.” disperse patches of oil in a ■‘i-square mile said the captain was consulting with an lane to avoid ice. Valdez is at the southern opinion is ripe for action on gates at the Panmunjom truce site. Israel’s Law of Return to deny to exclude converts from Reform and area of Prince William Sound. The attorney. end of the 800-mile Alaska oil pipeline. semiautomatics. “I think the write and telephone lawmakers. Seoul officials had prohibited the meeting. company also planned to burn “fingers" of Third Mate Gregory Cousins’ was in NRA is stubbing its toe here,” he “Please open immediately. Le­ Prosecutor Bae Jae-wook said the Rev. Moon gislative alert,” trumpets a mail­ the slick by igniting them with a laser. command and his actions violated federal Estimates put the spill at 240,000 barrels says. “The appearance of being Ik-hwan would face prosecution under tough Glasnost’s flood of emigrants “The volume of oil released in the water regulations, said company spokeswoman of oil, or about 10.1 million gallons, making unwilling to deal with assault ing that went to Virginia gun national security laws for making his unautho­ is, for all intents and purposes, beyond Sharon Curran-Wescott. it the biggest U.S. spill on record. The only rifles has hurt them.” owners in February. rized visit to the north to meet top communist control by mechanical means alone,” “He didn’t have a proper pilot’s license larger oil-related accident in U.S. waters From its niodern headquarters The chain reaction has led to a officials. Moon could face up to 10 years overwhelms the United States larossi said. for that. He wasn’t authorized by the involved 10.7 million gallons of oil when two on Rhode Island Avenue in further question of NRA power. imprisonment if convicted. Alaska’s governor on Sunday declared company, nor was it legal,” she said. ships collided in Galveston Bay in 1979, but downtown Washington, a few “The NRA is being forced in­ the wildlife-rich sound a disaster and said Neither Hazelwood nor Cousins could be that oil burned as well as spilled. blocks from the White House, the creasingly to the fringes of this Victim issues appeai WASHINGTON (AP) - For years, the modate the Soviet overflow. Revised he would seek federal funds to help with the located in Valdez by The Associated Press Gov. Steve Cowper declared the sound a NRA deploys lobbyists to Capitol debate,” says Dr. Garen Winte­ United States has urged, threatened and estimates project some 40,000 Soviet spill, which the Coast Guard estimates has for comment. disaster area, freeing state resources for Hill and statehouses across the mute of Sacramento, Calif., who SAN DIEGO (AP) — The wife of a Navy cajoled the Kremlin to allow free emigra­ applicants this year, about 20,000 more affected about 100 square miles. Oil has The National Transportation Safety cleanup and paving the way for a federal nation, provides generous cam­ treated AK-47 assault rifle captain who mistakenly shot down an Iranian tion from the Soviet Union. But now that than was budgeted for by the washed up on two islands, and sightings Board took over the investigation Sunday, disaster declaration. paign contributions to its political wounds as a doctor in a Cambo­ airliner with 290 people on board began thousands of Soviets are being let out, administration. were reported of dozens of crude-coated one day after issuing subpoenas for the “This oil spill may well be the greatest friends and generates tons of dian jungle hospital in 1981. On appearing on television today in spots aimed at many are finding the doors to the United The crisis has been compounded by a birds. captain. Cousins and helmsman Robert disaster to hit Alaska since the Good Friday literature to fill the mailboxes of coming home, he was shocked to finding whoever planted a bomb that destroyed States closed. change in Justice Department policy, The captain of the Exxon Valdez, which is Kagan, the third member of the bridge earthquake 25 years ago,” Cowper said. America’s gun enthusiasts. find the same AK-47 wounds in the her van. Some 19,000 Soviets are waiting to be which no longer grants automatic refugee With annual revenues of $70 United States. Authorities believe the bomb, which ex­ interviewed at the U.S. Embassy in status to every person seeking to leave the UNICO’S ploded while Sharon Rogers was driving the Moscow for permission to enter the United Soviet Union. van on March 10, might have been the work of States as refugees: another 7,000 are In the past, all Soviet Jews, who account MANCHESTER CHAPTER terrorists. waiting in temporary quarters near for the majority of Soviet emigres, were Christians cope with Easter sorrows ”We don’t know who did it. We just must Rome, according to State Department presumed to have a “well founded fear of NEED SOME EXTRA realize that someone is out there who figures. persecution” and therefore were consi­ A FAMILY committed a very cowardly act,” said Mrs. The steadily growing backlog appears to dered refugees. VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope gious persecution, exploitation of ces are oppressed, where Christ’s finding answers.” SPENDING MONEY? Rogers, whose husband, USS Vincennes Capt. result from several factors: poor planning Jews were subjected to government- PANCAKE BREAKFAST John Paul II decried religious women, degeneration of family faithful cannot openly invoke him Sabah alluded to the searing Will C. Rogers III, on July 3 gave the order to by the administration, severe budget backed anti-Semitism, prevented from oppression in his Easter message life, sectarian strife and lack of or suffer persecution because of conflict between Israel and the fire on the jetliner when it was misidentified by restraints and a change in the Justice studying Hebrew or practicing their Sunday, April 2, 1989 concern for the environment. their love of him.” Palestinians during a Mass in­ Newspaper routes available in your area... and Christian leaders worldwide ship radar operators as an attacking Iranian Department’s refugee policy. religion and denied permission to leave. In 8:00 A.M. — 1:00 P.M. groped for meaning in this world Earlier Sunday, the pope, He said Easter proclaims a toned in Latin, French and Arabic warplane. Iran vowed revenge. “Now that the Soviet Union has chosen 1984, the low point of Jewish emigration, on the site where Christians where, as one put it, “the worst squinting in the warm spring sun, needed truth “to today’s world, to let these people go, we must not fail only 896 Jews were let out. often does happen.” held a Mass on the steps of St. which in so many ways seems to believe Jesus was resurrected. Earn money and prizes by delivering the Firms clash over scope them,” said Rep. Howard Berman, A directive issued last summer by KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS be rq§hing headlong towards In Czechoslovakia on Sunday, Peter’s Basilica. Sabah, named bishop in Janu­ D-Calif., who has sponsored one of several former Attorney General Edwin Mbese Calling Easter the new Pas­ self-destruction and death.” WASHINGTON (AP) — A feud is smoldering ordered the Immigration and Naturaliza­ LODGE Christians called for the pope to ary 1987, never directly menti­ Manchester Herald in your between two world institutions based in proposed funding bills to ease the visit their communist nation. In sover, a reference to the Old In Jerusalem, Patriarch Mi­ tion Service to determine refugee status 138 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER, CT oned the 15-month-old Palesti­ Washington with billions of dollars to lend and emergency. some parts of the Soviet Union, Testament account of the miracu­ chel Sabah issued an Easter plea neighborhood. for Soviets on a case-by-case basis rather nian uprising in the occupied the power to make deeply indebted countries Sen. Robert Kasten, R-Wis., co-sponsor $2.00 CHILD • $3.00 SENIORS • $4.00 ADULTS people heard Masses for the first lous rescue of the Jews in Egypt, for peace and blamed politicians West Bank and Gaza Strip. of another emergency funding proposal, than as a group, in keeping with the way TICKETS AT THE DOOR the pope said: “God passes where for the violence in the Holy Land. tighten their belts. U.S. laws are applied for other refugee time in years. But his mention of the “two Call today to get more details. The disagreement between the World Bank warned that “Gorbachev’s policies could Elsewhere Sunday, shells and there do not exist conditions “We find the reality of the Holy peoples in this Holy Land” and his change overnight. We have to take applicants. JOIN US! Land, a reality of death and and the International Monetary Fund centers rockets pounded Beirut as Leba­ worthy of a truly human life, repeated references to death advantage of this moment.” 'This has resulted in denials for as many nese Christians commemorated through lack of housing, promis­ suffering,” Sabah, the first Pales­ around the division of work between them. as 70 percent of Moscow applicants for clearly evoked the revolt in which 647-9946 Which should be telling governments to Soviet applicants have been told their Easter. In Afghanistan, about 30 cuity, vagrancy, where selfish­ tinian to serve as Roman Catholic more than 400 Palestinians and 18 processing could take as long as two years refugee status, according to a^ Jiist- patriarch of the city, told pil­ devalue their currencies? 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Christians and animists of African descent. sleeping village: “No one could run that Free and Open to the Public A Salvadoran: “If we speak out, they kill THE NEW QUICK SUCCESS® PROGRAM "We have photos of each Nonetheless, more than 20,000 The Cabinet also urged opening talks with night, maybe because the boys were still kK >uD»«qutni waMAk $8 Ot1«r valid cck S u c c a tt ara iaQ>#l#tadl«4d#m a»kkrt WEIGHT W A IC M tR S iN T f HNATiONAt INC American hostage on display and people flocked to a farm In the rebels, who contend the Moslem Arab north half asleep. ‘They are only going for a us. If we’re suspected of speaking out, they I989WCIQMT WATCHERS iNU'RNATlONAt INC the number of days they’ve been Homer, Ga., to hunt for about For further information, call 647-6600 treats them unfairly and have been fighting for year,’ the members of the patrol would say disappear us. And if we keep our mouths in captivity. We have an empty 140,000 dyed hens’ eggs and candy iianrl|?0trr increased autonomy. to make us feel better, ‘and they’ll be more shut, they think we’re hiding something. basket which symbolizes that eggs in what was said to be the civilized when we send them back. In the So they kill us for that too.” their baskets are empty this world’s largest Easter egg hunt. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27, 1989 - 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 27. 1989 OPINION SCIENCE & HEALTH 8th wise Entourage Superfund puts the bite on dentists for amalgam waste NOW. ABOUT r e Bv Jeff Barker tion on Capitol Hill because some leftover amalgam and sell it to liers who did business with him. difficult for him to grasp that his the business that he had hoped to CHARSETMAJI The Associated Press lawmakers believe the E PA has proces.sors, who break it down The dentists settled last June fam ily’s firm, which has six take over from his father when he lives It up overstepped its bounds in the into mercury or silver. with the EPA. which then sued full-time employees, has ended retires. to become SIR?... name of pollution prevention and In Ott’s case, the EPA alleged, the Ott Dental Supply Co.; Benco up in a federal court case about OF WASHINGTON — A substance “ The fact that dental amalgam r e AUPIEMCE most people carry in their mouths accountability. he and others sold amalgam to Dental Supply Co. of Wilkes- dental fillings that tests the limits of the Superfund program. is considered a hazardous waste ISBACKO/ER In Mexico landed Roy W. Ott’s family- The case hinges on amalgam — metal processor Eugene Bour- Barre. Pa.; A. Leventhal & Sons under Superfund comes as a HERE I owned dental supply company the stuff that fillings are made of deaudhui between 1969 and 1984. Inc. of Scranton, Pa.; andSmith- Superfund was created in 1980 surprise to many,” said Rep. progressive into battle with the Environmen­ — and whether it can be consi­ As a result of Bourdeaudhui’s Holden Inc. of Providence, R.I. to protect the environment from Doug Walgren, D-Pa., in a recent A By Jack Anderson tal Protection Agency over the dered a “ hazardous sub.stance” efforts to break the amalgam Also sued were Bourdeaudhui: the dangers posed by abandoned letter to EPA. “ A substance and Dale Van Atta Superfund hazardous waste after it has been removed from down, the agency said soil in his former wife. Elsie; and azardous waste sites. which is in my mouth — and the Willington, Conn., became so Edward Battle, an amalgam The Eighth Utilities District is suffering program. people’s teeth. “ It’s a question of liability and mouths of millions of Americans polluted with toxic mercury that broker in Whitehall, P a ., who also WASHINGTON — If a man can be The E P A ’s partially settled Ott’s Pittsburgh company, how far it can go ,” the younger — and is deemed ‘safe’ by growing pains, and is struggling with the which sells drill bits and other it required a $710,000 cleanup in did business with Bourdeaudhui. judged by the company he keeps, then dispute with Ott’s company, three Ott said. “ You can break water dentists and the American Dental problems of how to cope with its increased dental equipment, says it bought 1985. On Feb. 16, the EPA announced the imprisoned “ godfather” of Mexi­ individuals, 58 dentists and three down into hydrogen and oxygen. Association hardly seems a can­ size and the complexity of its operations. amalgam from dentists and sold that Benco, Leventhal and Mrs. co’s powerful oil workers has much other supply concerns has raised In seeking out responsible The hydrogen could explode and didate for Superfund coverage.” The study of the district’s system for explaining to do. questions about how far* the it to a Connecticut metal recla­ parties to pay for the cleanup, the Bourdeaudhui settled for the oxygen could feed the fire.” Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., also electing its officials is one example. Joaquin Hernandez Galicia, known government can reach to hold mation business. EPA stunned the nationwide amounts ranging from $40,000 to $60,000. The other four parties are Ott said the EPA suit, which is wrote the EPA last month saying as "La Quina,” has been the undis­ parties accountable for toxic Amalgdm is a hard, durable dental community by going after A committee was formed to make that being heard in a federal court in he feared the case could discour­ puted leader of the 200,000-member waste contamination. alloy of mercury and silver. not only Bourdeaudhui but also 58 still battling the suit. study when some residents wanted to be able Ott’s son, Kenneth. 36, said it is Hartford. Conn., could wipe out age recycling by dentists. union since 1962 and has had plenty of Ott’s case has aroused atten­ Dentists often save old fillings or dentists and several dental supp- to vote by absentee ballot because they could time to collect a colorful entourage not, or perhaps did not choose to, attend the along the way. Picture the likes of annual meeting. Jimmy Hoffa or Jackie Presser on Space-age show After a number of discussions, the "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous” IN BRIEF committee had rejected the idea of electing and you have an idea of life in the Mexican fast lane. officials in a machine vote, which would La Quina was arrested in January Lab checks genetic prints tells how fires permit absentee ballots. The majority of in a raid on his home in Ciudad RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia is going to committee members concluded the machine Madero. He was charged with arms have the first state laboratory in the nation vote would be inconsistent with the tradition . smuggling and with the murder of a with a data bank of genetic prints, which allow useful to forest of direct democracy in the district and would federal agent who died in a gun battle police to nab criminals from scanty physical during the raid. We have reported evidence like saliva left at a crime scene. t * erode interest in the annual meeting, which is YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) recently on our three-year investiga­ The Virginia Division of Consolidated r i ^ regarded as the mainstay of direct — Computer games, three-dimensional maps and tion of La Quina. who is suspected of Laboratory Services will provide DNA testing nature trails are being developed to help visitors democracy. enriching himself by .skimming union for the state’s police and sheriff’s departments understand how last year’s forest fires were But the committee has recommended some profits, charging hefty union dues and beginning May 1. actually useful. changes that will alter the highly democratic intimidating his enemies. Those who DNA testing is “ the most significant MacAiihur hasn’t faded away were smart enough to link up with La Space-age techniques went into the production of development for law enforcement since district structure. Committee members favor some of the interpretive projects, which were (^ina have lived well, too. fingerprinting, and that dates back about 100 requiring candidates for office to declare President Theodore Roosevelt (1906- rial General Headquarters ...” One man who escaped arrest during considered nine months ago when fires began By Tom Tiede years,” said Paul B. Ferrara, director of the consuming what would eventually consume nearly their candidacy in advance, a procedure that 07); he commanded the tough and There is, likewise, a .32 Colt the January raid was La Quina’s) state Bureau of Forensic Science. half of the 2.2 million-acre park. will require modest changes in the meeting storied 42nd (“ Rainbow” ) Division revolver that belonged to Hideki Tojo, right-hand man, Salvador Barraganj The lab will develop a computerized data NORFOLK, Va. Japanese tourists Camacho, known as “ Chava .” He was “ Around the first of July we began to realize that format. The compromise will probably serve during the First World War; and, in the war-time Japanese prime minis­ bank of DNA prints of sex offenders in the 1 -v r.| can be a masochistic lot in the United we were not only confronted with an incredible 1930, at age 50. Herbert Hoover made ter. Tojo used the gun in an attempt at at the dentist when La Quina’s home state. State legislation passed last month the district well for a number of years and it States. They delight in visiting places was stormed by Mexican federal history-making event in terms of fire suppression, him the Army chief of staff. hara-kiri after the surrender. He is requires sex offenders to submit blood samples can be changed again if it proves unworkable that should be off limits to their but with a virtually unprecedented educational MacArthur retired in 1937 to take shown in a photograph, bleeding in an agents. He was able to hide out until he for DNA analysis. national psychology. They flock to suffered a heart attack. He has been in opportunity as well,” said George Robinson, in light of the district’s increased size. command of the Philippine army. He armchair, waiting to die. He survived, DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid, is found in the Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, to the police custody in the hospital while Yellowstone’s chief naturalist. A more obvious symptom of growing pains was recalled to U.S. service in 1941 as it happened, and was later chromosomes of cells, including saliva, hair, Pentagon in Washington, and even to charges are pending. Forestry officials say the fires prompt rebirth in is the division of opinion over converting the (five months before Pearl Harbor), executed for war crimes. blood, semen, tissue and bone marrow. Only the Douglas MacArthur Memorial the wilderness, clearing away the old, dead and and won a Medal of Honor of his own. Finally, the MacArthur Memorial Chava has been La Quina’s chief identical twins can have the same DNA former Don Willis Garage to district offices. here in this Atlantic seaport. lieutenant, and a friend since child­ overgrown while making way for new vegetation AP photo The general fought his third and last preserves documents relating to pattern, or genetic blueprint. At a recent special meeting, several district MacArthur was, of course, the major war in Korea, where his Tojo’s superior, the late Emperor hood. He owns several luxury homes. and new wildlife habitats. SPACE CHICK — A male chick named Ky. The chick emerged Friday night, less remarkable soldier whose career Robinson worked with the National Park voters recommended demolishing the garage winning ways came to an end — but Hirohito, who came off somewhat According to knowledgeable sources, "Kentucky" was the first of eight space than a week after the eggs concluded a and building a new office building. Those reflected American military involve­ where it’s generally agreed that he better than the prime minister. There his car phone bill has gone as high as Condor egg found at zoo Service’s Harpers Ferry, W.Va., creative design ment in the first half of the 20th center to develop exhibits and signs that will be chicks to hatch at Kentucky Fried flight aboard the space shuttle voters see conversion as a stopgap measure. was at least able to help secure a was a worldwide demand for Hirohi- $2,000 a month. LOS ANGELES (A P) — A tiny, pale aqua century. That especially included located along Yellowstone’s roads. draw. to's execution. But MacArthur inter­ The swag-bellied Chava has a egg was found in the nest box of a pair of nearly Chicken’s headquarters in Louisville, Discovery. When the building became available for World War II. The general was the The projects were conceived “ as ways of helping What a life. And it is faithfully vened to save him. He believed the fondness for gambling. A popular extinct California condors at the Los Angeles sale under favorable conditions, the district commander of allied forces in the people ... to better understand what happened in the preserved at the MacArthur Memor­ Japanese needed the emperor for Mexican actress who once accompan­ Zoo. Pacific then, and he was, as such, the summer of 1988,” he said. seized the opportunity to buy it with the idea ial. The general never lived in national stability. ied him to Lake Tahoe told us he The egg, measuring 5 inches long, 3 inches in officer to whom the Japanese Among them is an exhibit at Grant Village, which of converting it. Norfolk, but his mother-in-law was dropped $800,000 on a roulette wheel in circumference and weighing about 10 ounces, More space chicks due to hatch surrendered. The Japanese said then that the was surrounded on three sides by flames from the It was a modest and economically feasible born here — and that is reason enough half an hour. One former close was spotted early Easter Sunday morning. MacArthur also directed the allied general was right. And many still Snake Complex of fires and on the fourth by on embryo development. for this military town to take charge of associate claims he saw Chava lose$l Zoo workers took the egg to an incubator LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — An experiment idea. It still is. occupation of Japan after the war was claim that he fathered their good million at Nevada baccarat tables in Yellowstone Lake. Vellinger, 23, designed an incubator that was his memories. The memorial is while the parents, Cuyama and Cachuma, a scientists hope will shed light on the cause of The remarks of director Andrew over. And that is the primary reason future. When he stepped down from one night. “ It will be about a $250,000 exhibit on fire and fire launched aboard Discovery on March 13. It housed in a renovated courthouse, and pair of 6-year-olds, were away from the nest. motion sickness in zero gravity and the loss of the losers visit his memorial. The his rule over Nippon affairs, one ecology,” he said, adding it could be installed by carried 32 chicken eggs. A similar incubator with Katkauskas in favor of conversion summarize serves as both monument and Another La Quina associate was “ What an Easter e g g !,” said zoo spokeswo­ bone mass in astronauts continues this week as general died 25 years ago this spring, Tokyo merchant put a sign in his shop charged with tax evasion in the June. He said it will include a video of the 1988 fire a control group of 32 eggs was kept on the ground what seems to be the right course for the museum. man Deborah Pollack. “ If fertile, God willing, more “ space chicks” hatch. April 5, 1964. The Nipponese tourists window that read, "W e the Japanese January sweep of the union — Sergio season. during the period that Discovery was in space. Naturally, everything is five-star. it will hatch in 54 to 58 days.” The first of a group of baby chicks to hatch district as it adjusts to new circumstances. He are not only commemorating one of people hope to see General MacAr­ Also planned at the visitor center is a One of the general’s uniforms is Bolanos. He owns a conglomerate of The pair had an egg last month that proved to from eggs that took a five-day space ride aboard Vellinger and a group of scientific advisers will said, “ We are trying to be progressive, but we their adversaries, but also one of their thur as the president of the United computer-enhanced map of Yellowstone that is enclosed in a glass case, replete with seven companies, including a ship­ ’jV" be infertile. Zoo officials also took that egg the space shuttle Discovery pecked through his study the chicks during the next year and then can’t do it by leaps and bounds.’ ’ redeemers. States.” being developed with the help of NASA technicians. prepare a paper assessing the results. 13 rows of ribbons. There is an ping firm formed to handle union away for artificial incubation in hopes that shell Friday night at Kentucky Fried Chicken MacArthur built the framework for MacArthur never became a serious cargo. The map will give an eagle’s eye view of the park. enormous corn-cob pipe, a pair of Cachuma would “ double clutch” or lay a headquarters here. The other half of the 64 eggs — from space and postwar Japan. He created the social, presidential candidate. One reason Bolanos owns a fleet of helicopters The map may be seen through a touch-sensitive aviator sunglasses, and the purposely second egg. Kentucky Fried Chicken is the sponsor of the the control group — were opened by Vellinger economic and governmental condi­ was that he was eventually forced out and airplanes with maintenance costs screen on a video monitor, Robinson said. “ Simply rumpled service cap, that, like the experiment that is the brainchild of Purdue and his five advisers after the shuttle landed to tions that are at the root of that of the military for arguing with his touch and fly north to south on a simulated Eisenhower jacket, is a symbol of an alone of $16,000 a month. Sotheby’s University senior John Vellinger. examine the embryos at that stage in their nation’s present international formid- civilian superiors, notably President auction house buys wine for him. His Fat people have big hearts overflight and actually see with computer­ unparalleled American moment. The first space chick hatched less than a week development. ability. Many Japanese say that the There is also a wealth of material Harry Truman. The general was often wife flaunts jewelry. He once paid $3 ROCHESTER, N.Y. (A P) - Can real people generated graphics what the area might have after the eggs took their ride. Seven more space general helped the nation maintain a concerning the Philippines. MacAr­ perceived after that as being an aloof million for an estate on Mexico City. on real diets “ keep the lean, lose the fat?” looked like on a given day during the summer of chicks and eight from a control group that Ronald Hullinger, a professor of veterinary o trust in itself, and turn the wartime thur is a hero in that nation as well. He and imperious man who lacked the He owns property in Vail, Colo., and No, says Dr. Gilbert Forbes of the University 1988,” he said. remained on the ground also hatched Friday and medicine at Purdue, said it is possible the defeat into peacetime victory. was forced to retreat from the temperament needed to sit in the among the guests to drop by for his of Rochester’s Medical Center. The development of a computer game will enable Saturday. Another eight eggs that traveled in experiment could provide clues about human If so, it figured. MacArthur believed war-torn islands in 1942 in the face of White House. housewarming was Gerald Ford. His “ Whenever people lose (significant amounts people to change various factors to affect the fires. space and eight more control eggs are to hatch reproduction during generations-long voyages as in ultimate victory for all of his days. an overwhelming Japanese invasion, So, he said he would "just fade home of choice in recent years is a of body weight, they lose some lean tissue in “ What if we had rain, in adequate quantities, in this Saturday. well as the differences in cartilage, bone, tissue He was born into the concept of but he vowed to return. After he did, away.” But he hasn’t. Not at the chateau on the outskirts of Paris. addition to the fat,” he says. “ Conversely, June, July and August?” Robinson asked, explain­ Vellinger said the experiment was designed to and internal organs between the space chicks prevalence, and he was weaned on the he moved on within months to take MacArthur Memorial anyway — and Bolanos is a man who does not when people gain weight, most is in the form of ing the concept. “ What if we had not had the high measure the effects of a weightless environment and their Earthbound contemporaries. notion of triumph. Hjs.lpther was a charge in 1945 of a devastated Japan. not for the Japanese who come to call. forget an insult. When two of his sons fat, but a small proportion is lean tissue. Most winds, unprecedented winds? What if, what if and Civil War hero who won the Medal of The Japanese displays are kept in They travel half way around the world were expelled from a private school, obese people have not only larger stores of fat, what if. So that a computer user could in effect t ni Honor. The son started his own time in one room at his memorial. They are to pay their respects to their con­ he bought the school and reinstated but larger hearts, livers, kidneys, spleens and change history, but also duplicate the actual events uniform as the top student in his class among the most interesting in the queror, and, perhaps, to wonder what them. He also expanded the school, pancreases. Their skeletons are heavier, too. of the summer.” at West Point. downtown building. There is, for would have happened if he had been and when parents of two students Probably the larger organs and heavier frame Some of the more traditional projects include He was only an Army engineer to instance, a copy of a document that on their side from the start. complained. Bolanos had the students help support the extra weight.” nature trails that would wind through burned, and ) by NCA Inc begin with. But he rose quickly reads in part: “ We hereby proclaim expelled. unburned, sections of Yellowstone; three one-way through the levels of command and the unconditional surrender to the Tom Tiede is a syndicated colum­ A third colorful friend of La Quina is Day care attracts nurses roads to lead motorists through burned and ‘Hold my calls for a while." influence. MacArthur was an aide to Allied Powers of the Japanese Impe­ Hector Garcia Hernandez, known as unburned areas; a movie on the fires; and a large ¥fHh Eagle Equity line, nist. “ El Trampas,” or "the trickster.” He ORADELL. N.J. (A P ) — Nursing homes are pamphlet that would show a burned lodgepole pine rose from a job as La Quina’s beginning to offer on-site child day-care forest with the animal life expected to be seen in the chauffeur to become, by his own programs as a benefit that attracts and retains area after the fires. youlliieMer haw to fill out Open Forum admission, a bagman for La Quina. nurses. The pamphlet will not be specific to Yellowstone, He was imprisoned on charges of Today’s Nursing Home magazine says 15 but also will show the effects of fire on the Alaskan stealing from the union. homes in Massachusetts are pioneering this tundra, the Florida Everglades, and the sequoia El Trampas was the most crudely forests in California. to come from. It was not the state paid for overtime work. I think I have a concept as well as others from Junction City. anotiK*'loan aopfication. ostentatious of La Quina’s aides. He “ There will be included, as a matter-of-fact, Legislators forget managers who decided to cut taxes. This right to be angry and I think my fellow Not all teen-agers Kan., to Angel. Ore. While employees reap the would pay young boys 50,000 pesos to computer images of fires that were burning is the job of the Legislature. It is not the managers have a right to be angry. greatest benefits, residents and children find watch his car — a job with a going rate throughout the world during the same time,” he where buck stops state managers who voted to keep to There is a lot of extra time put in by are risks on roads the arrangement an enjoyable experience. of one peso. One young starlet recalls said. keep $750 chairs or work behind $2,000 managers to the state’s benefit. Re­ To the Editor: To the Editor; a date with him when he was called desks. The Legi.slature did. The job of the cently, I graduated from the state away on business. El Trampas state managers is to administer the executive management program. Most To state Reps. James R. McCavanagh As a 19-year-old, recently in the programs mandated by the Legislature of the managers I talked with put in 40, apologized and wrote her a check for and John W. 'Thompson: market of purchasing a new automobile. one million pesos (about $20,000.) EPA defends ozone approach and work within the budget set by the 45, .50 hours a week with no compensation I found that a teen-ager cannot purchase Before he was put in prison in 1983, Regarding your vote to support Legislature. whatsoever, just becau.se they are a new car unless he or she has El Trampas owned a newspaper that “ We have very great concern amendment "C” (the state employee Further, the governor’s appointed dedicated. Most of us like our jobs and WASHINGTON (AP) - The The United States and the somewhere between $2,000 and $4,000 to he picked up as payment for a debt on over toxicity testing” Rice said, furlough) of Senate Bill 1029 (to increa.se commissioners, deputy commissioners, don’t mind spending extra time. You Environmental Protection 12-nation European Community spend on auto insurance. If a teen does a union contract. He immediately adding that EPA has “ not ruled state taxes), I personally want you to executive directors, etc., are the people chose with your vote to cast that Agency says the hunt to find have piedged to ban chlorofluoro­ not have that kind of money, he or she renamed the paper “ El Trampas,” out” using its full authority to know that I intensely resent your in charge of the agencies and it is they dedication away and disregard the extra substitutes for ozone-depleting carbons by 1999 — surpassing the might have to solve the problem by being spent 200 million pesos on new offices regulate the industry “ if we’re approval of the amendment. While you who are ultimately responsible for effort we put into our jobs. chemicals will go much quicker goals of the 1987 Montreal Pro­ placed on an insurance policy owned by a and hired reporters for exorbitant not getting the cooperation we may have a reason for voting for the budget approval prior to submission to without strict government regu­ tocol which requires they be Granted, we are in a budget crunch parent. salaries. All the while, the editor-in- need.” 1 amendment, I find it very difficult to lation of the chemical industry. halved by the end of the century. the Legislature. Also, they are responsi­ and every state employee should make “ It’s a question of how you do it rationalize any justification for your I firmly believe that insurance rates chief, El Trampas, could neither read EPA spokesman Chris Rice CFC’s, and related chemicals ble for administering appropriated every effort to increase efficiency and as quickly as possible while action. My family and I would be directly given to teen-agers with “ clean records” nor write. said the agency’s poiicy is volun­ called halons, are stable and funds and are ultimately charged with economize where savings can be made, everyone is clamoring for new impacted by this action. are unjust. Although mo.st teens have tary cooperation — instead of non-toxic when released into the the authority to admini.ster their depart­ but you cannot rationalize selective Tower’s footstool compounds as quickly as possi­ Plea.se explain why you chose to single ments with the public’s trust. The deficit some kind of traffic violation, the ones strong government control — atmosphere, but 10 to 100 years discrimination, nor putting productive The Pentagon has at least one piece ble,” said Kevin Fay, of the out only those employees exempt from was projected at least several months that don't .should not have to suffer for because EPA has received “ ex­ later, when they rise 15-20 miles employees out of work. The state will of equipment that will be relegated to Alliance For Responsible CFC collective bargaining. Explain why this ago yet spending went on, new people the irresponsible drivers. This is like cellent cooperation” from the to the stratosphere, their chemi- lose, not gain. You cannot say to us as a the closet now that John Tower has Policy, representing CFC produc­ impact was aimed at state managers, were hired and business went on as punishing a dog for eating from the dog’s industry. cai bonds are broken apart. group that we mu.st pay now that we are lost out as secretary of defense. Our ers and users. who, by the way, did vote several years usual. Where were the governor’s dish. I realize that the teen-agers with Rice was reacting to a recent Scientists say their chlorine in a deficit. You decided by your vote to sources say Pentagon staffers built a ago to unionize but the state Legislature appointed officials then? poor records pay more for their General Accounting Office report atoms destroy ozone, allowing “The concern is you’ve got make it our fault. Isn’t it ironic that when wooden platform for the diminutive voted to not let them organize. Explain I am angry, yes, but I am also deeply insurance but that obviously does not that concluded the E P A ’s policy more of the sun’s uitraviolet rays some policy makers in Congress ( > the budget surpluses occurred we are Tower to stand on while addressing why you voted to take money away from hurt. I have worked for the state for over make up for the difference. is failing to ensure the safe testing to reach Earth, causing more saying we’ve got to go faster, and never given an extra three days' pay. If the troops. The platform is collapsible our families but only with the rules in the 20 years. I have traveled on state Insurance rates should not fluctuate of chemicals that will take the skin cancer and eye cataracts, you have regulatory structures the deficit is our fault, as indicated by and can be carried around like an amendment (not more than one day per business and left my family because I due to the age of the driver. New drivers place of chlorofluorocarbons, or and suppressing human immune that would slow it down,” he said, your vote, why weren’t the surpluses our ordinary briefcase. systems. comparing the dilemma to sitting week and “ to avoid undue disruption of could see the benefits to the state. Travel credit? should not be discriminated against CFC’s. state .services” ) . Explain to me why you out of state is not mandatory. I have because of their age. 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In fact, managers do not get 62 Pitkin St., Manchester Keene, N.H. ment or humans. quicker track. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27. 1989 fBanrlirstrr Hrralit Schoolyard fight Section 2, Page 11 Monday, March 27, 1989 causes rule to ban SPORTS > •• homeless at motels OLD SAYBROOK (AP) - A Homeless families have been Illinois, Duke complete Final Four field schoolyard fight involving the placed in local motels as far back child of a homeless family living as 1972. state officials said, / in a local motel led to a zoning although the number of place­ ments has not been great until the mini able Laettner ruling that bars motels from being used to shelter homeless last couple years. families. Police said fears by some that A School officials will provide the presence of the homeless to offset wins battle little information about the fight families would increase the that prompted town resident crime rate have been unfounded. Marcia Gesick to write to the “We may have arrested a adversity of centers Zoning Commission and press for couple, but you certainly can’t say they’ve created a crime an opinion on whether the state By Tom Canavan can place homeless families in wave.” said Capt. Thomas By Chuck Schoftner 1 ^ ^ The Associated Press The Associated Press local motels. O’Brien. “ We have more prob­ - t A State officials and advocates lems with the dope dealers who EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — for the poor say they plan press to come in for a day or two and go MINNEAPOLIS - They’re Because Christian Laettner won have the zoning ruling reversed. back and forth.” rather small for a major college the battle of the freshman cen­ School officials stress the fight One motel manager said the team, their players seem inter- ters, Duke earned a return visit to was an isolated incident. homeless families haven’t posed changable and they’ve endured the Final Four. An eighth-grade motel resident any problems. their share of problems this Laettner dominated his more- beat a seventh-grader so severely “ We don’t have any trouble season. with them. We have more trouble But when you step onto the heralded counterpart, Alonzo that an ambulance had to be Mourning, as the Blue Devils called. The eighth-grader was with the local transient people,” court with Illinois, you’re in fora survived a late Georgetown rally subsequently expelled, and said Kimberly Adams, daytime battle — literally. The Illini will to earn their third Final Four placed in a homebound instruc­ manager at the Americana Motor run, press, scrap, claw and urn Reginald Rnto/Mancheatar Herald berth in four years with an 85-77 tion program. Inn, where the largest number of whatever else it takes to win a game. Sunday in the final of the NCAA POETRY READING — Poet Lindamichellebaron reads Month celebration. From left to right are: James Kindall “ It was an unusual act. We homeless families are staying. “ They are great if you get to And that’s why they’re going to East Regional. of 170 Spruce St., Edward Ntundumula of 63 Bissell St., don’t have that kind of violence in The victory moved the Blue her poems to Nathan Hale School students at Bennet our schools,” said Superintend­ know them,” Adams said of the the Final Four. Junior High School Thursday. The poet visited the Samuel DeJesus of 16 Cottage St. and Devon Leslie of 73 families. "You really feel sorry Led by Kenny Battle and Nick Devils, 28-7, into a Final Four ent John E. Burgess in an meeting with West champion school during a continuation of their Black History Foster St. interview at his office. for them.” Anderson. Illinois overcame a Three Old Saybrook motels, the 13-point deficit and an assortment Seton Hall, which finished second The seventh-grader suffered no to Georgetown in the Big East. Americana, the Baldwin Bridge of physical and personal prob­ permanent injury, “ but we take -r. It was a bad day for Mourning, Motel and the Saybrook Motor lems Sunday to beat Syracuse an act like that extremely se­ who was outscored 24-11 by Inn have been participating in the 89-86 for the NCAA Midwest riously,” Burgess said. Laettner and ,was victimized by Yeltsin Pageant Furlough current state program, in which Regional championship. The superintendent, who has an in-your-face dunk by Phil homeless families are given “ They’ve been doing it all From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 been in Old Saybrook for four Henderson with 9:32 to play. years, said he knew of no other emergency shelter in motels for year,’’ said Illinois coach Lou When the Hoyas rallied late in the up to 100 days. Henson, who has been criticized incident of violence involving a game. Mourning was on the The stays in the Old Saybrook in the past for losing in the early about what I realistically can do The contest is open to women of Hartford, a Manchester Com­ feuding within the state’s crimi­ child of a homeless family living AP photo AP photo bench, watching. motels have averaged about 40 rounds of NCAA play with tal­ ¥ to help Muscovites,” Yeltsin told aged 17 to 26. and they must live, munity College student; Lisa nal justice system. Among other in one of the town’s motels. Duke did it all. They outshot days, state officials said. ented teams. “ They will not die. MVP PERFORMANCE — Nick Anderson, selected the MISSED REBOUND — Georgetown’s Alonzo Mourning a gathering of several hundred work or go to school in the Hastey. 19. of Manchester; De- things, the bill prohibits the same But Gesick said the fight Georgetown, outrebounded them Ten families were staying at They just keep coming back.” MVP, stretches in front of Syracuse’s Billy Owens to grab (33) misses a rebound along with Duke’s Alaa workers at the State Construction Manchester area. Students from Lora Weber. 17, of East Hartford; person from serving as public- “ made it vei*y clear in my mind and blocked just as many shots as the Americana, and two at the The victory sends Illinois. 31-4, Committee, where he is first the University of Connecticut are Alyson Portelance, 19. of Nor­ safety commissioner and state that we were going to have an a rebound in the second half of their NCAA Midwest Final Abdelnaby, right, during their NCAA East Regional Final the NCAA’s all-time leading influx of people who had special Baldwin Bridge, as of the middle against Big Ten Conference rival deputy chairman. The workers also eligible to participate. wich. a University of Connecticut police commander, as is now the Sunday at the Metrodome. The Illini won, 89-86. Sunday at the Meadowlands. Duke won, 85-77. shot-blockers. of last week. ’Ten were from the Michigan in the national semifi­ applauded warmly. The contestants are judged in student; Cathy Aude. 24, of case with Col. Lester J. Forst. needs and special problems ... Georgetown, a pre-toumament New Haven area, and two from nals next Saturday at Seattle — Yeltsin has pledged to quit his four categories: a private inter­ Manchester; Maria Saponare. 18. The bill also stipulates that the which presently we are not able to favorite, had survived a one-point Middlesex county. the site of Illinois’ last Final Four job in the Construction Commit­ view with five judges; a perfor- of East Hartford; Elizabeth Hal- public safety commissioner be a deal with.” scare by Princeton in the first David Dearborn, a spokesman appearance 37 years ago. tee and be a full-time legislator. mable talent, (there are nine loran. 