1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, Pec. 26,1985 COVENTRY SPORTS FOCUS Auto consultant sees brave new world for Industry f % Automakers should shorten de­ trott for being too vertically product front to back and wl» ^ S. Howts a consulting firm. He was one of vehicle, all that will need to be done marry that knowledge the Shoppers flock ASMdotMl P rtn five partners in the original New is buy or rent a substitute module. sign cycles and pay more attention integrated with each department Retiring agent Whale tops Isles to the entirety of their cars, notjust producing a specific item without needs of the marketplace. Directions, Another of the partners "You’ve got a two-wheel-drive While these changes are takW car and you want to take a vacation their substructures; should make considering lu relationship to NORWAUC - In IS yean, was Pincbot, place, Pellman said, they m w leaves a void thanks to Weeks to the ‘day after’ Anerleaii Mtomobilea will oonaiit At Ford, Pellman was principal in the mountains?" Pellman , better efforts to understand their other components in a vMiicle. markets; should be nnore forgiving As an example, be cited a happening quickly enough to ol InterdianfMbte module* that engineer for the company's ad­ asked. "Bring H in Friday morn­ keep American carmakers even ... page 13 ffw|ly can be inapfwd or bolted vanced vehicle concepts depart­ ing. It’ll be four-wheel-drive by of mistakes and allow their crea­ Lincoln Continental that has five ... page 3 ... page 9 tive workforces the freedom to fail vacuum egnisters, each powering with other* that ore taking advan­ tef eUiir to form nearly any bind of ment and, as a consultant, one of afternoon. You want a longer tage of new technologies and «bucle a caatomer deairei, ac- his last Jobs at New Directions was wheelbase? Put a spacer in it.” once in a while, he said. a separate system. His departure from Ford was out “One (canister) would have management stratMies.’’ to a conaultant to U.8. working with Ford on design Pellman warned, however, that As a consultant, he said. It s t o approaches for the year 2000, the before U.S. automakers can reach of frustration that “mistake* wer­ done,” be said, but each design anlbinaken. team was afraid to make the Job "to push thoe changes through, .Sbowroonu of the future won't carmaker’s 100th anniversaiy. that level of sophistication they en’t tolerated," be said. to shorten the time frame. bai flUed with can, he lays, The modular cars, he said, will will have to improve their struc­ “The only way I knowhow not to performance of its system reliant make m ist^es is not to take any on someone rise’s system. "The world is still looking for the riatead, they'll contain computer- contain components — front and tures and strat^ies, particularly evangelist wfth the answer, to say, d m ea Blmulaton in which buyen rear axle assemblies, dashboards, as they relate to employee risks. When you get into a culture “The industry has to take a where mistakes are not tolerated, systems approach,” Pellman said. ‘Do it this way,”’ Pellman sai^ artn be able to "drive” under a seating and cargo areas and creativity. "That’s why this is sudi a hard variety of conditioni, teat a wide engine auemblies — that will be '.‘There are too many organisa­ you’re in a culture that doesn’t "You need people who are intimate with the product, not with its message to sell. At the level I’m at, airay of option* and, when aatia- replaced, not repaired, when they tional blocks between getting progress very quickly.” there is no solution like that. It s all technology from the design table to subfunctions. There aren’t many flied, punch in their choice*. break. done with people.” . An order will be electronically If a motorist wants to alter his you and I,” be said. PELLMAN CRTTICIZED De- guys around who understand the Mmxdmtn HrralJi ■hipped to Detroit and the car will ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm he delivered aeveral weeks later. That scenario is described by Ronald C. Pellman, a self- daecribed "certified car nut” who Friday, Dec. 27,1985 Single copy: 25S until last month was chairman of The New Directions Group Inc., a Norwalk-based consuHant that has worked on more than 15 projects for Ford Motor Co. GROSsm Rn 's H ousing Pellman, dissatisfied with the Terror attacks "new direction New Directions was headed in” as it tended more toward venture capital and less strategy toward consulting, recently left the ' company. at two airports He took a Job with Gifford Pincbot III, author of the popular m ulled book, "Intrapreneuring,” at Pin- Your Store for Holiday Fix-Up chot's New Haven management By Alex Glrelll consulting firm, Pinchot It Co., Herald Reporter leave 16 dead Where Pellman plans to continue with automotive consulting. Democratic town Director Peter DiRosa said today he is optimistic Pellman's parting with New By Samuel Koo Directions was not smooth. Al­ that the town can build housing for though he still speaks highly of the elderly people on North Elm The Associated Press IWo ‘terrorist Attacks company, he left with no money — Street, despite the fact that an Project Savings architect’s cost estimate for the ROME — Terrorists threw hand On El Al Israel AMInes despite having founded New Direc­ grenades and fired submachine 'fetTocsli taunchad naatty iXnuKanaout tions using his borne as collateral project came in higher than I altacltt in lha wailing t n m al R o n ia rt — and only a 12 percent interest in H expected. guns at holiday travelers in Laonanlo da Vinci Aicpoft and Vlanna't a Norwalk electronics firm New “It appears we can go forward,” simultaneous attacks on Israel’s Sdiwadux Aupoft. Directions recently helped start. said DiRosa, who is trying to airline El Al at Rome and Vienna He was forced to take an equity determine what methods are avail­ airports today, killing 16 people loan on the house to carry him able to finance construction of the and wounding up to 100, authorities between Jobs. 24 apartments planned on town- said. ‘"Those are the risks,” he said in ow n^ land. Although El Al was a target in a recent interview. ii ir ,’j V DiRosa said that while planning both instances, witnesses at Viji!! I',ii f for the financing is at an early Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci Airport A MECHANICAL engineer and stage, he is optimistic that the said the terrorists, Jumping and screaming, fired indiscriminately race-car driver, Pellman spent I, units can be built and rented out at five years at Ford before mov ing to an affordable rate. But he said the at passengers checking in TWA, an electric company and, later, to rate would probably exceed the Pan American and El Al. 9375 per month contemplated In all, eight terrorists were k j i'l4 '* earlier this year. known to be involved at Rome and The Board of Directors aban­ at Vienna’s Schweehat airport, I doned plans to ask voters to and all were reported killed or Recovery approve a 9750,000 bond issue for captured. project in the Nov. 5 election after Among those killed at Leonardo Alan Lamson, the architect who da Vinci was an American girl, questions ■ ' ''y ^ drew preliminary plans for the Natasha Simpson, the 11-year-old housing, estimated the cost of daughter of Victor Simpson, The shooting “ seemed to go on building the housing at 91,257,000. Associated Press news editor in forever,” she said. A committee that studied the Rome. Also killed were Gen. Flights accepting passengers' still loom project earlier had estimated the Donato Miranda, the Mexican baggage at the time of the attack cost at 9824,000. military attache in Rome, and his were TWA 841 to New York, Pan NEW YORK (AP) - Here is a DiRosa said today that he secretary, Genoveva Jaime'. Am 111 to New York and El Al 386 true-false test whose answers expects the town to be able to Simpson and his son, Michael, to Tel Aviv , I . m i^ t be surprising and edifying. decide by late spring or early were hospitalized with injuries. Some witnesses said the shoot­ Statement: Adjustable rate summer whether to proceed with An Italian Interior Ministry ing, involving airport security nnortgages, which generally carry 2 Gallon Reg. 12.99 ':''i 24” Lauan-Reg. 39.99 the project. spokesman said five terrorists forces, lasted two or three minutes ■TEIIMNMWIT DiRosa said it appears that even were involved in the Rome attack or more. lower Initial interest rates, are TEXnWEPMITS and that 13 people were killed and much more popular than fixed- 'Ruff-Cote'. Wall or ceiling. Casino, passage set extra. if the town decides not to subsidize The attack coincided with one • S3 OH Reg. Price Other Strxrk Sires about 60 injured. Italian news rate mortgages, which initially Flat white, latex finish. the rents, it will be possible to build against El Al in Vienna. Austria. carry higher interest rates. the units and keep rents within U P I p h o to agencies said the number of The attacks came after Dutch Answer: False. reason. injured might reach 77. police reported an Interpol warn­ A survey of closings during The 1.8-acre site on North Elm A policeman strikes an unidentified Israel on El Al Israel Airlines. A Three terrorists were involved in ing that a civilian airport might be September and Qctober, con­ Street where the units would be Arab suspect during an arrest at Rome’s simultaneous attack with machine guns the attack at Austria, police there a terrorist target during the built was given to the town as a said, and all fled in a comman­ Christmas holidays. ducted by the National Association Leonardo da Vinci Airport today after a and hand grenades took place in deered car, but one was shot dead of Realtors, found a substantially bequest with the stipulation that it commando team opened fire on pas­ Vienna’s Schweehat Airport. Italy’s Interior Ministry spokes­ larger percentage of first mort­ be used for housing for elderly and the two others were captured. man. who refused to be identified, gages used fixed rather than people by 1988. sengers getting ready to book a flight to The casualty count in Vienna was said he was unaware of any adjustable rates. The town could also use the land three dead, up to 40 wounded. Interpol warning. Airport security It also found that the trend to ^ m a tr o n g | for a park if it exhausted all A spokesman for the Israeli already been stepped up following foreign minister said in Jerusalem a July 1 bombing at Leonardo da fixed rates was becoming even 5 Gal. Pail Tan Bark Hickory' , " *«!• 3.19-‘I lit in i’ Reg. 17.99 Gal.-’Tough Stuff ‘E-Z Set’-Stainless Steel possibilities for elderly housing , mdre pronounced. By its calcula- Top Quality ' under the terms of the bequest. But Discovery at Yale that "the early indication we have Vinci that injured 12 people. tloiu, the percentageof loans using 2 l3 ir STM JOMTCIMPmMO 4 ilx 5 / tt” VAIL PAIEL 2'x4’ CEMJM PANEL POLYIWETNAHE PASSASE LOCKSET it is not allowed to leave the land points an accusing finger to the The spokesman said among the Plain knob both sides. Meets building code require­ For proper instalation of SImuiated woodgrain finish on Acoustical. Rre-retardant. Do a A tough, durable clear finish. open, Probate Judge William PLO,” but both the Palestine dead at Rome were three pre­ flxird rates rose to 74 in October Either Knob retracts latch. ' from n In July. ments. For all construction, gypsum. Net contents 4V4 gal panelboard substrate.- lO'xl 2'room for 32.85. #942. —Choice of gloss or satin. FitzGerald has said. Liberation Organization office in sumed terrorists who he said At the same time, the percentage At a meeting July 29, area flies aid gene research Rome and a PLO spokesman in "were Middle East types," nine of adjustable rate morgages used residents viewed the housing plans Vienna condemned the attacks. civilians and another man who as first mortgages dropped from 25 \bur Holiday Project Store...Make the Most of \bur Holiday Season and some expressed concern about Pope John Paul called the Rome "we presume is an Israeli security percent to 20 percent, the lowest their possible effect on traffic and NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale Spyros Artavanis-Tsakonas. asso­ Genetic mutations can be intro­ incident a "vicious attack" and agent." since April 1902. property values. University biologists hope they can ciate profe.ssor of biology at Yale duced easily into the fruit fly said "I express my strongest The ministry spokesman said The Realtors didn't say so, but it learn more about cell growth in on Thursday. through radiation exposure, while condemnation for this act of two terrorists were under arrest in The North Elm Street project blood." seems reasonable to conclude was originally studied by a citi­ humans following their discovei^ The fruit-fly gene produces a its distinct genetic banding patt­ hospitals, both of them wounded from the results that many home- of a gene that guides protein erns enable scientsts to easily In Washington, the Reagan and one in serious condition. zens’ committee on affordable developmentally important pro­ administration condemned the at­ buyers think that Interest rates housing, wbi'ch estimated its cost building in fruit flies, the univer­ tein with striking simlarities to a locate specific genes on chromo­ Witnesses said one terrorist was have declined to acceptable levels sity announced. some segments, Artavanis- tack and expressed hope the seized as he tried to crawl away on at 9624.000. The committee also substance known as Epidermal perpetrators would be caught and — but that they aren't likely to stay studied the possibility of building The discovery could lead to Growth Factor, or EGF, found in Tsakonas said. Chromosomes are a floor covered with blood, shat­ insights into mechanisms underly­ made of genes, the basic chemical punished tered glass and bullet-riddled there. starter houses on town-owned land humans and mice. Artavanis- “We deplore it and hope the Statennent: The number of Jobs on Love Lane — a project that is ing abnormal cell growth in Tsakonas said. building blocks of life. luggage. added to the economy since the last now under way. humans, such as cancer, said Artavanis-Tsakonas said he and criminals are apprehended and The ministry spokesman and recession has averaged an ex­ EGF in humans and mice is his research team have focused for punished,” White House spokes­ witnesses said the terrorists in traordinary 2 million a year. composed of small protein mole­ four years on the “Notch” gene, man Larry Speakes told reporters. Rome first threw hand grenades at Answer: False. cules. or peptides, that stimulate which determines which cells in the check-in area in the crowded In the M months following the big cell growth and cell differentia­ the developing fly embryo become ITALIAN PRIME Minister Bet- airport around 9:10 a m. and then recession of 1901-1902 the economy tion. much like hormones, nervous-system cells and which tino Craxi said that "according to a fired submachine guns. has gained between 9.9 million and 'OFF Artavanis-Tsakonas said in a become epidermal, or skin, cells. first evaluation they (the at­ Witnesses said the terrorists had 19.1 million Jobs, which brings the 10^ Society Is counting statement. Damaging the Notch gene can tackers) probably belong to the masks partially covering their average doser to 9 million. 4x 8 x V4" Exterior Reg. Prices-Selected In-Stock S' Cherrywood-Reg. 599 Reg. 49.99-Hanging Reg. Prices-AII In-Stock Scientists remain uncertain cause a cell destined to become extreme Arab-Palestinian fringe, faces and were dressed in blue Labor Department officials, SAMED PLYVNO QIALITY lATN FAICETt STAITEI lASE IMT 41” CEU N FAN lATMOMIAMTKS about how the process works, but skin tissue to become neural either acting on their own or as a jeans and jackets. however, find it difficult to be more Agency grade stamped. Use in or out. Choose from our selection of faucets Rich laminated woodgrain finish. 4 walnut finished stencil blades. Choose from entire selection ol on e iUrd’S’^eye studying the protein in fruit flies tissue, he said. crazy splinter group." Easy to maintain ar«d assemble. 3-speed reversible. No. CF-264. sizes, models, colors. Faucet extra. precise, and they don't fully • » " ...... Il.a • *■ ____ I W • » " ...... IMS ' o’ o’y'w. twane*. . ^ ’ -'U ■ ■ .■■■ ■ - ■■■ ■ may provide answers, he said. “Notch genes produce a protein Anna Girometta, who runs a gift ANNA LISA DEL GRAND, a understand the reason why. A More than 4# avian antlniaiasts will be wp bright and early “Discovery of an EGF-like pro­ that we believe adheres to the shop in the departure lounge at 22-year-old Italian, told AP that survey of 90,000 households shows Satiim y combing Manchester for unusitgl birds during^tbe tein in a relatively simple orga­ membrane surface of a ceil and Rome, said, "As soon as the she saw three men open fire as she the lower figure; a survey of ^ 9 9 nism such as the fruit fly has two shooting started, people were ^ n iawong 9®® K«»Tyia JUMbthon $oetety’a seth annual Nortb American wintir bird somehow mediates cell-to-cell 290,000 businesses reveals the !l 1 im portent implications,” communication," he said. “We falling ail over the place." The Please turn to page 8 second. With Bulbs 12”x12’'-‘Solarian' Reg. 14.99 Gal. 1’'x10 "x3’ Kiln-Dried Ib^bester is among eighttownawittainn 15-mile radiiiaof the,. Artavanis-Tsakonas said. believe this communication is Although the monthly surveys 41” SIOPLNNT dId.StatriioMae in Hartford invotvad W |Be count, said TodiL- "First, it indicates that EGF important in controlling cell differ­ FUNTU SHPEI KEV-TMIE PMESKLVM must be an essential genetic have dim red in the p ^ , never No-wax surface. Do a Latex. Was or ceOng. lleOrathofllaneiwater. coordinator otlbd^ocai count. Tbebirri entiation in the embryo." Asaemblad. With cord, Sm oothly planed 4 sid es. building block because it has been have they been this far apart. The piug. hardware. 8040L. 10 x12' room- IIU Soap, water dean-up. • #__ u * r__ IB m im t will t e coodaetpd fSatnrd^qr Ify AtrinlKn sQciaUew:^ The Notch gene is a chain of spread opened up in mid-1094 and tiurougboat Nnrtfa Ame;riea rom NonRl, Aiarim. UMlM Panama-^ carried almost intact from a roughly 2,700 amino acids. Part of TODAY’S HERALD Is now,.statisically speaking, akin common ancestor through cons of its sequence is much like EGF Canal aone, MfcGrathMid. '..- ' • . evolution into higher life forms. to the Grand Canyon. Cold air coming in from Canada is expect^ to p ^ u cf some protein found in humans and mice, “I do not know why the differ­ 1698 -V cTH.ifrm«' “But more important, we now Yale reported. ence between the two surveys is so tnusuiil bird aldhtings, McGratk eaSL.TE&riyjtep4rt8 have numerous avenues of re­ The similarity “may enable us Afghan anniversary Index 14/2 250' 12"x12"-'Vemay' Reg. 6.99 Quart Philadelphia Red lland ietter bird wattdkmg may a ee .flto jd L w li^ .l^ n d guH. i large,” Janet Norwood, bureau of search open to us to discover more for the first time to map out a Today is the sixth anniversary of 24 pages, 4 sections : labor statistics commissioner, told OECmCAL VVE FUHTU v m n A M IBNATIVE MW iia a aad eOoidSg g n ^ b ; iN f o j t f 0 ^ ^ 'p r iP > ly UttiebS’te . about EGF and how it influences logical series of experiments that the Dec. 27, 1979, Soviet military ' Congress' Joint Economic Com­ SoM copper. NM-B. No-wax vinyl surface. OH base. Highlights Firesale. Easy to in- he skid. . ■■ -^ 7 ' J ' - ' cell growth, thanks to the fruit fly’s may one day tell us what triggers intervention in Afghanistan that AHuirA 1A natural wood beauty. mittee on Dec. 0. • 12/2 250'...... a a 9‘x12' room for 70.80. stal. Covers 4 s/f. Manebatop Is a Kohd i^aM, C# bM iiauaUy tremendous experimental assets.” certain ceils to follow a normal or brought the regime of Babrak RiiainAAX 9 1 -9 9 The important point, she added, comiM in first qr aecoad amh year in the mpnbm' .of ajgjhtiac* iq Artavanis-Tsakonas pr^ented abnormal pathway during devel­ Karmal to power. Despite pres­ r.laiuKiAH 9 9 -9 9 i is that bmh surveys have shown thoilioak’WitbrN diflNm^.ldmlooI UrdiMveoldgd bis findings last week at the opment,” Artavanis-Tsakonas sure from Western governments, rinmic* 1A 399 2 8 9 2 9 9 Pasteur Institute in Paris and is ' extraordinary employment 13« yeai^boeald. said. the Soviets vow to keep up the rnnnActIr.iil 7 growth over the 90-month period. publishing results of his studies in The research team includes fight. Story on page 4. FntArtainmAnt 19 10’x25’x4 Mil Adiustable Vt'xlO' Type M 1 Gal. Thin-O’ the Dec. 30 issue of Cell magazine. Statennent: After receiving pro­ graduate students Kristi A. Whar­ Fnriia 19 tests from business people, the CUAIPIL1FUI F U H JAM CIPPEI TNMM Drosophilia melanogaster is a PAMT 1HWEI ton, Kristen M. Johansen and Tian 1 nral nAiua 3 Internal Revenue Service did Ideal vapor barrier. Pro­ Heavy duty construc­ For standard hot and Thma paints and vw- harmless species of fruit fly that Xu. Artavanis-Tsakonas said they 0. ^ I N irthe Undfte. 1 nttAry 9 SioSMiwNlO* tect fumltura, mora. tion. Adjusts 4'3"-7'e" cold water supplaa. away with requirensrats that indi- niahe*. Claans brushes. 'Wbo v/M ts ’!«' has interested biologists for de­ hope to isolate the EGF-like nhltiiAriA* vtduala keep written records of cades, Artavanis-Tsakonas said. protein by finding an antibody to A bow tbeir automobiless were used The ease in maintaining the insect which it will adhere and then D p in in n A for buakiess purposes, in laboratories and its rapid produce it in large quanities for Weather forecast PAnplA 9 . Answer: False, reproduction rate are qualities experiments. Oearing tonight except partly fipArtx 0.19 ARbough many people assunned Prices in Effect Now Thru Saturday, December 28th N r w Y m i r E v r StOTR H ow s NAM '• 3PM that make it “the experimental The team’s reseach was fi­ cloudy in the western hills. Lows 10 TAlAuiainn 17 tUs was so, new rules issued by the system par excellence to study nanced by the National Institutes to 20. Saturday will be mostly 11 S /Wnriri 4.K tR8 on Nov, I make it quite dear inheritance,” he said. of Health. sunny- Highs 25 to 35. Weather 2 that your deductions are better Sitf tMlk Th 1 by written rather than €Iw IWUIU MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 27. 1965 — 2

t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Pec. 27,1985 Democratic contests taking shape la place is Verplanck School, said the WEATH By Alex GIrelll in District 1, where Eastern challenges. Herald Reporter Conecticut Citizen Action Group eight Incumhent committee member Mary Wellemeyer wanta ROBERT TARDIFF. leader of members plan to run again. He said three other people are inter­ JIarly indications are that some a position. Wellemeyer said she District Si whose polling place is ested in challenging the Today’s forecast contests are likely to arise in the has not yet decided whether to the Senior Citizens’ Center, said force a caucus in the district. the situation in his district “has not incumbents. ConnecUcvt. MaMachvteltt and Rhode Iiland: election of members of the Demo­ cratic Town Committee. More Caucuses are required when the been Armed up” and declined to Frank Stamler, chairman of Today: a chance of flurrie* and becoming breeiy may develop between now and number of candidates exceeds the comment further. District 9, whose polling place is with mostly cloudy skies. Highs in the30s. Tonight: Jan. 9, when candidates must file number of seats allotted to a Town Treasurer Roger Negro, Keeney School, said the nine clearing except partly cloudy western hills. Lows nomination papers. district. Each of the 12 districts chairman of District 6, whose incumbents will run and that he 10 to M. Saturday: mostly sunny. Highs 29 to 35. Registered Democrats will be sends either eight or nine members polling place is Nathan Hale knows of no challenge. Maine: Periods of light snow ending over the c^led upon Jan. 15 to elect town to the town committee, which School, said he will have a full slate Richard LaPointe, head of Dis­ northeast this evening. Little or no accumulation CMunittee members in those shapes party policy and works to of nine candidates — including six trict 10, whose polling place is south and less than 2 inches north and mountains. districts where challenges get Democratic candidates elected incumbents and three newcomers. Manchester High School, said all Highs in the teens north and 20s south. Scattered dfRriop. to office. The newcomers are Marie Negri nine incumbents will seek re- *• flurries and windy north and mountains, a few Committee members f~om Dis­ Eight of the nine incumbent of Wells Street, Timothy Devanney election. He said three others have early evening flurries then clearing elsewhere trict 4, whose voting place is committee members in District 1, of Porter Street and William Sweet said they are interested in posi­ tonight. Lows zero to 15 above. Mostly to partly Mkrtin School, are scheduled to whose polling place is Robertson of Phillip Road. There are three tions but are willing to wait for sunny Saturday. Highs 10 to 20 north and in the 20s mpet tonight to discuss candida- School, are seeking re-election. vacancies in the 6th District future openings. c i^ . Stephen Cassano, a town One, Lynne M. Duda, is not, but the because three committee Arthur Glaeser, District 11 south. leader, could not be reached for New Hampshire: Occasional light snow today director who is seeking the party’s open slot in the group has been members have moved out of the mflnination to run for the state offered to Philip E. Parenteau of district. They are Stephen T. comment. The district votes at with little or no accumulation south and less than 2 Mahoney Recreation Center. inches over mountain sections. Highs from the Scyiate in the Fourth Senatorial Rachel Road, who is active in the Penny, majority leader on the Board of Directors; Richard Dyer, upper teens far north to near 30 coastal south. District, wants to run for oneof the United Auto Workers union. Theodore A. Brindamour, the Parenteau ran individually for a a member of the Board of Educa­ Scattered flurries and windy over the mountains eight committee posts In trhe District 12 chairman, said he district, he said Thursday night. committee position from District 1 tion; and James Fraser. knows of no challenges. He said all otherwise clearing with diminishing winds tonight. Negro said he knows of no UPl photo Nicholas Jackston, chairman of in 1984, but was defeated in a incumbents plan to run except for Lows zero to 10 above. Mostly sunny Saturday. challenges. But he cautioned that it the district, could not be contacted caucus. his son, Theodore Brindamour of Highs in the teens north and 20s south. The chairmen of seven of the 12 is impossible to be sure until after Vermont: Today light snow and windy with a for comment. However, indica­ Carol Drive. The chairman said his Today In history districts said this week they know the Jan. 9 filing deadline. wife, Dorothy Brindamour, will little sunshine in the afternoon south. Highs mainly tions are that nine people may seek of no contests developing within Alphonse Reale, who leads Dis­ run instead. She was a member of in the 20s. Considerable cloudiness and breezy with the eight posts available on the A wrecked fire truck is part of the debris from a propane : their districts. trict 7, said eight of the nine the committee, but stepped aside chance of snow mainly in the north. Lows generally 101-member committee. You never know about the snow gas explosion in Buffaio, N.Y., in 1983. The resulting fire ; Clarence Foley, chairman of incumbents plan to seek re- when her son sought the post. She is in the teens. Saturday a mix of clouds and sunshine. Phyllis Jackston, the chair­ election. One, Carol E. Jackston, Today; a chance of flurries and becoming breezy with mostly cloudy devastated 16 square blocks of the city and killed six man’s wife, declined to comment District 2. whose polling place is active in Toby Moffett’s campaign Highs mainly in the 20s. Bowers School, said all eight feels she does not have the time to wrest the 1986 Democratic people. "Thursday night on reports that she needed to do the job and will not skies. High in the mid 30s. Wind southwest increasing to 15 to 25 mph. wants one of the posts. incumbent committee members gubernatorial nomination from Tonight; clearing. Low 15 to 20. Wind west 10 to 20 mph. Saturday; from his district plan to seek run, he said. Gov. William O’Neill. John Thompson, a form er Extended outlook re-election and that he knows of no Reale said he expects to hear mostly sunny. High in the lower 30s. Drawing by Eric Lavigne, 9, of 89 mayor, said he will not seek soon from a prospective replace­ In districts where caucuses are challenges. Cambridge St., a fourth grader at Waddell School. Extended outlook for New England Sunday Almanac re-election in District4. But he said ment for Jackston. He declined to required, they will be held in the through Tuesday: his daughter, Susan Thompson, is Herbert Stevenson, chairman of name the person. District 7 votes at cafeterias of the polling places on a candidate for the town District 3, whose polling place is Waddell School. Jan. 15, beginning at 7:30 p.m. 3024 Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: A chance of flurries Sunday night, otherwise fair Manila, even though it had been committee. Buckley School, also said the eight Registered Democrats who live Today is Friday, Dec. 27. the within the districts are eligible to weather through the period. Lows 10 to 20. Highs 25 declared an "open city.” incumbents will run and there THOMAS J. O’NEILL, chair­ SEATTLE 361sl day of 1985 with four to follow. A CONTEST could also develop have been no indications of any man of District 8, whose polling vote in the caucuses. Herild photo by Baihtw to 35. The moon is full. In 1968, the ApolIo-8 astronauts returned to earth after orbiting the BOSTON Vermont: Cold through the period with flurries. The morning stars are Mercury, Highs in the 20s. Lows 5 to 15. Venus, Mars and Saturn. moon 10 times, paving the pay for Under way at last Maine: Fair Sunday and Monday. Chance of The evening star is Jupiter. later moon- landing missions. In 1975, a coal mine expilosion Manchester!Area Tolland landowner Construction worker Brad Johnson smooths out NEW YORK flurries Tuesday. Lows zero to 5 below north and in Those born on this date are under the single numbers south. Highs in the upper teens the sign of Capricorn. They include northwest of Calcutta, India, concrete for the footing for a house being constructed on trapped and killed 372 workers. to lower 20s north and mid 20s to near 30 south. German astronomer Johannes town-owned land along Love Lane by Visions Unlimited In 1983, a propane gas explosion Towns In Brief New Hampshire: Fair Sunday and Monday. Kepler in 1571, French bacteriolo­ and fire devastated 16 square hits traffic policy of Tolland. The first four footings were poured this week SAN FRANCIS' gist Louis Pasteur in 1822, and Chance of flurries Tuesday. Lows zero to 5 below blocks of Buffalo, N.Y., killing six. as Visions began building 14 houses to be sold to north and in the single numbers south. Highs in the actress Marlene Dietrich in 1904. Werbner takes interim post But a state DOT official said first-time buyers who are Manchester residents. Peter V. upper teens to lower 20s north and mid 20s to near A thought for the day: Marlene Assistant General Manager Steven Werbner will serve as By John F. Kirch LOS ANGELES On this date in history: today that the developer is the one Lawrence, vice president of Visions, said four or five 30 south. Dietrich said, "The average man interim finance officer and controller for the town until someone Herald Reporter In 1892, the foundation stone of who proposes to do the building is more interested in a woman who can be found to fill the position on a permanent basis. houses will be framed this winter. The cost of the houses the Cathedral of St. John the The owner of about 12 acres of that would change the traffic LOWEST is interested in him than he is with The post will become vacant Tuesday when Thomas Moore will be reduced by subsidized second mortgages. Divine was laid in New York City. vacant land off of Tolland Turn­ impact on the area and so should TEMPERATURES Across the nation In 1941. Japanese war planes a woman — any woman — with retires. Moore has been employed by the town for almost 30 30 ir pike charged Thursday that the bear the cost of improvements. bombed the Philippine capital. beautiful legs. years. •.MIAMI While bundled-up tourists awaited a forecasted state is making it difficult for him "The law has changed over the The town is accepting applications for the post until Jan. 10. years and now it’s up to the warming trend, tomato and citrus growers in to sell his property by imposing At a meeting Nov. 19, the town Board of Directors unanimously unfair requirements on companies developer,” said Bill Keish, the Theft nets chains LEGEND- Central and South Florida prepared for the second approved an increase in the salary range for the job after the that want to develop it. DOT communications director. straight night of a crop-threatening chill. IRAM g ^ S N O W town received too few applications during a previous attempt to Frank D’Amato, the owner of the "H e’s the one who is making the Frost warnings extending through this morning Lottery fill the post. land and the adjacent Acadia changes." [^ ^ 2 ] SHOWERS^ FLOW were issued for all of South Florida except the The new salary range is $42,527 to $53,159. Restaurant, criticized the state in The stretch of Tolland Turnpike valued at $15,000 Keys, where lows in the 40s were expected. Freeze where the shopping center would UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST 0 Recently the duties of the finance officer have been increased the wake of a recent decision by the warnings were posted for the central and northern other numbers drawn Thursday to include responsibiity for risk management under the town’s Konover Development Co. of West have been built narrows from four Connecticut daily Christmas-morning burglars at ments for a ride, he became irate, parts of the state. in New England; Hartford to scrap plans for a to two lanes. Business owners self-insurance program. the Two Legs Jean Store on yelling for his dog, kicking the Tri-state daily: 283, 9874 Applicants must have a master’s degree in business 90,000-square-foot shopping center along the road have complained doors and walls and banging on the Records for cold were set Thursday in South Thursday; 359 Rhode Island daily: 5733 Spencer Street escaped vlith an National forecast administration or a related field with six years of experience in on the property in northern Man­ that it is dangerous and should be glass window at the station, police Carolina, Mississippi and Florida. Temperatures “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 12-15-18-26-32 widened. The area has also been estimated $15,000 in gold chains, municipal finance, or graduation from college with major chester near Interstate 84. said. in Alabama hit the single digits. Play Four; 9653 Massachusetts daily: 5680 Konover had an option to buy the plagued by drainage problems. police reported today. During early Saturday, scattered flurries are forecast for portions of the courses in business, finance, accounting or public administration Police said they responded to an When police were unable to calm The capital of Florida was chillier Thursday than and eight years of experience in municipal finance. land, but canceled plans for the him, he was placed under arrest northern Plains, upper Mississippi Valley, upper and lower Great Lakes Talcottville Plaza after develop­ The DOT had requested Konover alarm that sounded at the store at those of Alaska, Norway and the Soviet Union. and charged with disorderly con­ Regions. Rain is expected for portions of the lower Mississippi Valley. ments including a request from the to show plans for improving the about 5:25 a.m. Wednesday and Tallahassee registered an icy 13 degrees, breaking Red Cross needs donors road to handle the additional found the glass front door and a duct and cruelty to an animal. Scattered showers are forecast for portions of the east Gulf Coast state Department of Transporta­ Valdez was carrying his dog in a a record of 14 degrees set in the bitter 1983 Mugged minister tion to see plans for traffic traffic that would have been jewelry display case smashed. No The Red Cross is seeking blood donors to replenish its blood duffle bag, police said. region. Elsewhere, weather will be fair in general. Christmas freeze. improvements on Tolland Turn­ generated by the Talcottville one was found in the store, police bank supplies. Valdez was placed in a holding pike, which is part of state Route Plaza. Keish said. He said that the said. The amount of blood on hand is ”at a dangerously low figure ” Nothing eise in the store ap­ cell in lieu of a $100 cash bond and 83. department usually makes such a because of extensive use during the holiday season, the agency peared to have been disturbed, the dog was taken to the dog pound, turns other cheek John M. Larson, vice president request when a developer wants to police said. Valdez was presented said. of Konover, said Thursday that the build along a state road. police said. A small trace of blood Blood donations will be accepted Monday at the Concordia "The people who live in the area was found on the glass door, which in Manchester Superior Court improvements would be too costly Thursday, where the charges were BOSTON (U Pl) — An elderly about $40 along with credit ccards, Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street between 11; 45 a.m. and 5 p.m. for the developers. They had and the people who drive in the police said appeared to have been PEOPLE broken by a sharp, pointed nolled. minister who was mugged and and a checkbook, and cracked Donors must be between 17 and 65, in good health and weigh over already agreed to make other area must be considered,” Keish Allen’s head on the sidewalk. 110 pounds. said. instnmient. robbed on Christmas Eve has improvements that the town had Harpo’s restaurant and bar at turned the other cheek, offering to Allen said he does not believe the Other times for donations can be arranged by calling 643-5111. He said the DOT does not have a smiling up at the stands in the general requested, he said. 432 Oakland St. was cited Christ­ help his assailants "learn a better men knew he was a clergyman written plan on what improve­ A 31-year-old Massachusetts Anne’s wrath direction of Tatum O’Neal. He hardly even “ It’s a state road,” D’Amato mas night for possible violation of way” even though they are "des­ since he was wearing street ments should be made to that part man was arrested Christmas night cursed at photographers during the match, Pressure checks offered said, "so the state should take care state liquor ordinances after a man The new book by Anne Burtord, who perate men.” clothes. of Tolland Turnpike. after disturbing the quiet at police but then those journalists started asking of it.” reported that several patrons were resigned under fire as head of the Environ­ " I wouldn't turn them in to police However, he told them, “ If you COVENTRY — The Community Health Care Services Inc. of D’Amato said he bought the land " I f the landlord has a complaint, headquarters when he was unable being served liquor without hot mental Protection Agency, "names names nasty questions about his sex life and if they came^to me for help,” said need help, come up to the church. Columbia will hold three health clinics offering blood pressure he should respond to the Depart­ to make arrangements for a ride eight years ago with the intention meals, police said today. and pulls no punches," says a former McEnroe was spitting again. I ’m the minister there.” checks, throat cultures, tuberculosis tests and general health ment of Transportation," Keish for himself and his dog to his home the Rev. James K. Allen, pastor at of selling it to a developer. The Liquor Control Act states congressman who led a probe into EPA Allen, who has been at the said. He said that D’Amato could in Framingham, Mass., police It turns out that, yes, he loves her and, yes, the First Parish Church, the oldest guidance. that a bar can serve liquor on church for 32 years, returned, "W e bought it for speculation,” make his own proposals on how to said. policies. she is pregnant and, yes, they plan to wed. in Boston. The clinics will be at the Coventry Pharmacy on Jan. 7 from 1 to Christmas only with hot meals. reported the incident to police and he said. "W e’re stuck with a piece fix the street. Police said Hipolito Valdez was The book. "Are You Tough Enough?" On Christmas Eve, Allen, 77, was 2 p.m., Coventry’s Town Office Building on Jan. 8 from 2 to 3 Police said they found 11 people Seems McEnroe wanted to tell his parents continued the service until 7 p.m. of property. Nobody will touch it But D’Amato said he should not allowed to use the phone at the devotes 5‘A pages to EPA accomplishments officiating at the church’s "Alca- p.m., the Village Pharmacy in Coventry on Jan. 21 from 1 to 2 drinking at the bar without meals. first before the world found out about the thon,” a marathon offered to help Wednesday. because the state is going to want have to. police station on East Middle during Mrs. Burford’s two-year tenure, but p.m., and at the agency’s office on Route 6 in Columbia on Jan. 7 Turnpike because of the sub­ The incident will be reported to the off-court love match. members of Alcoholics Anonym­ “They are desperate men,” them to widen Tolland Turnpike. "The state has a problem down form er Rep. Elliott Levitas. D-Ga.. said from 8; 30 to 10 a.m. freezing temperatures. But when Liquor Control Commission, police ous make it through the Christmas Allen said Thursday the two It’s not feasible for a developer to here and they want it solved by Thursday in Atlanta, " I don't think the book For more information, call 228-9428. private people,” he said. he was unable to make arrange­ said. is a correct portrayal of Reagan administra­ m holiday without drinking. robbers. "They don’t know how to do all that work for the state.” tion management.” Babies in the fridge “ Holidays are particularly diffi­ live and need to learn a better cult for alcoholics," Allen said. way.” Mrs. Burford resigned March 9,1983, while One of the biggest news items this year; “ This is a marvelous way to help.” The checkbook was found lying, six congressional committees investigated there’s a Bear in the oven. The wife of More than 600 people from 19 on the street by a child and Retirement will leave void in Coventry allegations of EPA mismanagement. She William “ The Refrigerator” Perry of the different Alcoholics Anonymous returned to Allen Thursdfiy. had been cited in December 1982 for Chicago Bears is expecting a child. groups participated, with each "It could have been much contempt of Congress in refusing to turn over \ group responsible for an hour of worse.” Allen said. "A lot of people Superfund program documents. Reagan had programming. Allen kept the get it much more violently than I Ernie Wheeler is town’s ‘living encyclopedia’ did. They could have stabbed me. instructed Mrs. Burford to withhold the coffee going, conducted a service, helped nrppare the food and served After all, what’s a bump on the Wheeler’s life has not been all course of his job, except for a few documents. Bv Geofoe Lovng "To be effective, it will take at Humorous theme as a source of support. head?” Herald Reporter least a year,” he said. “ It took me work. He is an accomplished piano who opposed development. MADONNA and organ player who his won “ I ’m tired of fighting them,” he "Much of what she says confirms what I " I ’m here to do whatever needs l>jt years to go over every road in The theme of the 97th annual Rose Parade to be done,” theUnitarian minister professional competitions and still said. “ The town’s going to grow believed; that is, that the Reagan adminis­ . . . choosing monogomy COVENTRY — When Ernie town, and three to four years to is “ a celebration of laughter,” so a logical said. occasionally performs private and develop despite people’s per­ tration was abusing the doctrine of executive Power system Wheeler retires at the end of learn about its soil and wetlands.” choice for grand marshal is humorist Erma After three hours, Allen decided JIanuary, Coventry will have more Coventry is also growing at such concerts. sonal feelings.” privilege, and was using her as cannon Star love Isn’t dead Bombeck. to take a short break and went than just a position to fill. a fast rate that an assistant should He is also proficient in a number fodder in that fight,” said Levitas, who was for the birds outside. Wheeler. 64, serves as Coven­ be hired, he said. "To do both the of languages. Besides his native “ THE MOST DIFFICULT thing chairman of the House Public Works Perhaps it all started with Princess Di. “ Parades, along with dust collecting, have " I don’t know where those two ALAMEDA. Calif. (U Pl) - A try’s zoning and inland wetlands field enforcement work and the English. Wheeler said he can about this job is telling people they who gave birth in late 1984 to a real prince of a always been a favorite hobby of mine,” said Committee. fellows came from.” Allen said. falcon with a chain around its neck - agent, its civil preparedness coor­ work of the office, it’s almost converse in French, German, can’t use their property the way guy, Harry. Regardless of the roots, 1985 has Bombeck, the syndicated columnist and “ One kept repeating, ‘Give me broke loose from its master’s home dinator, its enforcement officer for impossible.” he said. Alsatian, and a little in Italian and they want to,” he added. "As a blossomed into the year of star love, and the best-selling author. She is the fifth woman money, give me money.’” handicapped regulations and ite Spanish. public official, you always have and hit a power line, blacking out Wheeler said the workload of the first offspring is a bonafide celebrity baby and first journalist to be grand marshal in One of the men threatened the emergency telephone coordinator, Wheeler was born in Lee, Mass., someone who doesn’t like what the entire city for about a half hour. planning and zoning office has boom. the New Year’s Day parade in Pasadena, minister with a screwdriver and and spent a total of 31 years in the you’re doing.” The bird was electrocuted in the in addition to being a living grown 200 percent since he first Johnny In court Romance was so rampant that it should Calif. the other knocked him down, Allen encyclopedia of Coventry’s fields, Army and the Navy. During that incident Thursday night, police joined the town staff in 1974. Wheeler explained that "99 bring tears to the eyes of the Groupie Hit said, adding they searched his roads and streams. time, be obtained a master’s said. • Building developments alone have percent have accepted my solu­ Johnny Paycheck is good at heart, Parade. Madonna, Mick Jagger, Bruce About 1 million spectators will line the pockets and rolled him over. “ I’m tired of working,” Wheeler degree in fine arts, attending the Electricity was restored to most increased tenfold during that time, tion” to a problem. He said once a although the country singer has found Springsteen, Billy Joel, Joan Collins and Pat 5‘A -mile parade route to gawk at the 60 floats, "One of the men had his hand said in pn interview Thursday. He University of Wisconsin and the areas of the city after a half hour, he said. zoning agent rejects a certain himself in legal and financial trouble during 22 marching bands and 228 horses. Another over my mouth, so I could hardly has worked for the town for more United States Armed Forces Bkenetar either got hitched or hooked up with but some sections remained in the Because of his busy schedule, proposal, he has to have alterna­ his career, says a hometown friend. 125 million television viewers worldwide will breathe." he said. than 11 years. Institute. partners to produce celebrity offspring. dark for an hour or more, official* Wheeler said he has not been able tives “ and be strong about what watch the two-hour event, which hasn’t been They took his billfold, containing "It’s gotten so that all the Paycheck, 47, known for his 1978 hit "Take Even that testy,, temperamental McBrat said. to enforce the town’s seasonal rained on since 1955. departments are asking Ernie, WHILE IN THE service, he you’re doing.” named John McEnroe seems to have dwelling policy along Coventry Wheeler said it is also important This Job and Shove It." was to have a Ernie, Ernie,” he said. managed “ The Gallion” in New simmered down in the heat of love. Lake. preliminary hearing today in Hillsboro But the heavy workload is not the London, which was the fourth to have ‘‘an attitude of Madonna, she of crucifixes and purple lace “ I hesitated to do it because so Municipal Court in Greenfield. Ohio, on a largest Navy club in the world, he helpfulness.” bras, found true love when she met “ brat Manchester Herald only reason he announced his many people will be harmed, charge of felonious assault. He is accused of retirement earlier this month. said. He also spent some time as pack” actor Sean Penn, he of the quick fist, although it has to be done, ’ ’ be said. Knowing the town is another sbooUng a 37-year-old man at a tavern, Wheeler said even after he leaves the manager of the officers’ club at especially when photographers are prancing Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher crucial aspect of being a zoning resulting in a minor scalp wound. Future star babies the planning and zoning office, the state National Guard armory agent, be said. Wheeler said about. IN SPI’TE OF the large amount in Hartford before going to work he’ll keep busy as a zoning of work, Wheeler said he is proud of nobody else in Coventry iK ^ s " I told him several times that he was They married in Malibu Aug. 16 in a VOL. CV, No. 74 ; for Coventry. Some possibilities for future celebrity USPS 327-500 consultant for both private and what be has been able to do for the familiar as he is with the town’s destroying himself.” said Paul Angel, who wedding that was so exclusive that even Cher Wheeler said be plans to con­ mingling; Brooke Shields seems smitten FuMWted dollv MMpt Sunday municipal projects. underground waterways, the can­ knew Paycheck when he grew up in this had to show her ID to get in the gates. Suopostod carrior rotoo oro 01.M town. tinue to live in his Vernon home with George Michael, the squeaky clean idol and cortaln holMoyt by Itt* Man- w ookly. 09.12 fo r ono m ontb, *19.85 “ When I look at all the develop­ als that feed into Lake Waumgum- Highland County town as Donny Lytle. Jersey girls all over the world mourned the choslar FubUtblne Co.. 14 Brolnard after be retires. He has had “ three from Wbam!; Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran for thro* monttw. fM.70 tar tlx ••I L O V E C O V E N T R Y .” ment, I don’t feel my time has been baug and the operations of the dam “ He tried to portray that outlaw image and loss of "the Boss.” Bruce Springsteen found FIo m . M o n ch M ttr, Conn. 04040. So- m onllN ond 941.40 n r ono year. Wheeler said, adding. “ I ’m older or four” offers to serve as a private is enamored with Clare Stansfleld. one of cond dots pestaoo paid at Mon- Moll rotatarogyallabloonroquoit. wasted,” be said. that controls the lake level. took it too far,” Angel said in an interview his true love, model-actress Jullanne Phil­ Calvin Klein’s favorite models; Molly ebostor. Conn. FOSTMASTBR: than I look.” consultant and will most likely work part-time for the town of ‘It will take time.” be said of the published Thursday in The Cincinnati Post. lips, 25, and they married just after midnight Ringwald'of "T h e Breakfast Club” is seeing Sond oddroso ehonnoo to tlio Mon- It may be a while before a Wheeler said no single project ehostor HoroM. F.oTsox 9*1, Man- stands out as his proudest accomp­ Hampton. things his replacement will have to “ Johnny’s a victim of his own self. But he’ s May 13 at the Our Lady of the Lake Church. guitar player Dweezil Zappa, 16. son of cbootor. Conn. 01040. To placo a doMlflod or ditploy replacement for Wheeler is found. odyortu omont, or to report a now* He said the town has not yet lishment, although “ working with Wheeler said “ there's nothing get to know. Most of the learning really very loving. He’s got a good heart.” Meanwhile, it was "Love Boat” city for Frank Zappa; and although perfect couple OUARANTSeO OtLIVeRY: If ! ^ , ttorv or picture M M coll 448- hccepted applications for a new the town’s different planners has ulterior” about bis decision to will have to occur on the job, he In 1972^-^ycheck received a one-year Billy Joel and cover girl Christie Brinkley. Cariy Simon and James Taylor broke up, you don't rocoly* your HoroM by 9 2711. Office hours ore 0:30 a.m. to 9 sentence for^check forgery and filed for They married March 23 on a white p.m. woohdovt 7:30 a.m. Sotur- p.m. Monday throuph Friday. V zoning agent. Even after someone been beneficial to them and me.” leave (>)ventry. said. she’s now engaged to her perfect ex- “ I ’ve worked for the people, they “ You have to learn a lot on yodr bai^ruptcy in 1976. In 1982, he pleaded no tulip-decorated boat that cruised around the dov. plooit tolonaono your carrior. ^ is chosen, Wheeler said, it will take He said he most enjoyed “ actually Ernie Wheeler, who will retire as Coventry’s zoning and husband’s ex-drummer, Rass Kunkel. If you'ro unaWo to roach your car­ getting our (his and the town didn’t work for me,” be said. own,” he said. “ Time is a great contest to a misdemeanor sexual assault island of Manhattan. They’re expecting their rior, coll tubtcribor torvloo at 447- - Tho Monchottor HoroM I* a tub- time for his successor to learn the inland wetlands agent at the end of January, says it will responsibilities of the office and planner’s) fingers into a project Wheeler said he encountered few teacher. You don’t teach in books charge involving a 12-year-old girl and was first child after the first of the year. Still no word on Michael Jackson’s love 9*44 by 4 p.m. woolidav* or 1* o.m. tcrlbor to United Frost Intomo- Sahirdayt tar ouarontood dollyorvy tlonol newt torylco and Itam tm bor the town Itself. and see it take shape.” problems with townspeople in the what I’ve learned here.” take his successor a while to learn the town. arrested for failing to pay a promoter a But you knew something was going on interests, but he must be listed as the most In of the Audit Suroou of arcutatlon*. 128,000 settlement, the newspaper said. during Wimbledon when John McEnroe kept eligible and most elusivp bachelor of 1985.