17, of Manchester; Bonnie civilian. “ The point is we are not round, rallied to beat Notre Dame for the Department of Human Michigan advanced with a He will be Moscow’s sole repre­ dancers this year): the evening McVicker, 19, of East Hartford; On Monday, the Judiciary prepared,” said Gesick. who has Whalers to advance to the Meadowlands 102-65 rout of Virginia in the sentative in the new congress, gown competition, which re­ and Valerie Voboril, 18, of Wil- Committee plans a public hearing two children at the middle school Resources, said a family from Southeast Regional on Saturday and almost blew a 16-point lead which will meet once a year to quires the women to give a lington. a University of Connecti­ on more than 50 bills, including where the fight occurred. “ When this affluent community of 10,000 — a performance that left Henson before staving off North Carolina choose the country’s president 10-second speech in front of the cut student. one prohibiting the withholding of you have a classroom with was being placed in one of the awestruck. State. and elect about 400 of its own audience; and by far the most food and water to hospital and students constantly flowing in motels at the end of the week. get shot “ Michigan right now is playing But Duke outplayed the Big members to a new full-time difficult category, the swim-suit nursing home patients. The bill and out. it is an adjustment for “ That kind of underscores the the best ball of anybody in the East champions, who came into legislature, the Supreme Soviet. was prompted by a state Supreme everyone.” importance of regional coopera­ competition. NCAA.” said Henson, who has no the NCAA tournament after win­ In 74 percent of Sunday’s races Tom Ferguson, the director of Court ruling this year that Burgess said it is difficult for a tion,” Dearborn said. Fire player taller than 6-foot-8. “ I saw at Sabres ning their conference tournament voters had a choice between two the pageant, said the categories allowed a Ridgefield family to school system to work with The Human Resources depart­ S- by an average of 20 points per the game yesterday and they or more competing candidates, help to promote a well-rounded From page 1 disconnect a feeding tube to a children who are moved around ment, which is in charge of the were unbelievable. They could HARTFORD (AP) - The Hart­ game. the Central Election Commission individual. comato.se woman. frequently. He said, however, emergency shelter program, in­ have beaten a pro team.” “The expectations we had said. However, 82 percent of the Another bill up at Monday’s there were no indications that the ford Whalers couldn’t help look­ “ We want a nice, educated, tends to seek a meeting with Old Yet, during the regular season, ing past their 4-0 victory over the placed upon us were deserved candidates were party members, Attempts to reach Park Direc­ hearing prohibits the sending of children of the motel residents well-rounded young lady to re­ Saybrook officials in an attempt Illinois defeated Michigan twice expectations because of the way the weekly Moscow News re­ tor Jeffrey Moran today were unsolicited material to “ fax” have “ burdened our resources.” St. Louis Blues. present Manchester in the state to keep the motels open to — 96-84 at home on Jan. 14 and Looming on the horizon is we won the Big East and the Big ported, guaranteeing that the unsuccessful. machines. A third bill is aimed at Gesick said many parents were competition.” Ferguson said. homeless families, Dearborn 89-73 at Ann Arbor, Mich., in the ’Tuesday’s showdown with the East championship.” George­ ruling Communists will dominate The park is a combination of protecting media news sources. upset by the fight, but she said As for the swimsuit segment. said. regular-season finale. Illinois fin­ Buffalo Sabres which could a long town coach John Thompson said. the new assembly. woodlands and open fields. A The Environment Committee others were less willing to speak Ferguson considers it a useful State officials and advocates ished second in the Big Ten and way toward deciding third place “ We’ve won on hard work, and Still, this was the first time small zoo and two playgrounds, takes its business on the road out on the issue. gauge of character. for the homeless fear other Michigan was third. Indiana won in the Adams Division. lost to an excellent ball club that since the Soviet Union’s earliest five tennis courts, two softball Tuesday with a public hearing on “ I probably say things other “ It shows how a girl’s going to suburban communities might try the league title. The Whalers, who defeated the \\ has a very good possibility of days that the people were af­ diamonds, and a volleyball court bills relating to protecting Long people are thinking but don’t dare react in a difficult situation, and it to follow Old Saybrook’s lead. “ Michigan’s tall and does a lot Blues Saturday night, are two winning the national forded a choice — a revolutionary are some of the attractions that Island Sound to be held at say,” said Gesick. also shows how she’s taking care Motels in the nearby towns of of things right,” Henson said. “ If points behind the Sabres in the championship.” change. draw hundreds of visitors during Branford House in Groton. Gesick said she took strong of herself.” Ferguson said. Clinton and Deep River also they play like they’ve been race for third with four games Georgetown, 29-5, and Duke The Central Election Commis­ the spring and .summer. Also Tuesday. Sen. James H. exception to those who have Overall. Ferguson said the participate in the shelter playing, nobody’s going to beat remaining. played a seesaw first half, with sion said about 190 million of the One of the park’s ponds has Maloney. D-Danbury. and Rep. suggested that snobbism and pageant is a “nice way to give program. them.” “ We have buried ourselves the Hoyas taking a 40-38 lead on a Soviet Union’s 285 million people been decorated with a Japanese- Barbara Ireland. D-Ridgefield. even racism are at work. She said tf some nice young kids some Of course, Henson could say the quite a few times this year, but we 3-point shot Mark Tillmon with were eligible to vote. style bridge, archway and a tea plan a news conference todiscuss the state should be ashamed at “ We feel the town is on shaky scholarship money.” same thing about his own team, seem to dig ourselves out. said four seconds left. The official Tass news agency house, a popular area where three measures they say will placing welfare families in mot­ ground in singling out one group the only No. 1 seed to make the the Whalers’ Kevin Dineen who There was one lead change and reported brisk to heavy voter Here is the list of contestants some people choose to have their counter a new provision in New els, which she said is “ a dreadful of people,” Dearborn said. AP photo Final Four. collected a two assists in the win two ties in the opening six turnout, but no overall numbers for the 1989 Miss Manchester wedding pictures taken. York’s tax code that raises taxes way for families to live.” While state officials were em­ On Sunday. Illinois shot 74 over St. Louis. minutes of the second half — and were given. At one precinct in Scholarship Pageant: Kim Bur­ Revenues from the snack bar, for Connecticut residents who While most of the families phasizing their desire to avoid a THREE FOR THE ROAD — Duke Sunday to win the NCAA East Region percent in the second half — “ We had a good, all-around then the unexpected happened. Moscow’s Krasnopresnenskaya gess. 18. of East Hartford: Rachel gate fees and picnic areas cover work in New York. placed in the local motels are confrontation with Old Saybrook, players, from left, Robert Brickey, final and earn the trip to the Final Four in making 20 of 27 shots — and hit qffort. We hope that carries over Laettner began to dominate the district, 84 percent of those Blouin. 19. of South Windsor, a 25 to 30 percent of the costs to run Maloney and Ireland would not black, the school fight involved New Haven Legal Assistance Inc. Danny Ferry and John Smith hug after Seattle. 64.6 percent for the game. The to Tuesday,” he said. inside while Mourning, generally eligible cast ballots, according to Manchester Community College the park. The rest comes from the discuss details of their proposal two white youths, school officials was taking a more aggressive Illini also outrebounded their The Whalers have a 5-2 edge in the Blue Devils beat Georgetown, 85-77, considered the best freshman in a Soviet television report. student; Nanette Tiscottano. 19. trust. prior to the news conference. said. stand. taller opponent 38-29 and kept the season series with Buffalo. the country, disappeared. The Kremlin faced strong chal­ Syracuse’s dangerous fast break The last time they met. though, in With the score tied at 52, Quin lenges from independent candi­ under control in the second half. Hartford the Sabres came away Synder drove the right side and dates in republics like Lithuania “ The difference in the game with a 6-1 victory. The key if the Seton Hall surprise entry banked a shot high off the boards where nationalist sentiments are DON’T MONKEY was on the offensive boards,’’ teams wind up tied in points will and over Mourning for a 54-52 strong. Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim be victories. Hartford would have lead. Henderson, who finished In the Baltic republic, the AROUND... said. “ We had trouble with the the edge in that situation. with 23 points, then snuck inside grassroots Sajudis or Lithuanian same thing against Missouri, but The Whalers got their chance to in NCAA Final Four field and put in a rebound of Robert Restructuring Movement said we overcame it the other night. tie the Sabres as Buffalo fell- Brickey’s miss for a four-point unofficial returns showed its “ We got hurt badly on the Saturday night to Quebec, 4-1. Bv John AAossman Greene after the Pirates’ 84-61 consecutive high-caliber games. lead. candidates finished strongly Try Our Pay-By-Mail offensive boards when they took “We have another chance,” The Associated Press romp over Nevada-Las Vegas in There’s no better preparation. Mourning left the game and against those endorsed by the the lead, but we came back in the said Whaler goaltender Peter the NCAA West Regional final And I think there’s a feeling that Duke continued its run as Danny Communist Party. Program... game and had a chance.” Sidorkiewicz. “ We have had a few DENVER — They finished here on Saturday. the league helps each other. The Ferry, the regional’s most out­ Sajudis officials claimed their Battle, Illinois’ inspirational chances to get to third place or second in the rugged Big East Getting 38 points from its bench teams in our league want the standing player, hit two foul shots 39 candidates in Lithuania’s 42 It makes paying your subscription easier on leader, scored 28 points Sunday .500 and we seem to fall back. Conference, did not lose a non­ compared to just nine for UNLV, other teams to be successful.” and Henderson got a basket on a electoral districts either finished you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 and showed no ill-effects from a That game will be important, not conference game, earned a No. 11 Seton Hall pulled away in the But no one anticipated quite goaltending call. first or forced runoff elections in weeks, you can simply v/rite a check tor 3 bruised knee that limited him to only for the standings, but for our national ranking and the No. 3 second half, outscoring the Reb­ this much success from a solid, That got Mourning back into districts where no candidate months, 6 months or a full year drop it in the four points in an 83-69 semifinal confidence level.” seed in the NCAA West Regional, els 29-6 during a span of nine but unpretentious, team from the game and Georgetown re­ gained a majority of votes. mail. Then, you can forget about having ready victory over Louisville on Friday “ I don’t plan anything different and now are headed to the Final minutes. South Orange, N.J., whose coach sponded with four points to move cash to pay your carrier .. answering the door night. because we’re away of what we Four — yet Seton Hall remains Seton Hall, 30-6, which became was nearly run out of town two to pull within 60-56. After casting his ballot on But any thoughts of a comeback when it's inconvenient... or being at home to Anderson, voted the outstand­ have to do.” Whaler Coach Larry one of college basketball’s big­ the fourth Big East team in the years ago. The Pirates were Sunday, Yeltsin claimed many evaporated as Henderson made a Soviets were worried about vot­ ing player in the regional, added Pleau spoke of the importance of gest mysteries. last eight years to win the West picked to finish seventh in the pay your bill WE WILL NOTIFY quick move down the lane and ing fraud, and he complained that 24 points — 16 in the second half— the game. “ After 76 games, you Ask a casual fan outside the Regional, now travels to Seattle conference this season. YOUR CARRIER jammed over Mourning’s belated the elections were not completely Simply complete the coupon below and send and pulled down 16 rebounds. can’t do anything drastic to northeast to name a Seton Hall this week for a Final Four Why the turnaround? Carie­ THAT YOU ARE A player, and the typical response, simo credits his athletic director block attempt. Laetter followed democratic. He was ousted as it to us. . or if you would like more information Nine of Anderson’s rebounds change your style. You may do matchup with Duke. Michigan PAY-BY-MAIL came on the offensive end, something to the lineup, but if there is any recognition at all, is meets Illinois in the other Satur­ and chancellor for giving him with six straight points for a 68-56 city party boss in November 1987 on our Pay-By-Mail program call the CJircula- CUSTOMER. lead. for criticizing the slow pace of including two in the spurt that everyone looks at the standings something like: “ Don’t they have day game. time — seven years — to build a tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ "Phil’s play was a great play,” reforms. gave Illinois the lead for good, and knows where they stand.” that Australian guy, what’s his The Pirates are venturing program. Long-neglected facili­ ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed said Ferry, who finished with 21 Gorbachev, who came to power and the Illini finished with 19 Sidorkiewicz stopped 29 shots to name?” where no Pirate team has ever ties had to be upgraded, and more offensive rebounds in all. post his fourth shutout of the This is truly a team without gone before, and also where none resources were required for staff points. “ When the skinniest guy 1 in 1985, is already assured of a on your team goes in for a dunk seat in the new congress, and the "W e’ve been outrebounded be­ season. The rookie goalie im­ stars — a faceless, nameless of the more celebrated Big East and recruiting. like that against Mourning, it has elections are unlikely to produce fore this year,’’ said Boeheim. proved his record to 21-17-1 and crew that doesn't know the teams such as Georgetown, Syra­ Cariesimo is an expert at I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my whose team beat Missouri 83-80 lowered his goals-against aver­ meaning of the word selfish, a cuse or Pitt are headed. getting the most out of his to give you an emotional lift.” any major upheaval in the Mourning said he did not see present power structure. on Friday night despite being age to 3.05. team of interchangeable parts. “Playing in the Big East has players. He substitutes liberally, pay-by-mail subscription on ' outrebounded 49-27. Hartford, on goals by Ron “ No one stands out on this really helped prepare us for this and everyone seems to contrib- Henderson coming until there The Soviet president, who with was almost nothing he could do. URBANETTI INSURANCE AGENCY “ It’s a weak spot for us. We’re Francis, Ray Ferraro and Brad team. That’s not the way we tournament.” Pirate coach P.J. his wife Raisa voted at Moscow’s Enclosed please find payment for not a big, physical, strong team. Shaw, opened a 3-0 lead in the first play,” said point guard Gerald Cariesimo said. “ We’veplayed 19 See SETON HALL, page 13 However, Mourning said there Institute of Chemical Physics, welcomes Dottie Dunlop to our staff, We just didn’t rebound.” period against St. Louis goal- was a lot more he could have done told reporters Sunday the occa­ Carrier Delivery: for his team in the second half, □ 3 months *23 10 □ 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year 92.40 Kendall Gill scored 18 points for tender Vincent Riendeau. After sionally boisterous campaign Illinois, which trailed 35-22 with the early cushion, the Whalers but didn’t. He played just 11 caused by the contested elections Senior Citizens: o., less than seven minutes left in the rode Sidorkiewicz’s steady play Michigan and Fisher head minutes and scored only three was just what the Kremlin □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year 86 24 Dottie has gained an unsurpassed reputation for her first half and was down 46-39 at and added an insurance goal from points. leadership wanted. halftime. Sylvain ’Turgeon with 2:09 to play “ I just felt like I was moving In Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount personal attention and expertise offered to each of "The electoral law that we Gill, his jersey bloodied from a in the game. slow motion," Mourning said. “ I •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary passed has justified our hopes,” cut on his lip, also had a key “ Whenever I have had success for Finai Four in Seattie just couldn’t get clicking like 1 her clients. Gorbachev said. “ It has ad­ offensive rebound in the final in the first period, it seems tht wanted to. The intensity wasn’t vanced the political thought and By Owen Canfield them something to worry about. play Illinois on Saturday in there. I have no one to blame but Name — W e invite her friends to call or drop by at her new seconds to help Illinois preserve everyone else picks up on it,” social activity of the people, and the victory and limited All- Sidorkiewicz said. “ When we fall The Assaclated Press Rice, a 6-foot-7 senior, made Seattle. Illinois beat Syracuse in myself.” this is what we wanted to Apt the Midwest Regional final on But the Hoyas weren’t dead. Address location! American guard Sherman Dou­ behind, we tend to play not as nine of 10 first-half shots as the achieve.” glas. the triggerman for the confident.” LEXINGTON, Ky. - Michigan Wolverines opened a 44-25 lead. Sunday. With Mourning on the bench, Phone, Georgetown mounted a 12-0 run to Elections in the Soviet Union City .Zip. Syracuse offense, to two shots St. Louis Coach Brian Sutter forward Glen Ripe watched Virgi­ He finished lO-for-13 with 32 Michigan. 28-7, also put Steve Fisher in the history books. draw within 75-73 on two free were until Sunday carefully cho­ 649-0016 and five points in the second half. blamed his team’s poor play in nia going through its warm-up points as Michigan coasted to the throws by Dwayne Bryant with reographed rituals in which prac­ MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL Freshman Billy Owens led the first period for the loss. drills and saw something peculiar Soufeast Regional title with a Fisher becomes the first interim coach to take a team to the NCAA 3:22 to go. tically all eligible voters were Syracuse, 30-8, with 22 points. “ Sidorkiewicz made some out­ in the Cavaliers’ faces. 102-65 victory on Saturday. Tournament’s semifinal game. “ You never think the game Is said to turn out and those running Stephen Thompson and Derrick standing saves but we were not “ They looked,” said Rice, “ like The victory sends the third- The Manchester Herald over against Georgetown even got 99.9 percent of the vote. Some URBANETTI INSURANCE AGENCY Coleman had 17 each, Douglas ready to play the game in the first they really were worried about seeded and lOth-ranked Wolve­ "Never in my wildest dreams Soviets expressed satisfaction at P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 period,” Sutter said. “ There is no us.” rines to the Final Four for the See MICHIGAN, page 13 finally having a choice, but there 357 E. Center St., Manchester, CTT 06040______See ILLINOIS, page 13 reason for that.” Then he went out and gave first time since 1976. They will See LAE TTN E R . page IS were also objections. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 27. 1989 — 13 New Celtic trio enjoying taste of success Capitals finally get to decorate the Cap Centre Bv Howard Ulmon and Philadelphia missed its only The Associated Press one before Barkley, who played Bv Borrv Wllner behind Wayne Gretzky’s 92 and NBA Roundup 46 minutes, tried to barge to the The Associated Press 87. BOSTON — From oblivion to basket. But Pinckney’s tight NHL Roundup Lemieux also had two assists as opportunity. The three new Bos­ defense forced him to throw up a First place. Finally. he raised his NHL-leading total to ton Celtics — Ed Pinckney. Joe 2*/i ahead of the Bullets. short shot that Parish rebounded At last, the Washington Capi­ 192 points. Paul Coffey added Kleine and Kelvin Upshaw — are The Celtics, now 35-32, are 11-4 with 28 seconds left. tals have something to brag val in a trade with Minnesota. three assists. thrilled with their fantastic since the trade and 6-2 with “Every time I was ready to about. After 15 years of life and Fittingly, it was Ciccarelli’s slap Flames 7, Blackhawks 5: Joe journey. Upshaw. They are three games take him (Barkley) out, they (the seven years as a playoff team, the shot with 2:48 to go that fluttered Mullen scored four goals, includ­ “I’ve never been in a playoff over .500 for the first time this Celtics) began to run and I had to Capital Centre can be decorated past goaltender Mark Fitzpatrick ing three in a 6:20 span of the final race like this,” Pinckney said. season and Vh games ahead of leave him in,” Lynam said. “I’m f * ( with some sort of championship for the winning goal Sunday. period, lifting the Flames into “It’s very exciting. Joe. Kelvin Washington. The 76ers are 37-31 sure he was fatigued.” banner. Ciccarelli’s 41st of the se£\^on. hr.st place in the overall stand­ and I talk about it every day.” after missing more than half their Parish hit one of two free The Capitals clinched their fir.st “It’s fun,” Ciccarelli said, ings. one point ahead of Montreal. Before they arrived, playoff shots for the 10th time in 11 throws but Barkley rebounded Patrick Division crown Sunday “The fans are into it. I’m Mullen’s third goal broke a .5-5 talk in Boston centered on games. the miss with two seconds to play when they edged the New York surrounded by quality players, tie. He was .sent sprawling by A whether the Celtics would reach “This game shows how well the and the 76ers called a timeout. Islanders 3-2 while Pittsburgh it’s a great feeling around here.” defenseman Trent Yawney but that competition at all. Now the trade is working out.” .said Anderson, a 6-foot-7 forward was beating the New York It’s also a lot better than the had enough strength to push in an talk is hopeful: Will they pass Boston’s Reggie Lewis, who had guarded by the 6-11 Kleine, Rangers 6-4. Those results gave feeling in New York, where the eight-foot .shot. Philadelphia in the battle for a 26 points. ’"Those two guys and passed inbounds from midcourt the Caps, who have won eight Rangers have dropped from the 'The Blackhawks. losing their better berth ? Kelvin have made a big toward Barkley at the center straight, a nine-point lead on the division lead to a battle for second third straight, are two points With all three newcomers mak­ difference.” circle. But Pinckney stole the Penguins and 10 on the Rangers place with a 3-9 slump while the ahead of Toronto in the race for ing major fourth-quarter contri­ Robert Parish led Boston with pass and raced downcourt with with three games remaining. Capitals surged. the final playoff spot in the Norris butions. Boston held on for a 30 points and 16 rebounds but Barkley in pursuit as time ran “It means a lot to me. person­ Division. Steve Larmer scored 105-103 victory over the 76ers Upshaw had six points in the last out. ally.” said Bryan Murray, who Penguins 6, Rangers 4: Mario twice for Chicago. despite Charles Barkley’s 38 nine minutes. Kleine had three of “I saw Charles coming up. I has coached the Capitals into the Lemieux got the go-ahead goal Canucks 7, Jets 3; Vancouver, points and 15 rebounds. Boston’s last six points and a thought he was open.” Anderson playoffs in the seven full seasons and scored into an empty net and which already had clinched In Sunday’s only other NBA season-high 13 for the game and said. “Kleinewasjumpingupand he has been at the helm All of Rob Brown also had a pair for fourth place in the Smythe game. Magic Johnson’s jumper Pinckney, playing for the injured down and the vision was tough.” those postseasons have ended Pittsburgh. Division at Winnipeg’s expense, from the foul line as the buzzer Kevin McHale. made two critical “The way the ball was thrown, disappointingly — Washington Lemieux, who gave the Pen­ ended a three-game slide as Jim sounded gave the Los Angeles defensive plays against Barkley it put him in position fora 3-point never has gotten past the second guins a 5-4 win over New Jersey Sandlak scored three goals and Lakers a 118-116 victory over the in the last 28 seconds. Pinckney’s shot,” Pinckney said. “The worst round. Saturday night with a goal with Doug Smith added two. Phoenix Suns. fifth steal of the game with two that could happen is I would have AP photo “It’s means a lot to all the five seconds left in regulation, “Once we clinched the playoff The Sixers are only Vfy games seconds to go sealed the victory. fouled him going for the steal.” CLEARS THE PUCK — Washington night’s game at the Cap Centre. The players. It means a lot to the broke a 3-3 tie this time on a spot, we sat back and enjoyed it a ahead of Boston in the race for the McHale. who aggravated his “It was an all-or-nothing play.” defenseman Kevin Hatcher, center, Capitals won, 3-2, and combined with organization,” he said. “And to breakaway 3:24 into the final couple of games,” Coach Bob next-to-last playoff spot in the sore right foot in Friday night’s have the kind of streak we have period. His empty-net goal came McCammon said. “That’s fine said Barkley. “We got nothing.” clears the puck away from the Islanders’ New York’s loss to Pittsburgh, clinched Eastern Conference. The teams 115-111 victory over New York, Boston got closer to the playoff now means a great deal.” with 17 seconds remaining, giving and you can handle it. but meet again Tuesday night in may play Tuesday night. spot it prefers. Randy Woods (11) as Capitals’ goalie the Patrick Division regular season The winning streak has coin­ him 79 for the season, the somewhere along the line you Philadelphia. ’’They’re now able to take The team that finishes seventh Don Beaupre looks on during Sunday crown. cided with Dino Ciccarelli’s arri- third-highest total in a season turn it around.” “Early in the season, we were Kevin McHale and Robert Parish in the conference probably will in these (fourth-quarter) situa­ out and get significant perfor­ play New York in the first round. V tions a lot of times and couldn’t mances from people off the The eighth-place team probably hold the fort,” Coach Jimmy bench,” Philadelphia coach Jim will meet Cleveland or Detroit. Frieder Laettner Rodgers said. “We’re a different Lynam said. Lakers 118, Suns 116: Johnson, team now. We’readeeperteam.” “Upshaw had them running an who led the Lakers with 34 points, From page 11 On Feb. 23, Boston traded uptempo game.” 76ers guard also had 10 rebounds and 17 Danny Ainge and Brad Lohaus to Maurice Cheeks said. "Kleine is a assists for his second straight % can only Sacramento for Pinckney and big guy. a real big guy. You really triple-double and 15th of the though we had a 14-point lead,” into the game in the second half. 1 Georgetown career with a 21- Kleine. At the time, the Kings feel him when you’re going to the season. With 20 seconds left, he Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski just didn’t get back on defen.se point performance, including 16 were 14-37 and the Celtics were hoop.” took the inbounds pass and said. “We knew they would come and run the floor. I just made a lot in the second half. 5*A games behind Philadelphia The 76ers’ last lead was 11-10, dribbled near the 3-point circle look on back but I didn’t expect it all to of mistakes.” After it was all over, the Duke and three ahead of Washington in They trailed 61-58 at halftime. for 15 seconds before driving on happen in a minute and a half. But Laettner hardly made any. He players did not follow tradition the fight for the final Eastern 86-80 after the third quarter and Phoenix guard T.R. Dunn and we survived by playing real good hit 9 of 10 shots from the field, six and cut down the nets. 101-90 with 6:28 left. But Ben Bv Rick Warner playoff spot. .stopping at the foul line for his A I The Associated Press defense and hitting our free of seven free throws and grabbed On March 9, Boston signed Coleman’s hook shot with 6:01 game-winning shot. AP photo throws at the end.” nine rebounds in 32 minutes. “We as a team decided not to Upshaw, a speedy guard in the remaining began a 13-3 run that The Lakers broke a two-game “The team has come together cut them down.” Ferry said. “We PRESSURED — Philadelphia’s Shelton game Sunday at the Boston Garden. The Bill Frieder waited nine years The Blue Devils stopped Geor­ Continental Basketball Associa­ cut Boston’s lead to 104-103 with home losing streak and moved for Michigan to reach the Final getown’s momentum at the foul in the tournament.” Laettner did not come just to win the Ea.st tion. At the time. Boston was 2:00 to go. four games ahead of the second- Jones, left, looks for room around Celtics won, 105-103. Four. Nine years of Big Ten wars, line. Duke made 10 of 12 free said, “and the other teams have Regional. We’d like to win the three games behind the 76ers and Boston then missed two shots place Suns in the Pacific Division. Boston’s Brian Shaw (20) during their recruiting battles, and skir­ throws in the final 3:11, while had to concentrate on people like next two games and then cut them mishes with feverish fans who Georgetown made just two of Danny, Phil and Quin, leaving me down.” expected nothing less than a eight from the field and mi.ssed some opportunities and I’ve tried For Georgetown, Mourning has national championship. both its free throws. to take advantage of them.” three more years of eligibility. He Nine years of bleeding blue. Mourning spent the entire time As a team. Duke connected on refused to speculate on what Billiken program has come long way in short time So where was Frieder when his on the bench. 29 of 57 shots from the field, might have been in Year One had team finally did it. finally ‘The coach made the moves including 16 of 25 in the second he played well. By Rick Worner rubbing that tummy an awful lot Michigan State. 18-13, finished good team that could be great in a Alabama-Birmingham gets reached the promised land of because he had to,” Mourning half The Blue Devils outre- “You can’t goback and play the The Associated Press the last two weeks.” near the bottom in the Big Ten. year or two.” another road test against St. college basketball by thrashing said when asked about sitting out bounded Georgetown 41,35. game.” he said. “It’s over. Duke NIT Roundup St. Louis, which plays in the But the Spartans beat Wisconsin St. John’s and Alabama- John’s. The Redmen play several Virginia in the Southeast Re­ down the stretch. "I just wasn’t Charles Smith closed out his played well It was Duke’s day.” NEW YORK - The St. Louis little-publicized Midwestern Col­ in their regular-season finale and Birmingham set up their meeting games each year at Madison gional final at Lexington. Ky ? Billikens have come a long way legiate Conference, is looking advanced to the NIT semifinals with tough road victories in the Square Garden, just a short Two thousand miles away, in since Rich Grower’s first season and St. John’s meets Alabama- forward to its moment in the New with victories over Kent State. quarterfinals. The Redmen, 18- subway ride from the school’s front of a television. as basketball coach. Birmingham tonight at Madison York spotlight. Wichita State and Villanova. 13, overcame a 13-point deficit to campus. “I watched it on TV like Seton Hall “I remember going to our last Square Garden, with the winners “The NIT has done wonders for “Our team isyoung. ourteam is beat Ohio State in overtime. everyone else.” said the man who ballgame that year with only six advancing to Wednesday night’s our program,” Grawer said. small and our team is not “It’s always nice to be close to AP photo guided the Wolverines for nearly From page 11 players, and two of them fouled championship game. “We’ve won 83 games in the last physical.” Heathcote said, “but “We were wounded, but not home,” UAB coach Gene Bartow HAIR RAISING SERVE — Kevin Curren smashes a serve a decade before suddenly switch­ out in the last two minutes.” The Billikens rallied from 12 four years, but not many people we do a lot of things well.” dead,” St. John’s coach Lou said. “It gives them a little to Jimmy Connors during their men’s singles match ing jobs on the eve of the NCAA UNLV. hounded by those tena­ on 4-of-12 shooting and a meager Grower said. “And to show you points down to beat Wisconsin in knew about us until now.” Ten years ago. Magic Johnson Carnesecca said. advantage, but I don’t think it will Sunday at the Lipton International Players Champion­ tournament. ute, as was evident Saturday. how bad we were, we played Sophomore center Anthony Avent cious defenders, couldn’t find the three rebounds. the second round and overcame a The Billikens are led by junior led the Spartans to the NCAA UAB, 21-11. beat defending make a big difference.” ship in Key Biscayne, Fla. Curren rallied for a five-set Frieder watched the game at a better with four players.” 20-point deficit to edge New forward Anthony Bonner, who championship. This year’s squad champion Connecticut by six Carnesecca agrees. condominium in Scottsdale, came off the bench to score II mark the entire game. Jerry Meanwhile, Andrew Gaze. Set- That 1982-83 team went 5-23. Six Mexico in the quarterfinals. averaged 15.9 points and 10.6 also features a talented sopho­ points. victory. Ariz.. where he is busy recruiting points in only nine minutes. Tarkanian’s gang of not-so- on’s Hall's Aussie import, scored years later. Grower has guided “A Billiken is basically an rebounds in the regular season. more guard, 6-foot-6 Steve Smith, “When you beat Connecticut at “Both teams will get the same for his new team, Arizona State. Reserves Michael Cooper and straight shooters had stumbled 19 points and Daryll Walker the Billikens to a 26-9 record and Eskimo good luck charm,” “He’s presents a big problem but that’s where the comparison Storrs, it’s like beating the treatment.” he said. “When we “I didn’t see the whole thing.” Frantz Volcy added 10 and nine along all season, hitting just 43 added 12 to complement the the semifinals of the National Grower explained. “If you rub his for us,” Michigan State coach Jud ends. Russians in Moscow,” Carne­ play at the Garden, it’s almost he confessed. “I left for a while to points, respectively. percent, a figure Tarkanian said reserve work of Avent. Cooper Invitation Tournament. tummy, it’s supposed to bring you Heathcotesaid. “He’s6-8andhe’s “The 1979 team was a great secca said. “Napoleon couldn’t., like a road game because the refs Connors still standing see a high school game, but I got “will get you beat.” and Volcy. Even sub-par games St. Louis plays Michigan State very active.” A tough defense, particularly by starters Ramon Ramos and good luck. Well, we’ve been team.” Heathcote said. “This is a win up there.” go out of their way to be fair.” back in time to see them cut down inside, is a Carlesimo trademark. But even Tarkanian wasn’t the nets.” John Morton didn’t matter. but a knockout victim Indiana couldn’t solve it, losing prepared for what his air-ball “Our depth definitely was a The players cutting down the 78-65 in the regional semifinals on enthusiasts had in store Satur­ nets were recruited by Frieder factor,” Carlesimo said. “I can’t By Steven Wine Thursday night. It was Indiana’s day. The Rebels shot a season-low say enough about our bench I’d Green names Tommy John In women’s play. No. 4 seed and coached by him until March worst-ever loss in NCAA tourna­ 30 percent (22 of 73). The Associated Press 15, when he announced he was look down ourbench andseemore Pam Shriver lost in straight sets ment play. Then on Saturday. Anderson Hunt, who hit 8-of-12 starters there than out on the to unseeded Jana Novotna of leaving his alma mater for a UNLV likewise suffered its worst shots including the clinching KEY BISCAYNE. Fla. - After sunnier spot out West. Frieder court, and it didn’t seem to make five sets, Jimmy Connors was Czechoslovakia. No. 2 Chris tournament loss and its worst loss 3-pointer as the Rebels upset any difference. Evert swept No. 9 Mary Joe wanted to coach Michigan in the in any game since 1984. Arizona 68-67 on Thursday, man­ Yanks’ opening-day pitcher still standing but knocked out of tournament, but athletic director “We substituted more because the International Players Fernandez; No. 11 Helen Kelesi In four tournament games. aged only l-of-12 against Seton of fatigue today than at any time FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. beat No. 8Katerina Maleeva; and Bo Schembechler told him to hit Seton Hall has held opponents to Hall. Olympian Stacey Augmon. that John wasn’t in his plans but League baseball.’ Championships. the road. all year. When you can put fresh (AP) — New York Yankees was overruled when owner “As far as anybody saying Kevin Curren rallied from a No. 5 Zina Garrison won in 53 32 percent shooting (36 of 111) in the Rebels’ leading scorer with a guys in and have no dropoff, it manager Dallas Green still says minutes over unseeded Laura And so he watched on televi­ the second half. 15.5 average, had just eight points George Steinbrenner invited him there was pressure on you, no, two-set deficit for the second time sion, like the rest of us. really helps.” that “45-year-old guys shouldn’t to training camp. “How many there wasn’t, because nobody in the tournament and beat Golarsa. be pitching in the big leagues.” “I was pulling for them,” he other 45-year-old guys are out expected me to do anything.” Connors, 4-6, 4-6, 6-3. 6-4, 6-2. The Curren has beaten Connors said. “They deserved to win ... And although Tommy John’s there cranking up on Opening Asked what the odds were that fourth-round match took four both times they’ve played this birth certificate says he will turn It’s the culmination of years of Day. or even cranking up? Many John would make the pitching hours on Sunday. year, and the series between the hard work and effort ... Sure it Michigan 46 on May 22, he has always of them are struggling to get out staff, much less wind up as the “Basically I did everything two is now tied 5-5. insisted his trusty left arm was hurt a little that I couldn’t be with of bed. opening day starter. Green rep­ right but win the match,” said ‘Tve got the sort of game to them, but I was there in thought From page 11 bom on Sept. 25,1974 — the day he “I’m still right — 45-year-old lied, “I think they were off the Connors, 36. “I’m still standing in give him some trouble,” Curren and spirit.” had a tendon from his right guys shouldn’t be pitching in the board. I certainly didn’t figure on the 15th round. Nobody’s knock­ said. “I serve well, and that takes forearm used to reconstruct his Them. Not us. big leagues, but he’s unique.” it. ing me out.” away his best weapon — the Michigan is no longer Bill did I think I’d be sitting before Michigan was up 24-12 “I was just getting the ball in left elbow, two months after he John has allowed only two “I saw him get people out on a Connors, seeded fourth, took return of service.” you today as the head coach of “He’s just a great shooter and a the right positions.” said Higgins, ruptured a ligament while pitch­ Frieder’s team. For the first time earned runs in 17 exhibition consistent basis. He’s been right some of the credit for Curren’s Connors complained that the in 16 years, he is not a member of Michigan, with a group that’s great scorer,” teammate Loy who finished with 31 points. “I ing for the Los Angeles Dodgers. innings, a 1.06 ERA. all spring. He’s used his stuff to comeback. getting ready to go to the Final Vaught said. “When he hits his was comfortable and in the flow John has won 162 of his 286 tournament schedule forced him the coaching staff. Now the “This is the biggest upset since get people out. used his knowl­ “Him staying in there and to play four straight matches at Wolverines belong to Steve Four,” said Fisher, who replaced first one or two, he’s on and it’s of the game.” major-league victories since the Hickory beat South Bend Central edge to get people out. He’s been a fighting it out — would he do that Bill Frieder two days before the gonna be his night.” All the Michigan players were operation while pitching for the night. He also noted the size of the Fisher and Mike Boyd, coaches in “Hoosiers,’ ” said John, professional. against anybody else?” crowd, which dwindled to a few hired by Frieder. Wolverines began play in the With his 21 first-half points. in the flow. The Wolverines shot Dodgers, Yankees, California himself a native of Indiana. The answer is yes. tournament. Frieder was fired Rice gave Michigan a huge lead .57 percent for the game, although Angels, Oakland Athletics and “It’s a neat story because thousand by the end of the match. “I’m so happy for them,” he “When I came here, I don’t think there’s not too many Tommy Curren came back from two “I’ve seen more people at one of said over the phone. “They were after taking the job at Arizona and frustrated Virginia’s top that should come as no surprise. the Yankees again. anybody would have given me sets down to beat Glenn Layen- State. scorer, Richard Morgan. Morgan They entered the game shooting John, the oldest player in the Johns in the world left. He’s my practice matches,” Connors my two closest friends in Ann two hoots in the wind to stay probably, at 45, as good a pitcher decker in the first round. He also said. “That’s a pretty poor Arbor.” Although Fisher downplays his guarded Rice early on. and at the .57 percent as a team, an NCAA majors, has again defied the around as long as I have with won a five-set match over Scott affect on the team, Michigan’s other end of the floor missed his record. odds. On Sunday, Green named as a lot of guys in the big leagues showing.” If Frieder had more friends at what was said on Oct. 31.” right now. I hadn’t seem him Davis in the third round. Second-seeded Mats Wilander Michigan, he might still be there. players say they are more first seven field goals. Fisher, too, seems to be getting him as the Yankees’ opening day That was the day Green spoke “It’s a tough way to make a relaxed than they were under the “The shot just wasn’t there more into the flow in his new pitcher on April 4 in Minnesota. pitch for a while.” and third-seeded Andre Agassi But he never felt appreciated, of his plans to rebuild the pitching living,” said Curren, seeded 13th. lost earlier in the tournament. never thought the faithful gave intense Frieder. The Wolverines, today,” said Morgan, who scored position. The seven-year assist­ When he does, the sinkerballer staff and said John was too old to John is a ground ball pitcher who got to the regional finals by 15 points on 5-of-18 field goals. ant at Michigan got the Wolve­ 1 Connors’ loss left No. 1 Ivan will begin his 26th major-league who does it with guile. Lendl said he was unaffected by him enough credit for his six be part of it. John contacted Lendl as the lone player among the upsets. consecutive 20-win seasons, two beating North Carolina 92-87 on “Overall, it was a struggling rines through three tight games campaign and tie Deacon several other teams without “I’m not the fastest person,” he Thursday, certainly were loose day.” before Saturday’s rout, and has said. “I don’t throw the hardest, the top four men’s seeds still in “I’m not worried about it.” Big Ten championships and one McGuire (1884-1908 except 1889, success until Steinbrenner of­ the tournament going into its NIT title. on Saturday. Rice never struggled, although handled the media with aplomb one game each in 1910 and 1912) fered him $250,000 — half guaran­ but I think I have very good work I^endl said. “I’m worried about And no one was more loose than he scored only four points during despite the repeated questions for the most seasons played. habits.” second week. my game. And when I’m through Now he’s gone and Michigan is teed, the other half if he made the Lendl swept No. 15 Andres worrying about my game. I’m in the Final Four. Cynics suggest Rice. He scored Michigan’s first a stretch of about 12 minutes in about his future First, however, the Yankees will club. Dave LaPoint, a major-league Gomez of Ecuador on Sunday. six points on jump shots from the second half. That’s when Sean “I think all of us — and I’ll have to go through the formality AP photo worrying about my golf game.” a connection. John said his wife Sally and veteran but a newcomer to the Tenth-seeded Aaron Krickstein Lendl won in straight sets for “I’m sure they’re going to write different spots, then took his show Higgins took over, making six throw myself in there — have of adding him to their roster. their children told him, “ ‘Hey, Yankees’ staff, said John de­ STARTING OUT — New York Yankee opening-day pitcher by manager Dallas lost the first set but still beat to the outskirts and hit three 3-pointers including four in a span worked extremely hard to focus “He’s one in a million,” said the fourth consecutive time, that back in Michigan,” he said Pop, go for it. The worst thing that serves to be the opening day pitcher Tommy John, shown in a file Green. The Yanks open up on April 4 in Jaime Yzaga of Peru. beating Gomez 6-4, 6-2, 6-4. softly. 3-pointers. He was 6-of-6, and of 2:10. on playing basketball,” he said. Green, who claimed all winter happens is you will coach Little starter. photo, has been named the Yankees' Minnesota. Rose breaks silence; finally responds to gambling allegations I Wallace has winning formula Illinois race earlier this season at Rock­ the first 10 or 12 laps and I had a From page 11 By Joe Kov RICHMOND. Va, (AP) - “I’ll have my turn to talk,” Dayton Daily News. checking anything out,” Rose the nature of the accusations. my best comment is ‘no com­ Rusty Wallace has the formula ingham. N.C. car that did.” Wallace added. The Associated Press Ro.se said Saturday. “When I He denied making gestures said. ” ... We’ll sit down when this Sources have said the investiga­ ment’ because no comment can In each of those victories, it was “That’s the way it goes.” second Final Four trip in three Sunday thing is over and we’ll read for winning down almost to finished with 15 and Matt Roe had have my turn to talk, I hope you related to gambling on baseball tion includes accusations that help me right now.” perfection. Alan Kulwicki who gave up the Kulwicki survived a blown tire 13. years. The Orangemen lost to PLANT CITY. Fla. - Pete guys are there. My turn to talk is from the dugout at Riverfront everything that’s been written. If Rose bet on baseball games. Rose, in his first interview lead to Wallace and wound up and spin on lap 188 of the 300-mile. Indiana 74-73 in the 1987 cham­ “I suppose I could have pulled Rose has broken his silence to The hard-charging driver “Everybody is disappointed.” when my lawyers tell me to talk to Stadium, as alleged in a Sports there has to be some things done, If Rose is found to have bet on about the substance of the allega­ somehow survives trouble in the second. 400-lap race, as well as two said Douglas, who ended his pionship game. off my sport coat and thrown it deny some of the gambling the right people, to the people I Illustrated story last week. He there will be some things done. baseball games, he could be tions, questioned the credibility “If it wasn’t for that (last) stop-and-go penalties for running college career as the NCAA’s Illinois’ last appearance in the and run around kissing people.” allegations against him. but he’s People better know what they’re early going, stays with the have to talk to.” also expressed frustration over suspended for a year. Proof of of sources behind the Sports leaders until late in the race, then caution flag, Alan would have a stop sign at the end of pit road all-time assist leader. “There’s Final Four was in 1952, when the Henson said. “I really felt good. I left untouched the question of Rose talked about some of the the allegations made by anonym­ writing, better have substantial betting on Reds games could Illustrated story last week that won the race,” Wallace said. during the ensuing caution mini lost to St. John’s in the think it’s great that we’re going to whether he bet on baseball. proof.” uses a final caution period and a only one happy team at the end. gambling allegations during an ous sources in the media, and bring a lifetime ban. linked him to gambling. “The way his car was set up, his period. We’re not satisfied. We had a semifinals and beat Santa Clara the Final Four, but we still have The Cincinnati Reds manager Major League Baseball is in­ fresh set of tires as a launching interview Saturday with repor­ hinted he would consider action Asked about the allegations he “They talked with four guys: pad to victory. tires were real good after 15 or 20 Wallace beat both Kulwicki and productive season and did what in the consolation game. business to take care of.” says he’ll respond to the rest of ters from The Associated Press, over some of them. vestigating what it characterizes bet on baseball. Rose said, “I’m two of them go to jail, the other He won Sunday’s Pontiac 400 at laps. Dale Earnhardt out of the pits we wanted, but we just mis.sed Henson, who took New Mexico the allegations when his attor­ The Columbus Dispatch, The “It sounds to me like a lot of as serious allegations again.st not saying anything about that. says he’s a bookie, and the other “Alan was just unfortunate he after each changed four tires State to the Final Four in 1970, Part of that business will be neys tell him it’s OK. Richmond International Race­ out.” Cincinnati Enquirer and The people are writing stories without Rose, but has declined to reveal I’ll have my chance to talk. Now one’s my friend." way that way — ju.st as he did a had a car that wouldn’t run fast in under the yellow flag on lap 381. Syracuse had been seeking its kept his excitement inside getting his team healthy again. r 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. March 27. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27. 1989 — 15 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Puzzles Series looks at U.S. education ACROSS 2 Be dull Answer to Previous Puzzle By Lee AAltgang jobs. Peterson 63. Net- Bruno Frlgo 47, Bruce 3 Shortly Q U E The Associated Press In such a small country, parents can’t leave IN BRIEF MaynardX, Frank Glantonlo 52, Mark Kirk 1 Construction 4 Rages 52, Foul Russlllo 52, Corl MIkolowskv 54, beam U R N T V Topics a legacy of land to their children. Learning is Hockey Mike Guido 54, Paul Peoples 54. C gross- 5 Anglo-Saxon O rrv RIchmann 69, Bob Hoisted 73. Net- 5 Rolls out letter A S 1 NEW YORK — The first of a five-part the birthright. And they do indeed learn. Starling out three months Ken Scofield 52, Gerry Blanchard S3, Ted 9 Greek letter public TV series on U.S. education is called It couldn’t be more different in America. Chambers 54, Bill MaltzanSS4, Dick Vizard 6 Teased D A D D 12 Eugene “ The Education Race” — an unfortunate title Teens are said to display a “ cool indiffer­ 55. Callaway gross- Bob Cappo 66. Net- 7 Uninteresting Y Hunter-Gault, include the right balance of HARTFORD — World Boxing Council Bruce Hence49, John Rogna 57. O’Neill’s for an otherwise superb, eye-opening ence” to hard work. NHL standings ® Quartz U T experts to paint an incisive and sobering view welterweight boxing champion Marlon Sta­ TWO MAN BEIT 16 — Grots- Ed daughter T E Stone-Eric Stone 58, Ron Boslle-Steve or flint program. of American classrooms. Parents see themselves as busy surviving, rling has withdrav n from his unification title L A M McCusker61, Walt Komlnskl-EdMcLaugh- 13 Surrealist 9 Commonplace Learning these days is too often spoken of so schools wind up with much of the parenting WALES CONFERENCE Mn64, John Yetlshefskv-Chuck Nlcol64. Net- bout with WBA champion Mark Breland Atfoim Division painter E P O Bruno Frlgo-Pete Brenn 51, Bruce Amende- remark as a race rather than a lifelong habit. Current DAVID KEARNS, chairman of Xerox role. scheduled April 15 because of the flare-up of an v-Montreol 51 18 0 110 304 212 Jlm Ritchie 53, Rondv Thornton-Russ 14 Throw slowly X E B E W X-Boston 35 » 14 84 279 245 10 Irritated fashion has it that American children are in Corp. .says schools need complete restructur­ Non-college-bound Japanese youngsters go old shoulder injury during training last w f ek in Davidson S3, Rick Barkowskl-BobMlllerS3, 15 Of lung parts x-Buffolo 35 34 7 77 277 208 11 Construction 1 ■ V E some sort of global education contest from ing if they are to produce tomorrow’s to vocational schools, like many Americans. Las Vegas. x-Horttord 35 36 5 75 280 277 Gerry Rlchmon-Gerry Blanchard S3, Joe Wekllnd-Mork Kirk 54, Bob Jomleton-MIke 17 Macaw genus But in Japan they learn on sophisticated, Quebec 77 47 7 61 257 326 beam (2 wds.) O A F i u P A birth. And they are "losing” this race to the workers. Jonathan Kozol, an authority on Promoters of the Starling-Breland bout hope Potfick Komlnikl 55, Bruce Moynard-Bob Lewis 55, 18 Barbra A Division Dave Bergstrom-Frank GlontonloSS. 