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 27. 1985 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec, n . 1M5 U.S./W 0M Rival factions Future has new look for Kennedy In B ritif By Stave Garstal behind him. the Senate in a recent Boston Globe Kennedy can. partly through his own back in Beirut United Press international “ I know that this decision means I interview. “ And I ’m often frustrated by endeavors and partly because of his may never be president,” Kennedy said it in many instances, but that’s nothing name, command the world’s attention Rtagan plant wattam trip WASHINGTON - Sen. Edward in a paid broadcast announcement Dec. nqw.’’ , \ — whether i^ is an orchestrated trip to the Soviet Union, a Christmas season WASHINGTON — After a quiet Chriitmaa at Kennedy, forsaking his quest for the 19. A day later, at a Boston news And be said in the interview last visit to personally inspect famine the White Houae, President and Mrs. Reagan ieft to sign accord p re s id e ^ , has deeded the family conference, he said the presidency "has month that if Democrats regain control of the Senate next year it would have conditions in Africa or, as he is doing for California today to wind up 1985 with oid legacy to another generation and been removed from my future." now, an on-site look at poverty in friends and continue their tradition of celebrating moved into a new era of what is already been “ clearly a very, very significant New Year’s Eve in Palm Springs. By Dovid Zenlon an extraordinary political career. THERE ARE M ANY - those who factor" in his decision. America. The president's chief of staff, Donald T. Regan, United Press International In a simple and surprise statement, love him and those who hate him — who UNLIKE HIS BROTHERS. Kennedy FOR YEARS, Kennedy rightly told reporters Reagan had been briefed by his Kennedy freed himself from the shack­ will never believe that the last of the has stayed the Senate long enough claims, the trips and virtually every­ national security council staff before leaving BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) — Representatives of les of presidential politics which had Kennedys has renounced bis ambitions In (since 1962) and played by the rules well thing he did in his political and personal about terrorist attacks in Rome and Vienna that Lebanon’s powerful Christian and Moslem militias ■H.7' enslav^ him from the moment in 1968 for the White House. And even Kennedy returned to Beirut today after agreeing to sign their when his brother Robert Kennedy was said he “ still would like to be enough so that he is an entrenched life was was viewed in the context of a killed 16 people. member. bid for the presidency. Reagan was beginning an annual weeklong much-delayed three-way peace plan before the end of assassinated. president.” Senate Republican leader Robert That period, he hopes, has ended with New Year’s vacation in Los Angeles and Palm the year. Even as he grieved for the third of his Kennedy has accumulated enough Dole even suggested, minutes after his announcement. Springs, ending Jan. 3 with .a meeting with The pro-Christian newspaper Al Joumhouria said brothers to die. Democratic kingmak­ seniority so that if the Democrats can , Kennedy made his announcement, that Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid in the accord, which will outline the procedure for ers courted him as a candidate to take control of the Senate after the 1986 ” I have decided that the best way to the Democrats might “ draft" the Mexicali, Mexico. ending Lebanon’s lO-year-old civil war and the future oppose the Johnson wing of the elections he can choose the chairman­ advance the values you and I share Massachusetts senator for the 1988 Reagan was staying in Los Angeles today and political structure of the war-tom nation, will be Democratic Party at the hate-filled ship of the Judiciary or Labor and peace on Earth, economic growth at nomination. flying to Palm Springs Sunday to spend New sign ^ within 45 hours. National Convention in Chicago. Human Resources Committees and has home and compassion for all Ameri­ S/*" -1 There are also those who feel Year’s at the estate of publisher Walter The pro-Syrian Al Sharq newspaper said the accord Every four years since, speculation recently branched out with member­ cans — is to be a United States senator Kennedy made his decision because he Annenberg. He was to return to Los Angeles Jan. “ is ready for signature Monday.” over Democratic presidential politics ship of the Armed Services Committee. — and not a candidate for president of 2 before heading to Mexico to meet with de la Representatives of the powerful Christian Leba­ has centered on Ted Kennedy although felt he could not win, that he is, as Sen. the United States. Bennett Johnston, D-La., said, a Madrid. nese Forces, Moslem Shiite Amai and Druse only once, in 1980, did he seek the On many issues, ranging far beyond Progressive Socialist Party militias were “ sum­ a", nation’s highest office — only to lose to “ divisive" force in the Democratic committee assignments, he has become ” ... The pursuit of the presidency is moned" to Damascus Thursday for another round of President Jimmy Carter in a brutal Party and that the stains of Chappaq- the acknowledged leader of the Senate’s not my life, public service is,” Kennedy QAO backs Baker’s move talks with Syrian Vice President Abdel Halim campaign. ^ uidick and his divorce can never be liberal bloc although often prone to skip said in his statement. Khaddam — the architect of the peace plan. John Kennedy, according to “ The removed. the scut work in the chamber. Moving At age 53, Ted Kennedy has em­ WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department But Kennedy rejected that sugges­ barked on a new journey. violated federal law by using Social Security trust Militia sources confirmed details of the plan had i h UPI photo Remarkable Kennedys” by Joe more to the center, he has broken with been flnalized and said discussions concentrated on •Mi- McCarthy, predicted the family succes­ tion, saying, " I would have been able to liberals on such issues as the line item funds to keep the government operating while UPI photo In a 1982 photo, Ted Kennedy tells gain the nomination, and I would have Armed with a quarter of a century of Congress delayed action on raising the debt technicalities. sion when he said, “ Just as I went into veto, the Gramm-Rudman budget and politics because Joe died, if anything been a strong contender.” experience, endowed with the mystique ceiling, a congressional official says. “ Everything is ready for signature. We have a final Two broken jade and serpentine were broken when unknown persons Democrats he will not seek the some gun control votes. happened to me tomorrow, my brother Overlooked in all the presidential of a legendary name and in pursuit of But Comptroller General Charles Bowsher. in a agreement to end the state of war, return the pried open the glass casing of a display Democratic presidentiai nomination in the goals he shared with his brothers, figurines lay among other figurines in Bobby would run for my seat in the frenzy over the years is that Ted Unlike most public officials. Kennedy letter released Thursday to Rep. James Jones, Lebanese refugees to their homes, and check the 1984. He surprised many when he the last of the Kennedy brothers could collapse of the nation’s economy," said a Christian Mexico City's Museum of Anthropology case during a robbery of the museum. Senate And if Bobby died, Teddy would Kenney, unlike his brothers, likes the does not need a forum although he has D-Okla., chairman of the House Social Security announced Dec. 19 he wouid not run in Senate. one in the Senate, a spot he hopes to be on the brink of his most pr ^ductive subcommittee, said Treasury Secretary James militia official who declined to be named. Thursday. The undated Olmec figurines take over for him.” That part of Ted Kennedy's life is now " I enjoy it,” Kennedy said of his life in retain by running for re-election. years — free at last. Baker had not “ acted unreasonably" in what he ’The official said Lebanese Forces chief Eiie 1988. described as an “ extraordinary situation." Hobeika, Amal leader Nabih Berri and Druze militia The letter was in response to questions leader Walid Jumblatt will sign the accord in the submitted to the head of the General Accounting presence of Khaddam and several Lebanese and Mexico asks help on heist Office by Jones regarding the use of Social Syrian officials. Tensions surround Israelis Security funds to meet government costs in “ The end of the painful journey of war is not "They robbed a piece of our mined “ since they were pieces thati September, October and November. difficult," Lebanese President Amin Gemayel said MEXICO CITY (UPI) - Fed­ Thursday. eral police questioned eight guards history," said Fiorescano, at a had never been tra d ^ on the! The congressional watchdog agency found that market.” quiet on payroll tax revenues earmarked for the Social The decision to convene the tripartite committee on duty at the time 140 priceless art press conference. Philadelphia plan came after Iranian President Ali Khamanei urged treasures were stolen from Mexico He called the robbery “ the Anthropology Institute spokes­ Serarity Trust Fund were not invested in man Enrique Camargo said the interest-bearing Treasury securities as required Moslems to press for the formation of an Islamic City’s National Anthropological largest plunder that has happened SAM m ove government in Lebanon. Museum, and the Foreign Ministry to the Mexican archeological herit­ pieces were "small and very well under law. selected,” showing the thieves Proposed hall of fame Instead, the GAO said, the Treasury redeemed "Since Moslem blood had flowed for Lebanon, any asked for intemationai assistance age and the largest robbery solution to the Lebanese crisis must be based upon the in recovering the artifacts. suffered by any museum in our were knowledgeable. No object TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Prime investments to make benefit payments to retirees was larger than a foot long, and and to pay other government costs. The GAO said rights of the Lebanese Moslems,” Iran’s official “ The established (security) sys­ country.” would honor 5,000 blacks Minister Shimon Peres said Syria they all could have fit "in a box or $U.2 billion in Social Security tax money was not Islamic Republic News Agency quoted Khamenei as tem was one of the best and had no The theft of pre-Columbian figu­ has sent mobile anti-aircraft mis­ two.” invested in September, October and the first 13 saying Tuesday. problems,” Museum Director En­ rines, masks, gold jewelry and By Lee Linder "No little group is going to stop siles back into eastern Lebanon, days of November after the debt ceiling was Khamenei urged the Islamic Amai and the Moslem rique Florescano said Thursday. vases from the ground floor of the United Press International this,” Evans said, referring td^ but that Israel was dealing with the The stolen treasures included- reached on Sept. 3. fundamentalist Hezboiiah movements “ to mobilize "W e’re going to see what went world-renowned museum, was dis­ some on the 15-member park matter quietly to avoid an escala­ popular forces capable of controlling the country from wrong.” covered Wednesday morning dur­ pieces recovered from the Mayan PH ILAD ELPH IA - Samuel commission who have reserva­ tion in their five-week-old war of the northern city of Tripoii to the south.” said IRNA. However, museum guards told ing the security guard shift sacrificial well in Chichen Itza on Evans has a dream, to honor tions about converting prime land nerves. Tribal warfare claims 59 The two movements should “ preserve the Islamic ' ’United Press Intemationai there change. the Yucatan peninsula, the major­ America’s slaves and other black in America’s largest urban park Speaking to Israeli newspaper There were no signs of forced ity of gold pieces from the Mixteca into a $23 million garden. editors Thursday. Peres con­ JOHANNESBURG. South Africa - Police nature of Lebanon,” Khamenei said. was no alarm system and security heroes, but it is threatened by exhibition room and the famous Evans said the garden would today said at least six blacks were killed in The Syrian-sponsored accord, which arose from was provided by the Mexico City entry into the museum, but the politics, lack of money and con­ firmed previously uncfficlal re­ thieves cut the large glass panes Zapoteca m?sk of the Bat god. include some 25 fountains, thou­ political violence in black townships while the talks that began in Damascus in October, was reached police department in two 12-hour cerns over proper use of public ports that Syria had sent the Also taken was an Aztec obsidian sands of statues, and a huge death toll from tribal clashes in the remote hills without participation by Lebanon’s Moslem funda­ shifts. from seven exhibition cases in land. low-altitude SAM-6 and SAM-8 three halls to carry off treasures of monkey vase and most of the pyramid as “ the tomb to the 10 south of Durban has risen to 59. mentalist groups, the Sunni Moslem community or Fiorescano charged the robbery For him the controversy centers missiles back into Lebanon’s Be- pieces from the Mayan altar and million unknown African slaves In another development, authorities Thursday Palestinians. was finked to the international the Mayan, Aztec, Mixteca and on race. kaa Valley, where it has stationed tomb at Palenque. including the who died in this country.” denied black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela No detaiis of the accord were made public but black market of world art trea­ Zapoteca cultures. “ It is a racial issue, and the an estimated 25.000 soldiers. jade mask from the tomb itself, (The Afro-American Encyclope­ was being held in solitary confinement in diplomatic sources say it includes several reforms sures "that constantly threatens Federal Judicial Police held for whites are making it that.” he said, Israel said Dec. 15 that Syria had located in southeastern Mexico. dia says the slave population of the Pollsmoor prison, where he is serving a life aimed at ending Lebanon's 42-year-old system of all museums of the world." questioning eight of the nine answering critics, including the moved the missiles into the Bekaa The museum, built in 1964, has United States was 4.000,000 at the Valley, but that they were re­ sentence for treason and sabotage. sectarian poiitical appointments that favor In another development, the guards who were on duty at the city’s two dally newspapers, who the largest and best-known collec­ beginning of the Civil War.) moved after Israel called for the Durban police said Umbumbulu. where 2,000 Christians. Foreign Ministry instructed its time of Christmas holiday heist. object to using 40 acres of Philadel­ The sources said the accord envisaged an end to the embassies overseas to ask for Felipe Solis, a museum curator, tion of pre-Columbian art in the phia Fairmount Park land for his intervention of U.S. diplomats. Zulu and 3,000 Pondo tribesmen armed with axes, “ It will draw more people than civil war within 12 months but the political reforms intemationai help in confiscating said the prices of the pieces taken world and is visited by five million African American Hall of Fame. It Government officials who spoke spears, sticks and homemade guns, fought anything we have in Philadelphia were not expected to take effect for several years. the archeological objects. could not be accurately deter­ people annually. would have 5,000 statues, including on condition they not be identified, pitched battles late Tuesday and early Wednes­ except Independence Hall,” he one of every black elected mayor. said Israel again was dealing with day, was quiet but tense Thursday. At least 59 said. “ This project will be carried "White people use that public the missile crisis through diplo­ warriors died. forward no matter who protests. land.” he said. “ Why can’t black matic channels, apparently Riot police who have patrolled the area for We will test every person on where Western pressure ignored people use the land, too? White through the United States. three weeks said they expected to find more they stand on black people’s people are sitting out there all over “ Israel is basically against any bodies, although the two tribes traditionally take contribution to this country.” UPI photo their dead and wounded with them as they the park. Everything out there was escalation and surely against any withdraw into the hills. put out there by white people, and I Mayor W. Wilson Goode, the That time of year confrontation.” Peres said Thurs­ Soviets promise to stay in Afghanistan want to change that.” city’s first black mayor, has day. At 83 he realizes he doesn’t have endorsed the idea as “ a very Israel is keeping a close eye on Means to fight Sandinistas much longer to see his dream come Postal carrier Eugene O'Brien sorts The IRS sent some 87 million forms to Afghans, the film showed a roomful of positive symbol” but doesn’t think Syrian movements, but was being WASHINGTON — American Indian activist By Carol J. Williams the Kabul government in putting down icy on the war may have been in true and will move it somewhere federal 1040 income tax forms Thursday taxpayers in its traditional day-after- men described as “ American uncles” his statue should be included until careful not to increase tensions by Russell Means, who led the militant uprising at The Associated Press the Moslem insurrection. anticipation of critical Western state­ else in the United States “ if applauding their role in the war. The he leaves office. at the mail facility in Cambridge, Mass. Christmas mailing this year. engaging in a war of words, Peres Wounded Knee 12 years ago, is taking a band of While Western governments have ments marking the start of the Soviet Philadelphia doesn’t want it." people shown were not identified, but said. "warriors" to Nicaragua to support a confedera­ MOSCOW — Six years after the Soviet reiterated their insistence that the military’s seventh year in Afghanistan. He said he would consider New Goode said the project could be a they appeared to be U.S. congressmen tion of three Indian tribes fighting the Sandinista military intervened in Afghanistan, the Kremlin withdraw the estimated British Foreign Secretary Geoffrey York, Atlanta, Baltimore, New major tourist attraction when Syria also has placed high- at a legislative session. government. state-run media offered a heavy dose of 115,000 troops it has sent to Afghanistan, HOwe and West German Foreign Orleans, Jacksonville and Los Philadelphia celebrates the bicen­ altitude SAM-2 missiles along the Means, a Sioux Indian, told United Press commentary on the war-torn country the Soviets seem to be making clear Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher this Angeles, among other places, if tennial of the U.S. Constitution in Shoppers flood U.S. stores border with Lebanon, and the International Thursday night he will have but gave no sign the Kremlin will pull its they will not do so as long as other week issued statements that repeated Pre-teen children of Afghan rebels turned down here. 1987. combination was likely to hamper “ upwards of 100" members of the New American 115,000 soldiers out. countries continue to bankroll the calls for withdrawal of Soviet troops. were shown smoking cigarettes and Bv Gotten Tlmberloke exchange gifts and take advantage At Sears, Roebuck & Co., tbe Israeli reconnaissance flights over Indian Movement in Central America “ by the A documentary broadcast this week rebels. The film televised Wednesday night practicing grenade and machine-gun The Associated Press of prices reduced between 20 largest retailer in the country, the eastern Lebanon. first week of April.” on Soviet television contrasted the gave a dramatic portrait of the war for attacks, which viewers were told they; percent and 70 percent. picture was less rosy. It was during one of those flights Once there, they will help the Costa Rica-based superpowers’ gifts to Afghan children. Today is the sixth anniversary of the Soviet viewers with footage of maimed learned from U.S. and Pakistani; Shoppers are flocking to the Beth Schooley, marketing direc­ "W e’ re encouraged by the last month that Israeli jets shot MISURASATA Indian organization and the The Soviets provided school supplies, Dec. 27, 1979, Soviet military interven­ and dead women and children, who trainers. Disease in Southwest nation's stores to take advantage tor at Capital Mall in Olympia, strong finish,” said Ernie Arms, a down two Syrian MiG-23 jets, U.S.-backed Contras in Nicaragua battle Presi­ w h ile’’American uncles” gave bombs tion in Afghanistan that brought the were described by Soviet T V ’s Kabul The Soviet Union’s "limited conting­ of post-Christmas markdowns. but Wash., said sales were good even spokesman at Sear’s headquarters prompting Syria to install the dent Daniel Ortega’s government. disguised as flashlights, pens and regime of Babrak Karmal to power. correspondent Mikhail Leshchinsky as ent" of troops was mentioned in the) the sales pace is not quite as hectic though many people had to return in Chicago. high-altitude SAM-2 missiles. MISURASATA is an organization representing ordinary rocks, the report said. The television broadcast, national victims of counter-revolutionaries. film, but never shown in combat. Soviet* is caiied important as usual because of the first to work after a one-day holiday. tthe Miskito, Suma and Rama Indians who live in The film, “ Afghanistan — The newspapers and the official news After a demonstration of what the soldiers instead were shown guarding! mid-week holiday in 11 years and She speculated that students on Nicaragua and Honduras. The Indians were Revolution Won’t Be Killed,” and agency Tass did not specifically men­ narrator said were U.S.-made explo­ roads and working with government; severe weather in some regions. vacation helped sales. LOS ANGELES (AP) — His­ Angeles County’s Department forced off their land during the 1979 Sandinista commentaries seemed to indicate that tion the anniversary. But the flurry of sive devices embedded in flashlights officials to rebuild schools, hospitals' The search for bargains i6 the But Dan Melin. sales and mar­ panic immigrants in Southwest­ of Health Services. revolution. Moscow is holding fast to its support of commentaries restating Kremlin pol­ and other items left behind by rebels for and factories. traditional postscript to the Christ­ keting manager for the J.C. ern states may become ill or die ■ “ We speculate that cysticer­ Means said MISURASATA has been fighting mas season, which this year Penney store in the Woodfield Mall CORRECTION more often than previously cosis is an important disease in the Sandinista government for nearly five years produced widely mixed results for in Schaumburg, III., a Chicago thought frqm a rare disease in other U.S.-Mexico border zones and its cause is "unstoppable." the major retailers. But their suburb, said: “ The weather has which tapeworms attack the in California, New Mexico. Prominent family performance overall was satisfac­ definitely slowed it down. I think f V - r brain and other body tissues, Arizona and Texas, and in cities tory. even though the season was the weather will probably even it researchers say. where large immigrant popula­ 9UMW PUCOUNT CENTER Truce In El Salvador over six days Shorter this year, analysts out and spread it over a few days.” 446 “ If (doctors in) the rest of the tions reside,” they wrote in the in Seattle attacked said Thursday. As for holiday sales overall. ” We SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Leftist Southwest started looking for journal. “ After-Christmas sales today had a very strong season and are rebels said thcsrvolonger feel obligated to honor a r ^ cysticercosis, they probably Cysticercosis is caused by SEATTLE (U PI) — A jobless steelworker, jailed as are excellent, like Christmas feeling very positive about it,” said Due to typographical errors, the business hours were holiday ceaaq Bra because of government viola- would find a lot more cases than ingesting pork tapeworm eggs suspect in the Christmas Eve slaying of a Seattle wrapping paper and cards. Even Charles Self, a vice president of incorrect in the Al Sieffert’s advertisement that ,tk>nt i t arranged by the Catholic are being reported,” said Frank or through fecal-oral contact — woman and savage beating of her politically though it is cold out, there is much Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the fast­ churchk" J. Sorvillo, an epidemiologist either by consuming sewage- appeared in the Manchester Herald on Thursday, prominent husband and their two sons, has no activity in the stores,” said Ba;-- growing discount chain based in GoailRa -ih m r Ruben Zamora, said in a and co-author of a study pub­ contaminated food or water or December 26. statement TMMtdAp, the rebels would not attack apparent personal connection to the family, police by person-to-person contact, bara Palazzolo, a spokeswoman Bentonville, Ark. say. lished today in the Journal of the December sales at Wal-Mart, power or traflgfnftation facilities, but might Aiherican Medical Association. such as when infected cooks fail for K mart Corp. in Troy, Mich. The correct hours should read — Investigators acting on a tip Thursday arrested Rod Bitz, a spokesman for the nation’s seventh largest re­ attack what dwy eoMider military targets. Records of 497 inpatients to wash their hands after using David Lewis Rice, 27, of Seattle, and booked him in the f u : Dayton-Hudson Corp. in Minnea­ tailer, will be about 10 percent The docuriwM listed 13 specific incidents treated for cysticercosis at four thq restroom and then contami­ FRIDAY 9:30AM • 9PM King County jail on suspicion of homicide and three higher than a year ago, after insurgents claim violated the cease-fire, which hospitals in Los Angeles County nate food. polis. said sales were brisk at that counts of attempted murder, police Sgt. Don Cameron discounting the results of stores SATURDAY 9:30AM - 5PM called for both the military and rebels to halt Of the 497 patients studied, 11 company's stores. said. from 1973 through 1983 were opened this year. Self said. offensive actions from Dec. 24 through Jan. 2. studied by researchers from the died, 95 percent were Hispanic At the Glendale Galleria mall Police declined to speculate on what prompted near Los Angeles, shoppers got off Early Thursday, Col. Mauricio Vargas, mil­ national Centers for Disease and 79 percent were bom in Tuesday’s attack, but said they have ruled out itary commander of northeastern Morazan Control and Sorvillo. of Los Mexico. to a slow start. But before midday, province, where most of the violations reportedly robbery and personal animosity as motives. they were jamming stores to o • o • o • o took place, said he had no knowledge of the truce Annie Carlsten Goldmark, 37, was found dead of and tod received no orders to cease fire. stab wounds in the neck and chest at the family’s V llJtd THE PERFECT ACCESSORY home Tuesday night in the fashionable Madrona neighborhood overlooking Lake Washington. STUB 1C FOR YOUR NEW VCR: Heart patient In MIghf coma Her husband, Charles, 41, an attorney, and the MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - The family of couple’s sons. Derrick 10, and Colin, 8,1 were listed M011.-81I 94)0-5:30 VIC A VIDEO STUDIO Thursday in critical condition at Harborview Medical artificial heart patient Mary Lund thanked Thurs. 'Ill BOO LARGEST IM I Center with severe head injuries. The three were \ ^ MOVIE MEIVIDER5HIP! well-wishers “ near and far" for prayers and e y INEW E NOLAN Dj concern while they kept a vigil waiting for her under police protection. doiid Bundiy condition to improve. The brutalized family was discovered by guests 978 MAIN 8T. MANCH^TER; CT - Lund, 40, of Kensington. Minn., remained in a arriving for a Christmas Eve dinner party. A vALue vAAierrsTOAe wth uoah Life Membership Speciaij light coma and in critical hut stable condition Police released few other details about the puzzling today, nine days after she became the first attack. Includes Two Free Movie woman to receive an artificial heart. “ There doesn’t appear to be any personal Video She was scheduled to undergo an electroence­ connection between the suspect and the Goldmark Rentals phalogram Thursday to test the electrical family," said Seattle Police Chief Patrick Fitzsimons. He added there was no sign of forced entry at the 50% OFF! activity of her brain, said a spokesman at Abbott Goldmark home. OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF NOWONLY______H Northwestern Hospital. An update by doctors on Studio 5 w.» m— --- — , ■ Weapons were found at the scene “ that could be TRIM-A-TREE ITEMS her condition was expected today. Ht8 n88l8 IT9IC8 S8K cur El Dr. Fredarick Gobel, spokesman for the considered as possible murder weapons," Cameron Including Of Manchester Minneapolis Heart InsUtute, said Lund has less said. than a 50-50 chance of survival. There has been no Police arrested Rice, an uneinployed steelworker in the Capitol Hill neighborhood after receiving a tip • G. E. Lights • Boxed Cards • Novelties 397 Broad St. change in her neurological state since LJ Wednesday. from a resident of the area. • Garland • Wrapping Paper • Plush Stockings Cameron.said the suspect emerged from a house as • Traa Stands • Bows , Gobel said Lund’s kidney function was not U « ph • Party Supplies I! improving and she again underwent bemodialy- police arrived and ran for. two blocks until officers • Tree Skirts • Icicles • Silk Polnsettias 647-8808 sie to remove impurities and excess fluid from caught up with him. He did not struggle when caught, A Seatte police officer tries to keep the Goldmark was severely beaten and the sergeant said. • tre e s • Satin Ornaments • FHastic Polnsettias ______u her blood. Charles Goldmark family cat warm Mon.-SaL10to8 Sunday 12toS Rice probably will be charged Monday with at least stabbed, as were his two sons, and his Spicw Good WHh TM$ Coupon (M y. Ekpiras i n t m Lund’s husband, DuWayne, 45, and her son, inside his Jacket as they wait outside the wife was killed. Police have arrested a Scott. 14, are staying at the hospital with Lund’s one count of aggravated first-degree murder, THUnS. FRI. a SAT. ONLY! brother and sister. “ depending on how the three in the hospital do during home where the prominent attorney's 27-year-old suspect. • O • O • O • O • oso#o#o#o#Q the weekend," Cameron said. family was terrorized Christmas Eve. t < - MANCHESTER HERALD. FrkiJiy. Pec. Tt. 1W5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 27. 1985 — 7 . \ . Richard W. Cosgrove. Publisher Douglas A . Bovins. Managing Editor f OPINION James P. Sacks. City Editor Yale spokesman downplays claim Coalition ideas ■ ‘i t . ' f Wft; Jack of ‘Bard’s’ poem worth studying Anderson NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale computer that contains aU of A recent report contends that many homeless University has a copy of a love Shakespeare’s known works. people are left to fend for themselves on poem recently attributed to Wil­ Littell said Wednesday that Yale Connecticut's roads and sidewalks, unable to find iGDUbiav liam Shakespeare, but more study is not claiming the poem was shelter even when they are in danger of freezing to is needed to prove claims that the written by Shakespeare. He said it death. Elizabethan master playwright can only be considered Shakes­ '7'0i The report, issued last week by the New York- penned the verse, a Yale spokes­ peare’s " if people who have based National Coalition for the Homeless after a KGB slips up man says. studied it for years, and they just survey that lasted several months, estimates that have so much knowledge and The simple, nine-stanza poem background ... can place it.” the state has 10,000 homeless people — more than has sparked a round of verbal Parks has challenged Taylor to 10 for every available shelter bed. About a third of when it forges warfare between scholars over the prove that the poem was written by these are elderly and another third are mentaily credibility of one expert’s claim Shakespeare, the newspaper has that the poem is one of Shakes­ disturbed, the coalition says in a 27-page reported. indictment of the state’s failure to help those in Ml peare’s works. "What I think we end up with is a o * U.S. documents need. “ Yes, there is a copy at Yale, but challenge to Mr. Taylor to prove From the beginning, it was predictable that the we can’t say it belongs to Shakes- that what he has is a poem by , report would not be greeted warmly by those WASHINGTON — Forgery is a favorite Soviet pieare.” Yale spokesman Walter Shakespeare,” said Parks. a .. i Littell said. " It ’s part of the Reached Tuesday in England, responsible for providing services to the homeless weapon in the Cold War, but has never been an Taylor withdrew his claim that the in Connecticut. important part of the U.S. disinformation arsenal. Beinecke” Rare Book and Manus­ cript Library at Yale. Bodleian copy of the poem was But thus far, the official reaction to "An "Th ere isn’t that kind of concept in the U.S. 'The New York Times reported “ not survived by any other copy” Embarrassment of Riches" has featured a government,” explained Herbert Romerstein, a Wednesday that Gary Taylor, an at any major American library. He disappointing amount of defensive anger and far U.S. Information Agency expert on Soviet American scholar currently in said he based that statement on too little reflection. Charges have flown about disinformation. In the Soviet Union, on the other England, discovered the poem in telephone checks he conducted everything from the numbers contained in the hand, poliUcal forgeries are a tradition dating the Bodleian Library at Oxford with scholars and librarians in the report to the motivation of its authors and the back to czarist times. University there. United States. UPI photo Taylor said last month he was Taylor said he had phoned Yale location of their organization. ” We don’t win in a war of lies,” Romerstein told agreement with the 110-boat Seafood Producers’ A Waterbury shelter official summed the report us. ” We con win in a war of truth against lies, but satisfied the poem was written by and asked an unidentified source if Members of the Seafarer’s International Union leave the university had a copy of the up tersely, calling it "a piece of garbage.” Gov. our credibility is much too important to Shakespeare, and said no other their hall in New Bedford, Mass., Thursday after Association of New Bedford over dividing of the fishing copy of the work existed at any poem. Wiliiam O’Neill, for his part, said even without Jeopardize. The Soviets don’t worry about this, approving a strike for today. The union failed to reach catches. major American library, the "It’s unfortunate that my source reading it that the people of Connecticut were When it comes to smoking, because truth or falsity is not relevant to their Times reported. at Yale, who shall be nameless to owed an apology and that the timing smacked of a thinking of how to influence people. It is to ours.” But Steven Parks, curator of spare him embarrassment, campaign smear. For all its experience, though, the KGB pre-1800 manuscripts at the Bei­ missed it there,” Taylor said. Certainly, the authors exaggerate a bit and tend frequently turns out pretty crude fakes that are necke, responded to the claim with But in a telephone interview to employ a strident tone. One passage argues that the doctor knows what’s best a letter to The Times, saying that Thursday, Littell shrugged off Bay State fishermen strike port easy for Western intelligence to expose. From “ large numbers of homeless people are at risk of Romerstein and other sources, we’ve learned how the Beinecke also has a copy of the Taylor’s account, saying that freezing to death this winter in one of the most T h e re are whose advertising agency gave the to spot Soviet forgeries, here are the clues: poem. Neither copy is signed. “ Yale is contacted all the time by The union also wants all crewsV world that emphysema symbol, ’Taylor is ah editor with the scholars. I don’t know who he NEW BEDFORD. Mass. (UPI) the fishermen in New Bedford, Barnet said the boat owners would affluent states in the nation.” And a top coalition days when life • Anonymous mailings. The KGB usually sends require a request from a federal hired through a union hiring hall, the Marlboro man, gets this year’s Oxford University Press, and is a talked to. He could have called any — Some 650 unionized fishermen which nets about $90 million worth official, in a statement accompanying the report, in the United its "leaks” to the media in plain brown wrappers mediator to continue discussions. while the boat owners want the m a ) clever casuistry award by arguing general editor of the upcoming professor who could have said. went on strike at one of the nation’s of fish each year to rank as one of decries “ a disturbing lack of compassion and States takes on Barnet said the boat owners skipper of the boat to have control that the little oblong warnings with no return address, making it difficult to Oxford edition of Shakespeare’s ‘No, we don’t have that.’ ’’ most lucrative fishing ports in a the most profitable ports in the moral leadership in state government.” the character of would try to crew boats with over who sails with him. Nicholas about cancer and heart attacks in verify the document’s authenticity. That often "Complete Works.” Littell said Yale plans no investi­ dispute with boat owners over how nation. a revival non-union workers. But Piva said " I f you try to take the hiring hall Nonetheless, the report deserves a more the cigarette ads have made the works with gullible or anti-American publications. He told the newspaper that he gation into whether Shakespeare to divide the catch and hire crews. David S. Barnet, a lawyer forthe meeting. other non-union fishermen and away from them, you take their thoughtful official response than it has received. Von Hoffman public more health conscious. Realizing that the communist press has little drew his conclusion that Shakes­ was the author of the poem. The Seafarers International Un­ Seafood Producers Association, When we ar­ unions were supporting the strike. lifeblood," Piva said. "They’re Whether or not every aliegation within its pages is Therefore it follows, at least in the credibility, the KGB tries to plant its forgeries in peare wrote the poem, in part, Parks was not available for ion of North America voted to said it was too early to evaluate the en't being ad­ Piva said the last union strike trying to break the union which has correct, it raises a number of points that are logic of commerce, that cigarette when he researched the verse on a comment on Thursday. strike Thursday and walked off impact of the strike, noting that monished about non-communist publications. Even a tiny item will was in 1973, and lasted for two been here since the ’30s” supported by the experiences of Manchester and ads work to dissuade people from their boats after negotiators for the few boats are actually working this demon rum, do; it can then be picked up and a m p lifi^ as ” a months, adding that 'the issues other towns around the state. they’re warn­ smoking. union and the 110-boat Seafood time of year. well-known fact” by the pro-Soviet press. After Producers’ Association of New motivating the last stike were not Barnet said another area of In its survey, the coaiition found that few of the ing us off devil tobacco. This month All the evidence suggests that sufficient repetition, it is broadcast by the Soviet Bedford failed to reach an "Who knows what will happen?” as serious as the ones currently disagreement was a union prop­ 34 emergency sheiters in Connecticut can afford to we have been getting it with both According to the advertising the glamour and the social allure propaganda network, usually with the standard State, utility settle agreement. he said. “ Traditionally there are facing the union. osal to mov“ the location of local barrels from the pulpit as brow­ industry, it not only wouldn’t do has gone out of smoking. The stay open throughout the year. Nor can they no boats going out at this time of The union wants the catch welfare and pension funds. beating public moralists remind us any g o ^ . but suppression of higher up the status ladder you inti^uction, "As the whole world knows...” Union spokesman Joseph Piva provide essential support services to their clienU, year.” divided by a ratio of 68-to-32 for "From He! Bedford to some­ to keep our holiday drinking to a cigarette commercials would lead climb, the fewer smokers you’ll • Outdated or Inaccurate bureaucratic titles said the fishermen would set up who often are old and frail, have drug or alcohof picket lines at 26 locations today, Barnet added that a new federal scallopers and a ratio of 58-to-42 for where else, whether it’s New York minimum and the American Medi­ to more people smoking! That is find. Smoking is increasingly and forms. The KGB has as much trouble as problems, or are victims of the programs that 20-year-old dispute despite a threat by boat owners to regulation governing scalloping draggers. The boat owners want to gland, I don’t know," he said. cal Association joins the forces of the position of Leonard Matthews becoming a lower class activity. Americans do trying to keep up with the ever- “ Now everything is run from New reduced the populations at state mental hospitals. hire non-union fishermen to take that is slated to go into effect Jan. 1 split catch proceeds evenly. uplift seeking to make all forms of of the American Association of High-powered white males of the changing style of U.S. government paperwork. Bedford. If a man has a question, their place. would further limit the number of "W e went into the negotiating In general, the report is on the mark in arguing tobacco advertising illegal. Advertising Agencies. CEO boardroom variety, men like Bv Brent Laymon “ It’s a concern that we’re happy he just walks into the office right Even non-government Jargon can foil KGB “ We want to talk without these boats working table, and they went into a caucus that the Legislature has left far too much up to Cigarette ads were chased off Mr. Matthews says he’s in Mr. Matthews, seldom smoke The Associated Press to get behind us,” NU spokesman here. Everything is taken care of forgers. Last year, for example, spurious threats union-busting tactics," Piva said. Piva said the union was willing to for half an hour, and they came local officials where the homeless are concerned. television in 1971 by an act of possession of figures showing that today. Emmanuel Forde said. " I think to African and Asian athletes at the Los Angeles The union represents about half resume negotiations any time, but back and said 50-50," Piva said. here locally ” Congress, but banning paid plugs HARTFORD — Northeast Utili­ there’s very good feeling on both Some towns have been able to address the in 14 nations where cigarette Olympics were signed ” Ku Klux Klan.” The problem with the limited help that is available. In for coffin nails in print poses more smoking isn’t permitted, per cap­ A HIGHER PERCENTAGE of ties and the University of Connecti­ sides.” Soviets didn’t know that authentic Klan groups cut have settled a 20-year-old fight Gerson acknowledged that a Manchester, for instance, state funds helped buy serious legal problems. ita consumption of cancer sticks blacks than whites smoke and, Use of the air for broadcasting along the same lines, among have distinctive titles like “ Invisible Empire” — over electricity costs at the UConn Yale Law School professor who and renovate a former church for a year-round has gone up. Other states want hike isn’t a right buta iicensed privilege All such numbers are very teenagers in this year’s high school trying to cover one lie with another. Health Center, Attorney General specializes in contract law had shelter. which the government can legally slippery, even if they’re accurate graduating class more females • Unidlomatlc English and misspellings. While Joseph I. Lieberman said. advised the attorney general’s Numerous others, however, continue to iack restrict as it sees fit. Freedom of — and that’s a big even-if. Of than males smoke. That’s a British traitor Kim Philby was alive, he was able The dispute dated to the mid- office to settle out of court because viable means to care for homeless people. And speech and print are protected by course you can have a rise in per reversal, but in line with the to proofread the major KGB forgeries to make 1960s, when UConn trustees said the state faced "formidable ... even towns that have shelters must rely largely on the First Amendment, but whether observation that the incidence of they decided to heat the new legal obstacles” in winning its Vermont pressured on drinking age capita consumption of cigarettes sure that at least American usages were Health Center in Farmington with private contributions and voiunteer labor to keep that protection should extend to at the same time you have a drop in smoking is higher among low authentic. Now there seems to be no one to correct claim. them open, as is the case with the Main Street corporations like tobacco compan­ the percentage of people smoking. status, low power people. electricity after being told heating The university and HELCO the stilted, schoolbook English, or such giveaw ay which a person can be convicted of shelter operated by the Manchester Area ies as well as individual people has That would come about with fewer The pattern of our social history costs would not e x c e ^ $545,000 a never bad a contract specifying By Gerry Mullonv Across the border. New York has tors argued the decision to drink spellings as "centre” (British) for “ center” what electricity costs at the Health should be made by the individual, driving while intoxicated, and Conference of Churches. never been fully debated. people smoking more cigarettes, suggests that fashions, standards year. United Press International established sobriety checkpoints The corporation, in any form and there is considerable evidence and values are often passed (American). Heating costs have regularly Center would be, Gerson said. But to catch young drunk drivers and not the state. another allowing Vermont police Many of the dozen suggestions offered by the to pursue suspected drunk drivers remotely like that we know today, that when people switch to filtered, downward. Unusual names also trip up the KGB forgers, A been higher than that and were the university did have a letter BENNINGTON, Vt. - T.ny seeking a legal drink in Vermont. “ The state shouldn’t infringe coalition to address these weaknesses are into neighboring states. did not come into existence until low tar/nicotine butts, they do In recent times we’ve seen that 1982 memo supposedly written by Commerce more than $3 million in 1983-84, from HELCO saying electricity Vermont, in danger of becoming Gov. Mario M. Cuomo ordered the upon these people’s individual supported by common sense. fully SO years after the Constitution smoke more cigarettes. with long hair, which upper class Secretary Malcolm Baldrige, for example, spelled according to Deputy Attorney costs would not exceed $545,000 a an oasis for the teenage drinker, is beefed-up patrois, and has urged rights," said Senate Majority “ The best way to crack down The report cails, for instance, for the was written and ratified. Hence the youth doesn’t wear any more but his name "B aldridge.” General Elliot F. Gerson, who year, Gerson said. under pressure by politicians, the Vermont to follow New York’s lead leader Peter Welch, a Republican against drunk driving is better from White River Junction. “ It’s development of a plan to equalize shelter people who wrote it had not thought SINCE CIGARE’TTE ADS were which remains popular among Occasionally the KGB will slip by using represented UConn in the case. press and law enforcement author­ in raising the drinking age. New enforcement and tougher laws,” Under the agreement, Connecti­ Uconn tried to prove in two bad to treat an individual as an availability around the state and provide more one way or the other about chased off the air in the United young blue collar workers. Work­ trranslations of Russian terms that have no ities to increase the state’s drink­ York’s 21-year-old drinking age said Welch. support services for homeless people. It also extending rights inalienable to States, the percentage of people ing people al^o have the rich to cut Light 8i Power, an NU lawsuits and in actions before the ing age to 21. became law Dec. 1. adult in most cases and then not let meaning in American usage. One supposedly Department of Public Utility Con­ He cited a recent case in which a advocates special programs to serve living people to inanimate smoking has dropped. But since thank for popularizing cocaine. subsidiary, will pay $750,000 to As the only northeastern state him drink. They can serve in the internal U.S. government memo, for example, St. Johnsbury man was pursued organizations. the population is larger than it was So perhaps the lower orders will endow a faculty chair in toxicology trol that the letter was binding, without a 21-year-old drinking age. EVEN VERMONT BARS, wary Army, so why not let them drink?” deinstitutionalized mental patients and argues from Brattleboro into New Hamp­ 14 years ago. there may still be abandon fags in emulation of their referred to the CIA not as "T h e Company,” as at the Health Center, provide at Gerson said. Vermont is the sole legal alterna­ of possible liability claims for convincingly that local shelters should be eligible shire and arrested for drunk A PROHIBITION AGAINST to more smokers than there were. betters and. in the meantime, it is some Americans do, but as “ Competent Bodies,” least $280,000 for research over the Its first lawsuit was dismissed tive nearby for teenagers who serving drinks to people who go out WELCH SAYS THE state should for direct subsidies. driving by a Vermont policeman. bacco advertising in print might be We really don’t know. We can’t also in our tradition for the which is the Soviet term for their secret services. next four years and help the Health on the grounds that the DPUC had want to drink but can’t in their own on the road, have been cracking instead crack down on the prob­ The governor and others may be right to argue The case was thrown out of court, difficult to draw and to enforce, but account for what happens to the 600 well-to-do to lecture the unwashed And in Nigeria, a purported internal memo of Center find ways to reduce energy primary jurisdiction. As the result states. The current Vermont drink­ down. lems associated with drinking, like that the state has made sincere efforts to ease the of a second suit, the utility drunk driving. He plans to intro­ however, because Vermont police it might be worth the try. However, billion cigarettes sold yearly by on leading healthy and upright the American Embassy referred to the planned costs. ing age is 18. “ We have a two-foot by three- plight of the homeless. But the coalition's report company was ordered to submit duce two measures in the Legisla­ are not allowed to arrest people if it were to cover ads paid for by asking the public, since people lives. So, my good woman, listen to assassinations of two prominent Nigerian In return, the university will “ We’re seeing an influx of people foot sign outside our bar that says, should not be belittled and ignored simply because drop its claim against CL&P. the letter to the DPUC for review, ’We don’t accept out-of-state li­ ture in January one seeking to across state lines on misdemeanor individuals as well as by corpora­ apparently lie about their smoking your banker, your doctor or your politicians as “ wet affairs.” That is the literal coming into Vermont on wee­ its tone is deemed offensive and its authors live tions, it would be next to impossi­ formerly the Hartford Electric Gerson said. censes’” said Clarke Comollo, lower the blood-alcohol level at charges. habits. bishop when they tell you to stop translation of the unique KGB terminology for kends,” said Peter G. Barton, the outside Connecticut. ble to write it so as not to bruise the In any event, Mr. Matthews. smoking. Okay? Light Company. The DPUC held a public hearing police chief of Bennington border­ owner of Ragtime, a Poultney bar what American spooks might have called The final agreement, worth on the issue in 1982 but never issued ing New York and 15 miles from two miles from the New York “ terminations with extreme prejudice.” more than $1.5 million, was a decision, Gerson said. Massachusetts. "W e’ve seen more border. According to Romerstein, this type of forgery is reached Tuesday and signed by "This is a creative settlement traffic, especially on Friday and " It ’s not a good thing having kids unique to the KGB. 'T v e never seen a forged Lieberman and William B. Ellis, that we’re delighted with,” Gerson Saturday nights." come 30 miles to drink,” he said. C urtis M atties Andropov letter,” he said. ‘T v e never seen a chairman and chief executive said. “ I think it’s going to have A recent editorial in a New “ Two weeks before New York Regan tax strategy hurt the president clear benefits for the Health forged Chernenko letter. I’ve never seen a forged officer o f Northeast Utilities. The Hampshire paper said. “ Vermont raised the age we said that we’d agreement was announced Center and for the citizens of the Gorbachev letter. But I have seen forged Reagan is extending an invitation to young only accept Vermont licenses. ’Thursday. state generally.” We’ve had some out-of-state kids WASHINGTON — The White House has handled letters, and I’ve seen forged Ford and Carter people, ages 18, 19 and 20, in support on such issues as a top marginal tax rate try to get served here, but we’ve its controversial tax reform strategy so ineptly neighboring states. New Hamp­ of 35 percent, which would kick in at a much letters. Nobody else does it.” turned them away.” that many GOP experts believe President shire among them, to hop in their higher income level than Democrats supported; a cars, head across the Vermont The pressure within Vermont is There’s never been a better time to Reagan’s relations with his own party in Congress personal deduction of $2,000; lower corporate Ho§hig» updatB Bhopal court awaits border, drink, and drive home becoming stronger for a drinking have been damaged beyond repair. Robert rates and capital gains rates; and a different Highly sensitive intelligence reaching again." age hike. Gov. Madeleine Kunin move up to a Curtis Mathes Color Console! The blame for the furor among Republicans is effective date for some provisions. Washington in the last few days indicates that an Barton said he is stepping up supports a measure to raise the legal drinking age to 21. as do going to White House chief of staff Donald Regan. Regan stiil refused to let the president become American hostage in Lebanon who was believed patrols along the New York border Wagman ruling by U.S. judge many other Democrats in the Many in the GOP cloakroom believe the president involved — and the result was a bill that was dead may still be alive. Peter Kilburn, a librarian to discourage drinkers from com­ can undo the damage only by firing Regan, but ing into the state. But he noted it’s Legislature. almost totally unacceptable to House at the American University in Beirut, was BHOPAL, India (UPI) - A court few believe this will happen. too early to tell if he should take But a bill aimed at hiking the Republicans. Baker still wanted only to get a bill believed to have died from a chronic heart agreed Thursday to delay legal drinking age last year failed to get The fact that the tax reform bill finally passed GAF sweetens additional action, like roadblocks — any bill — to the Senate, and he called for the condition shortly after he was abducted last action on thousands of claims on weekend nights. enough votes. In a state that has the House, which has a Democratic majority, does president’s, support. December. But he was being held by a different against Union Carbide until an its takeover bid "That remains to be seen,” long prided itself on the independ­ not lessen the tremendous amount of damage to em erge from Congress, it would have to come out But at this critical point, the White House group than the captors o^the other American American judge rules whether — see page 21 Barton said. ent character of its people, legisla­ relations between the White House and the House of Ways and Means. Therefore, they decided to started to vacillate — the president didn’t come hostages, which would explain why he was not they should be tried in the United GOP leadership. work through committee Chairman Dan out strongly for or against the House bill. seen with them earlier this year. The sources who States or India. The ruling by Bhopal district Despite presidential boasts to the contrary, it’s Rostenkowski. Finally, after days of indecision, Donald Regan provided this latest information asked us to judge Ram Murty Rastogi granted tion issue Jan. 3. being said that the initial House GOP vote against decided to take action. However, instead of withhold details we have on Kilburn while Union Carbide previously has him was the moment in which Ronald Reagan — an Indian government request for AS TAX REFORM WORKED its way through mounting a campaign of reason ^ persuasion, he negotiations continue. a temporary stay on more than argued that claims agains4 the thanks to Donald Regan — became a lame duck. company, estimated by some legal "Help I.O.H. Build” the committee, Rostenkowski made it clear that played his own version of political hardball. 5,000 claims involving billions of the final product would be the result of ¥^tehonw99t9 dollars against the Union Carbide experts to be as high as $100 billion, TAX REFORM WAS ANNOUNC-ED as should be settled hn Indian courts. The Instructors of the Handicapped, Inc. need compromise and politics, not of any kind of one- WORD WAS SENT to House Republicans that if Military dentists earn more than twice as much company of India, its U.S. parent Although the Indian government President Reagan’s No. 1 legislative initiative for party philosophy. they wanted any kind of White House support in as those in the private sector, according to an company, the central state of $41,500 to com plete a fund-raising project of is named as a defendant in many of his second term. In recent months, Reagan has The tax reform bill that took shape was M a ^ y a Pradesh, and the Indian $275,000. Funds will be used to build a their 1986 re-election campaigns, they’d better unreleased study by the National Center for the Bhopal cases, it also has Hurry in for the biggest values and the made numerous trips — mainly into the districts decidedly anti-business, anti-supply side vote for the tax bill. The message to Kemp was Policy Analysis. Bringing salaries in line could government. barrier-free. Instructional swimming pool for of members of the House Ways and Means The cases were filed by victims assumed the role of plaintiff in greatest selection. Curtis Mathes Con­ economics — and, in many GOP minds, decidedly even blunter; If he wanted to have any hope of save at least $80 million a year, the center claims. representing the interests of the the handicapped and people with special needs. Committee — to lobby for his vision of tax reform. and the families of victims of the soles can be yours todayl anti-Republican. winning the 1988 presidential nomination — and According to the center’s figures, dentists worst industrial accident in his­ thousands of impoverished Indian Please help I.O.H. build. The president’s bill was introduced into Ways The GOP leadership, led by House Republican didn’t want to see the White House throw its employed by private firms earn an average of victims in American courts. and Means, as were several other tax bills, and tory. More than 1,700 people were Leader Robert Michel of Illinois and Majority complete support to Vice President Bush — he’d $43,120 a year. M ilitary dentists with the rank of k ilM and an estimated 200,000 The Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster the committee began to fashion a new law. At this N am e . Whip Trent Lott of Mississippi, trooped to the better drop his opposition to the Rostenkowski bill . com m oner or lieutenant colonel and IS years* were injured when a cloud of lethal Act of 1985, which passed last April point, the White House made a decision that many White House, begging Regan to get the president and let it go over to the Senate. experience make |93,9S7; colonels and Navy gas escaped from Union Carbide’s in the Indian parliament, gives the Republicans call questionable. central government "the exclusive involved in shaping the bill. Regan flatly refused, However, this move backfired. Suddenly the captains with 26 years’ experience make $114,321. pesticide factory in Bhopal on Dec. A d d re s s . Donald Regan’s background is corporate right to represent and act in place and he sent them to Baker. - White House had a complete rebellion on its The military compensation includes the value of 3 1934. America, and he’s running the White House on of every person who has made or is Baker said that his plan was to get a bill out of bands, led by Michel, Lott and Kemp. pensions paid by the government. ’ In Thursday’s ruling, the Bhopal what he calls a corporate model: The president is court agreed that any proceedings entitled to make any clainns for ^ the House, in whatever form, so that it could go to The critical vote came on the procedural matter damage caused by the gas lead the chairman of the board and Regan is the chief in India were ,ikely to be "detri­ the GOP-controlled Senate, where it would be of the rule for debating the tax bill. The proposed iminh0dHotl9l disaster.” operating officer, running things on a day-to-day mental to the interests of the Amount Enclosed $. shaped more to the administration’s liking. rule was defeated by 223 to 202, keeping the tax bill Thank heaven for those wondertal folks at the In granting the temporary stay MANCHESTER basis. vteUms themselves’’ as long as the CurUs' off the House floor. Only 14 Republicans voted in National Institutes of Health. Just in time for the American court has $till not ruled on court proceedings,^ Judge Ras­ 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Regan is also a delegator, and he delegated the THE G O P’S L E A D E R on the tax issue is Rep. favor of the rule. snow-shoveling season, they’ve announced the on the jurisdiction issue. togi set Dec. 28 as the deadline for Send ConMbutlont to: I.O.H. Pool Fund Cornor Broad St. & W. Middle responsibility for the tax reform bill to Treasury Jack Kemp of New York. As the tax bill shaped up Belatedly, the White House swung into action. study of a new allergy; exercise. No kidding. New York District Judge John F. hearing public arguments on the P. O. Box 249 Opm Mon.-TuM. •-«. Wad. 9-12 llllllllliilM d ttm Secretary James Baker and his chief assistant, ju ri^ction issue. He ordered that Thurt.-FrI. 94. S it. 9-S as something he considered unacceptable to The president went to Capitol Hill to do the kind of Physical exercise can cause susceptible Keenan is scheduled to hear HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Richard Darman. After evaluating the political requests for public arguments on Manehoxtor, Conn. 649-3406 Republicans, Kemp wrote a blistering letter to lobbying for his tax reform strategy that most felt iniUviduals to break out or swell up. We plan to arguments from lawyers repres- AHttlemonexpenshfe...but¥/o^a.. realities, they decided that if any bill was to enUng Union Carbide and the the issue be published prominently Regan. He begged for immediate presidential he should have been doing weeks earlier. take every precaution. 06040 Indian government on the jurisdic- in niopal newspapers. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. D e c . 27. I9$5- $ ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Pec. H. 19«5 NHL roundup NBA roundup College basketball Terrorists stage attacks SPORTS ... page 11 ...page 11 ... page 12 at 2 European airports But he’ll play for UConn

Coatlnned from page 1 chine gun and started shooting “ at terrorists, acting at about 0:15 everything in sight" and "they a,m., began throwing hand gre­ puci: okrARtui:WT was checking in On a TWA flight to were screaming something as they nades and shooting in the depar­ •New York. were shooting." ture lounge of the Schwechat The big case is over: "They were Jumping up and . He said the gunman, who looked airport. down and they were shooting in to be in bis teens, was killed by Airport police director Franz sort of a semicircle,” she said. security agents. Kaefer said the attack appeared to She said she fell to the ground "People were falling screaming. have been directed at passengers and saw a wounded terrorist It was terrible," he said. Hand who were checking in for an El Al Keiiey out of dorm flashing a victory signal with his grenades, some unexploded, were flight scheduled to take off at about fingers as he died. strewn over the area. a IVt hours later. Judge Dominlco Sica, a top The Rev. Franco Serfustini, the By Chris Dahl Kelley was convicted Oct. 1 of anti-terrorist investigator, told airport chaplain, said he saw A 40-member anti-terror police The Assaclated Prtss disor^rly conduct in state Super­ reporters that investigators were police capture one terrorist. He unit immediately launched a coun­ ior Court after pleading no contest convinced the target was El Al, said they "had to defend him terattack in the airport departure STORRS - University of Con­ in a plea bargain arrangement which was right next to TWA and because there were those who lounge as the shooting spread into necticut basketball star Earl Kel­ stemming from the April incident. Pan AM. He said no one had would have lynched him.” the arrival hall of the terminal. ley will not miss any games or He was handed a suspended claimed responsiblity for the Police said three attackers, classes under terms of punishment three-month Jail term and sent­ Police evacuated Leonardo da attack. firing submachine guns, escaped the school has handed down for his enced to one year’s probation. Sica said the arrested terrorists Vinci and searched for bombs and in a car they commandeered from role in a harassment Incident, Kelley had originally pleaded refused to answer questions and possible other terrorists. The air­ an airport employee. officials said. innocent to two counts of threaten­ their nationalities w ere not port was closed and sealed off by at I Kelley was put on disciplinary ing and one count of unlawful determined. least 300 police armed with subma­ In a shootout on a road several probation for the remainder of his restraint. Another witness, a 4S-year-old chine guns and bullet proof vests. miles east of the Vienna airport, senior year and was barred from Harper said he would have Italian who insisted on anonymity, The airport was allowed to reopen police shot and killed one terrorist university housing and dining fought the school’s sanctions around 1 p.m. In the vehicle and wounded and facilities. Dean of Students Frank against Kelley if they had been told the A P a man in front of him ^ ■ pulled out a Kalashnikov subma­ In Vienna, police said three captured the two others. P. Ardaiolo told the star guard’s more severe; if, for example, attorney, Lubbie Harper Jr. of Kelley had been forced to miss any m New Haven. basketball games. The penalties resulted from At Tuesday’s open hearing, 1985 was year of terrorism Kelley’s conviction by school au­ Kelley, McEachem and Haywood testified that they were searching thorities after a 9>A-hour discipli­ EARL KELLEY It J ' nary hearing that ended at 4 a.m. for another student who had stolen By the Associated Press three others. The Kuwaiti ruler leftist guerrillas. f > M . . .has to .move several items from Kelley’s dormi­ Harald photo by Buhaw Tuesday. receives minor injuries. June 23 — Plastic explosives kill - ^Kelley and four other students, tory room when they allegedly Here is a list of major acts of . ■ June 14 — Two Arab gunmen two baggage handlers at Tokyo’s A repairman from the Connecticut meter, knocking it off and breaking the ,1- including two who didn’t attend the The decision process was "cum­ bullied Kevin Brockway and Tho­ terrorism in 1985 prior to Friday’s hijack a TWA Jetliner, kill a airport. Sabotage is suspected in Natural Gas Corp., center, calls in a gas pipes. Greg Colson, left, the truck hearing, had been accused of bersome, inefficient and ineffec­ mas Wylie. attacks in airports in Rome and hostage, then demand the release the crash of an Air India jet the threatening two students and tive,” Harper said. " It doesn’t Kelley told Ardaiolo that he was Vienna: of 700 Lebanese Shiite Moslem same day in which 329 are killed. leak at Wendy's Hamburgers on Broad driver, and Deputy Chief William D. - briefly abducting one of them on even have a standard of proof. It loud, unmly and was swearing on Jan. 25 — The left-wing terrorist prisoners from Israel in exchange Aug. 8 — Terrorists kill an Street this morning that was caused Griffin of the Town Fire Department, UPl photo April 4. Kelley, the leading scorer allows for an arbitrary decision." the night of the incident, but did not group Direct Action claims respon­ for three dozen American hos­ American soldier and bomb the when a delivery truck ran into a gas look on. Whalers' goalie Steve Weeks, playing Flatiey in the first period at the Nassau and playmaker for the unbeaten Along with Kelley, Darryl Hay­ break any school regulations. sibility for killing Rene Audran, a tages. U.S. Rhein-Main Air Base near Huskies, was searching for wood was also barred from school Wylie, the student who was high-ranking official in the French June 18 — A three-day series of Frankfurt. Authorities blame the for oniy the second time this month. Coliseum, another student who had allegedly housing and dining facilities and allegedly abducted, appeared to Defense Ministry. explosions, apparently related to a leftist Red Army faction. makes a great stop on Islanders' Patrick stolen several items from Kelley’s p lac^ on disciplinary probation testify against them even though Feb. 1 — R ^ Army Faction call for a national strike by Sept. 16 — Thirty-nine people are dormitory room. for four semesters or until gradua­ he has since left the school. terrorists kill Ernst Zimmerman, communist-controlled unions, beg­ injured in a grenade attack at a Gas leak stopped quickly Harper, who was not satisfied tion. Neither was barred from Ardaiolo dismissed charges that a prominent West German indus­ ins in Bogota and at least three fashionable cafe on Rome’s Via with the conviction, nonetheless participation in extracurricular Kelley kept a gun and several trialist other Colombian cities. Veneto. A Palestinian from Le­ fire department was called to the restaurant at said that an appeal of the decision activities including intercollegiate knives on Campus after the prose­ March 2 — Terrorists bomb the Wendy’s Hamburgers on Broad Street expe­ June 19 — A suitcase bomb blows banon is charged in connection 7:59 a.m. and arrived at 8; 01 to find the gas valve would be "an exercise in futility." athletics. cution was unable to produce any West German Embassy and Brit­ rienced a gas leak early this morning when a Weeks minds the net up at Frankfurt airport, killing with the incident. had already been shut off. He said the only one in "The decision was not fair, if by Michael McEachem, a member direct link between a pre-World ish Ambassador’s residence in delivery truck accidently knocked over the three people and injuring 42. A car Sept. 25 — Three Israelis are any danger during the incident was the truck fair you mean based on the of UConn’s football team who was War II pistol and Kelley. One knife Athens. restaurant’s gas meter and broke the pipes. bomb destroys a candy shop in killed on a yacht in Cyprus. The gas, which is used .solely for heating the driver. evidence presented at the hear­ also represented by Harper, has was introduced as evidence — a March 8 — Red Army Faction Tripoli, Lebanon, killing at least 60 Oct. 7: Gunmen seize the Italian ing,” Harper said. "Ardaiolo said been barred from campus housing pen knife not more than three terrorists set off bombs in three restaurant, was shut off immediately by the truck "Potentially, any gas leak can be dangerous,” and wounding 100. Gunmen open cruise ship Achille Lauro, and one driver, officials of the Town Fire Department Griffin said. "Fortunately, it was outside the and Whalers still win at the beginning of the hearing the and put on two semesters of inches long. West German cities • fire on crowds at outdoor San American is killed. They sur­ decision would be based on ‘clear, probation. Kelley, a senior, has averaged May 25 — An Iraqi terrorist said t^ a y . The restaurant stayed in operation building.” Salvador cafes, killing 13, includ­ render Oct. 9. convincing and direct evidence.’ If Kelley, McEachem and Hay­ 18.1 points and eight assists to lead crashes a car loaded with explo­ and no one was hurt, Wendy’s manager Nick A spokeswoman at the Connecticut Natural Gas ing four off-duty U.S. Marines and Nov. 23: An Egyptair plane is By United Press International high-sticking major. Whalers never trailed. Tippett you can tell me the evidence wood were informed of their the University of Connecticut to a sives into the emir of Kuwait’s Romano said. Corp. said today that it would take about two two other Americans. The U.S. hijacked on a flight from Athens to " It ’s always satisfying beating opened the scoring at 14:02 when presented against Earl was clear, punishment late Tuesday through 7-0 start this season. He has led the motorcade, killing himself and Deputy Fire Chief William D. Griffin said the hours to repair the gas meter. Embassy blames the attack on Malta. UNIONDALE, N Y. - Glittering the Islanders,” Weeks said. "They his pass across the crease bounced convincing and direct. I ’ll eat my Harper. Neither side made the Huskies in scoring since his goaltending by Steve Weeks and a keep coming and never quit. This off Islander goalie Kelly Hrudey hat.” terms public until Thursday. freshmen year. punchlesB power play by the New was one of my better games, and and into the net. Kleinendorst York Islanders added up to a 4-3 I ’m glad to get in there and help.” scored unassisted at 18:45, stealing Obituaries victory Thursday night for the The Islanders, best in the league the puck from Randy Boyd and Aquino backs U.S. bases Hartford Whalers. last season on the power play, are putting in his own rebound. "H e kept us in the game in the currently 17th with an 18.1 percen­ Greg Gilbert cut the Islander Rotary Classic begins with a mass of Christian burial at to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. first two periods," Hartford coach tage. They were O-for-4 against the deficit to 2-1 at 6:57 of the second Francis R. Hart that a Marcos defeat would mean 10:30 a.m. in the Church of the Memorial donations may be OLONGAPO, Philippines (AP) after 1991 upon giving a year’s Jack Evans said of Weeks. "There Whalers. period, but Dave Babych replied Francis R. Hart, 73, of Wethers­ an end to the U.S. presence there, Assumption. Burial will be in St. made to the Emanuel Lutheran — Corazon Aquino told a crowd of notice. Subic and Clark technically were guys open in the slot and he “ This is another one of those with a short-handed goal at 15:21, The fourth annual Manchester meets Middletown High at 4 p.m. games are Saturday. The college field, husband of Mabel “ Mae" cheering Filipinos who live near and said the U n it^ States would Augustine’s Cemetery, South Glas­ Church Memorial Fund. are Philippine bases, although the made the big save.” nights, it keeps happening,’' said and Dean Evason scored 2:10 later Rotary Club Basketball Classic got Local favorites are featured consolation is at 2 p.m., followed by (Anderson) Hart, died ’Tuesday at tonbury. Calling hours are Sunday the Subic Naval Base that if American presence dwarfs the have to deal with Mrs. Aquino if it Weeks stopped 28-of-31 shots on Bossy. “ Weeks played great, but for a 4-1 Hartford advantage. under way this afternoon at tonight in both brackets. At 6 p.m., home. He was the father of Brian the high school consolation at 4 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. JoMph D. Oriolo, 72, elected she will allow the United tiny Filipino military contingent. wants to continue using the bases the night, but was particularly we didn’t deserve to win. Our The Whalers, still in last place in Manchester High’s Clarke Arena, unbeaten Manchester Community Hart of Manchester. Memorial donations may be States to keep two large military Marcos wants to keep U.S. bases after 1991. sharp in the second period, when special teams haven’t worked for this year’s host site. College, enjoying one of its best p.m. The high school champion­ He also is survived by another craator of ‘Caspar* the Adams Division despite a made to a charity of the donor’s bases at least until 1991. in the country, but has urged that a he robbed Mike Bossy, Pat LaFon- us this year, and we are paying for 17-15-2 record, are now Just three Defending champion Mitchell campaigns ever at 7-0, takes on ship contest is slated for 6 p.m., son, Glenn G. Hart of Enfield; a choice. HACKENSACK, N.J. (A P) - Appearing Thursday in Olon- clarification be made on Whether taine, John Tonelli and Duane it. Our power play is one of the College faced the Southern Con­ Hartford State Tech. In the top­ with the college championship set daughter, Mrs. Peter (Mavis) points out of first. Hartford travels Cartoonist Joseph D. Oriolo, who gapo, Mrs. Aquino and her running compensation for their use is Lotto padding Sutter with tough saves. He also worst in the league, if not the to Toronto Saturday to meet the necticut State University sub­ billed event of the first round, 1-0 for 8 p.m. Awards will be presented Hart of Enfield; a brother, Stanley B«rtha B. Sefranek produced and directed more than mate, Salvador H. Laurel, tried to considered as U.S. aid or rental. stopped, both New York shots worst.” Maple Leafs, before returning to varsity in the tournament opener Manchester High takes on cros­ to champions and runners-up in Hart of Wethersfield; and six 1,000 cartoon features, including dispel fears that a victory by The Philippines says the United during a five-minute power play in Dave Tippett and Scot Kleinen- at 2 p.m. In the first round of the stown rival, 1-1 East Catholic High both divisions, and M VP and all grandhchildren. state revenues the Civic Center for a Sunday night Bertha B. Sefranek, 91. of South "Casper the Friendly Ghost" and opponents of President Ferdinand States pays rent for the bases and the third period after Hartford’s dorst scored in the first period to contest with the Detroit Red Wings scholastic half of the tourney, at 8 p.m. tournament squads will be se­ The memorial service will be Willingrton, died ’Thursday at her ‘ ‘ Felix the Cat, ’’ has died at the age E. Marcos would mean an end to thus opposes any move on the part NEWINGTON (A P) — The con­ Dana Murzyn had been called fora give Hartford a 2-0 lead and the at 7 p.m. defending champ Windsor High The finals and consolation lected in each. Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Meeting home. She was the widow of of 72. U.S. use of Subic and nearby Clark of Congress to alter compensation tinuing success of Connecticut’s House of First Church of Christ, Charles Sefranek and the mother Oriolo, of Woodcliff Lake, died Air Base. for them. Lotto game is boosting the esti­ Wethersfield. Burial will be pri­ of Clifford G. Sefranek of Wednesday at Hackensack Medi­ Marcos, in power for 20 years, Mrs. Aquino told the crowd, “ I mate of projected state revenues vate and at the convenience of the Coventry. cal Center after a brief illness, his called the Feb. 7 election more will respect the bases up until 1991 from legalized gambling this fiscal family. Glastonbury Funeral Connecticut Mutuai Ciassic features two sets of Huskies She also is survived by two familiy said. than a year ahead of schedule to and keep all of our options open." year by more than $3 million, Home has charge of daughters, Laura S. Tiziani and Oriolo worked in the cartoon and prove he still has popular support. The crowd packing an outdoor according to state gaming arrangements. Lucille S. Guerra, both of Stafford comic book business for 53 years, On Thursday, he compared him­ basketball court cheered and ap­ officials. By The Associated Press 4-2, expects the CMC to puli his tomorrow night. Dukes this season. However, Kelley will continue to championships. Memorial donations may be Springs: six grandchildren; three directing 254 episodes of "Felix the self to an veteran pilot flying plauded the candidates. Alfred W. Oppenheimer, execu­ team together. “ This tournament The Dukes will enter the tourna­ Although the Connecticut Hus­ play basketball because he wasn’t made to the Memorial Fund of great-grandchildren; and a niece In addition to Kelley, who leads Cat,” doing voices for the “ Gulliv­ through a storm, and said Mrs. The economy of Olongapo, north tive director of the state Division of HARTFORD - Reggie will tell us a little more of who we ment after winning 996 basketball kies ha ve an excellent record going barred from participating in extra­ First Church of Christ, 250 Main and a nephew. the team with an 18.1 scoring er’s Travels” series and creating Aquino had no experience. of Manila, is heavily dependent Special Revenue, said Thursday Lewis has averaged 21 points per are,” he said while watching the games and on the countdown into the tournament — 7-0 — the curricular activities, including in­ St., Wethersfield.. average, there are senior forward- The funeral will be private with "Mighty Hercules," the first ac­ Under the treaty allowing the upon Subic. Laurel accused Olon­ the state now expects to receive a game in his 69 career games, team practice Thursday. toward the school’s 1,000th victory. team has been mired by the Earl tercollegiate athletics. center Tim Coles who has average no calling hours. Burial will be in tion cartoon with characters mo­ United States to use the bases, gapo Mayor Richard Gordon and total of $216 million in profits from scoring 1,449 points. He expects to Although the team has a good They are 5-1, after losing their first Kelley controversy. 13.7 points per game and senior Emilt R. Philippon Willington Hill Cemetery. Intro- deled on real people. either side may end the agreement Marcos of, spreading false fears legalized gambling. bring that closer to 1,500 tonight record, the road ahead looks game of the season to Canisius last Kelley, the team’s senior guard, "W e are relieved. It has been an vigne Funeral Home, 95 E. Main Oriolo also drew Felix for interesting eight months,” UConn forward Eddie Willliams who Emile R. Philippon, 70, husband when the Huskies from Boston take bumpy. One major stumbling Saturday. was found guilty Tuesday of three St., Stafford Springs, is in charge newspaper comic pages and for coach Don Pemo said Thursday. averages 13.1 points per game. of Marie Jeanette (Therriault) on the Dukes in the Connecticut block is the lack of any seniors on violations of the student conduct of arrangements. comic books. They started the year with five "Our team is very close right now. Philippon of West Hartford, died Mutual Classsic at the Hartford the team. code — threatening, harrassment The UConn Huskies will play St. But Donald Oriolo said his leaves bonds on hold consecutive victories including We have three excellent men ’Thursday at his home. He was a Civic Center. “ We haven’t really gotten the and abduction — during an on- Francis at 9 p.m. The first round wins at Rutgers, St. Francis- leading our team." brother of J. Gerard Philippon of Hlldur Zawlstowtkl father’s favorite character was “ I think we are going to win. If leadership we have been looking campus incident April 4. clash between St. Francis and Casper, the mild-mannered ghost The Manchester Redevelopment time has not yet been set. Penn., and at home against 1984 Manchester. Hildur (Skoog) Zawistowski of next year could affect the tax- we play the way we are capable off, for,” said Calhoun who is serving It was announced Thursday that The Kelley case is behind them UConn will be the first time both who refused to frighten children. Agency has canceled a meeting CMC champion Iona. He also is survived by two sons, 250 Spring St., widow of Michael The Silk Mill Associates Limited exempt status for all bonds sold we will win,” said the six-foot- his 14th year as coach. Kelley will be placed on discipli­ and some say the Huskies are on teams have met each other. St. Oriolo created,Casper in 1944 to scheduled for tonight at which it Partnership — which is made up of after Jan. 1. Robert J. Philippon of Dallas and Zawistowski, died Thursday at a seven Junior forward from Boston. Northeastern will meet Du- The Duquesne player to watch nary probation for four semesters their way to another. champion­ Francis, which is 2-5, will be led by comfort his daughter because she was to have considered approval of David C. Woodbury Inc. of Man­ Raymond A.- Philippon of West Manchester convalescent home. Attorney Dominic J. Squatrito, Northeastern’s Coach Jim Cal­ quesne in the first game at 7 p.m. Friday is Rick Suder, the team’s and was barred from living in ship. They have the best record six-foot-five Junior forward La- was afraid of the dark. the rate and structure of federally- chester and Munro, Jennings and who represents Silk Mill Asso­ Hartford; two daughters, Patricia She was bom in Manchester and houn, whose team is riding a Calhoun sees the Dukes as “ the six-foot-four senior guard. He has university housing or eating in going in to the tournament, and mont Harris. He is the team’s top Oriolo sold Casper, which was backed industrial revenue bonds Doig Associates Inc. of Farming- P. Keating of North Canton and lived here all of her life. She was a ciates, could not be reached for four-game winning streak and is toughest team" they will face bMn a top offensive weapon for the university dining halls. have captured the last five of seven scorer with 20.2 points per game. produced through 1960, and other for conversion of a former Cheney ton — plans to convert the former comment today. Janet P. Zielinski of Garland, member of the Emanuel Lutheran ghostly characters to Paramount, Brothers mill into apartments. Weaving Mill at 91 Elm St. into 249 Texas; two sisters, Theresa Church. Before she retired, she which later sold them to television. Aififf Bums, the agency’s chair­ apartments. The developers need Busque of West Hartford and was associated with the former On Dec. 19, the town Board of He was awarded the Motion woman. said today that the meet­ Clemence Gregoire of Las Vegas, Herm’s Camera Shop; Manches­ the tax-exempt bonds — which Directors authorized the Redevel­ Picture Screen Cartoonists' ing was probably canceled be­ would not be backed town funds — Nev.; four grandchildren; and ter. She later became the owner of opment Agency to issue up to $12 Giants’ hopes rest on ground several nieces and nephews. He Golden Award in 1984. cause the project developers had to help finance the project. million worth of the bonds for the Jets and Pats the former Hobby Shop on Center Oriolo said his father was not yet reached full agreement The developers are rushing to was predeceased by a son, Larry Street. She was also a member of development. The developers working on his first full-length with the bond’s potential buyers. sell the bonds before Tuesday A. Philippon. the women’s league of the Tal- must now set the rate and By Dave Roffo in rushing to fourth and increased theatrical film, a revival of "Felix She said a meeting will probably because they fear that any tax The funeral will be Saturday at Iwood Country Club, and the structure of the bonds with the United Press International its average gain per rush from 3.4 the Cat,” at the time of his death. be held on Monday, although a new legislation passed in Washington agency’s approval. 8:45 a.m. at Taylor k Modeen American Association of Retired to 4.2. stack up even Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., Persons, Chapter 1275. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Still, Giants coach Bill Parcells West Hartford, with a mass of She is survived by a son and There is more to the improvement doesn’t consider Morris a domi­ By The Associated Press Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. in the daughter-in-law, Gary and Sandra CORRECTION of the New Yqrk Giants’ running nant back like Walter Payton, with one another, winning at Church of St. Mark the Evangelist, Zawistowski of Manchester; a game this season than the emer­ Marcus Allen or Eric Dickerson. home and losing on the road. West Hartford. Burial will be in brother. Clifford Skoog of Man­ gence of Joe Morris. “ I think a dominant back is a guy EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Basically, the Dolphins won the Lindsey Real Just 12 months ago, the experts Fairview Cemetery, West Hart­ chester; a sister, Astrid Wierz- Morris, who had the most who can consistently overpower East because they beat Chicago were claiming the balance of ford. Calling hours are tonight bickitof Manchester; four grand­ Estate successful season of any Giants’ the other team,” Parcells said. — the Bears’ only loss — and power in the American Football from 7 to 9. children; several nephews and a Greeting Ad CLEARANCE SALE running back ever with 1,336 "Joe’s a guy who can go in and New England and New York did Conference had shifted to the Memorial donations may be niece. rushing yards and 21 touchdowns, sustain a high level of performance not. Dec. 24, 1985 West. Two teams from that made to the American Heart The funeral will be Monday at 10 knows that. He realizes he will if you can give him a periodic rest Saturday’s contest features Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ need help if the Giants are to win to keep his stamina up." division, the Seattle Seahawks two teams with strong running a.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran and Los Angeles Raiders, occu­ ford. 06105. Church, 60 Church St. Burial will The correct address is: Sunday’s NFC wild card game Morris, a 5-foot-7 four-year vete­ games and aggressive, punisf 180 NEW 1986 against the San Francisco 49ers. ran out of Syracuse, is spelled by pied the wild-caH slots for the ing defenses. The Jets have an be in the East Cemetery. Calling 519 Center Street "Last year (quarterback) Phil rookie George Adams. Adams National Football League edge in passing behind Ken Edward M. Staraiak h6urs are Sunday at the Holmes ____Manchester, CT playoffs. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., from 2 in Stock CARS and TRUCKS Simms carried the team, he can do added 498 yards and two TDs, O’Brien, the leading passer in Edward M. Staraiak, 73, of 325 it again,” Morrissaid. “ Andweget although his average per carry V^at a difference a year the league. But New England’s Hillstown Road, died Thursday at (leading receiver) Lionel Manuel was 3.9 compared to Morris’ 4;5. makes. offensive line has offered far an area convalescent home. He back off injured reserve. Morris didn’t need rest against Now, the AFC East has sent more protection for its was the husband of the late Mary YEAR END PRICES “ To stop the run, you have to Pitsburgh, carrying 36 times, but three teams to the playoffs — quarterbacks. (Spacek) Staraiak. ACT VIDEO at Lanox Pharmacy 1 LOW INTEREST RATES AVAILABLE have a lot of men on the line of Parcells said he wouldn’t want to' the division-champion Mianni Tony Eason, who started the He was bom in Glastonbury and Moris Sotos... Moris Sontolo... VUoo Ploror Rontol... scrimmage. And that opens up the rely on Morris carrying that many Dolphins and the two wild­ season as New England’s quar­ had lived in East Hartford before ON SELECTED VEHICLES secondary. If we can keep pressure times every game. cards, the New England Patri­ terback, was replaced by Steve moving to Manchester in 1977. off Phil Simms and I can get into A better running game was the ots and New York Jets. On Grogan in the sixth game, a 14-3 Before he retired, he was a fanner, Thursday Night Special ------PLUS ------the secondary, we can beat Giants’ main offensive goal at the Saturday, the Pats and Jets victory over Buffalo. Grogan growing tobacco and potatoes. He anybody.” start of training camp. Much of the meet at Giants Stadium for the led the Patriots to six straight also was involved in the famiiy All G-R Rated Movies 10 NEW 1985’s (CAPRICES, S10 BLAZERS, PICKUPS, Morris made it into opponents’ reason for the success is the right to take on the Raiders in wins before suffering a broken trucking business. He was a secondaries often fhis year. He offensive line of tackles Brad the second round of the chase to bone in his leg in a 16-13 loss to member of the Connecticut Farm (Club the Super Bowl. the Jets. U»mb0rt AT EXTRA SPECIAL LOW PRICES rushed for over 100 yards six times, Benson and Karl Nelson, guards ' Bureau and the Connecticut Motor O/i/y) and ran for 202 yards and three Chris Godfrey and Bill Ard and “ It says a lot for our division “ Eason has looked good," Truck Association. 99C to have a 12-4 team and two 11-5 touttdowns in last week’s playoff- center Bart Oates. Jets safety Kirk Springs said. He is survived by a brother, clinching 28-lt victory over Pitts­ "They can make me look real teams in the playoffs. We all "I’d rather have Grogan in Ernest M. Staraiak of Manchester; Saturday Night Special burgh. One of those TDs was a good, or real bad,” said Morris, belong.” said Jets defensive end there because of Eason's two sisters, Mrs. Edward Hoinoski 65-yard burst. who bought his linemen watches Mark Gastlneau, a Pro Bowler. mobility.” of East Hartford and Sophie Wilus 1 Q-R Movie — •3.00 for 2 nights U P l photo Morris set club single-season after he went over 1,000 yards. The Dolphins, Jets and Patri­ One of the Jets’ main prob­ of Hartford; and several nieces ots had identical records within 2 G-R Movies — *5.00 for 2 nights Looking like some guy from outer space, Giants' records for rusbingyard^dTDs, "They’re totally responsible,” lems has been lealu in Uw and nephews. and the Giants set five team' Parcells said of the linemen. the division. They beat the Bills offensive line, combined with ’The funeral wiu be Monday at 10 linebacker Lawrence Taylor warms up for Sunda/s NFC records in rushing categories. New "Along with the bloddng of the and Colts twice eadi and split the Immobility of O’BrieB. a.m. at the John F. Tierney 299 East Center Street, Manchester MONOAV-SATUMMV M / SUNDAY 8-1 MAIN S 'l' • TKl. G4(i • M A N C'H F'.S'n-. H wild card playoff game against the 49ers. York went from 22nd in the league fullback (Maurice Cartbon). Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Pec. 17. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec, t l. 19U - U SCOREBOARD NHL roundup

Big Eaat atniBliiia .ia g La g & ia fflr"' Pangulna 4. Bruins 3 win, lose & DREW Center— Fred-Qulllon, Son Fronelseo Lacombe tends to business BIB W m » Cflhtafflncfl ^ ^ 0'«|| Hockey ^^Suorterbock— Jim McMahon, Chi- First porto«5-1, PIttsboroh, Blotsdotl* pssss I I ; I .Johnson, Romano), 4:13.^ Plttsb u^, bsR ||S2 160 107 By Ktvln Konnoy TkorsEaVs KosiM UnltEd ProBB Intom atlonal help the Penguins snap a two-game wagniiivimi 21 I 4 46 IX IX Socond porlod— 4, Boston, Bourquo I St. john's 79, Jomos Modlson 57 *’8utsWo Hneborton^ NY litandsrt 13 12 9 X 131 IX (Potonon), pp, 4:34. Ponaltlos Shoddon, son, N ow O flom 03W ); Keeno Turner, loeing streak. The victory moved I9T miMBrv 16 11 2 34 131 IX Pit, 3:39; Schmidt, Pit, 5:31; MIddloton, C o n n o c tl^ Mutuol C M C tbe Penguins (15-17-4) into a p in m u r^ IS 17 4 34 IX IX Bot,7:S4; Kaspar,Boo,11:S0;Ruskm^l, After his two-goal performance 146 (at Hartford Civic Centar) *1nslde1lrtabacker^ nnuraday night. Norm Lacombe fourth-place tie with tbe Rangers New Jsnev 13 19 1 27 IX PH, mlnor-malor (flohttnq), I7:>; Northoostam vs. Duauosne,7 p.m. Ijoe Anpolx (17); Horry Corson, Now OMsIsa Courtnoll, mlnor-malor (flohtino), 17:31; still had aonne unfinished business' in tbe Patrick Division. IX 114 UConn vs. St. Fronds (Pa.). 9 p* OUSlMC 11 14 2 X Blum, Bos, 19:43. GeorBstown at Texas El-Poso Con*trbocks--LeRoy A?* to tend to — unpacking his bags. Monirsal 17 12 4 .X 144 131 Third porlod-5, Plttsburoh, ManttM 5 oeix (19); (Jory Green, LOS Anoetas (15) Caps 4, NorcNquM 3 117 Pittsbunih dt S tm r Bowl Classic Lacombe, a 21-year-old right ■otion 16 12 6 X IX (Lomloux, Bodoor), pp, :31. 4, P l ^ Plttsburoh vs. Texas MM At Landover Md., Bengt Gus- Buftalo 17 16 3 X IX IIS b u ^ , B o d ^ 4 (Shoddon, Bullard), Tennessee vs. Southwest Lwlslona wing recalled from the minors IM IM Sefefles-Oont R H ^ W c w <” >'* tafsson set up a first-period power- Hartford 17 IS 1 X 11:39.7, Bciton, Crowdor 14 (Unsoman, Boston Colleoe at Fiesta Bowl Classic eailier Thursday by the Sabres, Cm w M II Cm Im i c b Tholvn), pp, 19:31. Ponaltlos— SIron, Pit, Boston Colleoe vs. Wisconsin play goal and scored short-handed NBfflB OMsisn •:40; Montho, Pit, 17:50; Johnson, Pit, scored two goals to lead Buffalo to ArizonaME iBVSfW vs.W®« ^iSOSVWShPSS Princeton ■ (13). later in the period to lead tbe W L T Pit. OF GA motor (flohtino), 19:30; Crowdor, Bos, Seton Hall, Vlllonova at Rainbow a 4-1 victory over the visiting New 12 4 X IX IM Capitals. Quebec, 14-14-2, re­ St. Louis 16 malor (flohttno), 19:31. Classic York Rangers.. CMCOOO 13 16 4 X 143 IX Shots on ooal— Boston 54-7— 30. mained in a three-way tie for the 16 7 143 IX Seton Hall vs. Hawaii AFC All-Star taaui Only hours out of Rochester, the 11 79 Plttsburoh S-10-11— 39. Vlllonova vs. Missouri Adams Division lead with Mont- Toronto 9 19 S 73 IX IX \ Ssrtordoy’tO e Sabres’ American Hlden State at Seattle, 10:X p.m. Kuntot City 6 10 0 .375 317 3K lond(14) Tippett's 16>A sacks were the best coordinator Rod Rust said. Motno at Bottlmoro Washlnoton,Gustafsson9(Chrlstlon),sh, Cotimlana'ft OofUM BpuraIBB.LakaraBI Notional Csnisrencs Tackles— Brain Holloway, New Eno­ Roctwstor at Blnotwniton 15:34. Ponaltlos— Gustafsson, Was, in the AFC. New York Jets Woshinoton at Now Jersey, nloht Bast lond (11); J Im Lachev, San DIeoo (11) The job of blocking Tippett will period for them was at a high “I think we will have more Adtrondack at Now Hovon 5:03; Ashton, Quo, 4:41; Gould, Was, Atlanta at Now York, nloht w L 1r Pel. PF PA quarterback Ken O ’Brien was By Mike Barnes play very well. It will be very, very 10:51; P. Stastny, Quo, 13:39; Hatcher, LA LAKERS (91) often fall to right tackle Marvin (x>nfidence in ourselves after this. Shorbrooko at Noyo Scotia Milwaukee at Clovolend, nloht RamMs 3-2 1-2 5, Worthy 313 1-3 9, x-Dallat 10 6 0 M 5 3S7 3X Guards— Mike Munchak, Houston sacked 62 times, the most in the United Press International difficult to beat them. tempo. If it wasn’t for Janecyk, the Frodoricton at S ^ n ^ o td Was, 14:05; Glllls, Quo, 14:44; Louohlln, Indiana of Chlcooo, nloht y-NY Glantt 10 6 0 .635 399 213 (21): Dan Alexondw, New York (S) Powell when the Jets are not score would have been much, We showed a lot of intensity and Soturdoy's Oomot Was, 14:44. Jobbor 101944 74, Scott 313 33 4, E. NFL. “ I don’t know which team is Portlond at Houston, nloht Johnson 414 47 77, Lucas 34 1-3 7, Wothlnoton 10 6 0 .6X 297 312 employing a back or tight end. much different.” emotion. Our fans showed us they Now Hovon at Adirondack Socond P eriod— 5, Woshinoton, Denver at San Antonio, nloht Phllodelphia 7 9 0 .437 2S6 310 Center— Mike Webster, Plttsburoh So when the Jets and Patriots INGLEWOOD. Calif. - The better.” Balttmoro at Blnotioniiton FrancoschottI 3 (Gortnor, Carpenter), Cooper 1-7 34 5, Kupchak 24 OO 4, However, no Jets linemen may be The Kings, owners of the N H L ’s are behind us. I had goose bumps Boston at Utah, nloht Green 1-31-3 3, McGee 2-5004. Total 3746 St. Loult s 11 0 .313 371 414 (10) play the AFC wild-card game Soviet Red A rm y hockey team will The Soviets had little trouble Sprinotlold at Horthoy 14:50. 4, Quebec, (joulot 36 (A. Phllodolphio at Phoenix, nloht Quarterback— Dan Fouts, San immune to having to deal with out there." Frodoricton at Maino Stastny), 14:44. Penalties— Donnelly, 1 4 » 91. Central Saturday at' Giants Stadium, the find the climate and competition with the Kings on tbe first stop of second-worst record, left the Fo­ L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, nloht SAN ANTONIO (IX ) x-Chlcaoo IS 1 0 .9X 4S6 191 Oeloo (20) Tippett. New England deploys him Perhaps the fans were there to Sliortiraoko at Moncton Quo, 10:07; Andorsson, Was, 13:06; Gould, L.A. Clippers at SMttle. nioM game may come down to this; Can more to their standards tonight their six-game tour, scoring four rum happy about three aspects of Was, 17:06, S. Johnson 1011410 X , Mltchell41435 Green Bov • • 0 JOO 337 3X as a down linemen in its nickel root against the Soviets instead of 19, Gllmore493516,Matthews414001X Mlnnetoto 7 9 0 AX 3X 3S9 Runnlno backs— Lionel James, the Jets stop Tippett? when they battle the Edmonton times in the final period for the the game: Third Period— 7, Quebec, A. Stastny 10 Detroit 7 9 0 .4X 307 366 San DIeoo (9); Curt Worner, Se ^le (1) packages and as a blitzing line­ — It was played before an cheering for the Kings. Whalirs 4, lalandera 3 (P. Stostny, Cote) 13:51. Penalties— Mavaricka IBS, Buna Robertson 4131-117, Greenwood 0-3000, "In the course of the football Oilers. triumph. 98 Sundvold3140014,Cook011-31,lavoronl Tampa Bay 3 14 0 .IX 294 440 backer most other times. enthusiastic crowd of 16,005 — the That could account for the Donnelly, Quo, 3:01; Adams, Was, 3:01; Wetl Kicker— Nick Lowery, Kansas City game a back or a tight end will After disposing of the Kings in They outshot the. Kings 27-11 Lonowav, Was, 6:59;. Hunter, Quo, 10:34, 02 00 0. Totals 4745 15X IX . The Patriots also move Tippett club’s first sellout this season. loudest ovation of the night — the . llomord 330— 4 DALLAS (145) LA Lakers 1 4 3 1 X X — 91 x-LA Ramt 11 S 0 .617 3 « TP (19) have to block him depending upon balmy Los Angeles 52 Thursday through two periods, and only NY INUtrt 01 3-3 Lonowav, Was, 10:43. v-San Fran. 10 6 0 from side to side, sometimes lining — The Kings hit hard and did not one that followed the organist’s Shots on Goal— Quebec 9^13-4— Aouirro 11-19 3-2 24, Perkins 5-7 44 16, Son Antonio X X 2711— IX AX 411 263 our pattern," Jets line coach Bill night, the Soviets travel to frosty sparkling goaltending by Bob First porlod— 1, Hartford, TIppott 7 Donaldson 3-5 0416, Blackman 4-910-1414, Three-pointooal— Cooper. Fouled New Orleont s 11 0 .313 294 K1 him up as a middle linebacker and quit. rendition of tbe theme from (Eyoton, Crowford), 14:03. 3, Hart­ 39. Woshinoton 10-13-4— 30. Atlonto 4 Austin said. "Sometimes we'll put Alberta, Canada, to take on the Janecyk kept it close. The Red Davis ^5 00 4, Harpor 2-5 0-2 4, out— None. Total fouls— LA Lakers 73, 12 0 .2 » 242 4S3 Ends— Mark Gostlneou, New York other times trying to hide him — And the result doesn’t count in "Rocky” after a Tiger Williams ford, Ktotnondorst 1 (unonlttod), 11:45. Schrempf 3-72-24, EIIIS4134-617, Blab02 San Antonio 74. Rebounds— LA Lak­ x-cUnched divlelon title (72); Jacob Green, Seattle (10) a tackle on him. He’s a fine football two-time defending Stanley Cup Arm y finished with a 39-20 shot Ponatttos— K. DInoon, Hor, 10:01; Power-ploy conversions— Quebec 6— v-dlnclied wlldeard toet behind linemen. the N H L standings. skirmish. 1. Woshinoton S— 3. 00 0, Vincent 4-10 Ol 4. Totals 4041 34-35 ers X (Rambis 6), San Antonio 47 player. I’d put him in the class with champions and Wayne Gretzky. advantage. Bouttllor, NYt, 10:01; Hamway, 105. (Robertson 13). Aulsts— LA Lakers 74 Mondoy’s Result Tackle— Bob Gollc, Cleveland (13) “ I was a little nervous at the "It was important (to win the NYI, 11 ;37; Ktotnondorst, Hor, 14:34. Goallos— Quebec, Malarchuk. Wo- LA Raiders 16, LA Roms 6 Lawrence Taylor. Tippett has freed things up for "I know very well what kind of “ For two periods, he (Janecyk) shlnoton. Footers. A— 15,345. PHOENIX (94) (E. Johnson!),San AntonloX(Robertson start.” said Marcel Dionne, who gam e),” Williams said. “ Our Nance 14-25 46 33, Pittman 11-130023, 4). Technicals— San Antonio (llleoal (end reoutar season) Dutside linebackers— Mike Merrl- "But I've been a coach a long rookie defensive end Garin Veils, team Edmonton was last year,” kept us in it," said Los Angeles Socond porlod— 3, NY Itlanden, Gll- Adorns 5-9 1-3 , Humphries 34 2-3 9, defense), LA Lakers (llleoal defense). weother. New Enolond (14); Rod Martin, Red Arm y coach Victor Tikhonov coach Pat ()uinn. “ If you noticed, collected both Los Angeles goals. quality of life is so much better bort 3 (DMuck, Potvin), 4:57. 4, Rofereo— Denis Morel. 11 time, 2iS years, and I've seen a lot of who has 10 sacks, and fellow Thompson 2-10 00 4, Glouchkov 1-100 2, A— )5,7X. Los Anoeles (3) said through an interpreter. "They the first five minutes of each " I did not want to be embarrassed. than theirs, in all steps of life. Hartford, BatoyctiO(Gayln,Evason),sh, Robey 3-9 00 4, Sanders 4-13 DO 4, NFL playofl achedula Inside linebackers— Steve Nelson, New good players. As a line coach my linebacker Don Blackmon, who 15:31.5, Hartford, Evaton 4 (Lowlon, Foster 30 00 5, Pinckney Ol 00 0. Enolond (21); Mott Mlllen, Los Anoeles frame of mind is that they can all has eight sacks. The pressure has Gavin), 17:31. Ponaltlos— Muriyn, Knicka113.BullaB6 (14) Bluaa , Black Hawka Totals 4407 4-10 94. be blocked. Against Tippett our enabled the Patriots to become one Hot, 1:00; Robortson, Hor, 14:00. 8 6 Dallas 14291614-145 AFC WIM Card Oomo Cornerbocks— Raymond Clavborn, Saturday, Doc. X Phoenix 27 22 14 31— 94 NEW YORK (111) New Enolond (16); Dave Brown, Seattle technique and body position has to of three teams in the N F L to force Third porlod—4, NY Itlandon, Potvin 9 Chlcooo 3 31— 4 Throe-point oools-Ellis, Humph­ New Enolond at NY Jets, 4 p.m. (9) be good. We will try to vary the the opposition to complete less NBA roundup (Boumo), 13:09.7, NY Itlandon,Trottlor Cummlnos 1421 35 72, Orr 312 33 10, NFC WHd Cord Gome SI. LOUIS 151-^ ries, Foster. Fouled out— None. Total Bannister 3-5 34 6, Sparrow 37 44 4, Safeties— Fred Morion, New Eno­ 14 (Bouv, Jontton), 11:07. Ponaltitt— First period— 1, Chlcooo, Socord 14 fouls— (Xillas 14, Phoonlx2S. Rebounds— Sunday, Dec. 79 lond (13); Dennis Smith, Denver (13) protection and leave him guessing than SO percent of its passes. Boi^, NYI, 0:44; Murzyn, Har, malor Tucker 7-10 33 17, Bailey 44 44 12, San Francisco at NY Giants, 1 p.m. who will block him.” Jets quarterback Ken O’Brien (hMi^cklna), 3:13. (Sovord, D. Wilson), pp, 4:34. 3, St. polios 39 (Vincent 9), Phoenix 49 (Nonce Walker 35 57 11, (MunfOld 410 40 13, Louis, Mullon 14 (Flockhqrt, Ramooo), 15). Aulsts— Dallas 14 (Harper 4), AFC Semifinals Punter— Reole Roby, Miami (12) The Patriots and Jets split their produced solid numbers in both Snots on float— Hartford 11-9-4— 34. NY pp, 7:34.3, Chlcooo, Presley 3 (Sovord, D. Phoenix 26 (Humphries 4). Technical Wllklns41140l3,Thomton411-11.Totals Saturday, Jon. 4 Itlandon 1$94i—31.' 4491 14X 113. Cleveland at MIomI, 12:Xp.m. two games this season. In New games against the Patriots this Wilson), 13:13. 4, Chlcooo, Larmer 11 foul— Robey. A— 11,134. CHICAGO (96) Powor-ptov convonlons— Hartford 3- (Gardner, D. Wilson), 13:51. 5, St. Louis, England's 20-13 victory at Fox- season. In the loss at Foxboro, be Hot Spurs gun down Lakers 0. NY ItlandtnOO. WooIrMoe 7-14 7-1021,Green3113310, AFC Wild Card winner at LA Raiders, 4 Poslowskl 11 (Gllmour, Reeds), 17:37.6, Oldham 1-1 1-3 3, Macv 54 4013, Gervin boro, Mass., on Oct. 20, Tippett was completed 15 of 31 passes for 246 Goallos— Hartford, Weokt. NY It­ St. Louis, Hunter 30 (Fodorko, Sutter), p.m. Tranaactions landon, Hrudev, Smith (0:W, 3rd por). Warrlora131,Klnga121 II- X 44 X , Oakley 14 1-3 3,Corzlne24 NFC SemHInaN a force. yards and no touchdowns. In the A— 14,153. 19:14. Ponaltlos— Baron, StL, 3:04; Sut­ 1-2 5, Paxson 1-5 40 X Dollev 1-13 34 4, Saturday. ter, StL, malor (flohtino), 4:55; Dupont, Saturday Jon. 4 The 6-foot-3, 241-pounder, had victory, he was 20 of 33 for 311 By William R. Barnard ROforoo— MIko Nootti. Chi, malor (ftohtlna); 4:55. Boroovin, Banks 1-5446. Totals34X3434W. Dallas at LA Rams, 4 p.m. Chicago’s George Gervin led all SACRAMENTO (111) Sunday, J « i . S three sacks, two in the final three yards and one TD . The Associated Press Chl,4:10. Johnson 141S1-2»,Olberdlno5-7M12, New Yecfc X X X 1 9 -1 1 1 However, O ’Brien must get the scorers with 30 points. Sabraad. Hangars 1 Socond porlod— 7, St. Louis, Baron 1 Thompson 344410, DrowOlOOO, Thous NFC wild Card winner at Chlcooo, New York (A L) — Sloned Eddie Lopot minutes as the Jets were attempt­ (Cvr,Moaohor),3:49.4,St.Louls,Sutter16 CM^ xnai7—X 13:X p.m. as a motor leooue scout. ing a tying drive. time. Tbe Los Angeles Lakers knew 13-30 44 » , Woodson 10-171-321, Tyler 34 Three-point ooals— Tucker, Grun- ' Heckey RockBts 106, Jazz 99 NV-Ronoors 441—1 (Romooe, Hunter), 4:15. 9, St. Louis, 004, Klelne473014, Bratz0-2000. Totals fekt, Wilkins, Macy X Fouled out— None. In New York’s 16-13 overtime "You have to change up the just how tbe San Antonio Spurs felt. PaslawkskI 13 (Gllmour), 6:05. 10, St. 534514-14121. Plttsburoh — Recalled rloht Houston’s 14game home win­ BtNMo 333-4 Total fouls— New York X , Chlcooo WC-Rqlders'winner vs. Clev.-Mloml wino Norm Lacombe from BaltInrMre triumph on Nov. 24 at Giants protection on him,” Jets coach Joe "The Spurs are probably the n r t t Porlod— 1, Buffalo, Locombo 1 Louis, Poslowskl 13 (Gllmour, Reeds), GOLDEN STATE (131) 23. Rebounds— New York 44 (Cum- ning streak was in jeopardy until 7:37. 11, St. Louis, Flockhart 9 (Barr, Short 1400 90 41, Smith 35 14 7, winner, TBA of the AHL ossloned rloht wlno Jim Stadium, Tippett had 1 ‘A sacks and Waiton said of slowing down hottest team in tbe NBA right now, (unassisted), 4:11. 3, Buffolo, Hamel 4 mlnos 10), Chlcooo 52 (Oakley 13). McGeouohthotclub. Lewis Lloyd spearheaded a 10-0 (Andreychuk* Housloy), pp, 11:53. Mullen), 4:54. 13, Chlcooo, Oloyk 11 Carroll 1333 6-9 X , Floyd 70 OO 14, NFCCenfsreneeChemelenshlo 10 tackles. Tippett. You just can’t do one thing (Watson, T. Murray), pp, 13:37. 13, ; ^ s t s — New York X (Sparrow, Walker WC-ChIcooo w lnn eTviD m ioiSo m s and all tbe bounces are going their fourth-quarter run that saw tbe Ponaltlos— Playfair, Buf, 4:11; Hol- Mullln 7-13 33 17, Ballard 35 33 6, n , Chlcaoo 72 (Mocy 9). Technical— Aside from leading the A F C in all the time.” mlnon, NYR, 10:46. Chlcooo, Sovord 31 (Larmer, O. Wilson), Huston 2-5 OO 4, Tooele 4-7 4413. Totals winner, TB A * Soooer way,” Lakers guard Earvin Rockets turn an 47-40 deficit into a pp, 19:11. Penaltls— Brown, Chi, 5:39; 5399 2400 131. Chlcaoo (llleoaldefense).A— 12462. Super Bowl XX X New Orteons Los Anoeles (M ISL) — Released “ Magic" Johnson said after the midfielder Martin Vasquez and defender 90-47 advantage. Lioyd scored sue Second Porlod— 3, Buffalo, Locombo 3 Flockhart, StL, 5:39; Ramooe, StL, Sacramento X 1 6 X 3 4 — 131 ^ Sunday, Jon. X Spurs handed Los Angeles only its (Hamel, Dunn), pp, 4:35. 4, Buffalo, 10:53; Gllmour, StL 17:17. OoMon State » n » l l — ill ^ AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, Darryl Gm . of his 21 points during the'spree, Andreychuk 13 (H o u s lo y ), 16:30. Third period— 14, Chlcooo, Oloyk 13 Three-point ooals— Mullln, John­ NBA All-Btar balloting fourth loss in 24 Nationai Basket­ and tbe Rockets never traiieci Ponaltlos— Ruotsalalnon, NYR, 4:53; (B. Wilson), 15:37. 15, St. Louis, son. Fouled out— Thompson. Total TBA— To be unnounoed ball Association games, 109-91, Flockhart 10 (Pavese), 16:07. Penalties— 49ers’ defense has again. Houlsov, But, 4:53; LaMlaw, NYR, 4:17: fouls-Socramonto 27, Golden wOTfVfn vMiivrwicv aanofiai Thursday night. “ We know how Ramsey, Buf, 17:53. Secord, Chi, 1:31; Dupont, Chi, 3:01; State 19. Rebounds— Sacramento X Akeem Olajuwon shared Hous­ Suiter, StL, 3:01; Hunter, StL, 3:30; Bell, (Thompson 4), (Joldon State 47 (Carroll NFC All-Btar taam Bowling that feels, because when we play ton’s scoring honors with Lioyd Third Porlod-4, Buffalo, Tucker 11 StL, 5:03; Socord, Chi, 10:44. •13). Assists— Sacramonto39(Thous ), Vethio threoih Dec X well, all tbe bounces go our way.” Shots on ooal— Chlcooo 4-14-13— 34. St. 11 4 Centers and contributed 15 rebounds and a (Hlflhos, Lover), 3:37. 6, Now York, Golden State X (Rovd 13). A— 10431. San Antonio played without Ruotsololnon 4 (Brooke), 13:04. 7, Louis 4-14-13— 35. 1. Koreem Abdul-Jobbor, LA Lakers, N BN YORK — The 19S5 UPl Notional to stop the Giants career-high nine blocked shots. Buffalo, (}rlando 7 (Ramsey), 13:37. Power-ploy conversions— Chlcooo 5- 2X,519; 2. Wayne Cooper, Denver, Football Conference All-Star team Taa Totalara starting playmaker Johnny Ralph Sampson dominated the 3. St. LOUIS4-1. 1X,533; 3. Akeem Olaluwon, Houston, P'oiMltlos— Pavollch, NYR, 19:11; An- TBurallT.ClIpparalOB (votM In porenthesu). Team Is Moore, who was hospitalized with boards with a career-high 25 d9ovchuk, Buf, 19:11. Goallos— Chlcaoo, Bannorman, X456; 4. Artis Gilmore, Son Antonio, selected In ballotino by tt pro football 1.E 2 S ’ W-JTT, Nancy Schultz By William D. Murray coverage situation. Johnson, a Sauvo (4:54, 3nd por). St. Louis, X454; 5. Joe B a rn Carroll, (Mden writers, four from each conferenceclty. 179-4S3, Mary migraine beadatdies. The Spurs rebounds and added IS points. Mlllon. A— 14,914. PHILADELPHIA (117) State, 55,737; 6. Jack SIkma, Seattle, PIralToum LMitt 441, Carol Lewie 477, CorpI United Press International former track star with blazing took a 51-39 halftime lead and Sttott on ooal— Now York 4-l1-< -31. RIccardo 463, (taylo Butcher m Utah was ied by Adrian Dantley BufIwo 13-130^. Jones 311 34 31, Barkley 35 30 6, 4X375; 7. James Edwards, Phoenix, 4 speed, has caught 33 passes for 533 Roforoo— Terry (Sreoson. Malone 11-25 312 31, Wood 54 34 IX 37,9X; 4. Sam Bowie, Portland, X,1X; 9. Stephmie Anderson 491, jVSta wmi- coasted tbe rest of tbe way against with 35. ___ jr-play conversions— Now York oms 47S, Martle Barilla 3 1 3 ^, Mor- San Francisco 49ers coach Bill yards and eight touchdowns. 34), Buffalo 3-3. Cheeks 3135721, Stokes30336, Moss 34 Mark Eaton, Utah, 23X3X; 10. Alvan tbe defending NBA champions as 444, Cotlodeo33206, C. Johnson351-35. Adorns, Phoenlio 19,704. Wide receivers— Mike Quick, Phi­ eella Rivers 179-4S3, Betty Bailey Walsh believes that on the road it is The return of New York’s forward Steve Johnson scored 26 Bucks 105, Pbcbib 87 Goalies— Now York, Vanblos- RadArinyS.KInga2 Totals 4377 3141 117. brouck, Hanlon. Buffalo, Borrosso. A— ladelphia (45); Art Monk, Woshinoton t"'!? ’*>^4. Elvina y.-Hir defense that wins football leading receiver Lionel Manuel points and seidom-used guard Jon Paui Pressey scored 22 points for 14,433. LA CLIPPERS (144) 1. Alex Enollsh, Denver, 1744X; X (X)' ■P'Sfi.JSX Liz Bralnord 1I)51S6-S47, games. On Sunday, the 40ers have from injured reserve would put M . Johnson 132144X, Maxwell 14002, Cal>^ Natt, Dmver, 145,366; X James Hohtend-Oouo CosUe, Dolloi (X ) Sundvold added 14. Milwaukee, which beat Indiana Roforoo Andy Van Hollomond. Soviet Rod Army 144—s NImphlus 414 0012, Brldoomon 34 309, Worthy, LA Lakers, 1X414; 4. Marques SMI# HOVW iTij DOfMn Cote JM a chance to prove him right against more pressure on the 49ers secon­ Los Anootos 411—1 Tackles — Jim Covert (49); Keith “ We missed Johnny Moore, but despite tbe ioss of star guard Nixon 414 3314, Edwards4900IX C m Johnson, LA Clippers, 114414; 5. Ralph Domev, Detroit (X ) {nlwSf j ®*' ■•ftaa Toutain the New York Giants in the N FC dary. Coach Bill Parcells said he MaplaLaafa .RadWlnga First porlod — 1, Soviets, Fetisov 1-1 OO 2, Beniamin 44 35 IX Gordon Sampson, Houston, 113,7X; 6, Mark everyone gave us a lift,” said Sidney Moncrief, who was kicked 6 4 (Krutov, Tiumonov), 19:31. Penalties— (iuards — Ruu Grimm, Woshinoton wild card game. would take a look at Manuel in 39 004, White 351-3 7. Totals 440114X Aouirre, Dallas, 1114M; 9. KIkl Vond3 (43); Dennis Herroh, Lae Anoeles (34) W sku m ld ^rj^Lw Toutain 177- Sundvold. who has averaged 7.1 in the knee during practice Tuor, LA, 13:37. 104. SJOhe, Poffftha- 5X704; 10, Sam The game will probably come practice before making a decision Toroqfo 4 1 3 -4 Socond porlod— 3, Los Anoolos, Dionne ^^Center— Joy Hlloenbero, Chlcaoo points while appearing in only 23 of Thursday. Phllodolphla 21SSM 10-m Perkins, Dollos, 52,1X. lSA4^ D S r H l i r '217-'!n3^ down to three key matchups to activate him. dobroN 1 1 0 -4 (T a y lo r), 9:33. Penalties-Sykes, LA CHp^ MX113S-14S San Antonio’s 30 games. The Bucks took a 52-43 halftime First Porlod— 1, Dotrolt, KWo 5 LA, 10:36; Erickson, LA, 13:00. Quarterback— J 00 Montana, Sem Fran- iiuLm i?®!!!?*' 5**ffl9v Elffrldoe 7X2, between the San Francisco defense Fouled out-Nono. Total fouls— . f-.W«ta!cJohnson,LALJkers,314J»75;X dteo (}$) Borboro ^Itert 177-0 8 * am h iead as Randy Breuer scored IS of ( S l l ^ ) , 5:53. 3, Dotrolt, Duouov 10 Philadelphia 21, Clippers 01. Lafayette Lever, Denver, 1X,9X; 3. M rtzpo f76-4M, Charlene Benito - and the Giants offense. The fourth The second key 49ers defensive N«ls 124, PMoim 116 ^ (Vouna),PP,4:41.3.Dotrolt,Oorodnlck17 Third period— 3, Soviets, Kasatonov Runnlno bocks— Walter Payton, ChL 149 bis 16 points in tbe first two Rebounds— Philadelphia 45 (Malone Chris Mullln, Golden State, 944X; 4. 0000 (49): Gerald RIoos (X W ) 494, MorvAnn Zowlllnskl 141-313.549, confrontation, between linebacker matchup will center around line­ (Kllma, Yzorman), op, 14:34. • ((Joroslmoy), 1:13.4, Soviets, DroidotskI 13), Clippers 35 (M. Johnson 10). Michael Cooper, LA Lakers, 94,103; 5. New Jersey continued to roll, quarters, and they expanded tbe Ponalttoo— Barrett, Dot, 4:39; Thomas, (Shm iov), 5:14. 5, Soviets, Gerasimov Lawrence Taylor and 49ers quar­ backer Keena Turner’s ability to winning its fifth straight game and t o r , 4:16; Smith, Tor, 7:36; Probort, Dot, ^ukov, Gusarov), 4:07.6, Los Anoolos, ^Ists-Phllodelphla 24 (Cheeks 7), Johnny Moore, San Antonio, X ,7X ; 6. Kicker— Morten Andersen, New Or­ lead to 69-63 with 4:22 remaining. 4:04; Wesley, Tor, mlnor-malor (floht- Dionne (Taylor, LaPoInto), 16:54. . Clippers X (Nixon 4). Technlools- Rplon^ Btackmon, Dallas, 0X274; 7. leans (33) terback Joe Montana and running shutdown the outside ninning of ninth in its last 10 outings behind The final quarter was marred by 7 Chtaeprexy, P o H M , 41477; i. AMn IM ), 11:50; Youno, Dot, mlnor-malor SovIM, Krutov (Tiumonov), i9:so (elected), Maxwell3 (elected). back Roger Craig, is the kind New York’s Joe Morris. tbe strong play of Buck Williams. a shoving incident between the (f i ^ n o ), 11:50; Smith, Tor, 13:04 A— 104X. RobertsM, ^ Antonio, » ,7 B ; 9. Norm Calendar football fans dream of. In past playoff games. Turner’s The power forward scored 14 of his Bucks’ Paul Mokeski and Terence Kliino, Dot, 13:04; Smith, Dot, 13:34; Sis?*'. “ • •vrwi UPl photo Gore, Dot, 13:34; Stastny, Tor, 14:54; Nata 124, Plftona 118 Scott, LA Lakers, 59,797. Ends— Richard Dont, Chlcaoo San Francisco’s secondary has speed and sure tackling has been 26 points as New Jersey outscored Stansbury of tbe Pacers. Lodoueour, Dot, 14:54; lofroto. Tor, (4S): Leonard Marshall, New York " _TO D A V been battered this season. All-Pro instrumental in defusing the run­ Detroit 39-14 during an ll>A-minute 15:41; Oorodnick, Dot, 14:41; Ihnocok, Power-play conversions— Soviets (XW) 78«ra 117, CNppBfB 108 New York's Darrell Walker goes over Chicago’s John DETROIT (116) Big Eaat raauit cornerback Eric Wright is out for ning threats presented by Dallas' span of tbe first half. Tor, 19:07. » « . Los Anoolos 1-0. Tackle— Randy White, Dallas / Socond Porlod— 4, Dotrolt, Oorodnick Trlpucko 314 310 27, Mohom 03 OO 0, at least 24 days with a pulled Tony Dorsett, Detroit’s Billy Sims Detroit closed a 25point deficit Moses Maione scored 31 points Paxson (5) to score during first-quarter action. Knicks 14 (Duouov, Younq), pp, 4:09. 5, Goollos— Soviets, Mllinkov. Los An­ Lolmbeer 3121-310, Thom as3X34X,V. **gSjld-. Ilnobockers— Ofls Wilson, CM- abdominal muscle. Ronnie Lott and Chicago’s Walter Payton. and Bobby Jones and Maurice won their fourth straight, 113-96. Johnson 11-X OO Curelon 310 33 10, to 63-44 by halftime, and Kelly Toronto, Frvcor 13 ilofroto, Bonnino), oolos, Jonocvk. A— I6J»S. 73, BLJahn'aTB. JamaaMaBlaanBT cego (43W): LowrencuTaylor,NowYork and Dwight Hicks switched posi­ Morris finished 1945 as tbe Cheeks 21 each as Philadelphia pp, 7:53.4, Toronto, Stastny 13 (Hodo- Campbell 1-2 OO 3, (Ximars 313 33 19, Tripucka’s hot shooting in tbe third son, F rv c o r), 19:57. Ponaltlos— RofOm — Nlcolov Morozov (Soviet GIbeon 02 OO 0, Benson 1-3 00 X Totals Inside linebackers— Mike Slnole- tions early in the year because of N FC’s fourth-ranked rusher, pick­ period — when be scored 19 of his whipped Los Angeles in a game sion, scored 24 points and Daie 47-107 14-X 116. WarrlorB 131, Kings 121 Ihnocok, Tor, 3:51;Barrett,Dot,4:34; Union). Linesmen— Ryan Bozak, JIMEOMADtOONfST) tary, Chlcaoo (SS): E J. Junior, St. Louis Lott’s coverage problems. The ing up 1,334 yards in 294 carries and game-high 27 points — got the marred by a fight between the EiUs scored 13 of his 17 as Dallas smith, Tor,l3:37. JlmChrlstlson(NHL). NEW JERSEY (IX) Newman 415 M 17, Yeotts 35 4 i s (X) . _ E.D. Smith at Coventry, 7:M Williams 1016 44 X , Kino 6-13 33 IS, flip-flop has benefitted Lott, but scoring 21 touchitowns. Pistons within eight points twice. 78ers’ Charles Barkley and (^ r ic rallied in tbe fourth quarter Purvis Short scored a season- Third Period— 7, Toronto, Courtnoll Cornerbocks Cvorsen wolls, Dal­ high 41 points and Joe Barry 4(unasslslod),3:39.S,Taroato,Stastnvi4 GmlnskI O il 32 14, BIrdsono 34 1-2 7, las (X ): Ertc Wrtoht, San Francisco (X ) Hicks has been a step slow at times The third and final key matchup MaxweU. against Phoenix. dofroto, Frvcor), pp, 4:59. 9, Toronto, Rlchardm4-14742XDowklns510OW1X on pass coverage. will feature the Mitxing pass rash Knteks 113, BiiHb 96 Both players were ejected in the Carroll 30 for Golden State, who Ihnocok 4 (Frvcor, Stastny), 19:57. H ’5.'. **• 00 00 a SofoHos— Wes Hopkins, Phllodel- To flU in for Wright, Walsh will of San Frandsco defensive end New York played without rookie third quarter after exchanging Tbe Mavericks trailed 41-71 with outrebounded Sacramento 5533. Ponoltlas— Hodoson, Tor, 3:05; Bar­ « 4 s '‘ x ^ i 3 i ° *-T0tals phta(3n:Mlchoel Downs, Dallas(19l rett, Dot, molor Tflohtino), 3:05; lofroto, ST. JOHN'S cm V m !!S8m ' start rookie Tory Nixon with Fred Dean and nidde defensive center Patriidc Ewing, but still punches under tbe Philadelphia 11:12 remaining, but Ellis bad a Tbe Kings, who got 30 points Tor,1l:31. DetroH W X X » - 1 M GtaU 413 33 14, Jo n x 3S M ml Punier— Data Hatcher, loo Anoeles recently-signed T im o m ie r play­ beat Chicago for its fourUi straight three-point goal and a tap-in each from Eddie Johnson and New jerM v I S x S S ^ back Jeff Fuller against New York basket. The 74ers already were Shots on pool— Toronto 9-144— Bo, TV f3*> _ a«»'5gasa.'W victory as Pat Cummings scored 22 during a 14-4 streak that tied tbe Reggie Thru*, trailed 9591 after 31. Dotrolt 11-I41S-4I. Three>point ooals— Lalmbeer, Tho- ing backup. offensive taddes Brad Benson and nilssfaig Julius Erving, who was in nxn, V. Johnson, Dumars. •Rniiwi ss3^2t ? x U .;2;aS;73r B ^ ( S asaaagasiiaaiL'yx.. Giants quarterback Phil Simms, Karl Nelson. points. Philadelphia to attend the funeral score. Derek Harper’s jumper three quarters before rallying to Powor-otay convorslono— Toronto a TotatS 3564 413 79. CoHobo chompianehtp, 4 p.m. < who has p a i ^ for 3,424 yards and San Francisco defensive line Ewing, who sustained a s l l ^ l y with 5:11 left gave Dallas the lead cut the deficit to 115106 with 5V4 TONIGHT MoJftIgie ■ St. John's IX Jo m x Modi- of announcer Dave Zinkoff. 7-lDotroltM. a touchdowns this season, will coach Bill McPherson said be sprained knee Wednesday, did not to stay at 47-46. minutes remaining. But a thro5 Goallot— Toronto, Wroooot, Ed­ 4:00 Cpilooo football: Liberty Bowl, tan 2S. Fputad out— None. Toted taulo— WWe.rexlvoi4-TonyHI!I.Dollo4(211; M w f ilckB 105, Suns 96 wards. Dotrolt, Loforott. Channels 11,33,41 Am M s iM rolt 7J (Thomas in . Jornu MpdNon IX St. John's 14. ■ n x Leftan, Green Bov (M ) BW i^fi!K*.,X 5s r ' ‘ r r fo r tM to go after. Nixon early. believed a great deal ridea on accompany the team to Chicago. Larry Nance scored S3 points for point play by Carroll and Short’s *:00 C o llw boskotball: UConn vs. New Jersey 27 (Richartson W) Tioht ond-^lmmle (Mleo, Tomaa Boy He’ll probab^ split Bobby Johnscni He Is expected to suit up for the Mark Aguirre, playing for the the Suns, while Charles Pittman two free throws rebuilt the W ar­ Tflchnlcols - D fltrott^SS) Dd?;; Dean’s rush. Dean has Just three A-17J39. St. Fronds (Po.), WPOP out wide and aet up a oneoo-oae Knicks* game against Atlanta on first tinoe after a two-game suspen- added a career-high 22. riors’ lead to nine. Nit4ro»-Ron Hooarth. 9:00 Top Ronk Boxino, ESPN defense); to cfc lo s ^ M Jacoby, Waohinoton sacks this season. Ai— 1M6X {ssuBsaar^iasT'’'" (15); Jackie SMer, Loo Anpitao n x r •• ••• Lymo Tourna- M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. X 7 .1W5 M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . F rid a y . Dec, a?. 19«5 - I I SCOREBOARD NHL roundup

I l f Em I lIlllNIllll ^ d a c o Paniulns 4, Bnilna 3 win, lose & DREW O ’ON Lacombe tends to business W L W 1. ‘’ouortarbock-JItn McMBbon, Chl- H o c k e y 1 1 1 -3 t o t ; 3 1 3 -4 -uiai«rfflHlsiiwcfiaimieiHaiB!U» • * Z ! FIrat partod— 1 ,------h, BMtdall 9 0 B 7 0 Franclaoo (M W ); Joe Morrla, Naw York (Johnaon,Ml, Romano), 4:12.4:13.3, PIttabinyh, . . John's • • ’! ! NNL ttandlnit Shoddarn, MiMontho, Bod^).P P ,l:35.3, PrevMsfica 4 4 4 1 ^K kkar— Kevin Buttai^Chlcooo(2X. Boaton,I, Pooln N (Thalvn), 19:13. DeFZNsNe UMWIMir Beaton CoHago 4 4 7 1 as Sabres clip the Rangers Panoltlaa— Bouri’gua. Boa, 7:49; Bua- Sofen Hall 0 4 4 2 koa. Pit, malor (fnghtlng), . 12:X; Millar, Plttaburgh 4 4 6 3 Enda-Don Hom ptw LChl^ <»> 7 Ed Boa, malor (flghtlna),ting), f3:X; Courtnall, Vlllonevo 4 0 6 4 ''TeeToll''Jones,WtoeW------W L Boa, 13:01; Stran, pit, 17:10. Tockla - 8)090 McMichoal, OHCogo By KBVin Kgnngy ■cored a goal and two assists to PtilloMpMa » * MO 107 ■ iPvrwvT • WWXI4 help the Praguins snap a two-game WlMlIlllwIVtl n • 132 105 sacond portod-4, Boaton, Bouroua I Sf. jehn'yiUOTieM iyiien 57 ‘ outaWa lln a b o c k w jf ^ lc ^ ^ UnItBd ProBB Intgrnatlonal NY Ittandara u » 131 12f (Potaraon), pp, 4:X. PonoHlaa S h a ^ , son, NawOrtaana (13W); Kaano Turner. losing streak. The victory moved HT KUnBVrv M II 131 123 Pit, 3:X ; Schmidt, Pit, 5 :X ; Mlddloton, CennedtourMutueiClewlc the Penguins (15-17-4) into a 135 121 After U b two-goal performance P tN ib u r^ 15 17 Boa, 7:X; Koapor, Boa, 11 :X ; R uakw ^l, (of Hartford Civic Cairtar) fourth-place tie with tbe Rangers fWW «/v> WT 13 If 125 146 PN, mlnor^nolor (flghttna), 17:X; Northegalorn va. Ouauosiw,7 p.m. Los Angalat (IX ; Horry Corson, New Thursday night. Norm Lacombe MM ON Courbioll, mlnor^nolor (fighting), 17:X; UConn vs. St. Francis (Po.), 9 P.m. ■till had Bonne unfinished business' in tbe Patrick Division. Ouabac I I 14 135 1M Blum, Boa, 19:42. _ , Ooorsefown of Texas Bl^Joao ^O?inwbocka--L^ovlrvl^^ Montraol 17 13 144 121 Third parlod-5, Plttaburgh, MontM 5 galaa (19); Oory <»raao, Loa Anoaiaa (IS) to tend to — unpacking his bags. Caps 4, NordiquM 3 Plttaburgh at siioar Bowl Classic Lacombe, a Sl-year-old right W"' Boaten M 12 121 117 (Lamlaux, Bodgar), pp, :X . *< .Ptw*- PHtaburgh va. Texas ABM At Landover Md., Bengt Gus- Buftato 17 M 130 111 burgh, Bodgar 4 (Shoddon, Bullord), SotaHaa-Gonr Pmdk. Weogo (13); wing recalled from the minors 134 134 Tennaaaaa va. Sotdhwxi tafsson set up a first-period power- 17 15 11:X. 7, BMton, Croardor 14 (U n a a n ^, Boaton CoHoga of Ftasto Boort Classic earlier lliursday by the Sabres, Thalvn), pp, » : X . Panoltlaa— SIran, PN, York play goal and scored short-handed Boston Collage va. Wtaconaln ■cored two goals to lead Buffalo to •:X; Montho, PH, 17:X; Johnaon, PH, Arliong va. Princeton , later in the period to lead tbe W L T Pfa. OB OA malor (flghHna), 19:X; Crowder, Boa, (IX. a B-1 victory over tbe visiting New Satan HoM, Vlllonovo ot Roinbow Capitals. Quebec, 18-14-3, re­ St. Loula 16 13 4 36 m 134 malor(nghHno), 19:33 Cloaalc York Rangers.. CMcooo 13 16 4 X 143 IX Shota on goal— Boaton 5 4 -7 -X. mained in a three-way tie for the Saton Hell vs. Howoll AFC AII4tar taam Only hours out of Rochester, the Mlnnaaota 11 16 7 » 143 IX Plttaburgh S-10-11— X. Vlllonova va. Missouri Adams Division lead with Mont­ Toronto f 19 5 a IX 1« Sabres’ American Hockey League DatroH 7 72 4 II 107 177 Powar.plav convoralona— Boaton 5- CennactlcdtMutaol Cim ic NEW YORK — The Onltad F ra u real and Boston. Im yiM ptwaian 2 Plttaburgh 5-2. RockaU106.Jann affiliate, Lacombe scored once in Boaten Collaga at Fiesta Bowl International 1945 Amarlran the first period and again in the m b Edntonton X 7 4 S3 W 141 Goalloa— Boaton, Kaona. Pltta­ Cloulc once All-Star taom (yo«M by « L I 5, R«d Wlngt 4 CotBOrv 17 13 3 37 143 111 burgh, Romano. A— 16JIX. B a s k e tb a D PHtaburgh ot Sugar BosH CtaHlc writara, tour from aoch AFC dty. In second to help the Sabres build a At Detroit, Peter Ihnacak Voncouvar 13 19 4 X 137 151 **Ctanth^162276X, Molone1M96636, Satan Hall, Vlllonova at Rainbow 5-0 advantage and close to within annmpaB 13 a 4 a ix ix Rafaraa McCraory. Eaton 511 0-3 10, Hansen 516 65 16 Classic „ , FtratTomn knocked in Miroslav Fiycer’s Loa AnoaM I 21 4 X 111 IX Stockton06»00, Bollav14063Graan6ip Providence at Xovlar, Ohio two points of first place in the rebound with three seconds left to TBoraBov*a Baaolta Offanao Adams Division. PHtatwron 4, Boaton 3 North 8tirt6,JiU5 NRAstindlngi 32 10, Monnlon 61 000, Hovas 1-300 3 snap a 4-4 tie and lift the Maple Wllklna06040,Rebafts00060,ScurrvOO “ I was surprised (atbeingcalled Leafs. The victory snapped the Boffolo 6, N.Y. Ronoara 1 060.TotalsX6517-2499. WIdaracal vers— Stave Loroant, SaoHIa r v £ ? p 2 WoaMnoton 4, Ouabac 3 up),” said Lacombe, who needed Mbmaaohi EastarnCentaranca HOUSTON (146) Thuritfay's eillfgt Iwap m ulti (47); Louis LIpps, PHtaburah(36) Maple Leafs’ two-game losing Toronto 5. DOtrolt 4 WInnigag 3 3 1 -4 ANonttc Dlviaiao McCray 56 46 14, Sampson 616 3615, Tight and— Todd Chrlstansan, Los 30 games last season to score two streak and improved their record Hartford A N.Y. lalondera 3 W L Pet. OB Otaluwan7-1376X,Llo;^7-166631,Lucas X . Loula 9, Ctilcooo 6 FIrat parlod— I, Winnipeg, MacLeon 14 PAREfEST goals. " I didn’t expect to play that to B-lB-5. The Red Wings, 7-22-4, (Steon, Small), 1:11. 3, MInneaoto, Boston 31 7 .7X — 619 5519, PatersanOOOOO, Raid 39326, South Alabama B3 Brooklyn Coll. 63 at *%ckla»!^Anthonv Munoz, Clneln- Minnaaoto t, Wtnnipao 3 Hortaburg 5 (Clccorelll, Broten), pp, New Jaraav 19 13 A13 3'A Laovall 63 36 3, WIgelns 34 36 4. Totals noH (47); Chris Hinton, indlanapplls(X) much.” suffered their ninth straight M dny’a Ownaa Honolulu Lacombe opened tbe scoring at (AN Ttmaa BSTl 2:47.3, Winnipeg, Mullen 9 (Hawerchuk, Phllodelphia 17 12 .M 4'h 36633160106. _ TOURNAMENTS defeat. Montraol at Now Jaraav. 7:X p.m. Marola),pp,8:31. Penoltlea— Kyte, Wpg, Woshln^on 13 14 .413 7'A Utah x n X M - X ECACllsHdavPasHyol Guards— John Hannah, Naw Eng­ 6:11 of the first period, picking up a Phllodalphlo at Voncouvar, 10:X 2:X; Roberta, Min, 7:52; CleH, Min, New York 11 19 .X7 11 Heuatan X X W S 6 -1 4 6 land (43); Roy Foster, MIomI (23) II :X . Control Division T h ra a ^ n t goals— Lloyd, Lucas PW eRMPIW loose puck at tbe blue line and BIu b s B, Black Hawks 6 p.m. St. Bonovantura 74, lono 73 O T firing a 35-footer past Ranger •dtwrdov^ Oomaa Sacondperlod— 4, MInneaoto, Roberta 1 Milwaukee X 12 — 3 Fouled out— Nona. Total fouls— Utah Canter— Dwight Stephenson, Miami •ns At St. Louis. Doug Paslawski (Gllaa, Nllaaon), 7:X. 5, Mlnne- Detroit 15 15 J X 4 31, Houston 22. Rebounds— Utah 45 St. John't79, JannasMadlfon57 goalie John Vanbiesbrouck. He N.Y. Ronoara at Mlnnaaota PorWeatClosalc (46) scored three goals — including two Boaton at St. Loula, nloht aota, Blugatad X (Clccorelll, Broten), Atlanta 14 14 X O 4 (AAolona 15), Houston 56 (Sampson 25). Quarterback— Dan Marino, MIomI UPl photo scored again at 8; 35 of the second 7 7:X. 6, MInneaoto, Payne 3 (Lawton, Cleveland 13 16 .4X 5V> Aulsts— Utah 26 (Stockton 10), Houston PiralRaand Hartford of Toronto, niaM Oregon St. 69, Tonnatsoa Tech 54 (23) period, when he grabbed Gilles during St. Louis’ five-goal second Now Jaraav at Montraol, night Clatt), I0:X. 7, Wlnnlpog, MacLeon 15 Chicago 11 31 .344 9 22 (Lucas 7). A— 16616. St. Joti>ph't65, Konsof St. 63 Ruhnlng b o c k s -Marcos Alhra, Jets’ quarterback Ken O'Brien (7) gets in some practice period — to lead the Blues to their DatroN at Quabiac. night (Howarchuk, Stean), pp, 15:X. (, Indlono 4 X .2M 10 LosAngeIn (56), Freamon McNeil, Hamel’s rebound and snuck it in N.Y. lalondaraat Plttaburgh, nloht Wlnnlpog, Klowerchuk 25 (Mullan, Waatara Cantaranca New York (46) fourth straight victory. The loss AAorola), pp, 16:12.9, MInneaoto, Acton Midwest Divlalon Thursday. Jets have to keep Patriot linebacker Andre the short side of the net on the Phllodalphlo at C o h i^ , nM t Rucks IDS, PaciiT 87 power play to give Buffalo a 3-0 was Chicago’s fourth straight. CMoogo at Woahlngton, night 14 (GIlM), pp, 1I:X. Penattlea— Payne, W L Pet. OB Kicker— Gory Anderson, Pittsburgh Tippett oft of their signal-caller to be successful WInnIpaootLoaAnoalaa, night Min, 14:01; Roberta, Min, 14:54; Houston 19 H .4X — (27) _____ advantage. North Stais 6, Jots 5 Boachman, Wpg,16:X. Denver 14 11 .631 W ININANA (47) F o o t b a ll Dafanaa Saturday. Son Antonio 14 13 MO 1 McClain 313 34 7, Tisdale 616 64 13, Hamel scored in between on the At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Steve Third period— 10, Winnipeg, TumbuilU Utah 16 15 .516 2Vi Stlponovlch6131-313,Rlchardson1-3l)4)2, Ends— Howie Long, Los Angeles (54); power play, and Dave Andreychuk Payne’ s second goal of the game. AHL itindlngi Stansbury 46 16 1, Flaming 35 3-3 9, UPl p M o (Boachman, Amlal), 1:X. 11, Mlnnaaota, Dallas 14 14 .5X 4 Rulon Jones, Denver (25) and John Tudier also scored for a 3:41 into the third period, lifted the Poyne 3 (unoaalatad), 3:41. Penoltlea— Sacramento 9 X .310 9'A Williams 511 4614, Anderson 613 3510, Nose tackle— Joe Klecko, New York GornaH 16 43 3 Gray 36 76 11, NFL atandlnga 5-0 Sabres advantage. Reijo Ruot- Narfharn Dtvialon None. Pacific Divlalon (X) North Stars. The Jets, who trailed W L T Pta. OP 0A Shota on goal— MInneaoto 1-17-0— L.A. Lakers 24 4 .OX — Buckner 40 40 0, Mortin 36 326. Totals Outside linebackers— Andre Tip­ salainen foiled Tom Barrasso’s 54 after two periods, had tied the Adirondack 17 10 IX 107 X . Winnipeg T6-11-10-X. Portland II 14 X 3 I 3347 2334 47. FINAL STANDINOS Jets have to keep shut out bid at 13:04 of the third Penguins’ Doug Sheddon jumps over Bruins’ goalie pett, Naw England (53); Chip score on Perry Turnbull’s goal at AMna 16 13 1 0 IX SaoHle 11 II .379 13W MILWAUKEE (IX) American Caafsranos Bonks, Cleveland (34) Frodorlctan 15 16 IX IX Power-plav convoralona— MInneaoto Phoenix 10 II .X7 14 Cummings 513 33 13 Lomp 36 55 11, East period, and 23 seconds later Gates I; 47 of the third. Doug Keans as the goalie lays on top of the puck. Sharbrooka 15 15 IS 143 3-1.Wlnnlpeg3-3. Golden State 11 21 M 15 Brauar 59 M 16, Hodges 64 44 13, W L T FCf. FF FA Inside linebackers— Karl Mecklen­ Orlancio closed the scoring for Boston’s Rick Middleton (16) is in background. Penguins Nova ScoNa 11 11 IX 151 Goollea— Mlnnaaota, Koaey. Win­ L.A Clippers 10 X .3X 15 Prassev 7-13 411 22, Lister 59 3-2 13, x-Mloml 13 4 0 .750 428 320 burg, Denver (X ) ; Lance MehLNewYork Buffalo. Red Army 5, LA Kings 2 Moncton 13 IS 1 « 119 nipeg, Hayward. A— 13,990. Thursday's RaauHs Fields26664, Pierce 16324, Mokeski 16 v-NY Jata 11 5 0 .618 393 264 Tippett off O ’Brien won, 4-3. (30) Cornarbacks— Mika Haynes, "W e outplayed and outworked At Inglewood, Calif., Alexei SaoNiani Dhrtalan New Jersey 124, Detroit 116 I- 2 3, Oovls 35 44 4, Reynolds 46 43 a v-New Engind 11 5 0 .618 362 290 Los Angeles (X ); Louis Wright, Denver Rochoatar X 9 IX IX Referao— Don Morouelll. New York 113, Chicago 95 Totals X64 3460 105. liKllanapolls 5 11 0 .313 317 386 them,” Lacombe said. Kasatonov snapped a 1-1 tie 73 Harahoy 19 9 Milwaukee 105, Indiana 97 Indiana X X 1426— 47 Buffalo 2 14 0 .125 300 XI (X) IX 111 SafeHes— Kenny Easley, SeotHe (47); B y Joel Sherman sacks ’Tippett also led the confer­ seconds into the third period to Spfinoriald 16 13 IX 131 Houston 105, Utah 99 Mllwouhae M M X 22— N5 Central Daron Cherry, Kansas CHv (39) Pongulns 4, Bruins 3 Alexander Gerasimov and beat four-goal period. Marcel Dionne Binghamton 13 16 IX IX San Antonio 109, L.A. Lokars 91 Three-point gool-Hodoes. Fouled x-Clevetand I 8 0 .500 287 294 United Press International ence with 84 tackles. propel the Soviet Red Army team. Capltalt4,Nordiqun3 Punter— Rohn Stark, Indianapolis (34) At Pittsburgh, Doug Bodger goalie Bob Janecyk to ignite a scored twice for Los Angeles. St. Cothorlna 15 19 IX IX Dallas 105, Phoenix X out— None. Total fouls— Indiana X , Cincinnati 7 9 0 .431 441 437 Sacond Team "When he’s out there you’ve got Kasatonov took a drop pass from Now Hovan 11 II 119 IX Phllodelphia 117, L.A. Clippers 1IL Milwaukee X . Rebounds— Indiana 47 PHtibur(i)i 7 9 0 .438 379 355 Boltlmora 10 X 114 IX (htabac 1 1 1—3 (Jolden State 131, Socromento 131 (Gray, Tisdale 10), Milwaukee 44 (Lister Houfton 5 11 0 .313 284 412 Offeiisa NEW YORK - Look at the a guy with the size and quickness to Waahingtea 310— 4 Frtdav'a Oomaa 10). AMists— Indlono 31 (Stansbury 4), wast statistical sheets for the New York be a great pass rusher and a guy SprInatlaldO, Adirondack 4 FIrat Period— 1, Woahlngton, Chrlatlon (All Times B IT ) Milwaukee X (Hodges 7). Technicals— x-LA Raiders 12 4 0 .750 354 308 Wide receivers— Mark Clayton, M i­ Jets and New England Patriots with speed and understanding to Fradacrlcton 5, Moncton 3 19 (Guatafaaon, Murphy), pp, 0:X. 2, Atlanta at Washlngton,7:Xp.m. Stansbury, Milwaukee (Illegal defense). Denver 11 5 0 .681 380 339 ami (9); Chris Colllnsworth, Cincinnati Harahoy 5, Molno 3 Ouolaec, P. Stoatny 19 (Palement, Souve), Clevalond at Detroit, 7:X p.m. A— 11453. Seattle 1 1 0 .500 349 303 and two facts jump out. drop back and cover people in tbe St. Cothorlnoa 3, Rochaatar 3 (OT) pp, 13:11. 3, Woahlngton, Andaraaon 4 Portland at Dollos, I p.m. Son Diego 1 8 0 .500 467 435 Tight and— Ozzle Newsome, Clev6 New England linebacker Andre open field," Patriots defensive Soviets go after Cup champs niduv'a Oomaa (Loughlln, (3uatafaaon), pp, 13:S. 4, Golden State at Seattle, 10:X p.m. Kansas CHv 6 10 0 J7S 317 360 lond(14) Tippett's 16W sacks were the best coordinator Rod Rust said. Molna at Boltlmora Waahlngton, Guatafaaon 9 (Chrlatkm), ah, Soturdov's Oomaa 8purs109.Lakirt91 Tackles— Brain Holloway, Naw Eng­ Notlanal Canferancs in the AFC. New York Jets Rochaatar at Binghamton 15:36. Panoltlaa— Guatafaaon, Waa, Washington at Naw Jersey, night Bast land (11); J Im L o d w , Son Diego (11) The job of blocking Tippett will period for them was at a high "I think we will have more Adirondack at Now Hovan 5 :0 ; Aahton, Qua, 6:41; Gould, Waa, Atlanto at Naw York, night quarterback Ken O’Brien was By Mike Barnes play very well. It will be very, very LA LAKERS (X) W L 1r Fcl. FF FA often fall to right tackle Marvin tempo. If it wasn’t for Janecyk, the confidence in ourselves after this. Sharbrooka at Nova Scotia 10:51; P. Stoatny, Qua, 13:X; Hatcher, Milwaukee at Cleveland, night RamMs 32 1-3 5, Worthy 613 1-3 9, x-Dallos 10 6 0 425 357 333 Guards— Mika Munchak, Houston sacked 62 times, the most in the United Press Internotlanal difficult to beat them. Frodaricton at Sorlngflald Waa, 14:05; Glllla, Que, 16:X; Loughlln, Indlono of Chlco(K), nl(dit 399 2X (21); Don Alexander, New York (4) Powell when the Jets are not score would have been much, We showed a lot of intensity and Jobbor 1419-46 24, ScoH 313 33 4, E. v-NY Giants 10 6 0 .625 NFL. " I don’t know which team is iofurdgy'a Oomaa Waa,16:X. Portland at Houston, night Johnson 414 67 22, Lucas 34 1-2 7, Woslilngton 10 6 0 .625 297 313 employing a back or tight end. much different.” emotion. Our fans showed us they Now Hovan at Adirondack Sacond Period— 5, Waahlngton, Denver at Son Antonio, night Center-Mike Webster, Pittsburgh So when the Jets and Patriots INGLEWOOD, Calif. - The better." Cooper 1-7 36 5, Kupchok 26 44 4, PHlloMpHia 7 9 0 .437 286 310 However, no Jets linemen may be The Kings, owners of the NHL’s are behind us. I had goose bumps Balhmora at Binghamton FronceacheHl 2 (Gartner, Carpenter), Boston at Utah, night Graen 1-21-3 3, McGee 2-5444. Total 3766 St. Louis 5 11 0 .313 371 414 ( 10) play the AFC wild-card game Soviet Red Army hockey team will The Soviets had little trouble Sprlngllald at Harahoy 14:X. 6, Quebec, (ioulet 26 (A. Philadelphia at Phoenix, night Quarterback— Dan Pouts, Son immune to having to deal with second-worst record, left the Fo­ out there.” 16X 91. Canira1 Saturday at Giants Stadium, the find the climate and competition with the Kings on the first stop of Fradaricton at Molna Stoatny), 16:X. Penalties— Oonnallv, L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, night SAN ANTONIO (149) x-Ctilcogo 15 1 0 .938 456 i n Dalgo (X ) Tippett. New England deploys him rum happy about three aspects of Perhaps the fans were there to Sharbrooka at Moncton Qua, 10:X; Andaraaon, Woa, 12:M; (!ould, L.A. Clippers at SeotHe. niaht Green Bov 1 0 400 337 355 game may come down to this; Can more to their standards tonight their six-game tour, scoring four Waa, 17:05. S. Johnson 1411610 X , Mitchell 41435 1 as a down linemen in its nickel the game: root against the Soviets instead of 19, Gilmore696516, MatHiaws6144413, Minnesota 7 9 0 634 346 359 Running backs— Lionel James, the Jets stop Tippett? when they battle the Edmonton times in the final period for the Third Period— 7, Quebec, A. Stoatny 10 Detroit 7 9 0 .438 307 366 San D l w (9); Curt Worner, Seattle (1) packages and as a blitzing line­ — It was played before an cheering for the Kings. Whalire 4, lalanderi 3 (P. Stoatny, Cote) 12:51. Panoltlaa— Robertson 4131-117, Greenwood06440, "In the course of the football Oilers. triumph. Mavaricki 10S, 8una 08 Sundvold4140414,Cook411-21,lavoronl Tampa Bov 2 14 0 .125 394 448 backer most other times. They outshot the Kings 27-11 enthusiastic (rowd of 16,005 — the That could account for tbe Donnelly, Que, 2:01; Adoma, Woa, 2:01; West Kicker— Nick Lowery, Kansas City game a back or a tight end will After disposing of the Kings in Longway, Woa, 6:59; Hunter, Que, 10:34; 43 44 0. Totals 4765 15X 109. The Patriots also move Tippett through two periods, and only club’s first sellout this season. loudest ovation of the night — the . MgrWMd 3 3 » -4 DALLAS (145) LA Lohara 14XM 26— X x-LA Rams 11 5 0 .687 340 277 (19) have to block him depending upon balmy Los Angeles 52 Thursday E Lot)gway, Woa, 10:X. v-Son Fran. 10 6 0 .625 411 263 from side to side, sometimes lining — The Kings hit hard and did not one that followed the organist’s N Y laMndata 0 13 -3 Shota on Gool— Quebec 9-124— Aguirre ))-)9 32 24, Perkins 37 64 16, son Antania 36X X 2 1 — 149 our pattern,” Jets line coach Bill night, the Soviets travel to frosty sparkling goaltending by Bob FIrat parlod— 1, Hartford, TIppott 7 Thraa-point goal— Cooper. Fouled New Orleans 5 11 0 .313 294 401 him up as a middle linebacker and quit. rendition of the theme from 29. Waahlngton 10-12-0— X . Donaldson 35006, Blackman 4-910-1414, Austin said. "Sometimes we’ll put Alberta, Canada, to take on the Janecyk kept it close. The Red (Evoaon, Crawford), 14:03. 2, Hart- Davis 35 (H) 4, Harper 35 0-2 4, out— Nona. Total fouls— LA Lokars 23, Atlanta 4 12 0 .250 383 453 Ends— Mark Gostlneou, New York other times trying to hide him — And the result doesn’t count in "Rocky” after a Tiger Williams nrd, KMnandorat 1 (unoaalatad), 1I:X. San Antonio 24. Rabounds— LA Igk- x-dhicliad divislaa lltle (22); Jacob Graen, SeoHle (10) a tackle on him. He’s a fine football two-time defending Stanley Cup Army finished with a 39-20 shot Power-play converalona— Quebec 6— Schrempf 373-34, Ellls6134617, BlobO-2 behind linemen, the NHL standings. skirmish. PanalNaa— K. DInaan, Har, 10:01; 1. Waahlngton 5— Z 00 0, Vincent 610 0-11. Totals 4041 24-X ars 39 (Rambis 6), Son Antonio 47 v-dlndisd wildcard seal player. I’d put him in the class with champions and Wayne Gretzky. advantage. Boutlllar, NYI, 10:01; Homway, 105. (Robertson 13). Aulsts— L > Lakers 24 Monday’s RaauH Tackle— Bob Gollc, Cleveland (13) "F or two periods, he (Janecyk) " I was a little nervous at the "It was important (to win the NYl, 11 :X ; Klalnandorat, Hor, 16:X. Goollea— Quebec, Malarchuk. Wo- LA Roldara 16, LA Roms 6 Lawrence Taylor. Tippett has freed things up for " I know very well what kind of ahlngton, Peetera. A— 15,2X. PHOENIX (N) (E.Johnsan9),SanAntanloM(Robartson kept us in it,” said Los Angeles start," said Marcel Dionne, who gam e),” Williams said. "Our Nonce 16X 36 X , PIHmon 11-13 DO 22. 4). Tachnlcola— Son Antonio (lllegol (and regular saaaan) Outside linebackers— Mika Marrl- "But I ’ve been a coach a long rookie defensive end Garin Veris, team Edmonton was last year,” waather. New England (14); Rod Martin, collected both Los Angeles goals. quality of life is so much better Sacond parlod— 3, NY lalandart, Gll- Referee— Oenia Morel. Adams 39 1-3 11, Humphries 34 33 9, dafanM), LA Lokars (lllegaldefense). time, 26 years, and I’ve seen a lot of who has 10 sacks, and fellow Red Army coach Victor Tikhonov coach Pat ()uinn. " I f you noticed, bart 3 (Dkkjck, Potvin), 6:X. 4, Thompson 3-10 00 4, Glouchkov 1-100 3, A— 15,746. LosAngelM(3) said through an interpreter. '"They the first five minutes of each. " I did not want to be embarrassed. than theirs, in all steps of life. Hartford, Bobych 9 «}avln, Evoaon), ah, Robey 2-9 00 4, Sanders 613 (H) 4, NFL playoff achedula Inside linebackers— StevaNelson, New good players. As a line coach my linebacker Don Blackmon, who 15:X. 5, Hortford, Evoaon 4 (Lowlau, Foster 34 00 5, Pinckney 0-1 00 0. England (X ); Matt Mlllan, Los Angeles frame of mind is that they can all has eight sacks. The pressure has C (3ovln), 17:31. Panoltlaa— Muriyn, Totals 4697 310 M. Knlcka113.8ullag6 (14) be blocked. Against Tippett our enabled the Patriots to become one Hot, 1 ;00; Robartaon, Hor, 14:W. Rluu 0. Rlick Hawks 6 Dallas 34X1636— 145 AFC wildcard Gama Cornarbacks— Raymond Clayborn, Sotaidav, Doc. M Naw England (16); Dave Brown, SeotHe technique and body position has to of three teams in the N FL to force Phaanlx x x x n - M NEW YORK (113) NBA roundup Third parlod— 6, NY lalondara, Potvln9 Chicago 331— 6 Three-point goals-Ellis, Humph­ New England at NY Jets, 4 p.m. (9) be good. We will try to vary the the opposition to complete less (Boumo), 13:09.7, NY lalondara,Trottlor Cummings 14X 35 23, Orr 612 26 10, NFC WHd Card Gome Safeties— Fred Marlon, New Eng­ SI. Laula 2 S }-* ries, Foster. Fouled out— Nona. Total Bannister 3-5 36 6, Sparrow 67 44 4, protection and leave him guessing than 50 percent of its passes. 14 (Bony, Jonaaon), 1I:X. Panoltlaa— fouls— Dallas 14, PhoenIxX. RebounOt— Sunday, Dac. 39 land (13); Dennis Smith, Denver (13) B o ^ , NYI, 0:X ; Munyn, Hor, malor First parlod— 1, Chicago, Secord 14 Tucker 7-10 3-3 17, Bailey 69 46 12, Son Francisco at NY Giants, I p.m. who will block him.” Jets quarterback Ken O'Brien (Sovord, D. Wilson), pp, 4:34. 2, St. Dallas » (VIncant 9), Phoenix 49 (Nonce Walker 35 57 11, Grunfald 610 44 13, (htah^cklng), 3:13. 15). Assists— Dollos II (Harper I), AFC SanHHnota Punter— Regie Roby, Miami (12) Shota on gool Hortford 11,9^24. NY Louis, Mullan II (Flockhort, Romoge), Wllklns6114413,Thornton411-11.Totals Satardav, Jon. 4 The Patriots and Jets split their produced solid numbers in both lalondara 1394i— 31.' pp, 7:24.3, Chlcogo, Presley 3 (Sovord, D. Phoenix 26 (Humphries 4). Technical 4691 1436 113. ClevNond at Miami, 13:X p.m. two games this season. In New games against the Patriots this Wilson), 13:13. 4, Chicago, Lormer 11 fool— Robey. A— 11,134. CHICAGO (W) Powar^play convoralona— Hartford 3- (Gardner, D. Wilson), 13:51.5, St. Louis, England’s 20-13 victory at Fox- season. In the loss at Foxboro, he Hot Spurs gun down Lakers 0. NY lalandaraAO. Woolrldae 7-14 7-10 X , Green 6113310, AFC Wild Cord winner at LA Raiders, 4 Poslowskl 11 (Gllmour, Reeds), 17:X. 6, Oldham M 1-3 3, Moev 54 4012, Garvin boro, Mass., onOct. 20, Tippett was completed 15 of 31 passes for 246 Ooollaa— Hartford, Waoka. NY is- St. Louis, Hunter X (Federko, Sutter), p.m. Transactions londora, Hruday, Smith (0:W, 3rd par). Warrlora131.Klnga121 II- X 46 X , Oakley 16 1-3 3,Corzlne26 ■va ^ wiwuamoas a force. yards and no touchdowns. In the 19:14. Penalties— Boron, StL, 3:04; Sut­ 1-2 5, Paxson 1-5 44 3 Dailey 1-13 34 4, Saturday. A— 16,10. ter, StL, malor (flghtlng), 4:55; Dupont, Saturday Jon. 4 The 6-foot-3, 241-pounder, had victory, he was 20 of 33 for 311 By William R. Barnard Rafaraa Mika Nooth. Banks 1-5466. Totals3469263496. Dallas at LA Rams, 4 p.m. Chicago’s George Gervin led all Chi, malor (fighting); 4:55. Bergevin, SACRAMENTO (121) Biw aboil three sacks, two in the final three yards and one TD. The Associated Press Chl,6:10. Johnson 161l1-2X,Olberdlne373212, ^ Yarh MXX29-113 New York (A L) — Signed Eddie Lopot minutes as the Jets were attempt­ However, O’Brien must get the scorers with 30 points. 8ibraa6.Ringers1 Sacond parlod— 7, St. Louis, Boron 1 Thompson 364610, Drew02000, Thaus NFC Wild Cord winner at Chicago, Chicago M X M IT — 96 I2 :X p.m. os a motor league scout. ing a tying drive. time. (Cvr,Maaeher),3:49.l,St.Louls,Sutter16 13X64 X , Woodson 13171-331, Tylar 36 Thre6POlnt goals— Tuckor, Grun­ Tbe Los Angeles Lakers knew Rocket* 106, Jazz 99 (Romoge, Hunter), 4:15. 