16 Wardrobe N E O L A X Japanese, the Koreans and just about illiteracy, says the biggest corporate “ gift” a high-tech equipment and have a full load of to reschedule the fight either in August or W L T Ptl GF OA Streisand TWO MAN BEST 17 — Gross- Leo 20 Bride's y-WoshInoton 40 26 10 90 287 238 A R u everyone else. company could give a school would be for academic courses. Nearly all get jobs September. Brovokls-Mork Dennis 66. Net- Chet Lukos- movie > U R 1 x-PIttsburok 39 32 7 83 331 333 pathway eventually. Blolne Horeld 59, Lou Mlller-Roy Bell 62, N R This perception seems more curmudgeonly executives to send their children to the local This is the first time in Starling’s 10-year pro x-NY Ronoers 37 32 6 82 301 292 19 Cinema house O rJ A S S Fronk Volvo-Ken Scofield 62, Bob 22 Woman’s x-PhliodeiDklo 35 34 7 77 292 268 than constructive. If we’re losing economic public school, not private academies. career that he has had to postpone a bout . Mort Thomosslon-MIke Komlnskl62. 21 Part of a shoe New Jersey 25 39 12 62 261 307 24 Moon goddess ground to the Japanese, it’s a bit heartless to IN AMERICA, vocational students learn to B ES T16— Gross- GIno Colderone64, Mike 23 12, Roman 35 Mistakes 48 Granular snow Sharnik. Starling’s advisor, said doctors have N Y Islanders 25 46 5 55 246 309 25 Single part A generation ago, Mudd says, America repair cars. Instead of academics, they get CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Davis 67. Net- Leo Bravokls 61, Bob 24 Hardware item 40 Touched with put that failure on the shoulders of advised Starling against fighting competi­ Chambers 61, Mark Dennls63. B gross- Chet 26 Crude bag 50 Actress Arlene asked, can Johnny read? Now it’s, “ Can Norm Division 27 Marquis de ball kindergartners. Mickey-Mouse courses in cooking or how to tively for "at least three months” because of W L T PH OF OA ^ .11 Lukas 70, Blaine Horeld 74. Net- Mike 28 Actor___ Johnny think? Can Johnny compute?” KomlnskI X , Roy Bell 61. C gross- Earl 43 Spring bloomer balance checkbooks. Many wind up in junior pain and soreness in his left shoulder. x-Detrolt 33 31 12 78 304 301 Albert 51 Columnist's en- Fortunately, despite its title, the first hour He takes us to classrooms in a high school in x-St. Louis 29 35 12 70 260 775 Norsworthv 78. Net- Frank Volvo 62, Brian 29 Boil slowly 45 Actor Nick___ college where they learn what they should Dr, Harry Gossling. UConn Medical Center x-Minnesoto 26 34 16 68 248 268 Guerette 63, Bob Thomasslan X . Colaway- 30 Poached ___ try of the PBS series, “ Learning in America,” Fremont, Calif., and one in Yokohama, KevlnMcCooe73, 32 New 46 Fermenting have mastered in high school. head of orthopedics, and a team of sports Chicogo 25 40 12 62 299 325 31 Cry 52 TV program sidesteps that trap. The series, premiering Japan. In Japan, students go through “ exam Toronto 27 44 6 250 34 Flood agent This failure to educate amounts to a 60 333 33 Korean city medicine physicians examed Starling last Smyth* Division USF&G Classic scores 36 Four score and 4 7 ______Khayyam55 Wrath tonight and airing weekly, is the product of hell” to see who goes on to college and career “ hidden tax” on U.S. industry, which winds v-Colporv 51 17 9 111 343 221 Friday and advised it would be best if he didn’t 1 2 3 more than 1,000 interviews in 21 states, success. They spend 240 days a year in school. x-Los Angeles 39 31 6 84 360 323 ten 10 11 up spending thousands of dollars educating fight and enter a rehabilitation program. x-Edmonton 37 33 8 82 318 300 NEW ORLEANS (A P ) — Rnal scores and 37 Type of barge Europe, and Japan — and all that reporting Americans spend 180. workers in basic skills. Starling first began having trouble with the x-Voncoover 33 36 8 74 241 237 Rec photo prize money Sundov from the$7X,0XUSF8.G 3 8 _time 12 shows. Winnipeg 25 40 11 61 292 344 Closslc played on the 7,106-vard, por-72 r But, we learn Japanese youngsters rarely In a particularly informative sequence, shoulder while training for a fight in April 1985 x-clinched plovoff berth; y-clInched div- English Turn course: (never) The first part, narrated by Roger Mudd, is MEN’S ‘A’ DIVISION CHAMPS — Style won the Rec Department’s Men’s 15 feel neglected or alienated. There is no time U.S. youngsters display their dismaying again.st Floyd Mayweather. Starling, who islon title Tim Simpson, $135,(X)0 6887-7089— 274 39 Stimulate Soturdov't Garnet Greg Norman, SM,CD0 688888-73— 276 extraordinary television for its depth and and little inclination for sex or drugs. Their ignorance of the skills needed to succeed in Basketball League ‘A’ Division crown this winter. Team members, from left, ” defeated Lloyd Honeyghan Feb. 4 to win the 718887-X)— 276 41 Sixth sense Boston 6, Cbicooo 3 Hoi Sutton, SM.Cno 18 20 sophistication. parents sacrifice. They expect hard work the job market. Students think they can Hortford 4. St. Louis 0 Mark Haves, $X,0X 72-718788— 278 (abbr.) WBC title, complained of pain in the shoulder in front row: Gary Wright, Duane Milner, David Milner, Greg Thomas. Back row; The PBS correspondents behind the series, from their children, but they don’t saddle always get a “ factory job” no matter how training the last three weeks. Quebec 4. Buffolo ^ P.H, Horgon, III, $26,343 707087-72— 279 42 Actor Brynner PhllodelDhlo 6. New York Rangers 1 Gary Bailey, Paul Sebestyen, Gene Nolen, Mike Beauregard. Mork O'Meara, $26J343 7287-7288— 279 Paul Solman, John Merrow and Charlayne them with household chores or afterschool little they know. Pittsburgh 5, New Jersey 4 Bill Sander, $36,343 68-71-7070— 279 44 Vast period of Minnesota 1. Montreol 1, tie Povne Stewort, $26,343 708989-71— 279 time 31 USF&G title to Simpson Toronto 6, Detroit 5 Chip Beck, $18,7X 74878871— 2X Lof Angeles 4. Edmonton 7 David Edwards, $18,7X 72887288— 2X 46 Small goose Sundov's Games WEST REGIONAL Dan Forsman, $18,7X 6689-71-74— 2X 49 "The Thinker" NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Tim Simpson made Canuck87,Jeta3 Semifinals TV Tonight Vancouver 7, Winnipeg 3 Pat Mc(V)wan, $18,7M 687071-71— 2X sculptor three birdies over the back nine Sunday to pa.ss Woshington 3, New York Islanders 2 At Donver Lonnv Wodkins, $18,7X 72-7087-71— 2X 36 Pittsburgh 6. New York Rangers 4 Vancouver 2 2 3— 7 Basketball Thursday, March 23 Curt Byrum, $12,7X 7389-7287— 281 53 Entertainer___ third-round leader Greg Norman and capture Colgary 7. Chicogo 5 Winnipeg 1 o 2— 3 Seton Hall 78, Indiana 65 Jim (Xllghr, Jr., $12,7X 72-707089— 281 Sumac dark (Postponed from an earlier date) (In Our Century: De Gaulle ® Morton Downey Jr. the $750,000 USF&G Classic with a final-round Mondov’t Gomes First Period— 1, Vancouver, Smith 3 Nevoda-Los Vegas 68, Arizona 67 Tony Grimes, $12,7X 7385-7071— 281 38 5 :00P M [ESPN] N C A A Final Four [A& E] Boston ot Montreal. 7:35 o.m. (Smvl, Bennlng), 2:50. 2, Winnipeg, Hower- Championship Wayne Levi, $12,7X 7487-7288— 281 54 Make into law Highlights Stereo) [C N N ] Larry King Live (TD Honeymooners 69. St. Louis at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. chuk 39 (McBoln, Ellett), 12:11 (pp). 3, At Donver Ted Schulz, $12,7X 718989-72— 281 56 Fond d u ___ _ NBA standings [H B O ] M O VIE: Rad' (CC) Despite his d® National Geographic James Whit­ [D IS ] M O V IE: 'A Night in Casablanca' (2® Jeffersons The triumph, worth $135,000. was only the PhllodelDhlo at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Vancouver, Sondlok 18 (Skriko. Nord- Saturday, March 25 Rick Dolpos, $9,7X 72738889— 282 more narrates this overview of the world Seton Hall 84, Nevoda-Los Vegas 61 Wis. upcoming entrance exams, a college- A hotel manager, a valet and a camel com­ second of Simpson’s career, which began in Colgory ot Minnesota. 8:35 p.m. mark), 13:28 (pp). Penalties— Meinvk, David Groham, $9,750 7271-7188— 282 of trains. (60 min.) (2® Tonight Show (In Stereo) Tutsdov's Gomes Van (Interference), 11:34; Fenton. Win Robert Wrenn, $9,7M 7071-71-70-282 57 AHirm 46 47 61 62 bound teen-ager can't resist the lure of pany owner join forces to outwit a Nazi EASTERN CONFERENCE THE FINAL FOUR competitive BMX bike racing. Bill Allen. (2® This Old House 1977. Norman and Hal Sutton finished in a tie Hartford ot Buffalo. 7:35 p,m. (tripping), 12:36. Atlonllc DIvIsloii Rick Pearson, $7,8X 72728871— 283 58 Tendon dS) M O V IE: 'Easter Parade' A resource­ assassin. The Marx Brothers, Lois Collier Woshington ot New York Islonders, 8:05 Second Period— 4, Voncouver. Smith 4 At Seattle Brion Tennyson, V M O 7285-7871— 2X Lori Laughlin, Telia Shire 1986 Rated PG. ful dancer grooms a chorus girl as a re­ 1946 @ Rat Patrol for second, two strokes back with 12-under-par W L Fct. OB Semifinals 59 Aircraftsman 53 ss p.m. (Nordm ork, Reinhart), 6:58 (pp). 5, Van­ ___ Tom Watson, $7X0 718989-76— 2X (In Stereo) placement for his former partner. Oscar- New York 44 24 .647 Saturday, April 1 [ESPN ] College Basketball: NIT Semi­ (3® St. Elsewhere 276s Winnipeg at Los Angeles. 10:35 p.m. couver, Stanley 3 (Reinhart, Smith), Phllodelphlo 37 31 .544 7 Nolan Henke, $58X 78708270— 284 60 Give up winning music score Judy Garland. Fred Seton Hall, 306, vs. Duke, 28-7 66 [ESPN ] Sports Reporters final Game From New York. (2 hrs.. 30 15:44. Penalties— LIdster, Von (roughing), Boston 35 32 .522 Ed Humenik. $5,8X 71- 71-71-71— 284 5 :3 0 P M Astaire, Peter Lawford 1948. (S7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 0V7 Mlchlgon 28-7, vs. Illinois, 314 61 Shade trees min.) (Live) 2:20; Gllhen, Win (roughing), 2:20; Duncan, Woshington 32 35 .478 }V/7 Jock Nlckldus, $58X 73827072— 284 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Milagro Beanfield SS Best of Love Connection Taylor wasn’t on drugs Win (hooking), 5:52; Weeks, Von, served Championship (Ton Pooley, $5,8X 72827271— 284 (4® MacGyver (CC) MacGyver leads a [L IF E ] Evergreen Based on Belva Plain's NHL results New Jersey 23 45 .330 21 Monday, April 3 59 W ar' The irrigation of a small plot of land by Smyl (roughing), 18:24; Hughes, Chorlotte 17 51 .290 27 Larry RInker, $58X 74887389— 284 DOWN joint U S.-U S.S.R. search for lost gold in [C N N ] Sports Tonight Seton Holl-Duke winner vs. M lchlgan- raises tensions between a Chicano farmer, novel, the story opens in turn-of-the- NEWARK, N.J, (AP) — Lawrence Taylor, Win (roughing), 18:24; G.C. Adorns, Central DIvltlen Seve Ballesteros, $4,556 72- 72-7071— 285 the Arctic, but his life is in jeopardy after century New York where a young Jewish [DIS] An Olympic Dream: The Follow- Von, molor-gome misconduct (fight­ llllnols winner, 9:X p.m. his neighbors and New Mexico land devel­ y-DetroIt 49 17 .742 — Phil Blockmar, $4,556 7271-71-71— 285 the gold is found. (60 min.) (In Stereo) woman works as a maid for a rich family, Up the New York Giants All-Pro linebacker who Whalers4.BluesO ing), 18:24. 68707275— 285 1 Drinking cup oise (c)1989 by NEA. Inc 27 opers. Chick Vennera. Sonia Braga. Ruben y-Clevelond 49 19 .721 1 Tom Byrum, $4,556 dB War and Peace in the Nuclear Age marries an ambitious house painter, has an Third Period— 6, Vancouver, Sondlok 19 Peter Jacobsen, $4,556 75826873— 285 Blades. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN ] SportsCenter was arrested and charged with driving under Milwaukee 43 23 .652 6 NCAA results ICC) President Reagan and Soviet leader affair with her former employer's son and (Saturday game) (Bridgman. Skriko), 11:45. 7. Winnipeg, Chicogo 41 John Mahatfey, $4,556 71- 7071-73— 285 the influence of alcohol Friday, had nodrugs in 26 .612 8>/> 6 :0 0 P M ® C B (?2) ®5) gqj News Gorbachev sign the December 1987 INF bears their daughter. Star Lesly Ann W ar­ McBoln 37 (Steen, Howerchuk), 13:50. 8. Atlonto 40 27 .997 9'/» Dove Rummells, $4,556 7271-7071— 285 1 1 :35P M (T) Night Court Winnipeg, Ashton » (Kvte, Nummlnen), treaty, agreeing to eliminate European- his system when he was arrested, police said St. Louis 0 0 0— 0 Indlono 20 47 .299 79^/7 George Archer, $3,456 72- 7271-70— 286 IB Matt Houston ren, Armand Assante, Ian MeShane. (2 Hartford i o 1—4 15:55. 9, Vancouver, Bridgman 3 (Sondlok, WESTERN CONFERENCE Duke B5. Georgetown 77 Mark Brooks, $3,456 71-787070— 286 based intermediate-range nuclear wea­ hrs.) Part 1 of 3. 1 1 [HBO] One Night Stand Saturday. Meinvk), 18:10. 10, Vancouver, Sondlok X 01) Benson :50P M First Period— 1. Hartford, Fronds 29 MWwest Division Lee Chill, $3,456 68727870— 286 pons. (60 min ) Part 10 o( 13. (Berry, Smith), 19:28. Penoltles— Ellett, Win CELEBRITY CIPHER [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling (CC) From cameo appearances to center The Giants linebacker, who underwent drug (Lowton, DIneen). 1:07. 2, Hortford, Ferroro w L Fet. OB Tom Kite, $3,456 7069-74-73— 286 Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present OD Mission Impossible (holding). 10:12; Bennlng, Von (holding), ® j) M O V IE: 'Farrell for the People' Liz stage, comic Kevin Poliak. (In Stereo) Utoh 43 25 .632 — DUKE (85) Chris Perry, $3,456 78708272— 2X Each letter in the cipher stands for another, f r a y 's clue: V equals W. 9 :3 0 P M (33 Designing Women (CC) rehabilitation twice in the last three years, 38 (MacDermld, Lodouceur), 6:58. 3, Hort­ 13:10. Brickey 26 68 10, Ferry 517 56 21, (5® A -Team Farrell, an assistant district attorney, faces ford, Show 1 (DIneen), 16:77 (pp). Penalties— Houston 37 30 .552 5*/» Jett Sluman, $3,456 78707388— 286 Charlene, now happily engaged, dreads Shots on goal— Voncouver 11-8-7— 26. Laettner 910 67 24, Henderson 915 44 23, a brilliant ex-convict who stands accused submitted to a urine test after police found him Jennings, Hor (Interference), 11:55; Richter. Denyer 37 31 .544 6 Billy Andrade. $2413 74-70-7271— 287 (24) Doctor Who: The Green Death Part 1 1 2 :0 0 A M d j U S A Today Scheduled: Winnipeg 911-10— 30. Snyder 16244, KoubekOOOOO, Abdel nobv 0-2 of murder. Valerie Harper, Ed O'Neill, Frank meeting Bill's intimidating mother (in StL (Interference), 16:02; Evoson. Her Dallas 31 36 .463 n»/» Tom m y Arm r, III, $2413 72707869— 287 •EPT ITIMC PTIL JU NCVNAU N of 6. Americans' views on sex. (R) sleeping behind the wheel of his Jeep. Power-olov Oooortunitles— Voncouver 3 of OO0,J.SmlthM343.Totols29-5726XB5. Stereo) (hooking).17:01. Son Antonio 18 SO .965 25 Jim Booros, $2413 71-71-7272— 287 McCarthy. 1982. 3; Winnipeg 1 of 3. T.J. Hooker ® Star Trek Second Period— None. Penoltles— Miami 12 55 .179 30'/? Bill Britton, $2413 7672-7289— 287 [A & E ] Slow Boat From Surabaya A por­ 1 0 :0 0 P M (33 Newhart (CC) Dick hires Goalies— Voncouver, Weeks, 11-18-5 (30 GEORGETOWN (77) PTIL QA KJUENHT; PT FITNKU Q® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) AAacDermId, Hor (holding). 1:57; RonnIng, Pacific Division Jim Hallet, $2413 627871-72— 287 (31) Family Ties (CC) trait o( the independent women of the Phi­ an unusual illustrator (Eileen Brennan) shots-27). Winnipeg, Essenso. 6-7-2(26-19). y-L.A. Lakers 47 20 Jackson 1-10 OO 2, Turner 2-3 02 4, Steve Hart, $2413 7271-71-73— 287 Evans sets U.S. mark StL (Interference), 3:05; Anderson, Hor A— 11,900. Mourning 58 1-2 11, Bryant 04 52 2, ® World of Survival (R) lippines. Host: Jack Pizzey (60 min ) who's in the same sanitarium as Michael. (2® Morton Downey Jr. (sloshing), 3:05; Lalor, StL (cross-checking), Phoenix 44 25 Kenny Knox, $2413 72X-7272— 287 Referee— Don Koharskl. Linesmen— C.Smlth9-19 55 21, Winston 481-39, Tlllmon LG QTJWZ NW PLWTUE (In Stereo) 4:40; Feotherstone, StL (tripping), 11:43. Seattle 39 28 Scott Verplonk, $2413 76667788— 287 ®i) Three's Company [CNN] PrimeNews ® Soap CHAPEL HILL. N.C. — (A P) — Janet Evans Brod Lozorowlch, Dan Schochte. Golden Stote 38 29 6122-516. Edwords 1-1002, Jefferson 2-5448, Ray Barr, Jr,, $1,795 78687671— 2X ® (26; [CNN] News Third Period—4, Viortford. Turgeon 14 Mutombo 1-1002. Totals 31-71 152377. [A & E ] Profiles Featured: former presi­ [D IS ] Born Free t4® Win. Lose or Draw set an American record in the women’s (Young. Evoson), 17:51. Penolty— Roberts, Portlond 33 35 Billy Ray Brown, $1,795 7671-71-72— 2X OLVNIF CJHT TBTIAQLFA dent Harry S. Truman. Part 1 of 2. (18) Synchronal Sacromento 20 48 David Canipe. $1,795 78687671— 288 [HBO] MOVIE: Dirty Dancing' (CC) ® j) Paid Programming StL (hooking),18:48. Capitals 3. Islanders 2 Halftime— Georgetown 40, Duke X . 1.000-yard freestyle Saturday night, covering Shots on goal— St. Louis 12-3-14— 29. Hort- L.A. Clippers 14 53 Ed Florl, $1,795 7667-7075— 2X [D IS] MOVIE: ‘Return of the Antelope' While vacationing with her family in the All in the Family [A & E ] Slow Boat From Surabaya A por­ y-clinched playoff berth 3-polnt ooals— Duke 16 (Henderson 1-1, Mike Hulbert, $1,795 70787270— 2X TCUT.' — MKQTIEL TOL. Three shipwrecked Lilliputians brighten early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in the distance in 9 minutes. 25,49 seconds at the ford6-5-12— 23. Ferry 02, Snyder 03), Georgetown 2-11 (24) War and Peace in the Nuclear Age trait of the independent women of the Phi­ N.Y. Itkmtftn 0 1 1—2 Saturday's Oomes the lives of the two children who find them. Power-play Opportunities— St. Louls0of3; (Tlllmon 26, Bryant 01, Jackson 02, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Airline travel Is hours of boredom Interrupted by love with a streetwise dance instructor. (CC) President Reagan and Soviet leader lippines. Host: Jack Pizzey. (60 min.) Part 3 U.S. Swimming Short Course National Hortford lof 4. Wotblngten 0 2—4 Woshington 111, Indiana 108. O T Gail Harrison. John Branwell, John Quen­ 0 C.SmIth 02). Fouled out— Snyder, Jetferson. Turquoise Classic scores moments of stark terror." — Al Boliska. Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- Gorbachev sign the December 1987 INF of 6. Championships, Goalies— St. Louis, Rlendeou, 9-15-5 (23 First Period— None. Penalties— K Ino. N Y Detroit 113, Chorlotte 101 tin 1986. Rated NR bach. 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) MIomI 107, San Antonio 105 Rebounds— Duke 41 (Laettner 9),(3eorge- treaty, agreeing to eliminate European- [CNN] Newsnight shots-19 saves). Hartford, SIdorklewIcz, (hooKIno). 2:22; Fitioerald, N Y (hotdino), town 35 (Jetferson 7). Assists— Duke 16 In other events. 16-year-old Jenny Thompson Atlonto 115, New York 108 O 1969 by NEA. Inc 156 [ESPN ] Sportraits: Jim McMahon and [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd based intermediate-range nuclear wea­ 21-17-1 (29-29). 9:45; Henrv. N Y (roughing). 17:02. (Snyder 7), Oorgetown 10 (Bryant 3). PHOENIX (A P ) — Rnal scores and [ESPN] Women's Basketball: NCAA A — 13,671. Houston 144, (Solden State 104 Eric Heiden (R) (CC). pons. (60 min ) Part 10 of 13 edged four-time Olympian Jill Sterkel to win Second Period— '1. New YorK. La Fon­ Total fouls— Duke 22, Georgetown 24. A— prize money Sunday In the$4M,0X Turquoise Division II Championship (2 hrs.) (Taped) Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Linesmen— Ron taine 40 (Kerr, King), 5:51. Penalties— Milwaukee 113, Clevelond 105, O T [L IF E ] E/R [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Dark Eyes' An aging It­ (3j3 Honeymooners the women’s 50-yard freestyle in 22.66 seconds; Utah 112. Denver 90 19,514. Classic, ployed on the por-73, 6,S16vard [L IF E ] Lady Blue Asselstine, Brian Murphy. Hatcher, Wos (hooking), :36; Pllon, N Y Moon Volley Country Club course: alian recalls his brief affair and ongoing ro­ Pam Minthorn won the women’s 200-yard (tripping), 3:14; Pllon, N Y, molor (fighting), Chicago 111, Seottle 110 [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Ju st for You' A theatri­ (5^ Learning in America Premiere (CC) Phoenix 123, L.A. Clippers 103 cal producer establishes a relationship mantic obsession with an unhappily mar­ Roger Mudd, John Merrow, Charlayne [TIVIC] MOVIE: 'Nighthawks' A New 16:23; FronceschettI, Wos. molor (fight­ NCAA tourney blowouts Allison Finney, $ X X 0 6689-7673— 282 York City cop is pitted against a European butterfly in 1:56.01, and Belgium’s Jean-Marie ing), 16:23. Socramento 106, Portlond 105 with his neglected children. Bing Crosby, ried Russian woman. Marcello Mas- Hunter-Gault and Paul Solmon examine Sunday's Games Beth Daniel, $37X0 6870-70-75— 2X THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME troianni. Elena Sofanova. Silvana terrorist looking for publicity through Arnould captured the 1,650-vard freestyle in Third Period— 2, Woshington, Johonsson 3 Jody Rosenthal, $27X0 Jane Wyman, Ethel Barrymore. 1952. U.S. education history, beginning with dif­ Boston 105, Phllodelphia 103 lT>e bloo9St winning margins In NCAA 70- 7272-70— 285 Mangano 1987 Rated NR. (Dubbed) (In bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone, Billy Dee 15:11.26. Penguins 6, Rangers 4 (Felix, Courtnoll), 4:20 (pp). 3, NewYork. Rosie Jones, $19,0X 72-7289-74— 287 . by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee . [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power ferences in the American and Japanese Wood 14 (Fitzgerald, Makelo), 6:47. 4, L.A. Lakers 118, Phoenix 116 Division t tournament history: Stereo) systems. (60 min,) Part 1 of 5. Williams, Rutger Hauer. 1981. Rated R Monday's Games 49— Lo volo, III., 111, Tennessee Tech 42, first Pottl Rizzo, $)9X0 718873-75— 287 Washington, Druce 0 (Courtnoll), 7:22. 5, Pot Brodlev, $)0,8X Unscramble these four Jumbles, 6 : 3 0 P M (1^ C B S New s (CC). (In Stereo) [USA] New Mike Hammer New York ot Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. round, 1963. 798672-71— 2X [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Body Double' An unem­ (61) Newhart (CC). PlmburB^ i 1 } — « Washington, CIccorelll 41 (Christian, Gus* Dottle Mochrle. $10,800 one letter to each square, to form New Jersey at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 49 — UCLA 109, Wyoming 60, second 7870- 72-71— 2X ® ( ® A B C News (CC). ployed Hollywood actor becomes impli­ N.Y. Rangers 1 7 1— 4 tafsson), 17:12. Penalties— King, N Y (hook­ Amy Alcott, $10X0 four (xdinary words. [A& E] Shortstories Nunn keeps boxing title Dallas at Detroit, 7 :X p.m. round, 1967. 72- 72-72-72— 2X cated in a bizarre murder scheme. Craig 1 2 :0 5 A M 3 ] Pat Sajak Rrst Period— 1, Pittsburgh. Brown 47 ing), 2:30; Rtzpatrick, NY.servedbv Makelo Jane Geddes, $10,8X 73- 71-7^72— 2X (li) Jeffersons (CC). (delov of game), 9:07; Hunter, Wos (slosh­ Cleveland at Indiana, 7 :X p.m. 49 — Syracuse 101, Brown 53, first Wasson. Melanie Griffith, Gregg Henry [HBO] MOVIE: 'Lady Beware' (Coffey. Lemleux), 13:12. 2, Pittsburgh, Penny Hommel, $10X0 69- 72-69-78— 2X (H ) i ® N B C News (CC). [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'M acbeth' Roman Po­ LAS VEGAS (A P) — Unbeaten Michael Brown48(Zalaoskl. Coffey) ,15:39(00).3,New ing), 10:38; Sutter, N Y (roughing), 14:06; (3olden State at Mllwoukee, 8:X p.m. round, 1966. 1984. Rated R. [M AX] MOVIE; Frantic' (CC) lanski’s controversial rendering of the Seattle at Utoh, 9 ;X p.m. 47 — Duke 101, Connecticut 54, regional Alice Rltzmon, $6X6 72- 74-70-73— 299 OPTIV York, tTohlen 23 (Sondstrom, Wilson), 19:03. PIvonka. Wos (roughing), 14:06. Mel-cni Cheng, $6,886 73- 71-72-73— 299 (2i> fS7) Nightly Business Report [U SA] Murder. She Wrote Shakespearean tragedy of greed and am­ Nunn knocked out Sumbu Kalambay with one Penalties— Greschner, N Y (Interference), Denver ot L.A. Clippers, 10:X p.m. championship, 1964. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Good Morning, Viet­ Tuesday's Games 47 — OePoul 99, Eastern Kentucky 53, first Kim Shipman, $6,686 71- 73-71-74— 289 (3® Family Ties (CC). bition in 11th-century Scotland. Jon Finch, punch in the first round and kept the 4:41; Caofleld, Pit, mlnor-molor (rough­ Shots on goal— New YorK 5-6-12— 23. Ok-Hee Ku. $6,886 71- 70-7674— 289 8 :3 0 P M ® Heartland (CC) 8 L moves nam' (CC) Atlonto at New Jersey, 7 : » p.m. round, 1965. N THtaxe Ms*a ten*cM. MS Francesca Annis, Martin Shaw. 1971 ing, fighting), 13:57; Nllon, N Y, mlnor-molor Woshington 14.12-11-47. Bonnie Louer, $5,503 77-72-70-71— 2W dD Love Connection out after bickering with Tom . (In Stereo) International Boxing Federation middle­ Power^>lov Opportunities— New York 0 of Boston at Phllodelphia, 7 :X p.m. 43 — Oktahomo 124, Louisiana Tech 81, 1 0 :3 0 P M ® Kate & Allie (CC) Bob Rated R. (Instlgotor, fighting), 13:57; Poeschek, Kristi Albers, $5,503 7671-70-75— 290 [A & E ] Twentieth Century A profile of weight championship Saturday night. N Y (roughing) 14:24; Buskos, Pit (cross­ 2; Washington 1 of 6. Dallas at Cleveland, 7 :X p.m. second round, 1909. (ti) @Q) Hogan Family (CC) Michael is de­ loans Kate and Allie money to pay taxes Seattle at Houston, 8 p.m. 43— Vilkmovo9D, Pennsylvanio47, reglonol Nonev Brown, $5,502 7671-70-75— 290 Gen. George Patton and his war machine. pressed at the thought of his approaching (In Stereo) checking), 16:50; Coffey, Pit (trloolng), 19:21. Goalies— New York, Fitzpatrick, 2-4-2 73-73-72-73— 291 YOWND 1 2:2 0 A M [H B O ] m o v i e . The Kitt­ The left-hander sent Kalambay to the canvas Portland at New York, 8 ;X p.m. championship, 1971. Vol Skinner, $4,936 Host: Walter Cronkite. 40th birthday. (In Stereo) (37 shots-34 saves). Washington, Beoupre, Sandro Hovnle, $4,936 7389-73-76— 291 CfO (26) INN News ing Tim e' A vengeance-seeking youth as­ 5-M (25-21). Golden State at Chicogo, 8 :X p.m. 42 — Notre Dame 100, Austin Peoy 66, first with a crunching left hook to the jaw. Referee Second Period— 4, Pittsburgh. Zolooskl 12 M. Rgueros-Dottl, $4,1M 73-72-7673— 292 [C N N ] Showbiz Today [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd sumes the identity of the new deputy sher­ (Lemleux, Hllller), 1:19 (sh). 5, New York, Washington at San Antonio, 8 :X p.m. round, 1974. (CC). do) All in the Family Richard Steele began to count, then stopped L.A. Lokers at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. 40— Princeton 109, Providence 69, regional Colleen Walker. $4,im 72- 71-7673— 292 [ESPN] SportsLook iff in a seaside California town. Beau Turcotte 7 (Ogrodnick, Greschner), 1:52. 6, Vicki Fergon, $4,1M 7671-73-74— 292 ^ Honeymooners Bridges, Kiefer Sutherland, Wayne Rogers. briefly to wave Nunn back into a neutral New York, Dohlen 24 (Sontfstrom, Mullen), championship, 1965. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Billy Galvin' A Boston 9 :0 0 P M QD Murphy Brown (CC) Mur­ 4 0 ^ Arizona90, Cornell 50, first round. 1906. Cathy Morse, $4,107 7671-72-75— 292 Arsenio Hall 1987. Rated R corner. It appeared that Kalambay might get 12:39 (00). Penolfles— Buskos, PH, molor NBA results Mindy Moore, $4,107 7488-7875— 292 TAYFUL construction worker and his son clash over phy's choice assignment turns into a night­ (fighting), 4:28; Coutleld, mlnor-misconduet Tommie Green. $4,107 71- 7671-76— 292 the young man's plans for the future. Karl mare when she's paired with Corky. (R) (In [D IS ] Animals in Action Featured: frogs Transactions 30 — U CLA 90, Sonta Clara 52, regional 7 " ^ r ' • S f ” W H E R E y o u up at the count of eight, but then he pitched (elbowing), 4:28; Greschner, NY,m olor- Potty Sheehon, $4,107 72- X-7876— 292 Malden, Lenny Von Dohlen, Joyce Van Stereo) and toads 1 2 :3 0 A M CB St. Elsewhere mlsconduct-gome misconduct (fighting), championship, 1969. A A IS H T SEE A forward and was counted out at 1:28. 37 . Michigan 103, Vlrglnlo 65. regional Solly Little, $3.2X 767672-73— 293 ______Patten. 1987. C D C # M O VIE: *B.L. Stryker: Blind ( S Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 4:28; Nllon, N Y , mlnor-misconduct (slosh­ Celtics 105.76ers 103 Jill Briles, $3,2X 7871- 7673— 293 SHOOTIMe STAR. 1 1 :00P M ® ® (2® @® a® (sB It was the 33rd straight victory and 23rd ing),4:28; Young, PIt.seryed by Brown (delay championship, 1909. [LIFE] Easy Street Chess' Premiere, (CC) An accountant News (2® @® Late Night With David Letter- 37 . Seottle 08, Wyoming 51, first Noncy Lopez, $3,259 7871-7673— 293 knockout for the 25-year-old Nunn. Kalambay of gome), 5:51; Show, N Y (trloolng), 9:24; BASEBALL Ayoko Okomoto, $3,259 73- 7871-74— 293 and his girlfriend, both serving time in jail, man |R| (In Stereo) Arntflcon Loogug PHILADELPHIA (103) round, 1958. MOECEB [U SA ] Cartoons ® ) Benny Hill suffered his fourth loss in 51 fights. Petit, N Y (elbowing), 9:43; Bouroue, Pit Connie Chllleml, $3,259 7873-70-78-293 Now arrange (he circled letters to ask for Stryker’s help when their lives are @ Sea Hunt (trloolng), 11:25; Stevens, Pit (roughing), M ILW A U K E E BREW ERS— Sent Randy Jones 2-52-26, Barkley 13-2S11-14X,(3mlnskl Heather Farr, $3,259 73-72-73-75— 293 form the surprise answer, as sug­ 7 :0 0 P M ® Inside Edition endangered by an unknown assailant Burt O il Cheers (CC) Veres, pitcher, to theirmlnor-leeoue complex 13:32; Ojinn, Pit (unsoortsmonllke con­ 6-18 2-2 14, Cheeks 58 2-2 12, Hawkins 38 Corollne Keggl, $2,726 73-7671-74— 294 w gested by the above cartoon. Reynolds, Ossie Davis, Michael O. Smith. f3® Morton Downey Jr. for reassignment. OO 7, Anderson 2-6 1-1 5, Welp 01 1-2 1, ® §2) W heel of Fortune (CC). (2® Straight to the Heart duct), 13:32; Show, NY (roughing), 13:32; Amy Benz, $2,726 767670-76— 294 1989. (4® W hat a Country! Ruff, N Y (unsoortsmonllke conduct), M IN N ESO TA TW INS— Troded Keith Brooks 481-111, Smith 1-5002, Henderson OO 73-71-73-77-294 ® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) (24) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) Women hold no surprises Rec Hoop D. Ammoccopone, $2,726 (2® i® MOVIE: Your Mother Wears 13:32; Ogrodnick, NY (trloolng), 13:32; Atherton, pitcher, to the Clevelond Indlons 3-4 3, Coleman 2-3170 4, Thornton OO OO 0. Terry-Jo Myers, $2,726 767189-78— 294 Answer here: Y T"Y"ir v "Y Y (61) Gene Scott forCarmenCastlllo.outflelder.Optloned Les Totals 3887 23-28103. a s S® Cheers (CC). Combat Boots' Premiere, (CC) An over- (2® Crook and Chase Scheduled: Dolly Oulnn, Pit double minor (roughing), 17:46; Jull Inkster, $2,426 76767673— 295 [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Despite his fear of NEW YORK (AP) - There will be no Dohlen, N Y (roughing), 17:46. Stroker, pitcher, and Mark Davidson and protective mother masquerades as a sol­ Parton; Oscar nominees for Best Actress Laurel Kean, $2,426 7589-7677— 295 (Answers tomorrow) a s Rockford Files fire, Jonah joins a firefighter-training pro­ suprises are the NCAA women’s basketball Third Period— 7, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 78 Rafael (DeLlma, outfielders, to Portland of the BOSTON (IDS) Lori Gorbocz, $2,131 71- 75-7875— 296 dier in order to discourage her son s deci­ (S) M'A*S*H Pocific Coast League. Sent Jlm DovIns,Lorry Jumbles: FENCE DRAFT HOPPER THRESH d® M*A*S*H gram. (In Stereo) (Coffey, Hllller), 3:24. 8, Pittsburgh, Lewis 12-292-326, Pinckney 262-26, Porlsh Pee Wee Sherri Stelnhouer, $2,131 73-73-73-77— 296 Saturday's sion to be a paratrooper Barbara Eden, finals this weekend at Tacoma, Wash., just Cdslon and Francisco Ollveros, pitchers; [A&E] Carol Channing at the Improv Oulnn 33 (Stevens), 12:37. 9, New York, 11-218-11X , Johnson 7-154418, Shawl-4002, Judy Dickinson, $2,131 72- 70-77-77— 296 Answer If someone Is now celebrating his birthday, d4) dB MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour David Kaufman. Hector Elizondo. 1989. (In 1 :0 0 A M (U ) Twilight Zone down the road from the men’s tournament at Ogrodnick 13 (Show), 14:13. 10, Pitts­ Greg Olson and Orlando Mercodo, catchers; Klelne 681-213, Upshaw 570010, Grondlson Mahoney- Knicks 21 (Matt Olekslw 7, there's no gift like this— TH E "PRESENT" Carol Channing welcomes Al Clethan Jr , Jon Stephenson, $2,131 70- 767678— 296 d® The Streets of San Francisco Stereo) Stephanie Hodge and Glenn Hirsch (60 Seattle. burgh, Lemleux 79 (Errey, Lonev), 19:43(en). John Christensen, outfielder, ond Chip Hale, 01000, Acres00000. Totals449117-22105. Travis MIslek 6, Mike Young 4) 76ers 10 (2® NVR Showcase Penoltles— Brown, Pit (roughing), 5:42; second baseman, to their minor-league (Andy Moran 6, MIchoel Denouttond Joke (30) a® Current Affair (2j War and Peace in the Nuclear Age min.) (S ) Career Media Network complex for reoslgnment. (Tptloned Jarvis Phllodtlphla 26 a 23 23— 103 m i o m Top-ranked Tennes.see, 33-2, No. 2 Auburn. Petit, N Y (roughing), 5:42; Stevens, Pit Tdylor played well) Now booh In otock. Jumblo Book No. 2S In ivolloblo lor S2.M. ivbloh Includoo I (CC) Jimmy Carter's goals for his presi­ [CN N ] Moneyline (roughing), 14:45; KIslo, N Y (roughing), Brown, outfielder, to VIsolla of the Boston 33 28 2S 19— 105 Bombers 32 (Jason Milne 14. Mike ond hondllng. Iron, Jumblo. o/o Ihlo nowopopor. P.O. Box 43H . Orlondo. FL 22o02-4U4 d S Family Ties (CC). [A & E ] Our Century: De Gaulle 31-1, No. 3 Louisiana Tech. 32-3. and No. 5 Includo your nomo, oddroii cod xip codo iod moho your chock payoblo lo Nowopaporbooko. dency include the reduction of nuclear 14:45; Coffey, Pit (roughing), 18:54; Gronoto, Californio League. Released Jeff Calhoun, OPoInt goals— Brooks 2, Barkley, Hawkins. Bottlcello6) Huskies If (Jeff Champogne6, [A & E ] Chronicle The increasing drug use weapons and improving America's rela­ [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet [C N N ] Crossfire Maryland. 29-2. dominated play all season N Y (roughing), 18:54; New York bench, pitcher. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Jason O'NIel 3, Blake Roberts and Pat Baseball in America. tions with the Soviet Union. (60 min.) Part TEXAS RANGERS— Optioned Rev San­ Phllodelphia 54 (Barkley 15), Boston 52 [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [DIS] MOVIE: 'Taffy and the Jungle served by (Ogrodnick (unsoortsmonllke McKennaalsoplavedwell) 9 of 13. despite some of the toughest schedules in the conduct), 19:43. chez, shortstop, and Kevin Relmer, (Parish 16). Assists— Philadelphia 15 (Cheeks Bullets 19 ( Ryan Bushev 4, Conor Moore4, [CN N ] Moneyline [U S A ] Miami Vice Bad memories make Hunter' The story of the adventures of the nation. Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 12-9-11— 32. outfielder, to Oklahoma City of the American 5), Boston 28 (Johnson 9). Total fouls— Alex Scolloalso played well) Celtics )6 (Jeff [ESPN] College Basketball: NIT Semi­ Nova (CC) An examination of the in­ Crockett reluctant to work on a case in­ eighl-year-old son of an African jungle hun­ Three of the four had little difficulty in New York 12-17-5— 34. Association. Optioned Dean Palmer, third Phllodelphlo 22, Boston 22. A— 14890. Cashman 6, Kim Mainville 2, Kane Exhibition llneacorea final Game From New York. (2 hrs.) (Live) curable disease Huntington's chorea, told volving an undercover operative. (60 min ) ter who runs away with his pet elephant Power-olov Oooortunitles— Pittsburgh 1 of bosemon. and Juan Gonzalez and Sammy Anderton2) through the personal story of one woman and a chimp Jacques Bergerac, Shary winning their regional title games Saturday. 6; New York 1 of 5. Sosa, outfielders, to Tulsa of the Texas Final sfondlngt; Celtics 155, Bombers8-7, [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire possibly facing its effects (60 min ) 1 1 ;30P M ® (.4® Nightline (CC) Lakers IIB.Buna 116 Marshall, Manuel Padell. 1965. Tennessee turned back No. 7 Long Beach Goolles— Pittsburgh, Young, 11-90 (34 League. Placed Edwin Correa and Jose Knlcks57, Huskies 7-8. Bullets69,76ers69. Astrograph [U S A ] Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs shofs-30 saves). New York, Vonbles- Guzmon, pitchers, on the 21-day disabled list. Twins 10. Red Sox 9 suspect a Chilean chief of police in a double State for the second time this season. 94-80, to brouck, 28-184 (31-26) Notional Leooue PHOENIX (116) Midget all-stars murder case. (60 min.) win the East at Bowling Green, Kentucky. A— 17,489. Chambers 5211-111, Corbin 44 4412, West Bolton Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Linesmen— Ron CHICAGO CUBS— Optioned Mike Har- 020 022 111— 9 IS 0 88 00 16, Hornacek 48 OO 8,K.Johnson Mahoney- Mahoney 39 ( Dan Caronoelo 9, Mhwiesoto gun nm -g - j , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not to make 7 :3 0 P M ® Entertainment Tonight Bridgette Gordon scored 33 points as the Vols Asselstine, Swede Knox. kev. Dean Wilkins and Les Loncaster, 3W OK 003— 10 13 1 8-18 10-10 26, Ed.Johnson 12-1849 29. Molerle Peter Santos 8) Community V 27 (Mike this an all work and no play day. Relax­ Fans of gory horror films. (In Stereo) withstood two runs by the 49ers. They won the pitchers, ond Doug Doscenzo. outfielder, to Gordner Woodword (7 TSlilS (6), Iowa of the American Association. Sent Reid 6-131-214, Dunn02000.Totols47-932026116. Slgno 8, Damon Dampler 6, Ben Howrovd Anderson, i % u r ing a bit shouldn't be viewed as frivo­ ® d® Jeopardy! (CC). Coming April 10 alsoplovedwell) Shletas (6), Gonzalez (8) ond Horper. game at the foul line, where they were Nichols, Inflelder, to their minor-league L.A. LAKERS (118) lous, Instead think of It as something es­ ® Kate & Allie (CC). Flames?, BlackhawksS comp for reosslgnment. W -^o n za le z, 18. L— Murphy, 83. HRs— 38-for-48. while Long Beach State was 6 of 7. Green 57 2-2 8. Worthy 12-19 2-2 26, ^Birthday sential tor refreshing your psyche. C IN C IN N ATI REDS— Sold the contract of as INN News Abdul-Jabbor 494712,Ea.Johnson11-2212-13 PeeWea pool tourney Glodoen (2). VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Don't be Maryland earned its trip to the Final Four by Jeff Treodwov, second baseman, to the d® M*A*S*H Colgarv 2 2 3— 7 Atlanta Broves. Sent Jeff Gray, pitcher; Doug 34, Scott 11-16 5325,Cooper 2-5006, Thompson overly concerned today as lo how a par­ beating host Texas, 79-71. in the West Region 0-2 1-2 1, Woolrldge 2-5 24 6.Totals 4585 1. Brent Rideout, 2. Monte Greene, 3. Tim Chicago 1 3 1— 8 (Jwosdz, catcher, and Van Snider, outfielder, Deioney. Expos 3. Meta 2 d® Win. Lose or Draw First Period— 1, Colgory, Gllmour 25 26-X118. March 28, 1989 ticular situation in which you're involved final at the Erwin Special Events Center before to their minor-league complex for reassign­ ® NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Mon­ (NIeuwendvk, Moclnnls), 6:46 (oo). 2, Phoenix 25 23 34 86— 116 (lOinnings) Is going to work out. Keep visualizing a a crowd of 12.874. ment. treal Canadians (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Chicogo, Lormer 41 (Graham, Sovord), M O N TR EA L EXPOS— Sent Alonzo Powell, L.A. Ldkors 34 25 28 31— 118 The greater portions of your energies positive ending and proceed toward It. NEWS Midget pool tournament 10:05. 3, Calgary, Hrdlno 22 (Loob), 13:42. outfielder, to their mlnor-leogue complex for 5Polnt goals— Cooper 2, Ed.Johnson, and attention are likely to be devoted to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This is a good a® Cosby Show |CC). (In Stereo) Penalties— Peollnskl, Col (cross­ Molerle. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— 1. Ryan Olschetskle, 2. John Gorman, 3. Mew YorK (N) OK 101 OK 8 -2 7 1 1 reassignment, Phoenix 44 (Ed.Johnson 8), Los Angeles 55 adding to your worldly goods In the year day to catch up on matters that require d S Newhart (CC). Part 2 of 2. checking), 3:19; Lormer,Chi (holding),6:32; P H ILA D E LP H IA P H ILLIES — Sold the RIchordDownlng. ™ OK 1—3 12 0 Bay Shore to Houston (Green 12). Assists— Phoenix 29 Oledo, Aose (7), Myers (9) and Carter. some form of communication. Clear up Glynn, Cal, molor (fighting),8:30; Sutter, Chi, controct of John Russell, catcher, to the ahead. Your prospects look very en­ [A & E] World of Survival molor (fighting), 8:30; VIncelette, Chi (K.Johnson 16), Lot Angeles 31 Lyons (7). R.Johnson, (Vrrdner (8) ond Atlonto Braves. Optioned Marvin Free­ couraging, provided you proceed in an old correspondence or, al the very [C N N ] Crossfire NEW YORK (AP) — Laffit Pincay never had (holding), 17:16; Loob, Col (roughing), (Ea. Johnson 18). Total fouls— Phoenlx23,Los Junior pool tournament Rtzoerold, Pevey (8). W -G o rd ner, 1-1. WEATHER man and Alex Madrid, pitchers, to Scranton- least, make some of those phone calls 19:12; Presley, Chi (roughing), 19:12. Angeles 19. A — 17,505. L— Myers, 1-2. orderly fashion. [T M C ] Firstworks Interviews, film clips to lay the whip on Houston. All he did was push Wllkes-Barre of the International 1. Chris Redd, 2. DonCarlln. you've been putting oft. and behind-the-scenes footage highlight the buttons, and now the Kentucky Derby League. Sent Bob Sebra, pitcher, outright to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Lady Luck Second Period— 4, Chicogo, Sovord 23 Scronton-Wllkes-Borre of the Interna­ DodgersS.Bravead ARIES (March 21-April 19) Things the early works of director Oliver Stone. shapes up as more than just a one-horse race, (Creighton, Presley), 7:11 (pp). 5, Chl- tional League. NCAA tourney glance should run very smoothly for you today tends to favor you today where your cogo, Creighton 22 (Sovord, Lormer), PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Acoulred Jay material Interests are concerned, but 8 :0 0 P M ® Live-In (CC) Danny must SPORTS A lightly raced son of Triple Crown winner if you treat whatever occurs philosophi­ 7:26 (pp). 6, Chicogo, Graham 31 Bell, shortstop, from the Cleveland AlUxita 010 IK 028-4 7 1 cancel his date when Lisa thinks she may (T.Murroy, Pong), 11:40 (sh). 7, Calgary, G olf cally. If you tell yourself that all will work she might not treat those with whom Seattle Slew. Houston made his 3-year-old Indians for Felix Fermln, shortstop. BAST REGIONAL ** “I—S 10 0 need the car because the baby's sick (In debut on Saturday, winning the $115,000 Bay Romoge 3 (Loob, Hrdlno), 15:55 (pp). 8, Optioned Rick Reed and Mike Walker, SemHInolt Z.Smith. Boever (8), Alvarez (9) ond out well, and truly believe it, the end re­ you're involved as kindly. Call the shots Stereo) Colgory, Mullen 45 (Mocoun), 18:52. pitchers, end Tom Prince, cotcher, to Buffalo At East Rutherford, N.J. Benrtict, MIzerock (8); Belcher. Pena(8) sults should reflect this. Know where to in joint ventures. Penalties— Glynn, Col (Interference), ® Joel Siegel's Road to the Academy Shore at Aqueduct by Wfy lengths and ending a of the American Assoclotlon. Sent Tito Prldoy, March 36 andDemosey.W-Peno,28.L-Alvorez, 2-2. look for romance and you'll find it. The SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Avoid 2:16; Mocoun, Cal (roughing), 3:47; Duke 87, Minnesota 70 Awards Nominee interviews, critics' picks lot of mystery about the D. Wayke Lukas- Landrum and Reggie Wlllloms. out­ Tallwood HRs— Atlanta, Cant (2), Perry (1). people today you know from past expe­ Graham, Chi (roughing), 3:47; Fleurv, Cal fielders, to their mlnor-leogue comp for Georgetown 69, North Carolina State 61 Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly re­ and behind-the-scenes Oscar night prepar­ While \bu're trained colt. (hooking), 6:29; Vernon, Col, served by reosslgnment. Acaulred Lou Thornton, Champlenshto LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Ken Comer veals which sign are romantically per­ riences who tend to make heavy de­ ations with "Good Morning America ' PepllnskI (sloshing), 6:29; Moclnnls, Cal, outfielder, from the Mllvraukee Brewersto At Eost Ruthtfterd, N.J. ford 77, Joe Poulin 81, Jim Bldwell 81. Nel- fect for you. Mail $2 lo Matchmaker, c/o mands on your time and talents. You'll movie critic Joel Siegel. (60 min.) “ He’s a very special horse” said Pincay, a misconduct, 7:11; Wilson, Chi (hooking), complete the Atarch 17 trode that sent Ruben Sunday, March 26 Phll Daly 73, Richard Desnovers 74, Bob Yankees 3, Orioles 2 not be effective If you feel weighted ® M O V IE: 'Spartacus' A gladiator rebel five-time Eclipse Award winner asthenation’s 7:37; Fleurv, Col (sloshlng),9;26: Wilson,Chi Duke 85, Georgetown 77 Thornton 76, Art St. Louis 77, Ed Stone 78, this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ Rodrlguez.cotcher.totheBrewers. Assigned down. escapes from slavery and witti an army of top jockey, “ He’s a push-button horse. He goes (holding), 10:25; T.Murroy, Chi (hook­ Tony Chance and Bernie Totls, out­ Mark Dennis 81, Len Belanoer81. Bgross- land. OH 44101-3428. ing), 14:37. Peollnskl, Col, molor (fight­ SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Chet Lukas U , Carl MIkolowskv 91, Don ■ o lti™ re 010 OK K I - 2 S 2 Not slaves, challenges the awesome might of S'till Awake fielders, to the Mexico City Reds. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An impor­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) N W YOIK (A ) 000 2M M x -3 6 0 out there and he does his job and loves to run. ing), 17:22; Presley, Chi, molor(flghtlng), SamHlnots Wennik 72, Fronk Glantonlo 76, Pete Ramey tant career objective can be achieved what you do lor yourself, but what you imperial Rome. Kirk Douglas. Laurence Oli­ “ He might be the best 3-year-old I ever 17:22. SAN FRANCISCO G IAN TS— Purctwisod At Lexmoton, Ky. 76, Roy Bell 76, Pete Wrobel 78, Russ Hornlsch, M.Smlth (7) ond Tettleton; vier, Jean Simmons. 1960. Part 2 of 2. Third Period— 9, Chicogo. Lormer 42 Thursday, March 23 Hw kins, Guettermon (8), McClillers (9) and today, but not necessarily on the first unselfishly do for others will afford you the contracts of Jeff Brantley, pitcher; Ed Davidson K . C gross- Frank Schultz 91, Bob (iT) Preseason Baseball: Montreal Expos rode” (Wilson, Crelghtoni. 2:14 (pp). 10, Calgary. Jurak, Inflelder, and James Steels, Virginia 86, Oklahoma X Chombers 97, Net- Frank Kronetz X , Ray Slought. W -^ o w k ln i, 38. L -H o rn ltc h , try. When you encounter resistance, the greatest satisfaction today. Let your vs. N ew York Yankees (2 hrs., 30 min.) Mullen 46 (AAacInnIs, NIeuwendvk), 12:07. outfielder, from Phoenix of the Pacific Michigan 92, North Corollna 87 Demers 73, Gerry Blanchard 73. Joe Barter cV’' HR-New York, use this as a motive to increase your compassionate instincts govern your Lukas, who has earned more money than any 1), Calgary, Mullen 47 (Patterson, Mocoun), Slought (I). (Live) Coast League. Chamdtonshlp 77, Bill Colhoun77, Gene Flelschheur77, determination. behavior. other trainer ever, already has called Houston 14:47. 12, Calgary, Mullen 48 (Patterson, BASKETBALL At Lexlnaton, Ky. TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Ken (1® MOVIE: 'The Loch Ness Horror' Hun­ Vernon), 18:27. Penoltles— NIeuwendvk, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) If there the best horse he’s trained, and now it looks like Notional Basketball Association Saturday, AAorch 25 Comerford-John Nellgon 74, Lou MMIer- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This could be ters lament the futile attempts at finding Col (holding), 2:08; Graham, Chi (trip­ was something important you wanted lo LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS— Waived Michigan 103, Virginia 65 Don Home75, Joe Poulln-DIck Desnayer7S. a fortunate day for you regarding in­ the Loch Ness monster over the decades. WnCNewsatlO some real competiton looms for early favorite ping),4:34. Net- Chet Lukas-Don Wennik 65, Jim Greg Kite, center. Placed Reggie Wllll­ volvements that you share with partners do yesterday, but had lo postpone until Sandy Kenyon. Mike McKenzie, Barry Shots on gool— Colgory 11-19-15— 45. Chl- oms, guard, on the Inlured list. MIDWEST REGIONAL Tymon-Gerry Blanchard 65, Ray Demers- Radio, T V Easy Goer in the May 6 Kentucky Derby. today, you could be rather lucky now if Buchanan 1982. cogo 11-12-9— 32. NEW YORK KNICKS— Activated Mork Semifinatt Frank Kronetz 66. Pete Ramev-Chet Lukas or associates. Put "we," not "me," “ Houston might be a champion ” said jockey Power-play Opportunities— Colgary 2 of 6; Jackson, guard, from the Inlured list. At Minneapolis 67, Cim Keune-Art St. Louis 67, Lou foremost In your thoughts. you give this matter top priority. Chicago 3 of 6. d® MOVIE. The Eagle Has Landed' The Nick Santagata, whose second-place Mr. Ploced Greg Butler, center, on the Inlured Prtday, Morch 36 Fortin-Frank Schultz 68, Ted Chambers CANCER (June 21-July 22) There could PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Challenges Nazis try to kidnap Winston Churchill in on Goalies— Colgary, Vernon, 354-5 (32 list. Illinois O , Louisville 69 Gene FleltchheurU. TONIGHT Nickenson finished 10‘/i lengths behind Hous­ shots-27 saves). Chicago, Pang, 10-11-6 be some very interesting developments tend to awaken your better qualities to­ attempt to end the war without being obli­ HOCKEY Syracuse 83, Missouri X BEST IS— Ron BoslleSf, Randy Thornton 7p.m.-NITsemltlnoLMIchloonSlatevs. day. Instead of plaguing you with WTICTV ton in the seven-furlong race, Outsider Wee (45-38). Notional Hockoy Loamio Champlonshia X . Net- Ed Stone 52, John Yetlshefskv 54, St. Louis, ESPN today that will enable you to further terated Michael Came, Donald Sutherland, A — 16,591. doubts, they should Infuse you with op­ Stark was third. P ITTSB U R G H PEN G U IN S— Recalled At Minneapolis Mork Dennis 55, Ed McLougniln 55, Sal 0p.m .— Yankees vs. Expos, Channel 11 your personal ambitions. When you see Robert Duvall. 1977. Referee— Te rry Gregson. Linesmen— Frank Pletrongelo, goalie, from Muskegon Sunday, March 26 Russo 56, Steve Schochner 56, Ted Bldsko 57 9 p.m. — N IT semifinal: St, John's vs. the first glimmer of opportunity, grab it timism. telling you that you can suc­ d® (3® ALF (CC) ALF and Jake suggest Ryan Boiak, Bob Hodges. of the Internotlonal Hockey Leogue. Illinois X , Syracuse M B grots- Roy Bell 62, Rick BorkowskI 62, Bob Alabomo-BIrmlngnam. ESPN and hang on. ceed. Believe your Instincts. Brian camp out to overcome his fear of the MANCHESTER HEKAi.D Monday, March 27, 1989 — 17 SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT 'N' CARLYl E by Larry Wright FOCUS/Advicc Teen drivers are urged to use their heads