9, St. Louis, _ AFC Cantaranca Chotnplanship Hackay NVHangara ooi—i 34)4, Klelne673314, Bratz33300. Totals fald, Wilkins, Mocy 3 Fouled out— Nona. SMitfOV# JaR* 12 Pittsburgh — Recalled right In New York’s 16-13 overtime "You have to change up the just how the San Antonio Spurs felt. Houston’s 16game home win­ BgffNo 333— 6 Poslowkskl 12 (Gllmour), 6:05. 10, St. S3I5161I121. Total fouls— New York 29, Chicago wing Norm Locombe from Boltlnnore triumph on Nov. 24 at Giants protection on him,” Jets coach Joe Louis, Poslowskl 13 (Gllmour, Reeds), GOLDEN STATE (IX) WCNaldars winner vs. Clav.-Mloml "The Spurs are probably the ning streak was in jeopardy until FHat Parlod— 1, Buffalo, Locombe 1 23. Rebounds— New York 44 (Cum ­ winner, TBA of the AH L oulgned right wing Jim Stadium, Tippett had l ‘A sacks and Walton said of slowing down (unoaalatad), 6:11. 2, Buffalo, Hamel 4 7:X. 11, St. Louis, Flockhort 9 (Barr, Short 16X 94 41, SmIH) 35 16 7, mings 10), Chicago X (Oaklav 13). McGaough that club. hottest team in the NBA right now. Lewis Lloyd spearheaded a 150 Mullen), 4:54. l l Chicago, Olczyk 11 Carroll 13X 69 X , Floyd 7-9 (H) 14, WiyCanfarancaChamglanship 10 tackles. . Tippett. You just can’t do one thing (Andreychuks Houalav),pp, 11:53. Anlsta— New York X (Sparrow, Walker WC-Chicogo winner vs. (}alla6Rams and all the bounces are going their fourth-quarter run that saw the Panoltlaa— Playfair, Buf,0:11; Hal- (Watson, T. Murray), pp, 12:X. 13, Mullln 7-12 32 17, Ballard 35 33 6, Chicago, Sovord 21 ( (jirmer, D. Wilson), 7), Chicago 22 (Mocy 9). Technical— winner, TB A SSCeST Aside from leading the AFC in all the time.” way.” Lakers guard Earvin Rockets turn an 87-80 deficit into a mlnan, NYR, 10:X. Huston 3-5 30 4, Taogle 67 4612. Totals Chicago (llleoaldafanse).A— 12662. Los Angein (M ISL) — Relaased pp, 19:11. Penoltls— Brown, Chi, 5:29; 5399 26X 131. Sugar Bawl )(X M Itaw Orlaans "M agic” Johnson said after the 90-87 advantage. Lloyd scored six Flockhort, StL, 5:29; Romoge, StL, Sunday, Jon. M midflalder Martin Vosouez and defender Sacond Parlod— 3, Buffalo, Locon«ba2 Socromante X M X 3 4 — IX Darryl Gee. Spurs handed Los Angeles only its of his 21 points during the' spree, (Hamel, Dunn), pp, 8:S. 4, BuHalo, 10:X; Gllmour, StL 17:17. OaMan State X X X 3 1 — IX AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, A ndreychuk 13 (H o u a la v ), 16:20. Third period— 14, Chicago, Olczyk 12 Three-point goals— Mullln, John­ NBA All-8tar balloting TBA fourth loss in 28 National Basket­ and the Rockets never trailed Panoltlaa— Ruotaalolnen, NYR, 4:53; (B. Wilson), 15:X. 15, St. Louis, son. Fouled out— Thompson. Total A TBA— To be announced 49ers’ defense has ball Association games, 109-91, again. Flockhort 10 (Poyese), 15:07. Penalties— Houlaev, But, 4 :X ; LoMlow, NYR, 0:17; fouls— Sacramento 27, Golden Wostarn Canfarance Bollalhia Thursday night. "W e know how Akeem Olajuwon shared Hous­ Ramaay, But, 17:S. Secord, Chi, 1:21; Dupont, Chi, 2:01; State 19. Rebounds-4Sacranwnto X B o w lin g SuHer, StL, 2:01; Hunter, StL, 2:X; Bell, (Thompson!),Golden Stota 47 (Carroll NFC All-8tir tnm that feels, because when we play ton’s scoring honors with Lloyd StL, 5;X; Secord, Chi, 10:X. Vatbio through Dec. X Third Period— 5, Buffalo, Tucker 11 13). Assists— SacramentoX (Thaus 11), Camara well, all tbe bounces go our way.” and contributed 15 rebounds and a (Hlghaa, Lover), 3:X. 6, New York, Shots on goal— Chicago 31312— X . St. Golden StateX (Royd 13). A— 10631. Louis 314-13— 35. 1. Koreem Abdul-Jobbor, LA Lokars, NEW YORK — The 1945 UPl Notional to stop the Giants San Antonio played without career-high nine blocked shots. Ruotaolalnan 0 (Brooke), 13:04. 7, 2 2X619; 2. Wayne Cooper, Denver, Tm Tolilirt Buffalo, Orlando 7 (Romaav), I3:X. Power-ploy conversions— Chicago 5- Football Conferanca All-Star team starting playmaker Johnny Ralph Sampson dominated the 3. St. Louis 4-1. 1X6X; 3. Akaam Olaluwan, Houston, (votas In poranttinsas). Team Is f>anaHlaa— Pavellch, NYR, 19:11; An­ 76era117,Cllppera108 49656; 4. Artis Gilmore, San Antonio, Nancy Schultz Moore, who was hospitalized with boar^ with a career-high 25 dreychuk, Buf, 19:11. Goalies— Chicago, Bonnermon, salactad In bolloHng by 56 ora football By William D. Murray coverage situation. Johnson, a Souve (6:54, 2nd par). St. Louis, M65I; 5. Joe B o i^ Carroll, (taldan writars, four from each confaranco cHy. migraine headaches. The Spurs rebounds and added 15 points. Mlllan. A— 11,914. PHILADELPHIA (117) State, 55,732; 6. Jock SIkma, Seattle, FlrrtTaam United Press Internotlanal former track star with blazing took a 51-39 halftime lead and Shota on pool— New York 6-11-4— 21. 42,275; 7. Jamas Edwards, Phoenix, RIccardo 462, Goyla Bufehor 444 Utah was led by Adrian Dantley BuffM 13-134-X. Jones 311 36 31, Barkley 35 33 6, speed, bas caught X passes for 533 coasted the rest of tbe way against Rafaraa— Terry Gregson. Malone 11-X 313 31, wood 54 36 13, 37,9M; 4. Sam Bowie, Portland, 35,199; 9. Staplmla Anderson 491, JcsS lTw ^- with 35. Pawar-ptov converalona— New York Mark Eaton, Utah, 2336X; 10. Alvan 55J* Mortis Barilla 219-5X, Mor- San Francisco 4Bers coach Bill yards and eight touchdowns. the defending NBA champions as 34, Buffalo 3-3. Cheeks31257X , Stokes33326, Moss 36 461, Catledoa33336, C. Johnson 2-51-35. Adqms, Phoanli^ 19,704. Wide racalvera— Mika Quick, Phl- rallo Rivers 179642, BaH^Bolley Walsh believes that on the road it is The return of New York's forward Steve Johnson scored 26 Buck* 105, Pacer* 67 Ooallaa— New York, Vanblaa- Totals 4377 3161 117. brouck, Hanlon. Buffalo, Borraaao. A— Red Army 5, Kings Z lodalphla (45); Art Monk, Washlnglon your defense that wins football leading receiver Lionel Manuel points and seldom-used guard Jon Paul Pressey scored 22 points for LA CLIPPERS (144) 1. Alex English, Danvar, 174647; 3 (M) - ^ ' 4 ^ , “ V7z ^B“r3im!rrj55.iarii:?' from injured reserve would put 164X. M. Johnson 133164X, Maxwell 16062, Calvin Natt, Denver, 145,316; 3 Jamas games. On Sunday, the 49ers have Sundvold added 18. Milwaukee, which beat Indiana Rafaraa—Andy Van Hallamond. Tight and—Doug Cosbia, Dalloa (X ) Sovlat Rad Army i g 4—5 NImphlus 6140013 Brldgemon 34339, Worthy, LA Lokars, 1X614; 4. Marauas Tackles — Jim Covert (49); Keith siSlIr h S v u ’ ?T4 , ° ^ : a ‘=n''c'‘a}7 -iS ; a chance to prove him right against more pressure on the 49ers secon­ "W e missed Johnny Moore, but despite tbe loss of star guard 7 Lea Angotaa 6 1 1 —3 Nixon 614 3214, Edvrarda660013 Coot Johnson, LA Clippers, 114614; 5. Ralph FIrat parlod — 1, Soviets, Fetisov Doraev, DatroH (22) the New York Giants in the NFC dary. C^ach Bill Parcells said he everyone gave us a lift,” said Sidney Moncrief, wbo was kicked MipltLMl«S,R«l\Nlngi4 1-1 00 2, Beniamin 66 65 13 Gordon Sampson, Houston, 113756; 6, Mark (iuards — Ruw Grimm, Washington Tarry would take a look at Manuel in (Krutov, TIumenav), 19:31. PenoHles— 69 0 0 1, WhHe 35 1-3 7. Totals 469116X Aguirre, Dollos, 1116M; 9. KIkl Vand6 ^ I s k ^ d ^ M ^ L m Toufoln 177- wild card game. Sundvold, who has averaged 7.1 in the knee during practice Tuer, LA, 13:X. (43); Dennis Horrah, Los Angsin (34) 104. waghe, Portland, 53704; 10, Som Cantor— Joy Hllganbarg, Chicago I446M**n5r'uiiu*'«?^J7 Molorca Tbe game will probably me practice before making a decision points while appearing in only 23 of 'Thursday. Sacond parlod— 3, Los Angeln, Dionne PMtadalgMa X M X i o - i n Parkins, Dallas, 52,126. 0 0 * H iIiB 217*S13a Corolwn down to three key matchups to activate him. (T a y lo r), 9:23. Penalties— Sykes, OVMtfS San Antonio’s 30 games. The Bucks took a 52-43 halftime LA, 10:M; Erickson, 12:m. LA CHppata X X X 30-141 Quartarbock^oo Montana, Son Fran­ y jU W 5 ®^' Eldridga 2&h between tbe San Francisco defense FIrat Parlod— 1, DatroH, KWo 5 Fouled out-None. Total fouls— 1. Moglc Johnson, LA I6ikars,xaxi75; 3 cisco (25) 1965X, M j^ ra M fert 177-5817 (Jail lead as Randy Breuer scored 15 of (M lth ), S:S. 3, DatroH, Duguoy 10 Philadelphia 21, Clippers 31. Latavatta Lever, Denver, 1M,923: 3. jj97ta9* 'J4'4W, Chartana Benito 149- and the Giants offense. The fourth The second key 49era defensive Nets 124, PMons 116 Third period— 3, Soviets, Kosotonov Running bocks— Walter Payton, Chi­ his 16 points in the first two (Young), pp, 6:41.3, DatroH, Ogrodnlck 17 Rebounds— Phllodalphla 45 (Malone Chris Mullln, (joMan State, 94..04; 4. cago (49); (ierold Rleos (MW) 494, MaryAnn ZawlKnsk1 141-313549 confrontation, between linebacker matchup will center around line­ (Kllmo, Yiermon), pp, 16:34. ((iarasimov), 1:13.4, Soviets, DrozdetskI 13), Clippers X (M. Johnson 10). Michael Cooper, LA Ijikars, 94,103; 5. New Jersey continued to roll, quarters, and they expanded the PanoHlaa—Barrett, Dot, 4:39; Thomaa, (Shepalav), 5:14. 5, Soviets, Gerasimov Lawrence Taylor and 49ers quar­ backer Keena Turner’s ability to Assists— Phllodalphlo 24 (Chaaka 7), Johnny Moora, Son Antonio, 46,725; 6. Kicker— Morten Andarsan, Naw Or- winning its fifth straight game and lead to 89-63 with 8; 22 remaining. Tor, 4:X : SmHh, Tor, 7:X; Probert, Dot, (Bukov, Gusarov), 1:07.6, Los Angeles, Rolando Btacknrwn, Dallas, 43274; 7. terback Joe Montana and running shutdown the outside running of Dionne (Taylor, LoPoInta), 16:54. 7, Clippers X (Nixon 4). Tachnlcola— loam (M ) ninth in its last 10 outings behind The final quarter was marred by t:0l; Waalav, Tor, mlnor-molor (fight- Barkley 3 (alacted), Moxwell 3 (elected). ClydaDraxtar, Portland, XJ)77;.4. Alvin back Roger Craig, is the kind New York’s Joe Morris. Ing), 11 :X ; Young, Dal, mlnor.ma|or Soviets, Krutov (Tluntanav), 19:X. A— 10494. Robartaon, S c n A ^ l o , 76,7M; 9. Norm C a le n d a r tbe strong play of Buck Williams. a shoving incident between the (fighting), 11:X; SmHh, Tor, 12:M PanoHlea— Fetlsov,Sov,9:09; SmHh, LA, football fans dream of. In past playoff games. Turner’s glwj"'. >»• BYroo The power forward scored 14 of his Bucks’ Paul Mokeski and Terence Klima, Dat, 13:00; SmHh, Dot, 12:X; 9:09; (iusarov, Sov, 9:56. Scott, LA lAkors, 59,797. San Francisco’s secondaiy has speed and sure tackling has been U9U Gore, Dot, 13:X; Stoatny, Tor, 14:54; ^j^ota Newman 415 1-1 17, Yootta 3 5 4 1 a E.O. Smith of Covantry, 7 :X game-high 37 points — got the SmNh,Tor,13:X. JlmChrlsttson(NHL). (X) flip-flop has benefitted Lott, but ■coring 31 touchdowns. 76ers’ Charles Barkley and Cedric rallied in tbe fourth quarter Purvis Short scewife® season- Third Parted— 7, Terento, Courtnall W llll0f^O 16 66 36 King 613 33 15, Cornarhocka Cvaraen woita. Dal- „ '*• Naefcav Pistons within eight points twice. GmlnskI O il 33 14, Birdsong 34 1-3 7, ■iSSS.'fiStK.Cothallc (at Hicks has been a step slow at times The third and final key matchup Maxwell. high 41 poinu aiiip®® Barry 0(unaaaMtad),3:X.0,Ter«ato,Staatnvl4 taa (M ); Eric Wright. Son Francisco (M) BeHdh Ice Palace). 9 a.m. KnlckB 113, Billie 96 against Phoenix. (lohrala, Frycar), pp, 4:99. 9, Toronto, Rlchardson01476Z30owklna51001014, on pass coverage. will feature the blitzing pass nish Both players were ejected in tbe Carroll 30 for GoHUr State, wbo Ronaev 69 33 15, M. Johnson 00 00 0, Soleflaa— Was Hopkins. Philadel­ thnoeok 6 (Frycar, ttaalnv), 19:X. Cbok 02 00 0, O'Koran 1-1 00 3Totals MTUROAV To fill in for Wright, Walsh will of San Franclaoo (tefensive end New York idayed without rookie third quarter after exchanging Tbe Mavericks trailed 81-71 with outrebounded SacrlM *"^ 55M. Panoltlaa— Heddaon, Tor, 3:1)5; Bor- phia (39); Mldwal Downs. Dallas 09) 11:12 remaining, but Ellis had a raff. Oof, maldfTflghtlnB), 2:05; lofrota, 4764 3034 134. ST. JOHN'S (79) ■tart rookie Tory Nixon with Fred Dean and nlckle defensive center Patrick Ewing, but still punches under tbe Philadelphia ’The Kings, wbs C®t 3® Tor,11:X. DafroH 14 X 3334— 116 Glow ^12 M 14# JOMB 44 94 lA Puntar— (Tola Hatcher. Lea Angalas . .. BatJrCtaitaaaalc ' recent^-signed Tim Collier play­ back Jeff Fuller against New York beat Chicago for its fourth straight basket. The 76ers already were three-point goal and a tap-in each from Edd* Johnson ^ N «ji Jaraav X M X 3 S -1 M Barrv Ht-15 36 23 Jackson % C o llm coMolatton, a p.m. Shota on goal— Toronto 9-U4— R a d io , T V 6 11 4 0 ing backup. offensive tackles Brad Benson and victory as Pat Cummings scored 32 n ^ f o g Julius Erving, wbo was in during a 14-4 streak that tied the Reggie Tfieus, (felled 9591 after X . DatroH 11-1^13-41. Three-point goals— Lolmbeer, T h 6 Rowan 613 M 13 Hm ^ m m a Nipt* s ^ cansatoHon. 4 p.m. moa, V. Johnson, Dumora. Fouled BoMM1-33Shurhta411^B^ia46IM H lw school chomplenshlp. 6 p.m. Giants quarterback Phil Simms, Karl Nelson. points. Philadelphia to attend the funeral score. Derek Harper’s jumper three quarters pfore raUytag to out— Nope. Total fouls DafroH 25, Now 0. Totato 3564 413 79. Collaga champlonahip, 4 p.m. who has passed for 3.839 yards anSun* 96 wordi. DatroH, Loforaat. Channels 11,22,61 AMlata ■' DatroH 27 (Thomas ii). Jbttta* wotapn 13 St. John's 14. jomaa Ipflon. Groan B w ( 1M BoHon lea Foloca). 7:15 p jn . expected to go after Nixon early. believed a great deal rides on accompany tbe team to Chicago. Larry Nance scored X points for point play byCairoll .y d S i ^ a ^ 9:00 CoHatw boakatboll: UConn va. New Jaraav V (Richardson W). Kabowicta Jortwa Modtaon 39 (N o ^ Tight and-6lmmla (Niw, Tampa Boy W rw IllPB He’ll pnbab^ split Bobby Jolmson Dean’s rush. Dean has Just three He is expected to suit up for the Mark Aguirre, playing for tbe tbe Suns, while Charles Pittman two free thfe*®* rebuilt the War­ St. Francis (Po.), WPOP Tactmlcala — DatroH coodi Daly, . *-®"®4r Tournemanf A -I7 J X . gut wide and set up a cao-im-oDo sacks this season. Knicks’ game against Atlanta on first time after a two-game suspen- added a career-high 23. riors’ lead to nine- Ratarao— Ren Hogorlh. 9:00 Top Rank Boxing, ESPN .TI»M ja 6 Nats (IHagol datansal **?Kklas-6ea Jacoby. Woshlnoton (Wotarford). Wo.m. (IS): JocktaStatar. Loa A n ^ ( i 3 T C h « ^ Tech of East Lyme Tourno- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 27, 1985 - 13 fit - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Pec. W, 19W College basketball roundup Baylor, LSU look FOCUS/ Weekend Anderson hero for Bonnies for final ’85 win

United Preti International Thaff said. “ (Brigham Young :ComblMd W Ir* S *rvlctt but the last three we were up University) decimated ua substantially in the second half.” M E M raiS , Tenn - Baylor p r e ^ good In our H f* * * * ® * * " ' NEW YORK —Elmer Anderson. Barry Mungar, 6-8 senior, coach Grant Teaff and hie 1994 and It took us until about :«iw played in the shadow of topped the Bonnies with 18 points counterpart. Bill Anuparger of mid-year to get over I t ____ O m yne “ Pearl" Washington in and 13 rebounds. This year Baylor Intercepts Loniiiana State, aay winning Ugh school, emerged as the hero in Bob Coleman, 6-9, 240-pound 14 pasaes, third hitfiest in the laet game of the year would I St. Bonaventure Into Satui^ senior, scored 25 points and conference, and a llw ed ort^ sy Festival champlon- grabbed 13 rebounds for tbe Gaels, be a good impetua for 19M. Their teama will have that seven touchdowns throu^i w jM p game against No. 11 St. who fell to 3-7. The Bonnies are 6-2. air, second lowest In the 8WC. ’John’s. As for St. John’s, O’Brien said, opportunity tonight at 7 p.m. (S T when t ^ collide in tbe Teaff said LSU’s Jeff W I ^ p : “ We Jest ran oar offense until “ We match up terrible. Every sham Is tbe type of quarterback 27tb Liberty Bowl. Ihcte was less than five seconds matchup is a problem. Look at who “ hlU the open man very -Ml,” Anderson, a Moot-S Junior Berry. No one has cotanined him , It will be the Tigera of the wutheaatem Conference pit­ weM, has a high percentage of ;feen Brooklyn, said Thursday yet." completed passes and reads a n l ^ after his It-foot shot with two St. John’s Coach Lou Came- ting their paasing game againat secca, as usual, is wary of any a Baylor team famoua for its defense very well.” 'aeconds left gave the Bonnies a “ He is much Uke our own opponent. “ ’They should have beat defense. ;74>7S overtime victory over Iona. quarterbacks,” Teaff said. Bay­ us last year,’’ he said referring to The game will also give ■ In the nightcap of the Madison lor employs the two quai^r- Bquare Garden college basketball the K e r e n ’s 88-57 win in tbe Baylor another opportunity to Lapcbick Tournament champion­ prove pre-season prognostica­ back system, alternating Tom douhleheader, defending cham- Muecke and Cody Carlson. •plan St. Jota’s routed James ship game. tors wrong for placing the Bears seventh in the nine-team “ We don’t let situations dic­ jiadlson 7t*S7 for its ninth straight James Madison stayed with the tate.” Teaff added. “ We alter­ -victory behind Walter Berry’s 22 Southwest (^inference. Red men until late in the first half LSU finished second behind nate by series.” Ipolals. when St. John’s ran off an 11-2 Amsparger said Baylor has a ; Anderson’s game-winner made Tennessee in tbe SEC at 4-1-1, spurt to take a 35-28 halftime edge. and had a 9-1-1 overall record. “ complex offense,... one which nmcnds for his subpar perfor- Camesecca praised guard Mark will keep us on our toes at all . manoe — 4 of la shooting from the Baylor finished at 8-3 with a JackMn, who bad 13 assists, for team Teaff said began to times. field and five turnovers. He scored turning the game around for the "You have to be very much It points as the Bonnies placed five improve during the middle of R^m en. aware who is in the game at all pUyers In double figures. the 1984 season. "Mark got us going with his "Especially our secondary.” times for them,” he said. “I got It and pulled up and the defense. He made some steals, he Clean ihome of the Bonnies) spirit pushed the break. He gave us a lift. •guided it through,” Anderson said. We needed sombody to give us a .“ The Brooklyn sj^rit is deep in me lift.” UPI photo And that helps too." The Redmen, seeking their .'St. Bonaventure Coach Jim New hall of fame eighth Holiday Festival crown, O’Brien, also a product of Brook­ St. John's Walter Berry (21) is surrounded by James pulled away in tbe second half Madison’s John Newman (33) and Eric Esch (44) during lyn, said, “ Elmer has made the when Berry scored 14 of bis points. : tranaftion from off guard to point ECAC Holiday Festival game Thursday night. Redmen guard. He probably felt tonight be “ We did what we wanted to do for won, 79-57. recognizes women hd to prove to New York he is a 18 minutes,’’ said James Madison good point guard. He tried to do to Coach John Thurston. “ The last 20 CINCINNATI (U PI) - Gold nati will host the second Communi­ much but he finished with II minutes, they were awesome.” medal-winning runner Wilma Ru- plex Women’s Holiday Basketball assists and a game-winner.” St. John’s, which raised its Classic. Xavier, Western Ken­ Anderson was moved to point record to 11-1, got 14 points from Louisville-Kentucky doph, college basketball standout Lynette Woodard and Olympic tucky and Kent State will also guard this season after Alvin Lott Willie Glass, 13 from Ron Rowan participate in the tournament. transferred to Iona. and 10 from Shelton Jones. basketball coach Pat Head- ’liie Bonnies led Iona 41-28 at John Newman’s 17 points paced Summit Friday will be inducted Head-Summitt, who coached the kalftime and led by as much as 17 the Dukes, who dropped to 2-5. Just another game into the new Communiplex 1984 Olympic team to the gold points early in the second half their In the Far West Classic at Women's Sports Hall of Fame. medal, is one of four women’s game came apart. The Gaels used Portland. Ore., Maurice Martin The hall, the brainchild of Steven college basketball coaches who i 17-2 run to pull with 84-85 and then scored 4 of his 26 points in overtime LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPI) - of the cross-state rivalry? Reece of Cincinnati, will induct will be inducted. Billie Moore of Iona went ahead for the first time. to lead St. Joseph’s to a 65-63 When Eddie Sutton’s Arkansas “ With (Louisville) only 75 miles seven other national sports figures UCLA, Margaret Wade of Delta Harald pDoto* by Buhaw SMI. victory over Kansas State in an team tost to Louisville in the 1983 up the road, it is an important as well as eight female athletes or State University and Marianne Then there were three ties, opening round game. NCAA Mideast Regionals, he de- game to the fans,” said Sutton. “ It coaches from the Cincinnati area Stanley of Old Dominion Univer­ Francine Frazier resigns herself to accepting the partial Patty Civittolo signs a form so she can get a $32.24 who stands behind her, became impatient with the whole induding 68-all at the end of Earlier Thursday night, Jose ciined to watch the “ dream game” allows your fans to have bragging in its first class. sity are the others. Among them, refund offered by clerk Ellie Chou on Thursday. Frazier refund from Kathy Albert, a clerk at a large West Middle procedure. He wasn't the only one. The Civittolos are regulation play. Ortiz scored 21 points and grabbed of Kentucky vs. Louisville which rights.” Reece struck upon the idea for a they have ''oached nine national was one of hundreds of "day after” customers. Turnpike department store. Civittolo's husband, Bob, Glastonbury residents. “ This Is a normal occurrence.’’ eight rebounds as two-time defend­ his defeat to the Cardinals had set hall of fame while talking to championship teams. Wade also is O’Brien said the the Bonnies’ ing champion Oregon State de­ up. But Saturday's nationally- Head-Summit, who asked him to one of the first three women to be second-half flop. It’s our sixth win, feated Tennessee Tech 66-54. Sutton had tired a little of all the televised game between the rivals produce for cable television a inducted into the Basketball Hall of hoopla and attention paid to the is the fifth time the two schools series of exhibitions involving the Fame. pos.sibility of the Bluegrass State have met since Louisville downed women’s Olympic team. powerhouses, of Kentucky and the Wildcats 80-68 in that first “ I had a conversation with Pat The other inductees are Ann Sports in Brief Louisville meeting on the basket­ modern-era matchup. and several other basketball Meyers, who tried out for the ball court for the first time in 24 “ I'm not sure since the game is coaches who indicated that very NBA’s Indiana Pacers after an Return of the nightie years. being played every year, it is as little recognition had been given to outstanding collegiate career at Fly fishing program scheduled Sutton — whose loss managed a meaningful to the players and the women in the whole athletic field,” UCLA, University of Cincinnati feat which even the Kentucky coaches,” said Sutton of the Reece said. “ We did some re­ basketball star Cheiyl Cook, and EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s legislature had been unable to two-year-old series which resumed search and found that a number of Pam and Paula McGee, twin Association will present a fly fishing program on Wednesday. accomplish — departed Knox­ regular-season play between the women and men who had contrib­ sisters who led the University of Jan. 8, at the Veteran's Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset Ridge ville's Stokely Athletic Center and teams for the first time since 1922. uted to women’s sports had re­ Southern California basketball ‘Morning after’ syndrome brings headaches to clerks Drive in East Hartford at 7:30 p.m. went back to his hotel room. Louisville coach Denny Crum, ceived no formal recognition program to national prominence. The program will feature Paul Kukonen, noted lecturer and But now, as the new head coach who has a 1-3 record against whatsoever.” Woodard, who played colle- East Hartford walks in with a are carrying parcels — more often won’t do that again? I want the customer.” film maker from Worcester, Mass. He will narrate two of his of lOth-ranked Kentucky, does he Sutton-coached teams and a 2-2 Also as part of the weekend's giately at Kansas, was a three­ By Nancy Pappas what? If he doesn't like them, it’s in grocery sacks than in depart­ cash today.” □ □ □ better understand the significance record against Kentucky, agreed. activities. the University of Cincin­ time Kodak All-America. Herald Reporter bright yellow Shaker knit sweater. tough. They can sit in tbe back of films on fly fishing in New England. Original list price is $16. She sets it ment store bags. They gaze Michaud is reassuring. The 10:15 a.m. Customers are getting Fly tying will be demonstrated by CFFA members prior to the the closet and rot. for all I care.” 8 a.m. Thursday, the morning on the table and goes to hunt upward as they search for a woman surrenders the merchan­ edgy. 'T v e been all over town □ □ □ meeting. after Christmas. among the racks for a sweater or "Returns Department” sign. dise and leaves — but is obviously already,” says one woman with 10:45 a.m. Patty and Bob Civit­ The program is open to the public and all are invited to attend. The doors of the large depart­ blouse to take in exchange. A few A woman in purple pants steps disgruntled. " I wanted to buy two youngsters in tow. ” K-Mart tolo of Glastonbury ha ve no trouble ment store on West Middle Turn­ minutes later she’s back, saying up to the table and opens her bag. s eeth in g else today,” she ex­ opened at 8. and was it ever a zoo! ” returning the pair of shoes. “ But Fazio joins Holtz’s staff pike have just been unlocked. there is nothing she likes any Packages of brown sheets and plains. “ I think this is a nuisance.” Her patience is wearing thin, she we've been to three cash registers, Inside, there’s a hush of anticipa­ better. ‘T il just take the cash,” pillow cases spill out. She’s got her □ □ a admits. “ If you step on my heels trying to get our $32.24. Everyone ^ w / n a f i ^ I receipt, and is looking for a cash SOUTH BEND, oJnd. — Former University of Pittsburgh tion, as sales clerks already at she says cheerfully. 10 a.m. Tom Pasay comes in with one more time I’ll cream you! ” she says they don't have enough football coach Foge Fazio was hired Thursday to Join Lou Holtz's XoinRUItRHABlFOHOn their posts brace for the the usual Her face falls when Fogg ex­ refund. a set of 180 tools. He loves the gift hisses at her lO-year-oId daughter. money in the drawer,” says Mrs. Notre Dame staff as defensive coordinator, officials said. moming-after-Christmas rush. plains she'll have to take 35 percent She is irritated because Michaud his wife, Susan, chose for him. It’s □ □ □ Civittolo. They are relieved to find Fazio compiled a 25-18-3 record in four years at Pitt but was "You’d like to think, ‘This is the less if she takes a cash refund cannot issue a refund. just that he noticed that the next 10: IS a.m. Paula Denis of that the cashier in the hardware "This was paid for with your fired at the end of the 1985 season after posting a 5-5-1 record. year! Everyone bought the right rather than merchandise. The set larger is now on sale for just $10 Willimantic sets down a bag department has enough to cash the 24 Tolland Tpke., Vernon, CT 649-2638 colors and sizes!’ says Jeannie sweaters were on sale a few weeks son's credit card. All we can do is more. "So I'm trading up,” Pasay containing an electric shaver. refund check. Fogg, a clerk in the women's ago. Without a receipt, the clerks credit his account.” says the says. “ The shaver, my husband doesn’t □ □ □ Jabbar leads voting in West clothing department. "But you cannot tell whether de Brun payed department manager. But the At first the clerks say that the want at all,” she says. “ He wanted 11 a.m. Francine Frazier is the SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28* know that's never going to full price, or a reduced sum. woman doesn't want her exchange 200-piece tool set is no longer on a beard trimmer.” first really unhappy customer of ' NEW YORK — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Angeles happen.” A few hours later, Fogg "That’s OK, I ’ll wait. Maybe I’ll to be so obvious to her son. sale. “ But. my wife called just this Getting credit for the shaver is the morning. She is returning a Lakers, who last year appeared in a record 14th NBA All-Star jokes about having writer's cramp see something I like another day,” Michaud offers to have a check morning, right before I came tricky. " I threw the receipt out. It pair of black slacks. If she is : Game, leads Western Conference centers in fan voting for this from processing so many returns. de Brun says. The yellow sweater mailed to her instead. over,” Pasay argues. never occurred to me that he willing to take a merchandise year’s contest in Dallas on Feb. 9. □ □ □ . goes home to East Hartford. "W e tried that last year, and you Further checking reveals that wouldn't want a shaver! ” she says. exchange, she can get something 1986V.W.’s 9:30 a.m. It's the normal opening ODD people fouled it up!” the woman the tools are, indeed, still available Later, Denis heads for the shoe Abdul-Jabbar, who received 200,519 votes through Dec. 25, held Take delivery before Dec. 3i, 1985 and get... • IP worth the full $28. a big lead over his nearest competitors — Wayne Cooper of time for tbe store, but customers 9:45 a.m. It's easy to spot those says. "It took us months to get the at the reduced price. "G reat!” department. ‘T il pick out the Denver with 129,533 and Akeem Olajuwon of Houston with 89,556. are still sparse. Joan de Brun of who arrive to make a return. They money. How do I know that you says Pasay. " I am one happy sneakers for him and you know 'Please lorn to page IS Guard Magic Johnson of the Lakers led all West players with 318,075 votes. 7.7%* FINANCING* ★ See us for terms, payments and amounts ★ Oakland still wants Raiders 'Androcles’ no delight SAN FRANCISCO — The city of Oakland has asked the We have In stock the full line California Supreme Court to overturn the most recent state Court to achieve this WE ARE HARTFORD MORGAN STRICKLAND shows of Appeal ruling in the city’s emiment domain case and order the of 1986 V. W .’s available for DEALING!! If you don't see — Christians up as a gladiator-coach in a scene return of the NFL’s Raiders franchise from Los Angeles. a n d lio n s , reminiscent of Mpnday night wres­ The appeal, filed with the court Tuesday, is the latest move in Immediate delivery. We are us before you buy or lease George Ber­ tling. O'Neil's Ferrovius has a the city’s 6-year legal battle to use its state-endowed powers of nard Shaw and strange vocal transition. His Chris­ property condemnation to take over the Raiders franchise. aiming to be the #1 V.W. vour new V.W. then we both Christianity Center Stage tian voice is several octaves higher ’The seven-member California Supreme Court now has 90 days fought to a draw than his Roman voice. > to decide whether to hear Oakland’s appeal. Dealer In New England/ and lose! I opening night of Robert T. Donnelly Shaw continues to argue his case the Hartford for Christianity without much Stage Com­ conviction through the rest of the pany’s produc­ first act. He sets up tbe trial by tion of "Andro- ____ combat with the entrance of D F D D V ’ C automotive cles and tbe Caesar. I tnilT dSUPPLYJNC. Saturday^ December 28*" Lion.” The Jerome Kilty Show con­ In a preface written by Shaw and tion of the circus theme of the tinues with director Kilty's ap­ “Your Friend In Auto Parte” delivered by director Jerome Kilty production, with its enclosed ring, pearance as the Roman emperor, as the cantankerous Irishman sawdust-covered floor, and large lugging about the longest toga in 244 Broad Street, Manchester • 647-8576 himself, tbe author tells us of a set pieces covered with Latin captivity. Kilty’s Caesar seemed O Q USED CARS wonderful idea he picked up in a graffiti. almost benevolent, even when pub one evening. Why not put Androcles' exodus is interrupted outlining the rules of the game of Christianity on trial? And so he when he is captured and included death in tbe arena. /m O oH SALE FOR does. The arena of the trial is the with a group of Christians, the Except f d r Androcles and the Rome of Caesar and the instru­ prisoners of a column of Roman lion of Tom Zemon, Shaw doesn’t ment is the fable of the little Greek soldiers. Among the Christian give us much reason to root for CASTROL tailor and the king of the animals, captives is Lavinia, a Roman of either side. Epstein and Zemon from whose paw the tailor pulled a noble birth who has embraced the make a convincing argument for thorn. new religion to tbe consternation of nice is better than might, except We first meet Androcles and his the handsome Roman captain. when one needs a little might to GTX *2828»»each shrewish wife on the road. Andro­ Mary Layne and Robert Burke convince others to be nice. They With *128“ Down — *128 A Month — For 28 Months* cles, carrying an enormous burden as the Shavian love interest speak saved the evening for Shaw and the of bedding and followed by tbe at length on the merits of the new audience. *A.P.R. 17%, Total of Payments *3584® constantly complaining Madeara, God as opposed to the old gods. Jess Goldstein dressed the cast OUR rests a moment and disturbs the Neither character seems radically in wonderfully inventive Roman Come quick, ’cause when they’re gone — THEY’RE snoozing wounded lion. convinced of their respective posi­ REGULAR armor and gladiatorial glitz. The Alvin Epstein’s Androcles is a tions. Shaw doesn't make much of Christians were properly unobtru­ LOW PRICE GONE! delight. Epstein’s Christianity is a case either. sive. Lavinia and Madeara JKece qsart tempered and seasoned by a sense 'The rest of the Christians don’t fashionably wrapped. John of humor. Katherine McGrath, do much of anything except mope McLain lit the production from who took over the part of Madeara about, awaiting fate at the hands of jungle dottle to big-top brilliance. if' ydu don't see us during rehearsal, is both tbe joy the Romans. Shaw didn’t give Shaw waa looking much better and bane of tbe little tailor. them much to aay and director than be sounded. p / n a it before you buy Or A Hon, played by Tom Zemon, roars witn at Hartford Stage Co., 50 Church St., McGrath’s Madeara would tem ^ Kilty didn’t give them much to do. (“ Androcles and tbe Lion” will • Drums & Rotors Machined n pain as the gentle tailor Androcles, Hartford, until Jan. 19. Tickets, ranging m ost Christians to early Tbe only (Kristian of any inter- be at the Hartford Stage Co 0ir,RtA[tH HARIFOHD through Jan. 19.) lease your new V. W. portrayed by Alvin Epstein, pulls a thorn from $12 to $21, may be reserved by martyrdom. eat is Ferrovious, a former holy on Premises terror. Large Edward O’Neil has a WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS NO t WITH US from a paw in “Androcles and the Lion.” calling 527-5151. LOWEU DETW EILER’S flrst goMi tinne intimidating the Roman lUbert T. DouaeUy It tbenfer SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • LEASING then we both lose!! The Qeorge Bernard Shaw play will run act setting gives an early indica- critic of the Manchester Herald. 24 Tolland Tpke . Vernon. CT 649-2638 soldiers withjiia itrength. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 27. 19«5 — 1»_ U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Pec. 27. 1985 Low-income shoppers offer About Town W ^ k e n d e r s demonstrating how eight articles of clothing can Conctrt d«dlcatod to EmbMr provide many outfits. Philip and Nancy Sylvester of byalty to most retail chains The Suzuki Violin Ensemble of the Hartford Windsor will sing and Dixie Wright of Narragansett, Lights shim at festival Dance freestyle Conservatory of Music recently presented a concert R.I., will give an inspirational talk. ;An aequain- gana purchasing Intcntiono this dedicated to the late Barbara Embser of Manchester, For more information or reservations, call 872-4876, The Travelers Festival of Light shines nightly from Dance alone, with partners or in groups to a variety tsooe of mine yenr as last year, the groups with who formed the group in 1902. The concert was 649-3423 or 683-2938. dtisk to 10 p.m. at Constitution Plaxa, Hartford. The of music Saturday at "Dance Hartfoi^" from 8:30 ive her finan- Incomes over $10,0M — owl performed in Wethersfield for the Business and free holiday dispiay continues until Jan. 3. p.m. to midnight at Mason Hall, 11S. Main St., West lly w ell- especially with incomca over Professional Women’s Club of Hartford. Hartford. Dancers are encouraged to do every kind of well- $40,0$0 — report they will be Barbara Malone, tbe group’s new director, Yiddish film shown , dance and to dress backward for Saturday's dance, hfvedahanlbat spending less. conducted tbe ensemble in its tribute to Embser. The "A Letter to Mama,” a 1939 Yiddish film with Hear, see ‘Chicago’ ^"Backward Night." fqr Chrlstmaa. "It’s not a surprise to us," says program included works of Bach, Handel, Maccabeus English subtitles, will be shown Jan. 5 at 7; 30 p.m. by Participants should wear loose clothing and may 1!^ bat Is mo- Piatner. “Christmas is partklariy and Paganini, and concluded with a medley of Suburban Institute of Adult Jewish Studies, at The lively musical, "Chicago,” continues at wear solf-soled shoes or dance barefoot. Neil Cowan Dscraminad in Porter important for the less well-to-do. Christmas carols. \ will put on a puppet show during intermission. Federation East, 434 Oakland St. The black and white Coachlight Dinner Theater at 266 Main St., in the l|-karst gold Remember Dickens — Bob Crat- Heidi Peltier of Manchester was atnong the concert film will the fourth in a five-part series, "Our Yiddish Warehouse Point section of East Windsor, until Feb. 9. The regular series takes place in. a smoke- and afd costs a chit spent for Christmas and he performers. alcohol-free atmosphere. Suggested donation is $4 hut Heritage in Film." Doors open Tuesday to Saturday at 6:30 p.m. for $180. (I wanted to. Scrooge spent, but be The movie, set in the Polish Ukraine and New York cocktails before the 7 p.m. dinner and the 8:30 p.m. children under 12 and senior citisens are admitted hsar you also spent late and It took a lot of free. For information, call 347-2777. Christian woman hava brunch City, was the last Yiddish film made in Poland before show. Sunday doors open at 5:30 p.m., dinner is at 6 c|o buy matched polo ponies for as familiar enough, ranging from encouragement.” the Nazi invasion. It traces the breakup of a family p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. UtUo as $17,800 — but this buyer is Wal-Mart and Zayre to F.W. What does the tower-income The Manchester Area Christian Women’s Club will due to tbe stress, poverty and chaos of war and the There are matinees Wednesdays and Thursdays, m not among my acquaintances.) Woolworth and McCroiy. As the ■hopper went, in general? hold a brunch Jan. $ at 9:30 a.m. at the Colony in dlfHcultles of immigrant life. with doors opening at 11:30 a.m., lunch at noon, and Shaw’8 play shown m iese two silly sentences do, U.S. Department of Commerce • Because of TV end other Vernon. Joann Mindell, manager of Caren Charles at Tickets will be 12.50 general admission, 82 for senior curtain at 1:30 p.m. There will be no show New Year’s hgwever, emphasize a significant recently noted: influences, lower-income shoppers Westfarms Mali, will show how to stretch a wardrobe. citizens, and $1 for students. Day. Tickets ranges from|lS.SOto|23.95. Call 522-1266 fmnt; Retailers that have tradi- “Polarization of companies that went the same kinds of looks and or 623-8227. George Bernard Shaw’s fantasy, “Androcles and the Lion,” will be at the Hartford Stage Co., 50Church tSnally nerved a lower-income cater to consumers at the high and fashions as other consumers at St., Hartford, until Jan. 19. n^rket are nsoving up. And the low end of the merchandise scale Is whatever income levels they in­ PREVIEW! Watch Bethlehem Star tflrget market for most retailers continuing.” But those at the lower habit. But tower-income shoppers The show starU at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday toThurday: at his become the household with end don’t seem to be objecting. want their merchandise at a tower S A T . SC S U N . 11-4 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. pirenu between the ages of 25 and "We find that while many of our price. For a holiday treat, see a planetarium show. "Star Sunday. There will be additional 2 p.m. performances 5 tti^ with incomes above$25,000. customers may not be the richest e The lower-inconne shopper has of Bethlehem" will be shown today through Sunday at Jan. 2, 8, 9 and 15. Tickets are from $12 to $21. Call 4 u t while an increasing number people in the woild, they still are the same need to shop for recrea­ 3:30 p.m. at the Science Musuem of Connecticut, 950 527-5151. oC retailers are pursuing the good customers that we can tion as the rest of us. But where Trout Brook Drive. ers upscale market, the fact is that profitably serve,” says Steve impulse buying may mean a TOke the children to the show, "To Ride a Comet,” ataost 50 percent of all American Piatner, chief executive officer of Cuisinart or a designer shirt for an 2 Saturday at 11:30 a.m. “Halley: Comet of a Lifetime" hauseholds have inmes of less McCrory. In fact, McCrory has upper-income shopper, costume will be shown Sunday and Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. than $20,000. These are: older specials on the first and 15 of some Jewelry earrings may fill the need Planetarium admission is free with the musuem Peek at Victorian days Theater offers anthology people on fixed in(x>mes; young months, when government for the low-income shopper. admission of $3 for adults and $1.50 for children. faniilies starting out with small transfer checks arrive (imagina­ o Access to mass transit — Looking for just one more Christmas excursion? Members of the National Theater of the Twain; "The Giving Tree” by Shel kids; single parents; college ki(te; tive promotion). much more than parking space — Head for 'A Victorian Christmas at Nook Farm,” and of course, a disproportionate And despite what appears to be is vital. Retailers can’t count the Mummers pantomime Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. Parents and children can Deaf use signs, words and music to Silverstein; and “Children's Letters to number of minorities. the consumer pre-eminence of the sales lost because of a potential stroll through the Mark Twain Memorial, 351 convey the meaning in a collection of God,” collected by Eric Marshall and Who is serving this market’s yuppie baby boomer, important customer’s difficulty in finding the Watch English holiday dancing tonight when the Farmington Ave., or the Harriet Beecher Stowe retailing needs? And "almost 50 market research is being done by transit (not parking space). House. 77 Forest SI., and see Victorian decorations brief plays to be presented this Stuart Hample. Performances will be 7 Rose and Thom Morris Team give a mummers' play tonight at 7:30, Saturday and Sunday at percent” means this is where the firm s on the lower-income o The lower-income shopper workshop at 7 at First Church of Christ Congrega­ with a background of live chamber music. Refresh­ weekend. One of the pieces, “Zodiac big market is. shopper. wants a lot of merchandise for tional, 12 S. Main St. West Hartford. ments will be provided in the carriage house. Zoo," was written by Laine Dyer, a 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 A major force in such retailing For instance, a recent survey by his/her money. Why not? All of us The workshop will be followed by contra dancing at Admission is $6 for adults and $2,50 for children. general, $5 for children and senior has been the discount store and the want the glitter and gleam of piles Discounts of $1 for adults and 50 cents for children will Manchester native who is now publicity the Chicago-based research firm 8. Music will be by Jim Gregory and ContraBand. director for the theater. Other selections citizens. For reservations, call 526-4971. "variety" store, which are the of Leo J. Shapiro and Associates, of goods for sale. Admission is $1.25 for the workshop and $3.50 for the be given those who donate a nonperishable food item descendanta of the traditional disclosed that while families with o Lower-income shoppers want dance. For information, call 521-8714 or 232-0336. at the door. inclurl** “Oo/'ing the Comet," by Mark "flve-and-ten.” Their names are incomes under $20,000 have the very much to be treated with respect. This is a factor retailers have underestimated. I believe. Judging from what I see in New Unitarlan-Universallst concert ‘Return of the Nightie’ York’s stores. It is underestimated \ to a dangerous (to the retailers) Continued from page 13 up there, 1 assure you. I am an degree. honest person.” To sum it up; Lower, middle, Vivaldi brightens season But nothing appeals to Frazier. Chou explains that the slacks higher, qualified or unqualified — BO she asks for a cash return. have been discounted as much as we ail want pretty much the same The congre­ assisted in the bass continue: . Unfortunately, she has lost the 30 percent in the past 30 days. "But things. And that applies even gation of Man­ However, in the seventh section,- . receipt. Like de Brun, she will have how would it be if I took just 20 though we don’t ail play polo, much chester’s Uni- '‘Lamb of God,’’ he took advantage -' ta take a reduced price — in this percent off?” she asks. less on matched ponies. t a r i a n of the long instrumental opening - case, $10.60. Frazier is still not satisfied, but Universalist Center and closing and asserted himself ■"Look, I paid $28 for them. They she agrees to accept the reduced Society-East with a smooth legato. weren't on sale when I bought price. The sales clerks assure her featuring. Come Celebrate New Year's Eve assembled Sun­ Stage Sopranos Janet Ellen Rataic of ' tHem,” she insists, arguing with that if she finds the receipt, she’ll day afternoon Bolton and Jennifer Joy of Manr • Ellie Chou. be given the difference in the two prices. for the church’s Renee Taylor Chester appeared together in sev­ Tension mounts, although both sixth annual eral sections. Unlike Rataic, Joy women keep their voices down. When she leaves, Chou looks up DTimOOUDE at Inn Christmas con­ was confident and expressive in .“I don’t steal from nobody, and I with a rueful smile. cert. Vivaldi’s her solos. Her pretty, clear voice > don’t intend to get cheated out of “No one said this would be or easy,” she says. "But I sometimes "Gloria” was was especially enjoyable in the ■ my money,” Frazier says. "I work E ith e r- BLAST OFF! piano and harpsichord. Most of the fifth section, “Lord God, Heavenly ’ too bard for it. When I bought it feel bad. All I can do is follow given an enthusiastic reception. A quiet dinner in our dining room In our Banquet Hall irllh dinner &■ dancing Surrounding scriptural readings time, her keyboard work was King.” She could vary dynamics ' there wasn’t no sale sign hanging company policy.” were interspersed with carols, heard above all other instruments, more, however. F ull dinner entreeit include to the so u n d o f "NIGHT MOVES” some of which the audience joined providing a steady background for Laura Nadeau offered expres- I • Prime Rih ,414 Jug • 4 Houra Open Oar in. the choral and instrumental de(x>- sive contralto solos in two sections ‘ • 9 cal Cutlet Parmigiana • IT'inr During Dinner "Gloria” is a joyous baroque ration of each section. with harpsichord accompaniment. > ALDO’S PIZZA • Raked Stuffed Shrimp a Champognr at Midnight hymn of priase. It was performed Roland Chirico was the best During the slow-paced "Lamb of I • l^fbuter Taih • Party Farorr instrumentalist, in my view. His God,” she conversed with the * 6 4 3 - 2 0 3 4 • Sti'ord/ifh Corll.il Hl»ir 7:00 DitllMT by a chorus of 73 female soloists Rrarrvilioiia W6-.3I61 / (vIO .W J and five instrumentalists. Each of spontaneous exuberance bright­ chorus, using well-modulated ' E the dozen sections was prefaced in ened several choral passages. His phrasing. Later in the faster tempo ' Now Offers For Holiday Parties 60 Villa Louisa Road. Rollon. Cl' Latin by John Crowley and then flexible dynamic control was espe­ of "Have Mercy on Us,” Nadeau ; translated into English by the cially effective as sections gradu­ had momentary trouble with some ' • SHEET PIZZAS • pastor, the Rev. Diana Heath. Both ally closed. elaborate trills. Her breath control * • 6 FOOT GRINDERS • are from Manchester. Tracey Anne Serreze was the faltered and attacks needed more t • HOLIDAY PLATTERS • NIKKI’S Harald photo by Stvl^e first flutist. Together with second power. ; Friday & Saturday Specials The group has surprisingly good flutist Linda Lacounte, she accom­ "Gloria" is a work full of * P l y g (PIssss Order Ahssd) Weekend Specials Andy Woodruff performs on the cello ciety East Christmas concert Sunday. harmony, considering the minimal panied the trumpet in most instru­ variety. 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Movie (PG) Frl-Sun 1:05, 3:20. — 101 or Little Theater of Manchester Gala New Year’s Show ■AST HARTFORD — Pink Floyd: The Woll ( R) FrI and Sat Dalmatians (G ) Frl-Sun 1:I0F3T20,7:10, made for strong tenor presence in Glastonbury High School Toast The New Year In At 9:20. ■Mtwo*d Fub A CIntma — Back to midnight. choral passages. Hubttsrd St., Glastonbury, CT Appetizers Soups Invilet yon to Join un on the th* Fufur* (PG ) FrI and Sot 7:15,9:20; Unfortunately, sopranos occa­ Manchester Country Club Sun 7:30. MANSFIELD WINDSOR SPONSORED BY GLASTONBURY EXCHANGE CLUB Mottnittin for fine tlalian dining, Peer Ricliard't Pub A Cintma — Plata — Bock to the Future (PG ) sionally trailed off weakly at the Shrimp Cocktail *6.50 Seafood BUque *1.25 Trans-Lux College Twin — Clue ( PG) Frl-Sun 2,7:15, 9:30. Uridar the Mansgoment of Thomas Barrows A Sons, Ud. featuring: ring Dinner Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, Back fo the Future (PG ) FrI and Sat FrI 7,9: Sat and Sun 3, 5, 7,9. — Dance end of phrases. Rarely were they P.O. Box 141, Portland, CTT 06480 - (203) 342-2540 Clamt-on-the- Onion Soup 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. With a Stranger FrI 7,9; Sot and Sun 3, •Complete Filet Mignon or Baked Stuffed Shrimp Dinner ,‘>:6o-9:30 OhewcoM Cliwmo 1-9 — The Color 5, 7, 9. heard dramatically soaring over half-shell *4.25 Gratinee *1.10 Purple (PG-13) Frl-Sun 1:15,4:15,7:15, the chorus in the higher registers. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1.1986 • 9 A.M. to 6 P JI. •Open Bar Throughout The Evening Friday and Saturday 5:00-10:30 10:10. — Out of Africa (PG) Frl-Sun 1,4, VERNON The Italian painter Raphael was Ruth Sturtevant of Manchester Entrees 7:10, 10:05. — A Chorus Line: The born in 1483. 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residents By Steve Feica on those differences and "so that hairy problem for widow The Associated Press the Japanese don’t believe we’re RUTLAND, Vt. (UPI) - Car­ just totally insane, because they mine Ferrara thought he could HARTFORD — There’s an old really don’t understand a lot of the DEAR three years. They have a 2-year- drum up some new business by riddle that asks, "How do you get things we do.” ABBY: I was a old son whom we love like a having two male strippers dance in the elephant out of the theater?” Shaw points to Pilot’s first lonely widow grandson. his bar in this small Vermont city. The answer is, "You can’t. It’s in national advertising campaign as for several ye­ Last year, money got tight, so to The Idea apparently worked too his Mood.” an example of the cultural gap. ars because I help out with the expenses, Libby well for some residents. Ronald G. Shaw, executive vice The company bought full-page never met a Dear Abby and Mike rented their spare room “ It’s something Rutland. Ver­ president of Pilot Pen Corp. of advertising, posing the question man I wanted to to a friend of Mike’s. (I’ll call him mont, has never had,” said Fer­ America, based in Trumbull, "Is it sick to love a pen?” be with. Abigail Van Buren Gary.) rara of the first nude dancing show knows how the elephant feels. I finally met a As it turned out, Libby carried on he held in early December. “ The Twenty-six years ago at the age SHAW SAYS HIS boss, Kazuo man who made a secret affair with Gary, and now place was filled with women of all of 21, Shaw left a budding career as Shima, the parent firm’s chief me feel loved she has a child by him, too. ages. You had grandmothers and a standup comedian opening for representative in this country, and wanted. He Our son wants to forgive Libby, their daughters here.” - acts such as Dean Martin, Connie approved the idea without really is gentle, kind marry her and adopt her new baby. Francis and Liberace. But Shaw understanding the gag and may and very loving. He doesn't drink DEAR ABBY: I ’m expecting my We, his parents, cannot forgive her But the city fathers did not like admits while he may have left not to this day. or smoke — he’s almost too good to second child In about a month and for what she did to Mike. the show. The Rutland Board of show business, it never really left "H e’s so used to this crazy be true. He asked me to marry have decided that this time I wouid We love our son and the grandson Alderman immediately prohibited him. American coming in with wacky him, and I asked for a little time to like to spend my first week back at he and Libby gave us, but we do not bars from featuring any entertain­ " I can show you in my wallet, as ideas." Shaw says. think it over. And now I'm glad I home with only my husband, our want to accept Libby as our ment containing nudity, and then an example, that I am absolutely, Shaw admits that his soft spot for did. S-year-old child and the new baby. daughter-in-law knowing she had told Ferrara’s bar to cut the nudity currently paid up in both AGVA comedy has had an influence on Last week I saw him in swim After I came home from the an illegitimate child by a guy who act. (American Guild of Variety Ar­ marketing and estimates that 80 trunks for the first time, and, hospital with my first baby, I had rented a room in their house. ' tists) and the musician’s union,” percent of Pilot’s advertising the But Ferrara promises that the Abby, he's as hairy as a chimpan­ so many visitors I was a nervous How should we handle this? Shaw said recently. past 11 years has been in a shows at his Private Eyes bar will zee! He has hair all over his chest, wreck from all the company, and GRAMAW Shaw says there are parallels humorous vein. This includes arms and even on his shoulders go on. The bar has booked two 2 couldn’t even breast-feed my between his stage persona and his using Rodney "I Don’t Get No more male dancers for Jan. 9, and and back! I was horrified, and it baby. I know my friends and DEAR GRAMAW: Regardiess sales career. Respect" Dangerfield as a com­ Ferrara says the city cannot put me right off. relatives meant weii, but they of how you feel about Libby, if you " I don’t care what your product pany spokesman in both print and I am very fastidious and would didn’t know when to go home, and don’t accept her as your daughter- complain because “ wjiat they’re is, it doesn’t matterthat I sell pens. on network radio spots. doing to me is illegal.” shrink from intimacy with such a by the end of the day I was in-iawaiong with her children, you I could be selling anything. The But Shaw is also quick to stress hairy man, but I hate to lose him. exhausted. can say goodbye to your .son and The aldermen wrote a letter to first thing we have to sell is that there is a difference between Short of asking him to always I told my mother that I was going the grandson you love. It’s a Ferrara and co-owner Ray Hamel ourselves.” humor and comedy, wear pajamas to bed, I can’t think to add a iine to my birth announce­ package deal. Take it or leave it; on Dec. 16 telling them that the He said as an unknown comic of a soiution, can you? ments. "Piease, no visitors for a the choice is yours. "W e didn’t do comedy and we bar’s liquor license would be who opened for musical stars, he UNDECIDED week. Mommy needs her rest!" weren’t trying to do comedy. We 7 removed if the “ scantily-clad had to sell himself to audiences She said. "That would be cruel and (Do you hate to write letters are not trying to make people dancing” was held again. who came to see the headliners. offensive. Don’t do it.” because you don’t know"what to “ So if you can get through to laugh. We are trying to use humor DEAR UNDECIDED: Some Abby, do you think adding that say? Thank-you notes, sympathy “ If they say no briefs, that’s all to get their attention and to create right, they’ll wear boxer shorts,” them and if ultimately you can get women find hairy men very request on the birth announce­ letters, congratulations, how to recall.” Ferrara said of the dancers. that guy to start to snicker, and masculine and appealing, but if ments would be cruel? decline and accept invitations and you would "shrink from intimacy” then maybe he even starts to giggle Shaws says it has worked and \ OMIT MY NAME how to write an interesting letter Alderman Thomas Donahue has with a hairy man, he’s not for you. and within seven or eight minutes during his tenure as executive vice are included in Abby’s booklet, H*r*ld Dhoto by Bathiw been the main force behind the A shrink may help you get to the you’ve actually got him laughing president as sales of Pilot pen DEAR OMIT: No. Considering "How to Write Letters for All anti-nudity law. out loud, what have you really root of your negative feelings past experience, I think your Occasions." Send your name and Baby sleeps In stocking products went from slightly more about body hair, and a man who's "This is a nice city.” he said. done?” than $1 million in 197th«j44 million request is appropriate. address clearly printed with a “ This kind of stuff never went on The answer, according to Shaw, "almost too good to be true” seems check or money order for $2.50 and in 1984. worth it. But feeling as you do, Braden Healy sleeps peacefully in a Manchester. The baby was born Dec. 20 here before. I can’t believe they’re is that “ you’ve had to sell yourself. DEAR ABBY: I ’il bet you never a long, stamped (39 cents) self- pressing this.” don’t marry a man who would have bright red Christmas stocking on at 8:56 a.m. and weighed 8.1 pounds at That personality has to come heard anything like this before. addressed envelope to: Dear UPI photo through and I think that holds true to cover his body to go to bed with Donahue said all seven aider- Our son, "M ike,” has been living Abby. Letter Booklet. P.O. Box Tuesday in Manchester Memorial Hos­ birth. The hospital sends new babies into selling pens or selling homes Bow ties show you. men must sign the bar liquor with his girifriend, "Libby,” for 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) pital. He's held by his father, Samuel home in “red stockings during or I don’t care what you are license in March when it comes up WInterland wonderland selling." a darker side Healy, who stands beside the new Christmas. for renewal in order for Private Shaw says leadership as a mother, Jill Healy. The family is from Eyes to continue serving alcohol. NEW YORK (UPI) — Most bow Tourists pause on bridge crossing Northwest had clear, cold weather, but corporate executive requires the “ I can’t belive they’re pushing tie wearers are fastening a noose Multnomah Falls in Oregon Thursday to nothing like the freeze that hit the same sort of “ audience read.” Two ailments aren’t linked their luck like this.” he said. around their necks because the “ They’re playing with the wrong take pictures of Mother Nature’s scenic Southeast. adornment makes them "dis­ “MOTIVATING PEOPLE who people.” wonder in its frozen state. The Pacific trusted by almost everyone," says Supermarket Shopper work for you is no different,” he D E A R DR. DEAR READER: You seem to an image consultant writing in GOTT: A cou­ have a particularly severe form of says. “ It’s the psychology of Success magazine. ple of years ago a common disorder called aph­ understanding people’s needs. I was diagnosed thous ulcers. These are recurring A losing baWe When you stop tuning in to people, John Molloy, a contributing as having mi­ viral infections that are contagious when you stop listening to people... editor to the magazine, said in an tral valve pro­ Dr. Gott and may break out periodically, at Merchants wheel out you’re not going to succeed in life article released Thursday that lapse. Because inconvenient times, when people in any field anymore.” attorneys even avoid putting bow of paroxysmal Peter Gott, M.D. are under stress or eat certain N.ew Year resolves fade by January Pilot is the U.S. subsidiary of the tie wearers on juries because they atrial tachycar­ foods. A new type of antivirus Pilot Pen Co. Ltd., which has been are “ not likely to be moved by a dia (PAT). I medication is not available in pill special holiday refunds By Karen Timmons we’re dying to give up our Then, it becomes evident that are all busy drawing up divorce manufacturing writing instru­ sound argument.” was prescribed form. Ask your doctor if he would United Press International addictions. there’s nothing else to do in papers or feeling dejected about an ments in Japan since 1918. 20 mg. of In- consider prescribing acyclovar This is the dark side of our January besides sit in front of the ice cream binge. Shaw says he has to be the bridge "Many people react to bow tie deral daily. In (Zovirax) for you on a trial basis. Nobody ever looks forward to Puritan heritage — you can’t be a tube with a bowl of popcorn and a It’s really a lousy time for between the American staff and wearers the same way. Whether addition, I have hypoglycemia. the tear glands. I do not believe By Martin Sloane Aunt Jemima Complete Buttermilk Pancake Mix. January. It’s a lousy month for good person unless you’re misera­ bag of M&Ms. resolution anyway. Even if we’d the Japanese parent "to bridge the the bad reputation is deserved or What’s the relationship? that a splash of chemical could United Feature Syndicate This offer expires Jan. 31, 1987, so you can expect to everybody — except divorce lawy­ ble. It’s the only possible explana­ made it through January, there’s cultural gaps, the differences." not. it’s still there,” Molloy wrote see these packages on the shelves for some time, but in the January-February issue of cause continued watering unless, DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m a gentle­ ers and psychiatrists, who enjoy it tion for my resolution to give up rVE DISCOVERED that if you still all those months and months of This is a must so that the E don’t wait too long. Once the specially marked DEAR READER: No medical at the time of the mishap, the man 61 years, 5 feet 11 and 190 Don’t throw away the toy boxes. Hang on to those as peak season. chocolate, when in my heart I know resolve to stop nagging a spouse February to go. American people don’t look down the magazine. packages are gone, you won’t see them again. reports have indicated a consistent hair-color solution injured your pounds. My two breasts are sore, cash-register receipts. For smart shoppers who A lot of experts have tried to it should be one of the basic food about washing the dishes, you will This week’s Smart Shopper Award goes to Gertrude relation between mitral valve cornea. You may be suffering from deep in and around the nipple. My purchased toys for their children, there may be an blame January’s depressing repu­ groups. spend a fortune on paper plates Craig of Faber, Va.: " I never go grocery shopping prolapse and abnormal sugar some other chronic irritation, such doctor does not know why and unexpected bonus! tation on the rotten weather or Those of us who haven’t suc­ and three days scraping dried egg without my coupon-saver file in hand. I recently found metabolism. Both disorders are as an allergy. Ask your doctor to wants to take blood samples. What If you purchased a Fisher-Price toy, you may be in cabin fever or something called cumbed to the American tradition yolk off the good china. Decide that an unadvertised special on Ban Solid, which was on common, so, on a statistical basis, refer you to an ophthalmologist for could cause this and what type of luck. On your next trip to the supermarket, look for the post holiday letdown, but it’s of denial in January are probably spanking is a negative form of sale for $1.50. In my file, I had a 50-cent Ban coupon, so one would expect them to occur an opinion, or see a second doctor should I see fortreatment? Fisher-Price Tic-Tac-Toys rebate forms on the backs pretty plain the real reason is the tinkering with our personalities, or discipline and the 4-year-old will frequently together. However, I ophthalmologist for an additional and sides of several Quaker cereals, including Life, my cost at the checkout counter was only $1. When I New Year’s resolution. something else that functions use the first chapter of your novel am unaware of any cause-and- opinion. Your condition is not Corn Bran. Puffed Rice and Puffed Wheat, as well as got home, I found a refund form that offered a $1.50 By Jan. 15, everyone who made a reasonably well the rest of the to try out his new finger paints. refund in return for that one proof of purchase. I think FREE 1 C effect mechanism. typical of the aging process. DEAR READER: Your doctor Quaker 100-Percent Natural cereal. The rebates New Year’s resolution is either year. You can bet, for instance, January is simply too full of probably wants to determine if the range from $1.50 to $25 on more than 30 popular this was quite a bargain." depressed at the prospect of that the itemized income tax built-in reasons for failed resolu­ DEAR DR. GOTT: My one eye DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been blood levels of hormones in your children’s toys. You can collect up to $150 in rebates. Would you like to save on your next Ban purchase, another week of grapefruit and return was some bureaucrat’s idea tions. How can you take up jogging started to water about two years getting small ulcers on my tongue system are normal. Sometimes The offer expires March 31, 1986. like Gertrude did? Then send for a Ban refund request hardboiled eggs, feeling like a of a New Year’s resolution. when it’s snowing? Who can keep ago, when I was 63. The eye doctor for about two years. They last men’s breasts will enlarge if there If you purchased a Barbie doll. Barbie’s Glamour form which, when sent in with the required proof of dismal failure for giving in to the While there might appear to be a his temper when the W-2 form gave me some drops to use for a about one and a half weeks, go are increased amount of estrogen Home or furniture or a Wheeled Warrier Trail Blazer purchase, can bring you a refund of $1.89. To receive urge to bite Just one little finger­ modern trend in "new personal­ arrives? What’s the sense in a diet or Battle Base, check the back of the box of Carnation the mail-in form, send your name, address and ZIP ity” resolutions, the truth is they when bikini season is still months Classified Ad short time. It helped some, but the away for two weeks, and then or estrogen-like compounds in the nail, or threatening to leave the eye continues to water. Could a return. My doctor says they are body. Usually, however, men Hot Cocoa Mix and you will find a mail-in form for code to; BAN Solid $1.89 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 14345, once kindly spouse who has turned are just a rehash of the old “ less away? Who can save any money splash of hair color start this or is caused by an over-acid mouth and develop gynecomastia (breast rebates that range from $1 to $5 on each toy. You can Baltimore, MD 21268. This offer expires May 31,1986, into a monster while attempting to and more” school of resolve. In the with all those sales going on? this a nonreversible disease that told me to rinse with milk of swelling) as a side effect of collect up to $17 in rebates. This offer expires June 15, but readers should send for the refund form as soon as give up cigarettes. old days, for example, one might Despite the fact that January is comes with age? magnesia. This doesn’t help. My medicine, particularly those drugs 1986. possible. While waiting for the refund form to arrive, resolve “ to be more thoughtful.” the same every year, I never Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail; These offers can be an added savings for smart be sure to check supermarket and drugstore Face it. Normal people simply Today, the same resolution is "to realize these things until it’s too skin doctor gave me some cream to used to treat hypertension. By all were not made to follow through on DEAR READER: Excessive shoppers who purchase their toys at after-the-holiday advertisements for sales on Bah. get in touch with my feelings” late — usually some time between put on them. This helps the pain, means, have the blood tests — but the New Year’s resolution. A Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. watering of the eye can come from sales. Gertrude and other readers whose smart-shopping Over the years. I ’ve tried them the 10th and the 15th. Then, I have but the cream melts away. Are if you are on medication, consider resolution, by definition, requires irritation of the sensitive covering Do you know a child who would like a Berenstain experiences appear in this column receive a copy of all. I ’ve learned that for every good to spend the rest of the month Price must be included. these sores contagious? What that as a more likely cause of your a kind of unwavering determina­ of the eyeball or from disorders of causes them? discomfort. Bears Book? Sending one is as simple as filling in the my book "The Guide to Coupons and Refunds.” Write intentioned resolution there is an kicking myself and feelinjg fat, lazy form on the back of specially marked packages of me in care of The Manchester Herald. tion most of us don’t possess for equal and opposite reason for and broke. I have to worry about One item only per ad. things like fending off a taste of vacillation. dying of cancer because I can’t cheesecake. People who have real For instance, if you resolve to quit smoking and feel guilty that Do not use abbreviations. I resolve do things like climb the lose 10 pounds by the end of my son’s creativity is stunted for different proofs of purchase from the following Le World Trade Center or cross the January, inevitably Plan B will life because I took away his finger Slides can put kids to sleep \~alp^ ’ We refunds Menu dinners: Scallops Florentine, Ham Steak, Pacific in a hot air balloon. Surely follow — lose five pounds — and, paints. Worse, I have to bear these N O Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads Beef Stroganoff, Fish Provencale, Chicken Cordon this makes the truly resolute a finally. Plan C — maintain weight. things alone because my friends Bleu, Vegetable Lasagna, Flounder Fillet, Chicken DEAR and hotel hangers. I also use them little wacko. acce pte d. POLLY: An in­ Meat, poultry, seafood Berast Florentine, Sliced Turkey Breast, Breast of in my own closet. — LIL Despite the overwhelming evi­ expensive slide other main dishes (File No. 6) Chicken Parmigiana, Yankee Pot Roast, Beef Sirloin Tips, Sweet It Sour Chicken, Pepper Steak, dence that resolution success is Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the projector made DEAR POLLY: Yesterday I Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off reserved for the lunatic fringe, 1 especially for P o in ters faced a Job I hate to do; cleaning Chopped Sirloin Beef and Chicken a la King for a Picture Manchester Herald. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage keep resolving myself into failure. children solved the kitchen walls and ceiling. I ’d $4.70 refund; or send the required refund form and coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed And every year I spend the last half 2 our bedtime recently read one of your reader’s eight different proofs of purchase for a $2.50 Polly Fisher proofs of purchase while looking for the required of January being depressed that I scuffles. We al­ pointers about cleaning the bath­ l«fund; or send the required refund form and four forms at the supermarket. In newspapers and bought a new pair of shoes on sale, low our child­ tub with a mop. I decided to try it different proofs of purchase for a $1 refund. Proofs yourself 1 instead of living up to my annual ren to run magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers of purchase are found on the side of each package. r ~ on my ceiling and walls. They were resolve to “ absolutely, positively slides, showing may not be available in all areas of the country. Expires Jan. 31,1986. 1 done in a matter of minutes with no start a new, untouchable savings To all Herald | them on the Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Team-Up with SWANSON Offer. Receive two 4 Jumping up and down on a stool. 1 2 3 readers who 1 ceiling, which is The following refund offers are worth $30.20. This 50-cent coupons each good toward future purchases account.” runnii^ your 1 How easy it was! — SHIRLEY white, for 15 to 20 minutes each week’s offers have a total value of $52.39. of any two Swanson dinners. Send the required 1 have something ! to places In the dish drainer is a THE ONLY RESOLUTION I evening. It engrosses them long These offers require refund forms: refund form and the proof-of-purchase seals from 1 6 7 8 7 cotton swab. It works perfectly to DEAR POLLY: When my child­ ever made successfully was the 5 to sdll for enough so that they either fall CHEF BOYARDEE “ Love Boat” Gift Pak Offer. the side panels of five Swanson dinners. 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Friday. Dec. 27.1»M MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. 1»» p 27. 