DEAR ABBY: I am your parents will decorate a little tree try to do something to stop this enclosing “ paid notice” to put next to your cemetery marker carnage that appeared in The The smiles around the Thanksgiving How successful we are will depend Raleigh (N.C.) Times. table will never be as wide. Mother’s on you: that means each of you Perhaps you can use it Dear Abby Day ... Father’s Day ... your birthday exercising your unique “ power” — oF frifc 2m^^r in your column. My wife ... the first warm day of .spring will and using peer pressure to convince and I thought it was vey Abigail Van Buren always cause your parents to think of your friends to do likewise If we moving and deserved what might have been succeed, it will mean that all these AP photo nationawide exposure. One year ago today, we buried our teen-agers, and our son Jack, haven t We hope you agree. teen-age son Jack. Jack was killed in died in vain. READ THROUGH — Actors Tom LORI AND KEVIN an automobile accident. The accident BARBARA AND JACK RATZ SR , Selleck, Kim Novak and Jimmy Stewart 3'>-7 SHANNON. was a direct result of ignoring the RALEIGH pause for a moment late Saturday £3 RALEIGH of the teen-agers killed. Maybe they Sheila wanted a romantic vacation; Bert posted speed limit. Jack was a great during a read tnrougn of the script for wanted to fish. They compromised. were speeding, or passed illegally, or kid, and we could not have asked for a DEAR SHANNONS: I agree, and so ignored a stop sign, or tried to beat a DEARBARBARA AND JACK: My the upcoming Academy Awards. The 1989 by NEA. Inc better son. However, a few seconds of did Claude Sitton, my “ boss” at The red light. You cried for them, went to bad judgment, whether caused by heart goes out to you in your sorrow. event is slated for Wednesday in Los Raleigh Times: Here’s the piece: their funerals, participated at mem­ inexperience or a sense of “ teen-age The piece you wrote is indeed Angeles Message to teen-age drivers from orial services held for them at school. powerful and a fitting memorial to BUQ8 BUNNY by Warner Bros. immortality,’’ or both, cost Jack his the parents of a deceased teen-age And then got into your car and did the life. There is no pain on this Earth your son. Jack Jr 3-n I LIKE YOUR 3 -0 TV ^ driver same thing because it could never that’s worse than losing a child This 1 hope editors of high school (and SET, TORKY b u t i s n 't You have a power that no one else on happen to you! tragedy will haunt us for the rest of college) papers will feel it's woi’thy of PEOPLE THERE SOMETHING- Earth possesses. Your teachers, the We want to tell you about another our lives. And every week more printing If so. consider this I ELSE ON BE SIPES police, the governor, the president — group that doesn’t have your ■permission” H o W '^ T M E c: a t a p u l t ( < s o o p > / ) ^ W«eSTL(W&.’ parents must face the dreaded Star suffered breakdown C O M lN < 9 , lliC ^ Y E P P I E ? none of them have this power; only “ power,” and that’s your parents. realization that they will never see 1 know this piece will be clipped and you have it.This “ power” is the power When you leave this Earth, your their child again on this Earth - saved by many. And God willing, 8______. ^ 7 NEW YORK (AP) — Actress Kristy not to kill yourself while behind the parents remain behind. They are left never to kiss them, never to laugh some lives will be saved McNichol refused to continue working on the wheel of an automobile. This “ power” behind to grieve over your premature with them, never to hold them close. movie “ Just the Way You Are” in 1982 and is the power not to kill others with the death. They are also left behind to Never again. rumors flew that she was a drug addict, an car you’re driving. This “ power” is grieve for the future that you’ll never Last month, three local teen-agers alcoholic or a manic depressive. the power not to be a victim of the experience for yourself — your high The facts about drugs, AIDS, and how to were killed in an accident; the two prevent unwanted pregnancy are all In She denies the rumors, telling this week’s slaughter of teen-age drivers on our school graduation, your wedding, brothers are buried next to Jack, Abby's new expanded booklet, "W hat Every People magazine that it was an emotional roadways. your first child. There will never be When we saw these three kids lying Teen Should Know." To order, send your money order for S3.50 to . Dear Abby's Teen breakdown that caused her to leave the set. You’ve all seen the stories in the another vacation where the “ whole ” side by side in the cemetery on Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris. Ill “ I was totally out of control,” said McNichol, LI’L ABNER by Al Capp newspaper. Many of you were friends family goes on a trip. On Christmas, Valentine’s Day. we knew we had to 61054 (Postage Is Included.) 26. I wanted to please everybody all the time. I was making my mom happy. And then I WIT OF THE WORLD found out later that wasn't making me happy,” she said A friend took her to a psychiatrist who How will Americans finance advised her not to go on with the movie, her eighth m six years She finished the movie a year latei Once a star on the TV series “Family,” a college education in future McNichol is back in prime time starring in NBC's Empty Nest ’ Even assum­ same return, of course, noi are ing that infla­ maturity periods of the same Aspiring country star tion remains in duration You must shop around NASHVILLE. Tenn, (AP) - Keith Whitley a modeate to fit your personal needs. If your says he doesn’t remember when he wanted to range in the Sylvia child will be ready for college in be anything but a country singer. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson next 10 to 25 15 years, you'll want a "zero” ” I grew up listening to my mother’s years, the cost that will come due in 14 years. collection of Hank Williams, George Jones and VDUU3AD6IX-rKNTOI06, Porter r owe MY 9000 of tuition at pri­ Depending on their term, munici­ Marty Robbins records.” said the Sandyhook, AM'wHmA (ser? TDTH'COfTee'POTfOOL.' vate universi­ pal zeros can multiply tax-free by Ky., native. -dik. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake ____ Jk____ ilk______i l l l k ^ ties and col­ five, 10 or even 20 times by Whitley was 13 when he met another aspiring leges — now maturity. Kentucky bluegrass musician, Ricky Skaggs, hovering at Keep in mind that interest at a fiddlers’ convention in Ezell, Ky. Skaggs about $20,000 a year — will double bonds are issued by state and joined Whitley’s band, the East Kentucky or triple. State universities also local governments. They work in payments on these bonds are deferred until the date of matur Mountain Boys will see sizable tuition hikes. As a a manner similar to U.S. Savings “I laid my country music aside for quite a result, financing a college educa­ Bonds the increase in value is ity and they can be bought at a steep discount because buyers while .. because bluegrass audiences didn’t tion will become increasingly achieved al maturity, but the care to hear it But it just kept haunting me,” difficult for millions of American yield is generally higher than are foregoing income for the life of the instrument — with the goal Whitley said. families. How can they meet this U.S. Savings Bonds and the Whitley in 1972 formed the New Tradition, challenge? capital appreciation is exempt of receiving a big lump sum at the end The choice depends on your later known as the Country Store. In 1978, he When money is being invested from federal taxes. teamed with J.D Crowe and the New South for children, even the most ■'Zeros’ are particularly at­ specific family situation, al­ ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue aggressive investor avoids risk­ tractive to investors who don’t though most will want to consider ing principal — especially when it need regular income, but will discounted zeros that mature Atwater returns barbs I TELL YOU, after the child reaches age 14, TH IS FA R T involves something so important need a large sum of money in the OF TH' DRILL Dr. G ott in this competitive world as a future to pay for such items as thus avoiding the “ kiddie tax” on CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Republican REALLY the unearned income of children National Chairman Lee Atwater let fly some FROSTS m e ! Peter Gott, M.D. college education. So one option college tuition. worth serious consideration is the “ What makes zero coupon under that age. barbs of his own following a roast by South zero coupon municipal bond. municipal bonds so attractive is Carolina Republicans. Now that fixed rates of return You already should be familiar the fact that they re invest every “ Mama always told me don’t attack have risen to around 9 percent, with the so-called ‘kiddie tax.” It penny of return, they do it unarmed people — especially in a battle of these bonds are much more was enacted by Congress as part immediately and automatically, wits,” he told the more than 1,000 people at attractive investments than they of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 and and they do it ai a guaranteed Saturday night’s event. were a year ago, and should states that, if .your child is under rate,” Appelbaum observes. Atwater also poked fun at himself. He said he age 14 by the end of a tax year and appeal to crash-chastened inves­ was glad to be back in Charleston, noting he Ask your doctor “The effect of interest earning on tors wary of short-term fluctua­ has investment income in excess interest is an excellent way to spent the first five years of his life there. tions, investors who are looking of $1,000, that child is taxed at the build wealth safely.” “ I learned from George Bush that the more for an investment that is safe, parents’ rate. The initial investment need not places you call home, the more votes you get,” to cut down drug simple and predictable. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom “ However, zero coupon munici­ be large. For example, if you he said DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband has had several pal bonds are exempt from invest $5,000 today for your How should you use “ zeros?” Gov Carroll Campbell said, “ I often strokes, a heart attack and has a pacemaker. He federal income taxes and, in newborn child, at maturity in 18 For future college costs, of wondered what Lee would be when he grew up. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook goes for pro time every two weeks and his blood is some cases, from state and local years your investment would be course, free from re-investment I’m still wondering” getting thicker. He takes Coumadin, Inderal, taxes as well,” says Michael S worth about $20,000 al today’s risk, but also as part of an Dilantin, Lanoxina and Lasix as needed. His head Appelbaum, vice president of rates. investor’s total approach to WEflDV.' OM tEHftUp c VoO flow HeCMB A FlMALLV, MASKlHfr TAP£ ^ F(?R OHiVES.' hurts most of the time, worse right before his Shearson Lehman Hutton in New With tax-free "zeros,” you can wealth-building through owner­ Governor had dyslexia OF AUW WoflKlNG- ? eRlEFOASF COVFReD FOR WHEt^YoD'RE 6EIH&- SOME REASoM. AL60 HERR To pro-time. He wants to stop the Coumadin but his York. “ They pay no interest and realize as much as 25 times your ship of real estate equities, MoThERSi, I HEREgV £ WITH CRAVonl marks, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Gov. Gaston ToRM APART ^ETiOEEfJ E^tHADSTeD. REPOSSESS doctor is reluctant. What do you think? therefore can be purchased at a original investment. For exam­ commodities, tangibles and OoeucomE VdO To f A O0rFiT"0)irH Caperton says he couldn't read a comic book VbdR HOME AHD CAREER! &E0. substantial discount from their ple, a purchase of 150 $1,000 bonds bonds, and as an important part ooa RANKSi/ APPl£5AUC,£ STAiMS, A DEAR READER: The prothrombin time (pro when he was growing up because he suffered HOW DO VoO FEEL? maturity value, which allows a of a tax-exempt buying program. MAP OF FAsr-FfVD JOINTS time) is a blood test that measures the speed of at $40 each, scheduled to mature from dyslexia, a disability that jumbles letters -V relatively small investment to in 30 years, would appreciate If you are beginning an invest­ iM T he AWA... blood coagulation. and numbers in a person’s mind. To treat certain illnesses, such as strokes or grow for the future at a known, tax-free to $150,000 — 25 times the ment. program including tax- “ I was smart enough that I was able to fool ( thromboses (blood clots), some practitioners fixed rate.” original investment. exempt bonds, make zero cou­ my way through for a while,” Caperton said in choose to prescribe medicine to retard blood Tax free zero coujion municipal “ Zeros” don’t all produce the pons a prime choice. an interview. “ I remembered when all the FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves coagulation, in hopes of preventing recurrences. other kids in the neighborhood would read the Coumadin is such a drug. It interferes with the funny books and I couldn’t. I just sort of looked ^ CAN TAfcf X'/M process of blood clotting and has been said to make at the pictures.” the blood “ thinner,” a misnomer because the blood Eventually, his parents caught on and began fo/? FAlLuHP It J^icsHT <>F WAy. isn’t thinned at all; it’s simply less likely to clot. The Stolen credit card charges an extensive catch-up program for him. By the THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr prothrombin time is affected by Coumadin: The time he reached high school, the problem was CWHT ] HEY, CbHTears! Toting Easter candy, the 48-year-oId interna­ headaches, especially just before his blood test. You stolen. I don’t know when it was stolen — it could The value of an old automobile is goverened by tional star visited children and their families NORTH should ask the doctor about this. Perhaps your have been eight or nine months ago. The last time I many factors — as are the values of coins, stamps Sunday in the cancer ward at Children’s ♦ J 4 Bridge husband’s blood pressure is too high or he has some remember seeing the card was last summer. and other collectibles. Condition, rarity and skill in Hospital in Los Angeles. ▼ H 6 4 3 other medical condition that could cause What am I to do? restoration are just some of the variables. ♦ K fi 3 headaches. B.W., And it requires an expert to tell you whether you ♦ K 9 l> 5 If he truly wishes to stop the Coumadin (and the BROOKLYN, N Y. have an “A" car that is the top of the line or a car in Ry James Jacoby WEST prothrombin tests), your husband can ask the EAST will need to hold three diamonds. So "C ” condition that isn’t as valuable. 4 9 6 3 ♦ A K (J 10 8 5 doctor for a substitute medication. South took the classic approach to after losing two spade tricks, declarer DEAR B.W.: Not to worry. You are responsible You don’t use an "A ” car to tool around to the Our Language ▼ J 9 7 2 4 Q 10 For instance, aspirin is considered by many for a maximum of $50 per card. If you notify the grocery store. It is only taken out for shows and, ♦ 7 ♦ 5 2 showing his good hand after East had should win the ace of hearts, play king experts to be a satisfactory anti-coagulatn — safer issuer before any charges are made, you have no indeed, is never driven on a public highway. ♦ J B 4 3 2 ♦ Q 10 opened the bidding. After making a of diamonds and then finesse against takeout double, he bid his own long the diamond queen in the East hand. CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt than Coumadin because it is milder — for chronic responsiblity. In any case, your maximium Conversely, a ” C” automobile might be used for a Ashen appears very pale, as if drained of color. SOt'TH suit. Since North had two working high When that works, there is nothing use in patients who have had strokes and heart exposure is $50. recreational vehicle to give the owner pleasure. This adjective, derived from ash, shouldn’t be used ♦ 7 2 cards (the minor-suit kings), he raised more to do than play out all of the attacks. Since you seldom use the card, I can understand The difference in cost between an “ A” and a “ C” unless there’s a burning need. 4 A K 5 to four diamonds. South then tried four trumps. Poor West can make four safe how this might happen, but you should make a point ♦ A J 10 9 8 4 DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve discovered that after car can be staggering. Age is not the only criterion. Grate rubs against or grinds. Even children can hearts. North wisely bid five dia­ discards — a spade, two clubs, and one ♦ A 7 eating licorice it acts on me like a laxative. It sure to check from time to time to see that the cards are There are many newer automobiles manufactured spell the past tense of grate — after all, it’s G-rated. monds, and that put the burden of heart. But when the last diamond is tastes better than the other stuff. Is there any harm in your possession. in the '50s that command far higher prices than Vulnerable: Neither playing the hand on South. If you were played, he must let go a heart or a Dealer: East in this? In the meantime sleep tighj, because the most you Model T Fords manufactured in the ’20s. QUESTION: No one else can give me a straight declarer and had nothing other than club, either discard turning one of de­ canin lose is $50, and I’m sure you can handle that. If you are serious about this hobby, you should the bidding to guide you, how should clarer’s losers into a winner DEAR READER: Licorice does act like a answer; When you table a proposal, do you discuss it W est N o rth Fla St read any one of a number of publications devoted to .South you logically play to make this 11- Normally it is better percentage to laxative in some people. However, it has two or don’t you? 1 4 Ul)l DEAR BRUCE: I know one of your hobbies is old trick contract? play for the drop of the trump queen drawbacks: By adding calories, sweetened licorice the subject and familiarize yourself with the various Pass 2 4 2 4 3 ♦ automobiles. I have a chance to buy a car made in The answer rests in what you need when you are missing only four cards. may be inappropriate for diabetics and patients values. ANSWER: Watch out for the verb table. In the 3 ♦ 4 ♦ f>a.ss 4 4 1937 from a neighbor who collects and restores old For now I would approach it as an activity to enjoy Pass 5 ♦ Pass I'ass to find to have any chance of avoiding But here West has to hold four hearts with a weight problem; also, licorice can cause United States, you table something by putting it Pass a heart loser Since East has long and five clubs for the two-suit squcexc cars. Aside from whatever fun I may get out of rather than an investment. But when you become aside or postponing action. In Britain, however, hypertension in some people. driving it, are these cars good investments? spades, there is a chance that West to operate. That’s why it is right to Therefore, before committing to the regular use familiar with the marketplace, you might wish to table means “ present for discussion." I’d avoid this Opening lead ♦ 3 may hold length in both hearts and hope that East holds Q-x-x of dia­ of licorice, I urge you first to check with your doctor N.T., consider investing in something other than the verb, unless your audience knows which table ST. LOUIS. clubs. For that condition to exist, East monds, and play accordingly and obtain his approval. pleasure this hobby can afford. you’re using. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 27, 1989 — Ig

LEGAL NOTICE 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 27 1989 TOWN OF ANDOVER I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS FINAL ACTION OF THE INLAND WETLANDS FOR RENT FOR RENT COMMISSION The Inland Wetlands Commission ot Andover, Connecticut held a meeting on March 13,1989 at which tim e the following Eastern seeks new pilots Workers who left in strike 1 A Spccioli^D^f! MANCHESTER - Two M ANCHESTER. Second action was token; e bedroom flat, lease floor, 2 bedrooms, Application of Ronald Belanger for a house site on Lake­ BUSINESS MIAMI (AP) — Eastern Airlines embarked I and security. No pets! heat, and appliances. side Drive was approved with conditions. today on a two-pronged attempt to get its planes $625. per month, plus No pets. $600 plus se­ Application of Ernest J. Reed for a 7 lot subdivision on Comollo heads Law Day airborne after much of the strikebound carrier’s VIDEO I CARPENTRY/ I MISCELLANEOUS utilities. 646-3618. curity. 646-3979. Bunker Hilt Rood was approved. fleet sat idle over the traditionally busy and find life after Eiectric Boat TAFINO REMODELINO m ELECTRICAL SERVICES Application of Michael 8, Jodi Conway and James Gor­ man for a ten lot subdivision, Henley Farm Estates, on Attorney Bruce J. Comollo of the Manchester profitable Easter weekend. INVITATION TO BID Boston Hill Rood was approved. GROTON (AP) — Like many of Many workers are glad they said. “ It’s a multibillion dollar WEDDING videos by INVITATION TO BID law firm of Garrity. Diana. Conti & Houck will DUMAS ELECTRIC The Manchester Public More detailed Information can be found in the Minutes of the The Miami-based airline was planning to argue the 1.800 workers who have left left Electric Boat, said Joseph W. operation and when they come to Royal Wedding Con- CARPENTRY WORK HAWKES TREE SERVICE Schools solicits bids for CUS­ The Manchester Public head the 1889 Law Day observance in this area. Schools solicits bids for L I­ meeting on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office in federal court today that its 3,600 pilots have the Electric Boat shipyard since Messier, MTC president. paying the help, I think they’re ceots. 649-3642. All Phaaet Service changes, addi­ Buckat, truck S chippar. Stump TODIAL SUPPLIES for the Building. The May I observance will focus on the Framing, Roofa. Siding, Trim. ramoval. Fraa aatlmataa. 19M-19f6 school year. Sealed BRARY FURNITURE for the last July. Kevin Beeney of ‘‘They’re not saying. ‘I quit and cheap.” tional wiring and re­ 19tf-19f0 school year. Sealed Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 27th day of March, 1989. importance of every individual’s right to use been engaging in an illegal strike and should be Ragittarad 6 Fully Inaurad Special conaldaratlon tor bids will be received until Norwich once never imagined Joseph Houlihan quit Electric pairs on existing April 12, 1M9, 2:00 p.m., at bids will be received until the justice system regardless of his or her ordered back to work. I made a big mistake and I’m Vary Aaatonab/a P ricu ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION quitting the huge defense Boat last May because he he UWNCARE homes. Quality work at aldarty and htndicappad. which time they will be pub­ April 6, I f t f , 2:00 p.m., at Steven Fish, socioeconomic situation, according to attorney coming back,’’’ Messier said. Outtlty Work / Fraa Farlmalat licly opened. The right Is re­ which tim e they will be pub­ Chairman The airline also planned to start 40 to 50 newly contractor. ■feared the impending strike. With affordable prices. Enti­ licly opened. The right Is re­ Joel Janenda. president of the Manchester Bar ‘‘I’ve been told a few have come 6 4 7-7S 5 3 served to relect any and oil 059-03______hired replacement pilots on a six-week training But when his union, part of the back, but I don’t think it’s a a house in New London, car and HeMari lawn mainte­ 74 2 .15 79 _ rely owner operated. bids. Specifications and bid served to relect any and all Association. forms may be secured at the bids. Specifications and bid course this morning, company spokeswoman Metal Trades Council, went on significant number” motorcycle payments, plus a nance, apring clean up, Call $.R. ILANCMARD, 27 years exp. Call Jo­ forms may be secured at the INVITATION TO BIO Comollo said the Manchester Law Day Business Office 45 North HOUSINO AUTHORITY OF THE TOWN OF A Karen Ceremsak said. mowing, fertilizing, Business Office, 45 N. School strike last summer. Beeney had Electric Boat officials have baby girl to support, he and his. MC. for all your Businea- seph Dumas B46-S253. School Street, Manchester, MANCHESTER Committee will seek the help of local schools perking lot cleaning, s/Homaownar needs VINYL SIDING A CT. Street, Manchester, CT. to scramble to find a job to pay the said that attrition is high and that wife, Diane, had too much to lose j The Housino Authority of the Town of Monchester will re­ and other institutions to inform citizens of Routes from the airline’s Miami hub to the gutter cleaning. from new conatruction 060-03 074-03 efforts to make the justice system accessible Northeast and from Florida to the Caribbean bills. many of its new hires will be in an extended strike. | 649-7593 I HEATING/ REPUCEMENT WINDOWS ceive bids for Additions and Alterations to existing Housino A carpenter, he started his own “ It’s the smartest thing I ever| to altering & remodel­ PLUMBING Authority Office, and Repairs to Decks on Residential Build­ and affordable. were the most heavily traveled on Easters past, going through its apprentice ing. Price competitive Expertly Installed. LEGAL NOTICE ings until 11 ;00 A.M . on Tuesday the 18th day of April, 1989, at "and of course they’re not running them now,’’ remodeling business and now. programs to learn shipyard did,” says Houlihan, now an SPRING Clean Up and quality la a must. TOWN OF MANCHESTER the office ot the Housino Authority of the Town of Manches­ Please call Paul Ryder REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS ter at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened Ceremsak said. The airline has been operating like some of his former co­ trades. employee of Wescorp. Inc., a Dathatching. Bush Several references PJ’i Plumliing, Huling 6 and read aloud. Businesses get reminder workers. Beeney says he won’t go While the MTC attrition rate manufacturing company in East Trimming^. Edging. at 742-0018. The Town of Manchester Is seeking Qualification State­ Proposed forms of contract documents. Including plans and less than 10 percent of its daily pre-strike available. Call 742-1082 Air Conditioning ments from Architectural and Design Professionals for teo- back to the shipyard that builds includes those who were fired, Lyme. Mowing. Commercial for Immediate response. Bolters, pumps, hot watar specifications are on file at the office of the Housing Author­ WETHERSFIELD — More than 90.000 Connec­ schedule of 1,040 flights. equipped. Conaclent- slblllty studies and cost analyses for the following two (2) ity of the Town of Manchester, 24 Bluefleld Drive, Monches-~ the Navy’s submarines. Houlihan said he started at tanka, new and projects: ticut employers are receiving mailed reminders retired, and several hundred oua and dependable. ter, CT 06(M0-4798. workers who were not recalled Wescorp earning more money Ray Hardy, 646-7973 replacamente. Screened loam, gravel, 1) On-sIte expansion of existing municipal administra­ Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing of their responsibilities under a new federal plant "I found that I could be a leader IgnPAINTINR/ $50.00 with the Housing Authority of the Town of Manchester and better benefits than he had FREE ESTIMATES tive offices. This prolect Involves renovations to two ex­ closing and layoff law. the state Labor and that I could do it all,’’ Beeney after the strike. Messier said IS S J PAPERING processed gravel, isting town office buildings, an addition to one (the Town tor each set of documents so obtained. Such deposit will be Time flies with the IRS most workers have been leaving had after six years at Electric 643-9649/226-9616 sand, atone, and fill for Holl) and provisions for an additional 120 parking spaces. returned to each person who returns the plans, specifica­ Department said. said, "I had never gone out on my BOOKKEEPiNR/ __ Boat. While Electric Boat gave The design of the prolect should respect and preserve the tions and other documents In good condition within 10 days own to get jobs. If there hadn’t because of what they consider an INCOME TAX delivery call George cultural and historic significance of the buildings, partic­ after bid opening. The notices, mailed with quarterly tax WASHINGTON (AP) — The Internal Revenue him two sick days after five statements to employers, clarify key provisions Service has a new question for you; How long been a strike, I probably wouldn’t unfair work agreement. GCF PAINTING < PiMmbing A Haating Qriffing 742-7888. ularly the Town Hall, while providing the most efficient A certified check or bond draft, payable to the Housing The MTC settled its strike in years, for instance. Wescorp Painting, Staining. Home utilization of the space. The two buildings currently have Authority of the Town of Manchester, U.S. Government of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act. does it take to complete IRS tax forms? have had the confidence in myself Compiata accounting aarvicaa Systamo a combined net space of 28,000 square feet; a total of ap­ bonds or o satisfactory bid bond executed by the Bidder and October by reluctantly agreeing started him with 10, he said. Including A/R, A/P, P/R. G/L, Repair. Large Joba, Small The law specifies that employers of 100 or more The IRS spent five years and $1.9 million study to go out on my own” Lleimad Intuntf proximately 50,000 net square feet Is required. acceptable sureties in on amount equal to five percent of the “ What’s really kind of funny is PAL Statement and quartarly Jobs, Done with Cere. bid Shalt be submitted with each bid. full-time workers must give 60 days’ advance to a four-year contract that Detiroom Kltohan namodaHng 2) Construction o ta new Police Station on o currently va­ to figure out that the average taxpayer should be tax returns. Can design Call 645-6559 for a free cant Town-owned parcel. The Police Station should hove The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for Today. Beeney’s Remodeling includes one 3 percent general how people who have left realize Water haalert satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds. notice of closings or layoffs if 50 or more able to fill out Form 1040, the dreaded individual additional appMcaliona estimate. approximately 37,000 souare feet of net space In a build­ Co. has jobs booked through June. wage increase, in 1991, plus bonus that there’s a lot more to life than Bollera ing of approximately 45,000 gross square feet. Attention Is colled to the provisions for eouol employment employees work in the closed facility or in a income tax return, in exactly 3 hours and 7 Tallorad for your builnaaa LANDSCAPING opportunity, and payment of not less than the minimum sa­ Beeney’s hourly pay averages payments in the other three Electric Boat.” Houlihan said. Leave Message Senior Citizan discount discontinued unit; if between 50 and 499 workers, minutes. naada. Call 644-6191. Interested firms should submit twelve copies ot the follow­ laries and wages as set forth In the specifications must be comprising one-third of the total on-site work $16. years. “ There’s a lot more places out MANCHESTER POWER ' Prompt acrvlca PHIL'S UWNCARE ing documents to Planning Department, Town of Manches­ paid on this prolect. This year, for the first time, IRS instructions “It feels real good," says the there. Electric Boat is not the ter, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut 04040, by The Housino Authority of the Town ot Manchester reserves force, are laid off; or if the layoff affects 500 or Peter Holmander, 40, of West WASH INC. 646-1101 Spring Cleanup. April 10, i m : the right to relect any or all bids or to waive any Informali­ for more than 350 tax forms includes an estimate 3.5-year-old bu.sinessman, who highest paying anymore, and the INCOME TAX more employees at a single location. of how long it takes to complete each one. The Greenwich, R.I.. left Electric •Houee^^{|8hlng Weekly services. 1) Letter of Interest requesting consideration for the ties in the bidding. plans to hire his second employee Boat in January after collecting benefits can be outdone easily. PREPARATION town hall prolect, police station prolect or both prolects; No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 60 days subsequent The act requires businesses to notify local notices also include the name and address of an In Your Homo vinyl to the opening of bids without the consent of the Housing soon. “I have a lot of self respect his bonuses. He is still looking for For years Electric Boat was the Aluminum Call for free estimates 2) Standard Forms 254 and 255; elected officials, collective-bargaining represen­ official to contact if someone wants to complain Inlouding: Rantai and Sola I MISCELLANEOUS Authority of the Town ot Manchester. now, something I didn’t get a lot a job that pays a good wage, but dynasty of this area, but as Wood 3) Company profile outlining relevant prolect experi­ tatives and the labor department. about a form or dispute a time estimate. ProprkRorahlp. Call Jim Whaalar I8ERVICES 742-7476 HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE TOWN of when I worked at Electric he doesn’t plan on going back. everything gets built up, there’s ePaint removal ence of the firm and Its personnel. OF MANCHESTER Boat” more opportunities.” “ 742-10 0 0 •Paint preparation INNrS UWN KRYICC AND The Town ot Manchester Planning Deportment may be con­ March 22, 1989 “I’m not sorry I left there,” he GSL Building Malnte MRKRHM tacted at (203) 647-3044 to address any questions regarding •Pool cleaning nance Co. Commercl- Call now for; this RPQ. Ada M. Sullivan •Pool painting Chairperson ICARPENTRY/ al/Restdentlal building Yard clean-up 072-03 REMODEON6 •Senior discounts repairs and home Im­ Shrub & hedge trimming 073-03 •Fully Insured provements. Interior Rototilling and mowing •Free estimates and exterior pointing, 10% Swrier CHIzia eMMMi FAMIAND REMODlUNO light carpentry. Com­ CARS I CARS I CARS I CARS 846-7280 646-7011 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Room additlona, daoka, roof­ plete lanlforlol ser­ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ing, akUng, windowa and gutt- vice. Experienced, rel- art. All lypaa of ramodaling and I ROOFING/ loble, free estimates. ropalra. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. 643-0304. [AUTO DON’T KNOW anyone I HOMES SIDING______who wants to buy what m JH E L P I HOMES I HOMES HOMES But. 647-8509 I SERVICES 72 HOUR MONEY BACK Notices I'M w a n ted HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Res. 64S-6849 you have to sell? Let a SCHALLER want ad find a cash buyer CLYDE GUARANTEE ACURA QUALITY 10% SeftagtiiiM Miceaat LEAKY ROOF? DISTRIBUTION TIERINNI'S for you! CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Oldt *88 Toronado M3.989 PRE-OWNED AUTOS As a condition precedent to W A N TED . LPN or RN MANCHESTER Honda. HISTORICAL cape. MANCHESTER: Choose PRICE slashed $10,000 NORTH Coventry. This the plocement of any adver­ F U LL T IM E office sales Quality woni. fully Inaurad, MoM rooN con b« rtp«ir«d. AUTOMOTIVI {MIIIEiMII& IRC. Olda '87 Clara •8,489 87 Acura Intagra L8 * 8 9 9 5 part time for busy peo­ “Connecticut’s largest Nine room, two bath, three bedroom ranch LABELS ROUTE 83, VERNON •12,885 tising In the Manchester He­ Including Saturdays. Twelve rooms, five one to tit your budget. raaaonabla rataa, fraa aall- In pl6C6 of toUl rtroofino •xponsot 276 Hartford Rd., Matwhattar Oida '87 88 Rag 8 apd.. Air, Sunroof motorcycle /power mata, no )ob loo amaii. Ra- Tir«d of mRnuAtty sddresBinp •8,889 rald, Advertiser hereby ple oriented local Der­ We need a dependable, bedrooms, four baths, Two - capes: six rooms, U8.R built ranch on a sports a lovely lower Comploi# rorooflno of Nt typot. 83 Nissan 280 ZX *6995 Ford '87 Rangtf P.U. 80 Toyota Corolla *1995 matology practice. equipment dealer” Is modern eat-In kitchen. 1 - bath. Fine starter private cul-de-sac In For­ level complete with palra, Oacka, Baaamanta. dittrlbution msH we cun Sell Your Car 64 Caprice 4 Door *6995 Chavy '87 Blaxar 4x4 •14,489 S'tpd. Slarao agrees to protect, Indemnity organized person who Any earpantnr work you FAff EariUATia 649-5823 •8,889 now accepting applica­ •utomelE iM t proc888 providtnp Cara, Truokt, Vant, 4x4'a Otda '87 Cutlaaa 84 Chryalar Labaron * 3 9 9 5 and hold harmless the M an­ Please send^ resume enloys working with 3,100 square feet. In­ home; 1 - car garage rest Hills. First floor fam ­ plush carpeting and naad...wa do. trim, framing, 84 Chrys. E. Class 4 Dr *5595 •8,889 tions In the sales, ser­ Manchester Roofing quellty service for a reaeoneble Ara you rtady tor aprtng? 01 da '87 Clara 20 r Auto. A/C, Loadad chester Herald, Its officers with references to: Box people. Paid training. cludes mother-in-law $132,500. Six - room, 2 - ily room. Call Vivian lighting atmosphere. aiding, garagaa, roofing, ate. 84 Century LTD 4 Door *6695 Pont. '88 Grand Am •6,889 and employees against any vice, and parts depart­ 645-8830 price Cat! 644-6191 84 Subaru QL Sadan * 3 9 9 5 BB, Manchester He­ $5.50 per hour. Call apartment, same level. bath, excellent quality, Ferguson.Blanchard & Many bullt-Ins both cuTARTCMPfiiTaT m - im 85 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4495 CMda '88 Clara •8,889 8>apd. A/C. Starao and all liability, loss or ments. Competitive *15 rald, Manchester, CT $269,900. Fine Real Est­ screened porch, new Rossetto Realtors," downstairs and kit­ Otda '86 Clara 4 Or •8.889 88 Subaru QL Hatchback * 3 9 9 5 expense. Including attor­ 643-2171. 85 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 06040,______wages paid vacation, ate. 647-0246. furnace, - car garage We’re Selling Houses” chen. New cabinets, 4 Lines — 10 Days •9.886 4- apd, 4 wd. A/C neys' fees, arising from RECEPTIONIST/Secre- 1 85 Camaro Coupe *7495 Chavy *86 Calabrity medical and fringe be­ $159,900. Peterman 646-2482.0 solar hot woter, large SOi charge each addi­ Olda *86 Oalta •8,889 84 Toyota Camary * 5 5 0 0 claims of unfair trade practi­ tary needed for Imme- YOU’LL love this newly 85 Electra 4 Door *10995 S'apd. A/C, Starao nefits. Call for Inter­ Real Estate 649-9404. tiled entrance which I HOMES I HOMES ICDNDDMINIUMS I APARTMENTS tional line, per day. You Oida ‘88 88 Raganey •8,889 ces, Infringement of trade­ CONSULTING Represen­ dlate placement. remodeled kitchen IMMACULATE two bed- 85 Century 4 Door *7495 87 Hyundai QLS * 5 4 9 5 view Tuesday through could double as a din­ FOR SALE Toyota '86 Catica QT9 •10,479 9'apd, Elae Sunroof marks, trade names or pat­ tative - M ature person FOR SALE I FDR SALE FDR RENT can cancel at any time. 85 Century Wagon Typing, shorthand, Friday, 646-2789. with sliders to a 24’ room on cul-de-sac. *7995 Ford '86 LTD 4 Dr •8.989 ents, violation of rights of to help children and DESIRABLE area of East ing area and a over­ SORRY. 86 Marcury Lynx * 3 9 9 5 transcription and effi­ wraparound deck. This Appllanced kitchen, BOLTON. Aquietplacein 86 Olds 98 4 Door *9995 Buick *85 Ragal •7,886 4,ae t in ,10R Diversified landscaping ... lust dial 643-2/11 and PART TIME light any family. Feat­ MANCHESTER - Clean - NOW S9 995 rent branch sales uring three bedrooms, living room, hardwood M USEUM Tour Guides firm looking for full we‘11 help you word and second floor, two bed­ managers are earning DATA ENTRY CLERK experience necessary. Will one full bath, plus two floors, tront-to-back ILOTS/LAND 1987 ACCORD 4 Door LX. Blue for historic house. Part time/part time or place your ad. room In three family. $40,000 plus. Apply In half baths, hard wood kitchen with dining R*) nnn ssiiac to aqi; time, seasonal starting seasonal employees. person at; Ramada Roadway Package System in South Wind­ train to do advertising FDR SALE Appliances, coin oper­ JIM FARLEY - NOW $8,888 floors throughout! area. Large and level ated laundry. Beautiful mid May. Flexible Motivated, responsible, Inn, East Hartford,exit sor is in search of the fastest fingers East of treed lot. Asking price Central air, appliances floors. $600. Call 646- 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL 2 Door, Blue hours; some weekend quality minded 53, going East; exit 54, the River to join the RPS team as a part time layout. Must be energetic $120,000. A super buy. COUNTRY LOT. Attrac­ MANCHESTER afternoons. Interest In individuals. Good pay, and much more!!! tive and treed building 3253.______was ...... -1—1II—-1- NOW S4 989 going West. Interviews data entry clerk. $169,900.Jackson & Won’t last lon- history and people re­ benefits, excellent career THE DEADLINE FOR and enjoy public contact. lot In nearby Andover. Tuesday, March 28, 10 Jackson Real Estate, g .R E /M A X , east ot the MANCHESTER. Availa­ 1984 PONTIAC SUNBIRD WAGON quired. Will train. $4.25 opportunity. Must have PLACING OR This is an excellent opportunity for mothers Convenient tor com- ble April 1. Attractive am, 2 pm, 7 pm. Ask for Reliable car necessary. 647-B400.O______river M7-1419.0______ROGER per hour. Hale Homes- transportation. CANCELING AN AD IS Mr. Thibault. No phone and others for seeking a part time evening muntlng but with that one bedroom, applian­ \A/£se ^9 QQR - NOW $2,439 position with excellent pay and benefits. All VIANCHESTER. Just CLEAN starter home on a country flair. Build to tead, 247-8996.______666-0398 or 633-3943. 12 NOON THE DAY calls please. Salary plus mileage. nicely treed corner lot. ces, large living room TERRANOVA 1985 PONTIAC 6000 LE. 47,000 Miles PART T IM E Counter per­ BEFORE. MONDAY - interested candidates should call: take a look at this two suit your plans or ours. and kitchen. Two car fam ily. Unlaue one of a Ranch style with a one You can buy now and NOW $7,777 son. Sir Speedy Print­ FRIDAY. IN ORDER Roadway Package System Excellent benefits Including car garage. A lot of garage extra. 646-4144. HEBRON ing Center seeks kind six plus five bank the lot tor future NORTH Coventry. Six Looking for something TO MAKE THE NEXT house tor the mo­ 1982 PLYMOUTH DUSTER, 45,000 Miles personable Individual Notices dental. Call Jo Deary rooms. First floor unit building. Call tor a rooms Including sun special? Why not run a ISSUE. FRIDAY 710 North Nutmeg Rd has beautiful new kit­ ney.D.W. Fish Realty, preview ot this delight­ was ^4,990 “ ...M for counter sales, bind­ 643-1591.0 room with large deck, - NOW $4 799 “ Wanted to Buy” ad In AFTERNOON BY 2:30 All reel esiafe advertised In South Windsor, CT 06074 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 for interview chen and fireplace In ful. RE/MAX east ot ery, paste up. Must be IMPECCABLE air condi­ fenced acre lot, ap­ DAVID BABELLA 1983 RENAULT ALLIANCE, Auto people oriented. Up to Classified. The cost Is PM FOR MONDAY S the Manchester Herald Is 282-9055 living room. Two car the river. 647-1419.0 pliances, and wa- sm all... the response big. sublect ta the Fair Housino appointment. garage. Fenced yard. tioned six room ranch MANCHESTER M/U was ' NOW $2 488 20 hours per week. ISSUE. THANK YOU EOE featuring a huge living sher/dryer hookup In Flexible hours. Apply 643-2711. Act of 1968, which makes It $209,900.Realty World, basement. Security FOR YOUR Illegal to odverllse any pref­ room with double 1983 DODGE 600 FS, Auto, A/C In person, 520 Center Benoit, Frechette As- MORTGAGES and references. $700. POOL Attendant, 18 years COOPERATIONIII erence, limitation ordlscrlm- PART TIME POSITIONS soclotes, 646-7709.0 cathedral celling and a was ^j,990 “ ...... NOW $2 990 Street, Manchester. Inotlon based on race, color, dream kitchen. Plus per month. Available or older, for position, MANCHESTER. Make April 15. 742-6141-leave PART time driver and 40 hours a week min­ religion, sex of national finished lower level JOE SMITH 1986 CHRYSLER LAZER, White origin, or on Intention to money while staying message. clean-up man. Hours imum. Please call 528- and sun room over­ SAVE YOUR 7a.m. - 12 noon. Mon­ PLAYER PIANOS are in make any such preference, home and faking care GLASTONBURY was - NOW $4 995 1300 to set up an ap­ llmitotlon or discrimination. looking gorgeous pri­ IMMACULATE. P le a ­ day - Friday. Zahners demand. If you have one I ROADWAY PACKAGE SYSTEM I NO of your children, plus a HOMEII 1 pointment for an vate yard.D.W . Fish sant, quiet, four room 1987 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE. Black you do not use, why not The Herald will not know­ few more. Excellent Woodworking. 875- Interview. ingly accept any advertise­ Reolty, 643-1591.0 If you are In FORECLOSURE. apartment. Lots more. nA nnn tamo ^7 4QC 6226. exchange it for cash with property for In-home NOW $6 990 ment which Is In violation ot day care or In-law ENJOY this unique tour RANKRUPTCY or OlVORCEO Mature, working fe­ o want ad. the law. EXPERIENCE apartment. Fenced In bedroom cape In a or “falling behind,” aak for male preferred. Non- FINANCING 1986 BUICK SKYHAWK, White yard. Convenient ac­ sought after areal In­ smoker. No pets. 649- RECREA-nON VEHICLE BUYER MEETS seller In NO PAYMENT PROONAM up 5897. H uoor, ^u.uuu Milas $5 995 NECESSARY! cess to I-84. Realty cludes large living AVAILABLE HELP WANTED SERVICE PERSON the want ads ... time after room with brick fire­ to 2 yearall 1987 FORD THUNDERBIRD time after time! Read and World, Benoit, Full or part time. Will PRIVATE PARTY Frechette Associates, place, eat-In kitchen, LEGAL NOTICE ON ALL oa nnn k/uiac a /^\/I u se th e want ads HELP WANTED Do you have an outstanding THE SWISS GROUP TOWN OF ANDOVER $9 995 train. Apply Blonstein 646-7709.O______sun room with sliders RECEPTIONIST. Look­ regularly. 454-4404 Notice of Registration Ses­ USED CARSI 1987 HONDA CRX HF, Blue Camping Center. Route Merchandise Ads personality? MAN.CHESTER. Bright to deck. New carpeting ing for part time recep­ and freshly painted top sion by the Registrars of Vot­ an nnn mmoc u/ae <7 dQF tionist with full time 83, Vernon. L-shaped ranch lo­ ers Soturdav April 8, 1989 at NOW $6,995 cated on tranquil cul- to bottom . $144,900. I ROOMS town Office Building from 9 potential for growing D.W. Fish Realty, 643- AM to 8 PM. 1980 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO, Blue real estate Investment WAITER/WAITRESS Do you have a pleasant voice de-sac. Impeccable up­ FOR RENT keep, great family 1591.0 Louise F. Parklngton VcJ-MII 1 OW0I $3 995 company. Hours 8:30 - DAYS Beatrice E. Kowalski 2:30 but are negotiable. CERTIFIED NurseAldes. and enjoy talking on the area. Formal dining EAST Hampton. New three bedroom raised LADIES preferred ■ Registrars of Voters TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP. 6,000 Miles, Mature, friendly per­ Immediate openings room, eat-In kitchen. clean, furnished, nice YEAHS...S*llinf A ranch. Two car garage, 049-03 SO 9 9 5 son with light typing on 7am-3pm and 3pm- Full time positions currently exist for phone? Three bedrooms, I'/z location on busline. S r r i'ic tn p SrcO IAL skills preferred. Call 11pm shifts. Full or baths. Flano Realty. deck. Lake and dock $240.00 per month. Call the right people to work between privileges. Easy com- INVITATION TO BID 1984 BUICK C E N T U R /L IM IT E D Susan or Betty at 246- port time positions. Ev­ 646-5200.P______644-3503. ery other weekend re­ * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Get paid for doing what you mute, $173,900.633-2977. The Manchester Public 4 Door, Loaded, 32,000 M iles------C all T o d ay 1126. 6:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. and 9:00 a.m. - BOLTON. Impressive Schools solicits bids for RE­ quired. We are conve­ * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day two story Cedar Con­ ENJOYABLE, fenced DELIVERY van driver 5:00 p.m. No experience is neces­ I APARTMENTS PLACEMENT OF SECUR­ for malor corporation. niently located on the * Classifications 71 thru 87 enjoy! We are currently hiring temporary lust built on yard and family neigh­ ITY MONITORING SYSTEM Hartford/Manchester 1'/j acres. S uberb borhood. Seven room, FOR RENT AT MANCHESTER HIGH Full benefits. Please sary. Just a good attitude and a plea­ * Merchandise Under *250 SCHOOL for the 1989-1990 MANOESTtRHONCA call 249-6801 between 8 bus line. Ask about our people like you at $6.00 per layout. Formal dining three bedroom, IV 2 assist for transporta­ bath cape. Vinyl sided. school year. Sealed bids will am - 5pm. Ask for Don. sant personality. For an interview * Ad must contain price! room, fireplaced fam­ be received until April 4,1989, Vehicles sublect to THE PROFESSIONALS tion. Ask about our ily room with sliders to Very nice, enclosed MANCHESTER. Availa­ You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds hour to start. Raises are 2:00 p.m ., at which tim e they 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER child care reimburse­ cali or appiy in person. deck. Well planned kit­ porch. Attached gar­ ble Immediately. Re­ win be publicly opened. The prior sale ment and our non- due to this low price... earned based on your skills chen features oak ca­ age. Partially finished decorated, three right Is reserved to relect any EXIT 62 OFF 1-84 DAY CARE HELP benefit rate of pay FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS binetry and wet bar. basement with washer bedroom. Appliances, and all bids. Specifications Just 8 Milas From Hartford program. For more In­ and dryer hook-ups. and bid forms may be se­ Sale ends 3-31-89 I Needed mature woman to j Four bedrooms, 2'/2 large kitchen, living cured at the Business Office, formation please call. 755 Silver Lane and desires. Call Michael at Shows nicely! Asking room, formal dining care for Toddlers. Mon.-FrI. 1- | CALL CLASSIFIED baths. Priced to sell! 45 North School Street, M an­ 646-3515 I Director of Nursing $299,900. Flano Realty. $153,900. Strano Real room, gas heat. $795. chester, CT. 16 pm.; 3 years old 7-1 pm. Call; East Hartford, CT 643-2711, ext. 15 after 11 A.M. S ervices, Crestfleld 646-5200.O Estate, 647-7653.0 per month.646-4144. 058-03 1 The Childrens Place Inc. Convalescent Home, 569-1040 643-2711 NOW! 643-5535 Manchester, CT 643- EOE Tuesday through Friday. 5151.