1965 — 31 \ The 76-year itch t o S I N E S S Halley’s Comet makes its long-awaited rendezvous with Earth orbit about the sun, which began in Business By William Harwood David Jewltt and Edward Daniel­ 1948 beyond the orbit of Neptune You can consolidate your IRAs Unittd ProM Inttrnotlonal son used the great 200-inch Hale when its speed was a scant 2,000 telescope at Mount Palomar in Halley'S Comet on Display mph. It is dashing toward the sun In Brief I Hurtling toward the fire of the California to photograph the comet at better than 68,000 mph. QUESTION: I have opened an individual retire­ You can square away the withholding when you file ■un. Edmond Halley’s storied for tbe first time since it disap­ Halley's Comet is quickly approaching naked-eye visibility During its approach to the sun, Stocks Show wtdo advance ment account at a different bank every year. Each your income tax return. As a result of that comet Is brightening to faint peared from view in 1911. its icy core is heating up, its fr o w i IRA is in a certificate of deposit, each with a different withholding, you’ll pay that much less to Uncle Sam at j naked^ye visibility and bursting Two astronomers with NASA’s and this week even unpracticed amateur astronomers with in^r^ents are converting di­ NEW YORK — Stock prices advanced broadly maturity. I would Uketo have all my IRAs in one bank. tax time, or get that much more in your refund. I on public awareness with an Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pas­ rectly from solid to gas andacoma in light trading today amid revived hopes for How should I go about doing this? Investors’ I Impact that far outweighs the adena, Calif., made the first binoculars have a golden opportunity to catch their first is forming around the core that lower interest rates. QUESTION: My wife and I. both in our 40s with I celestial display the space wand- recorded naked-eye observations ultimately will spread to 20 times The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials ANSWER: Very carefully. Any slip-up could cost' Guide conservative approaches to investments, have climbed 9.06 to l ,836.35 in the first hour of activity. ' erer is expected to produce. on Nov. 6, heralding the true glimpse of the the ^am eter of Earth. you money, in unnecessary tax payments and/or wniiam A. Doyle indiviual retirement accounts with a money market I Serving as a sort of bookmark on arrival of tbe fabled comet. On Nov. 27. the comet passed Gainers outnumbered losers by more than 3 to 1 early withdrawal penalties. mutual fund run by a big brokerage firm. Our latest history. Halley’s comet drops by Tbe comet will be extremely celestial visitor. about 58 million miles from Eartb, in the early tally of New York Stock Exchange- Your natural first step should be to pick the bank quarterly statements show that the yield on that fund every 76 years or so, framing the faint and observers who wish to racing toward perihelion, or clos­ listed issues. into which you want to consolidate your IRA. Then, has dropped way down. events of a generation, sparking track it should seek clear sky well est approach to the sun, on Feb. 9. Buying interest was spurred by renewed talk of you can transfer the IRA CDs from the other banks to We would like to roll over these accounts, first to a possible cut in the F ^ e ra l Reserve’s discount the public’s imagination and cbal- away from city lights. As spring Perihelion occurs while the comet that bank. money market deposit accounts at a savings and loan rate. In tbe credit markets, that speculation len^ng tbe intellect of scientists. approaches, the comet moves is hidden on the opposite side of the The banks out of which you are moving money must association, and then to a no-load mutual fund holding Its last appearance was in 1910. closer to earth. However, the best helped push prices of government bonds, which be made aware that you are not making IRA older. But many do lay on that charge. either stocks or bonds. We would keep the money in sun from Earth. move in the opposite direction from interest Its next visit, tbe time when it will view will be in the Southern . ANDROMEDA Climbing away from the sun, redemptions and that you are keeping the money in the S&L accounts until we decide which mutual fund. rates. Up as much as $5 for every $1,000 in face be most visible, will be this winter Hemisphere —away from city Halley will make its closest your IRA. If that isn’t made clear, those banks might QUESTION: Wanting to roll over my individual Do you feel this is a reasonable approach? value. and spring. lights. withhold income tax from the money and ship it to the retirement account from a mutual fund to a bank, I approach to Earth on April 11, Among actively traded blue chips, American "Tbe thing that amaxed me was To find comet Haliey in the passing some 38 million miles Internal Revenue Service. wrote and requested my money from the mutual fund. ANSWER: As long as you realize you will take on Express rose to 52; International Business the sixe of it,” said Dr. Herbert Northern Hemisphere, face south away as it heads back into tbe You can take your IRA money from each bank and. When the check a rriv ^ , 10 percent federal income some risk, in hopes of better long-term investment Machines to 1S3V.I; General Motors ’A to 72, and Burden, N , a retired surgeon in a few hours after sunset and look within 60 days, put it in your IRA account at your tax had been deducted. I telephoned and asked for that resuilts, with any mutual fund holding stocks and-or ARIES depths of the solar system, not to American telephone tc Telegraph ‘A to 24Mi. Sacramento, Calif. He was 14 when overhead for the great square of The Pleiades chosen bank, without tax liability. money, only to be informed that it already had been bonds, I can't fault your final objective. return until 2061. The NYSE’s composite index of all its listed Halley’s swung by 78 years ago. Pegasus. Around the first of the PEGASUS Or, you can have the money sent directly to your sent to the IRS. The fund officials said I did not However, it's hard to understand why you’re common stocks gained’ .69 to 120.22. At the " It was awesome,’’ he said. "It month, Haiiey wiil be located just Each pass around the sun, chosen bank. That’s called an IRA “ trustee-to-trustee mention I intended to make a rollover. planning a two-step move. Why not wait until you have December 1, 1985 American Stock Exchange, the market value was very wide and long. The bead below and to the left of the scientists estimate at least three transfer” and is the easier way to handle what you I am heartbroken about this, as the IRA is for my chosen a stock or bond mutual fund and transfer your index was up .77 at 243.67. was as big as the moon and the tail bottom-left star of the great feet of Halley’s surface is lost. By want to do. Tbe bank to which you want to move the retirement. What can I do? IRAs there, without a tem pora^ stop at the SAL? On Thursday the Dow Jones average climbed stretched across about a sixth of square. March 10, for example, scientists money should be only too happy to provide the You’re unhappy with the yield decline on your 7.34 to 1,526.49. the sky. It moved very slowly — it Binoculars will afford the best predict up to 6,600 pounds of gas necessary forms for you to sign and arrange for the ANSWER: You can open a rollover IRA at the bank money market mutual fund. But most such funds still Advances outpaced declines by about 4 to 3 on yi • didn’t xip across the sky — and it views of the faint comet but will be produced each second and transfers. in an amount equal to the closing balance of the have higher yields than the average SAL or bank the NYSE; Big Board volume totaled 62.05 million * looked awfully close." observers should not expect a some 3,300 pounds of dust will be Also, make sure you don’t transfer any money you mutual fund account — the amount of the check you money market deposit account. If you use SAL shares, down from 78.30 million Tuesday and the Since Halley’s last appearance, dramatic display In any case. i . \ T A I IQ I 1C AQUARIUS thrown off Into space. Halley’s have in a CD before theCD’s maturity date. If you foul received, pays the 10 percent withheld. If you have MMDAs as a temporary parking spot, your IRAs will lightest total in precisely one year. mankind has leaped from biplanes Halley will look like a haxy smudge comet, in a sense, is steadily up on that, you might lose some of the interest the CD already opened that account with the check, add the 10 probably earn less than you are getting now. I to space shuttles, from Newtonian of dim light. A tenuous tail might evaporating. has accumulated, as a penalty. percent and explain the situation to the bank. I physics to the strange worlds of be visible through binoculars. of Comet “ All comets either disappear Banks are not requir^ to charge early withdrawal Note that you must accomplish all this with 60 days Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can relativity and quantum mechanics " I suspect as soon as the moon December 15, 1985 completely or they may have a Millstone I back In service penalties on IRA CDs, when the holders are 59'/^ or after you received the check from the mutual fund. provide answers only through the column. and from primitive medicine to goes away> we’re going to have a The Comet is now bright rocky core and some will almost WATERFORD — Millstone I has returned to lot of people start saying they’re artificial hearts. certainly develop an outer shell of service, officials at Northeast Utilities said. seeing it,” said Jeffrey Baum­ enough lo see without Two world wars have been heavier dust ... so it doesn’t Officials said Thursday the nuclear power plant fought, atomic weapons have been gardner, a staff scientist at Boston optical aid, but only from evaporate," Whipple said. has been out of service since Oct. 25, when a unleashed and the United States University. "That’s probably go­ Carbide asks for details «»***•' dark locations refueling process began. has completed the jump from a ing to be the best time until maybe The cloud of water vapor from While the plant was closed, workers inspected rural agrarian society to world after perihelion (close approach to evaporated ice makes comets the equipment, and performed component and superpower status. the sun in February)." appear much larger than they are piping maintenance, officials said. The turbine Now, for the first time in history, Like bright city lights, the light January 1, 1986 because the gases fluoresce when of increased GAF offer generator was inspiected, and 200 of 580 fuel scientists have the instruments at struck by the sun’s radiation and of the moon will drown out the faint assembly parts were replaced. , hand to probe the comet’s myste­ glow of Halley’s comet. ’The best form a long tail and a coma Exchange, the GAF move pushed Carbide’s There was no loss of service to the area as a NEW YORK (UPI) GAF Corp. has rious nature and to discern clues surrounding the comet’s nucleus. price up $1.25 to $72.25. GAF advanced 37.5 viewing periods through next year consequence of Millstone 1 being out of service, intensified its unfriendly bid to take over the about the conditions that existed cents to $66.75. in which the moon is not a serious Even unpracticed amateur astronomers in 1910, it is making itsexpected 76-year the company said. giant Union Carbide Corp., but Carbide when the solar system coalesced factor are: Jan. 1-28, March 8-21, THE MAN NAMED for the officials said they will not advise their The unfriendly bid has produced a string from the chaotic debris of exploded and April 2-13. have a chance to see the spectacular rendezvous with earth. The best spot to comet lived on a remote African shareholders until they have complete of legal maneuvers. The two companies stars. During perihelion in February, Halley's Comet with the unaided eye, see it, however, will be in the Southern island in his youth to study stars; details of the sweetened offer. sued one another Dec. 16, GAF filing suit The subject of this unprece­ the comet will be on the opposite although binoculars remain the best Hemisphere. he was instrumental in getting the UTC gets NASA contract GAF Corp. Thursday raised its tender against Carbide in New York and Carbide, dented scrutiny is a 100-billion-ton side of the sun from Earth and thus way to see the galatic display. Last seen reclusive Isaac Newton’s monu­ WINDSOR LOCKS - The Hamilton Standard offer well above the market price and based in Danbury, Conn., suing GAF in New chunk of dirty ice, a giant snowball invisible for most of the month. mental Mathematical Principles division of United Technologies has been extended the offer to 100 percent of Haven, Conn. ■0< perhaps five miles across, that is of Natural Thilosophy published; outstanding shares. The New York suit asks U.S. .District ;•/ ■/ French astronomer Camille awarded a $1.1 million contract from NASA, thought to be a remnant of the THE MAJOR FEATURES of rituB at Harvard University and a send comets toward the sun. he experimented with opium; he Connecticut-based Carbide said GAF had Judge Milton Pollack to grant a preliminary Flammarion predicted cyanogen officials said. debris left over when the solar any comet are a tiny nucleus, a renowned comet theorist, pro­ d evis^ the first weather map; The company has contracted to create a special not provided the company with full details of injunction against Carbide’s counteroffer IT IS NOT KNOWN when Halley gas in the tail could “ possibly snuff system formed 5 billion years ago. head or "coma” made up of a vast posed the “ dirty snowball" picture attempted to measure the atom; display on the helmets used by astronauts, the sweetened offer. and other defensive measures against the began its clockwork trips to the out all life on the planet.” cloud of gas, and a streaming tail of comets in 1950. wrote a history of fish; invented company officials said Thursday. The display “ When they do, our board of directors and takeover bid. inner solar system, but Chinese But for many, Halley’s appear­ RESEARCHERS AROUND the that spans millions of miles. " I f you look at the evolution of the first diving bell; measured the will provide information, allowing astronauts to management will review them in the Carbide’s board of directors voted Dec. 15 astrologers first noticed it in 239 ance was simply a spectacular world have trained batteries of The nucleus Is the icy core of the the solar system, near the sun, ice distance between Earth and the see instructions while they are on the job in space. context of our unequivocal commitment to to repurchase up to 47.1 million shares, or event. sophisticated instruments on the comet, made up of ice, dust and didn’t form so the bodies that B.C. sun and predicted the comet that The system also will have the capability to flash protect both the near-term and long-term about 70 percent of the company’s outstand­ “ Everybody was excited about relic from the solar system’s compounds such as methane and accreted together to form Earth, John Bortle, writing in tthe now bears bis name would return illustrations and diagrams to astronauts. interests of our shareholders. We will advise ing common stock at $85 a share in cash and it,” said Mary Scblobohm, 87, of I creation, telescopes are being ammonia. Sun-heated gas from the those were rocks formed from October edition of Astronomy in 1758, some 30 years after his The digital electronic system is called a our shareholders of the results of that securities. Warwood, W.Va. “ A lot of people, readied for flight on the space interior can suddenly erupt dust,’ ’ Whipple said in an magazine, gives the following death. Helmet-Mounted Display, officials said. The analysis," Carbide said in a statement. U.S. District Judge Jose A. Cabranes in shuttle and an international ar­ through the crust to form Jets that interview. account: you know, they weren’t supersti­ information on the display will come from the GAF, a New Jersey-based manufacturer New Haven rejected a GAF motion to mada of probes is winging its way can subtly alter a comet’s course “ Now when you go out much "According to the Shih Chi and tious or anything like that, they Halley had trouble with the Johnson Space Center in Houston. of specialty chemicals and building mate­ dismiss the Carbide suit and scheduled through interplanetary space for through space. farther, beyond Uranus and Nep­ Wen Hsien Thung Khao chronicles, thought it was wonderful.” mathematics needed to predict the Currently, astronauts who work outside of their rials with sales only one-tenth of Carbide’s, hearings to begin Jan. 2. spectacular close encounters in The coma, which begins to form tune on the outskirts of the solar ’During the seventh year of Chih Others were not so impressed. comet’s orbit. For assistance, he space stations receive information from a said it would pay $74 per share in cash for all The Carbide suit charges GAF with March. when a comet is about the distance system, the temperature is low. It Shih-Huang a comet first appeared^ Ada Wood, 79, of Sun City. Ariz., turned to his friend Isaac Newton, computer that is attached to the upper part of of Carbide’s 67.5 million common shares antitrust and stock margin violations. Meanwhile, legions of amateur of Jupiter from the sun, is what froze out not only rocky material in the north and during the fifth was 4 years old at the time, and she perhaps the greatest mathemati­ their space suits. outstanding. In its latest move Thursday. GAF also astronomers, historically a vital dominates in photographs. It is a but ices. Almost certainly, this is month (June) it was seen again in said: “ I don’t remember anybody cian who ever lived — and found to It said it would need approximately $5.1 served notice on Carbide’s board of link in comet astronomy, are titanic cloud of gas generated by where comets come from." the west.’’’ even talking about it. his astonishment that Newton Robert E. Breeding, a company official, said billion to finance the offer. directors, which termed the original GAF studying Halley nightly, noting the the sublimation of ice in the The same year Whipple pro­ Since then, Halley has made 29 “ Back when I was 4 years old. already had solved the problem. that work on the 18-month contract will begin in Until now GAF has stuck with an offer offer “ grossly inadequate and unfair,” that posed his theory, Dutch astrono­ visits to the inner solar system. It people were so damn dumb they January. The company is scheduled to deliver a its new offer extends even to shares gossamer fluctuations in bright­ nucleus. Fortified, Halley worked out the made Dec. 9 for 80 percent of outstanding mer Jan Hendrik Oort suggested was after the comet’s appearance hardly would have been cognizant prototype of the helmet computer for a flight tendered under Carbide’s defensive partial ness and comparing notes through Comets have two tails, one made path of the comet seen in 1682 and shares at a price of $M, a transaction calling that comets are primarily found in in 1682 that Edmond Halley plotted of anything as significant as a experiment in late 1987 or early 1988. tender offer for 35 percent of outstanding computer bulletin boards. of dust blown away from the concluded that the comet had been for $4.13 billion in finance. a huge "cloud" around the sun at a its orbit and successfully pr^icted comet. Out there on the farm, shares, or 23,550,000 shares, at $85 a share — “ I would hope the reappearance nucleus and the other composed of seen before and would return in In early trading on the New York Stock of Halley’s will spark new interest ionized gas. The gas tail always distance of about 1 light-year, or its return in 1759. about all people had time to think $20 in cash and $65 in debt securities. about was getting something to 1758. Ready to ride in astronomy," said astronomer points directly away from the sun 5,9 trillion miles. In 1910, Halley passed some 13 Panel alters accounting rules Some analysts have valued the Carbide and author Carl Sagan. "W e know as it is buffeted by the supersonic Oort’s theory, now widely ac­ million miles from Eartb and the eat.” At maximum, the coma is about offer at about $72 a share on grounds that the Jay Krajewski, 10, takes a look at his new bicycle at The a lot about comets, but it’s clear solar wind, electrified gases cepted, holds that gravitational planet passed through the comet’s 500,000 miles in diameter and its STAMFORD — After 10 years of study, the State studies debt securities are unlikely to trade at $65. what we don’t know is vaster." streaming from the sun. perturbations from passing stars tail, prompting unfounded fears of HALLEY IS CURRENTLY on tail at its peak extends tens of Financial Accounting Standards Board has Carbide’s defensive offer, made Dec. 17, Bike Shop on Spruce Street. The bicycle was the top On Oct. 16, 1962, astronomers Fred Whipple, astronomer erne- occasionally disturb the cloud and global calamity. the inbound leg of its huge elliptical millions of miles. issued new rules in the way companies account included shares owned by GAF,,which said prize in the Downtown Merchants Association's for their pension cost and obligations. Monday it owns 6,961,000 Carbide shares, or "Trinn-A-Tree” contest for best ornament design. brass firm just shy of 10 percent, but on condition that Called “ Statement 87, Employers Accounting GAF’s total holding didn’t exceed 20.200,000 Krajewski, a fourth-grader at Nathan Hale School, stands For Pensions," it requires companies to use a HARTFORD (AP) — The state will spend shares, or 30 percent. with Jack McVeigh, left, owner of the bicycle shop, and standarized method for measuring net periodic $250,000 to study possible future uses of the If GAF acquired more than 30 percent, Al Coelho, president of the association. Comet may renew interest in astronomy pension cost over the employee’s service life, to Century Brass Products Inc. complex in however. Carbide would extend its offer to disclose more information about the status of Waterbury, Gov. William A. O’Neill another 35 percent, or an aggregate of 47.1 By Gayle Young mena that have fascinated peple monitor and record every nuance as portents of disaster in almost vivid first-chapter description of their plans in the notes to financial statements announced. million shares, but not including GAF’s United Press International throughout the world for of the famous space wanderer. The every society, including the tribes what life on a comet might be like. and to recognize a liability when the accumulated Century Brass filed for protection from its shares. mune to fear of comets, either. benefit obligation exceeds the fair value of plan millennia. United States declined a few years Edmund Halley observed his creditors under Chapter 11 of the Federal Carbide gave shareholders till midnight New process converts When Halley’s last appeared over assets. NEW YORK - What scientists For all our comet savvy, how­ ago to send equipment to meet the namesake briefly in 1682 but • Bankruptcy Act in March. About 800 people EDT Dec. 31 to tender for their pro rata know about comets could fill a ever, there is still a good deal comet because such a mission was the North American skies in 1910 share of the cash and new securities. without giving it much thought at Statement 87 and a statement on settlements are now employed there, down from about researchers don’t know, said Sa­ considered too expensive. many people hid in closets and GAF Chairman Samuel J. Heyman, in a book. the time, the first summer of his and curtailments of pension plans, which will be 2,000 when Century Bfass took over Scovill farm waste to feed gan, a professor of astronomy and “ I hope Halley’s will excite new stuffed rags under their doors In fact, when noted astronomer long and happy marriage. issued in the coming week, represent the final Inc.’s brass operation in 1976. letter delivered Thursday, urged Carbide space sciences at Cornell Univer­ interest in astronomy,” Sagan because they feared the comet’s Chairman Warren M. Anderson to Service at the agency’s Northern Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan stages of the pension projects that tbe board has "There may very well be a place in our WASHINGTON (AP) — The sity, Pulitzer prize-winning author said. “ Because there are still more tail would pass over Earth and “ promptly withdraw or otherwise termi­ Research Center, Peoria, III., completed their new book “ If I want people to think of dealt with since 1974. FASB Chairman Donald J. ever-changing economy for a re-tooled government has licensed three and Emmy award-winning pro­ unanswered questions than ans­ asphyxiate them all. It didn’t nate your exchange offer.” officials said. "Comet," 378 pages long, there anything when they look at Hal­ Kirk said Thursday the board vote 4-3 to accept Century Brass," O’Neill said on Thursday. companies to use a new chemical wered questions." happen and even if the tail did was material left over. ducer of “Cosmos," the 13-part ley’s comet it is of Halley himself." Statement 87. “ But we might also have to make some very If he does. Heyman said, “ GAF is process for converting agricultu­ “ The leaves, stalks and stems of television series he co-wrote with Perhaps the most surprising enter Earth’s atmosphere, the prepared to enter into a merger agreement crops like com, wheat, oats, rice “ It ended up being longer than said Druyan. “ He is such a Kirk said in Statement 87, the board changed tough decisions about the utilization of ... ral wastes, such as wheat straw Druyan. passages in "Comet" are not how gases would be too diffuse to make with Union Carbide which will assure and barley pack a lot of carbohy­ ‘Cosmos,’” said Druyan, citing the fascinating person and all most tbe method used to calculate return on pension Century buildings in Waterbury and about and cornstalks, into high-quality “ For instance, we don’t know comets are formed in space but a difference in the air we breathe, drate energy in the form of fibrous couple’s best-seller named after people know him by is this one plan assets, one component of net pension cost. the kind of business the company might be payment to all Carbide shareholders of $74 cattle feed. what the surface of a comet looks how they are perceived on Earth. said Sagan. in cash for 100 percent of their shares.” cellulose," Gould said in a stat- their popular television series. “ I comet.” "Many commentators believed that the pro­ able to carry out profitably.” Agriculture Department offi­ had no idea before we began how like because it is always hidden From 1,400 B.C., when the “ I don’t think we are frightened The study, funded by the largest grant of But, Heyman wrote, if the Carbide board cials said Thursday the process is ment released here by the of comets nowadays, but we are posed method would cause net pension cost to be much history and science are tied behind a cloud of gas,” he said in Chinese first began a written Sagan and Druyan will view excessively volatile," he said. “ The method its kind ever provided by the state, will be rejects such a course, GAF will pay $74 a being patented by the USDA and department. an interview. respectful," said Druyan, a nove­ share for any $85-a-share cash-securities “ Normally, the cellulose can’t up in comets." record of astronomy, comets have Halley’s next spring aboard a ship permitted by Statement 87 will allow employees conducted by the state Department of licensed through the Commerce S'f.'i’i'' A flotilla of spacecraft list and television writer. “ We package accepted under the first phase of The book, timed to coincide with fascinated, scared and awed those near New Zealand when the comet to reduce the volatility by calculating return on Economic Development in cooperation with Department’s National Technical be efficiently digested by cattle. A have reason to be.” Carbide’s offer and the same price for the plant substance called lignin glues the reappearance of Halley’s Western Europe, Russia a n a ^ ^ fortunate enough to observe them. reappears in the southern hemis­ assets using an averaging technique that would the city of Waterbury. O’Neill approved the Information Service. CARL SAGAN They are massive space ice­ comet, is a scientific and historical pan will rendezvous With H a ile d Almost universally feared in the phere after its passage around the lessen the the effects of changes in asset valub." study after a Century Brass workers’ right to shares tendered under that offer but The process was invented by J. cellulose fibers together and .. eye on the sky overview of the celestial pheno­ comet in March to photograph. past, comets have been identified bergs, according to the book’s sun. committee decided last week not to pursue not accepted because of proration Michael Gould, a biochemist in shields them from bacteria in ile , its feasibility study of an employee buy-out. constraints. USDA’s Agricultural Research animal’s digestive tract.” Whipple theory A Halley’$ Comet chronology Seabrool( has a good year <>'.V ' s' & X Ifs just a cosmic snowball By United Press International Dec. 1-18 — Moonless viewing period in which \ tbe faint comet may be visible to the unaided eye Parent utility’s fortunes get better By GIno Dei Guercio like a little jet engine." Only about half the comet’s Here are the key events in Comet Halley’s for a large number of observers with very dark United Press International For instance, when Halley’s nucleus is made of ice. The other return to the inner solar system; skies. By David Tlrrell-Wysockl Hampshire’s regulators and He said the utiiity remains in comet returns every 76 years, it half is fine dust caught in the ice, 1910 1999 The Associated Press judges have removed many obsta­ “ serious condition,' but we are CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - Fred arrives four days later than would which is why Whipple called it April 20— Haliey’s comet makes its last dosest Jan. 32 — Shuttle Challoiger takes off with cles toward completion. certainly in a much improved Whipple, astronomy professor be expected if astronomers based dirty. The dust is collected as the approach to the sun. InstrumenU to study the comet frodf Earth orbit. CONCORD, N.H. — During 1988, Regulators have given the okay condition." Air emeritus at Harvard University, their calculations solely on the comet flies through the universe. 1948 Feb. 9 — Halley makes its closest approa^ to tbe fortunes of tbe Seabrook for ^ b lic Service Company of A disappointed Robert Backus, speculated 35 years ago that laws of Newtonian physics. Hal­ Astronomers are confident they Comet Halley reaches roost distant point in its tbe sun. callOd perihelion, at a distance of 83 nuclear plant and its main owner. New Hampshire to raise enough wbo represented tbe Seacoast comets are gigantic dirty snow­ ley’s comet is more predictable know where comets were formed, orbit around tbesun and begins its Journey to million miles. This also happens to be tbe fifth Public Service Company of New money to pay its remaining Anti-Poliution League’s opposition balls that slowly evaporate as they than most comets. although they are less sure how the tbe inner solar system. anniyersary of the death of rock and roll Magfr ^ 'K.., ■■■..■•-it.. Hampshire, turned from bleak to construction costs, asserting that in regulatory and court cases, said circle the sun. “ If it weren’t ice, the behavior of process occurred. Bill H i^ of "Bin Haley aM the C em ^' promising as the company pulled the plant is in the public interest the PUC majority adopted the His theory, verified by different comets would be different," said Oct. 10— Astronomars using thegOO-lneh Mount Whipple said most astronomers ' Marchb— TheSovietVegaSspacecraftpasses away from the brink of bankruptcy despite dramatic rate bikes that company's Seabrook position types of observations, bpgan what Whipple. Palomar. Calif., tdeieqpe photb^ph Halley’s . as dose as 8,ooo noiles firom tbe oonlM. believe comets began in the cold and tbe plant produced its first will follow. The utility is awaiting “ from top to bottom." is now considered modem comet The evaporated ice makes Oomet tor the first time pln ^ 1911. ~ March 13 ^ Western Europe’s Okrtto space­ outer reaches of the solar system, spark of test electricity. final word from the state Supreme "W e made a major, major effort ; ; . I' theory. comets appear much larger than ■ 1994 . !.'• ■■ •'■'I'T beyond Neptune and Uranus, craft cruises within 800 miles of tbe comet, uaina Amidst warnings of bankruptcy Court on an appeal by opponents of to make a persuasive ca^e with the Whipple developed his "cosmic they are because the vapors Dec. I f and IIThe Soylet UMon launches the d ir ^ o n s from the Vega probes. * where the temperatures are near and construction delays, the year tbe financing. P U C ... and just totally, everything snowball" theory to explain why fluoresce when struck by the sun’s V a n land Vega l spacecraft toward Venus and AprO 19 •?- The comet reaches Us mavitftBm 'NMi absolute zero and almost every­ began with lengthy bearings held “ It was really a year of transi­ we said was rejected," Backus the paths of comets are not radiation, much the same way the thing is frozen except for a small . brightness. IfM ;•«:.■•■:■;'!■■>. to determine whether tbe plant tion and of turnaround for tbe lamented. completely predictable, as are gases glow inside a fluorescent number of gases. Aprfl a H ^ crosses the eititalpatb.of project,” said company spokes­ Nov. 9 — Two NASA astronomers make first was worth finishing, was finan- “ We thought we could prove that planets a ^ most other objects in light. The gases form a halo, called Whipple believes comets formed Mars and M no tan^ visibte to the imahMd 9»e dally feasible for tbe main buiider man Nicholas Ashooh. "Tbe regu­ ‘My God, the rates would double,’ the solar system. a coma, around the comet’s about 4.5 billion years ago from recorded hahed-eye observa6ons of Halley’.s. and bow high a completed plant latory and financial picture seems and that that would trouble peo­ comet, “( j, . . . . ' "The point is that when tbe ice nucleus and a long tail. frozen gases. November — Halley reaches its farthest would push electric rates. to have cleared significantly," ple," be said. "W e proved it and it evaporates, tbe water molecules Halley’s comet is estimated to be However, not much is known Nov, 14.^ Han<|^,^ble la samebtoecular Add distance firom the shn and bogias the Isbb trin It also began with regulators in with major owners “ stating their still went for approvals.” ’of view as Plefades star duster, givtag puUfc leave the comet with a speed of about five miles in diameter, but about the true age or composition hack to the inner solar system. several New England states telling solid support for the project and Public Service, reeling from a first good opportunity^tndow the ootiMt. about 1,800 feet a second, which is its coma is about 500,000 miles of comets. The current unmanned their utilities to plan to get out of with Public Service tediously, but close brush with bankruptcy in very fast," Whipple said in an across, 00 times the diameter of tte missions to Halley’s comet are j, Noy.i7-~H«nsypi|i*isil------"ftlhrtt WfiUhirmakesaBirtlisViilsssspiiuMidi the project. successfully, clearingupour finan­ interview. “ As a consequence tbe Earth, and its tail extends tens of expected to answer some of these Earth as ^ com it 1 -ta'thasnn. ■•':''!'■■■■ Reams of paperwork later. New cial situation.” Please tarn lo page 32 Things are looking better for the Seabrook nuclear power plant in Seabrook, N.H kickback on tbe comet makes it millions of miles. questions. MANCHESTER HKRALD. Friday. Oec. 27. 1885 — «l_ a - MANCHESTEft HERALD. Friday. Dec. X 7 . 1988 Supply overwhelms demand Seabrook fortunes Telecommunications in turmoil LOOK FOR THE STARS ... * * * improved in 1985 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get By Harllrar Krlahnan large operation mainly because it United Press International is now possible for every customer CMitaned from page $i market the bonds, but the case to own the communication equip­ remained tied up in the Su­ LONG-DISTANCE SERVICE ment as opposed to renting it prior DALLAS — Since the breakup of 19M, began 196S seeking appro­ preme Court. better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a to the AT&T breakup. AT&T some 2,000 equipment ma­ val of a plan called Newbrook. As It deliberated, the court Ma Bell’s still the leader “ Only those manufacturers who nufacturing and interconnect ‘The company proposed borrow­ ordered the PUC to esUmate can provide the most up-to-date firms have sprung up, each vying ing up to $885 million for how high Seabrook would push difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, technology with full system fea­ for a market that an industry Seabrook construction and pre­ rates for Public Service custo­ MARKET SHARE tures at the most reasonable price spokesman says has become so paid interest for the remaining mers and to re-evaluate (19M) will survive. When you talk of a competitive a massive shakeout is the two years It estimated it whether the plant is in the public telephone now, you are talking inevitable. would take to finish interest in light of the estimates. ^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if about a very highly advatoced ‘‘In fact, the shakeout is occur­ construction. Public Service owns the largest ring right now and only the system. It has become a major share of the plant, 36 percent, K IT ‘W CA R LYLE ®by Larry Wright investment and the customer gets After hearings began, the strongest and those that can stay company substituted a $340 and is the state’s largest elec­ HDME8 an investment tax credit. abreast of the rapidly changing million plan, under which inter­ tricity utility, with 320,000 I HELP WANTED FDR SALE technology in the highly sophisti­ “ It is absolutely imperative,” be households and businesses. said, “ that the system have very est payments on bonds worth cated field of telecommunications The PUC predicted rates All real estate odvertlsed low maintenance cost. In the last $525 million would be delayed BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY will survive,” said Howard A. could double within two years, In the Manchester Herald couple of years, the cost of owning for two years. L liO H oa Cfliweewy look­ Laffler, president of Walker Tele­ Experts testifying for Sea­ but found the plant still was in ing for (uH and part tlma halp. Is subject to the federal and operating a telephone system 5-ticKy communications Corp. of Haup- brook critics said the plant was the public interest. Good working conditions, Fair Housing Act ot 1961, pauge, N.Y. has dropped some 40 percent to 50 The commission and the court chancs lor advanesmsnt. ba- which mokes It Illegal to OLiasfMA&Tpee percent. W***- the entry of other not needed because conserva­ ICOHniACTIIW "The market has become ex­ went through an Identical exer­ nsflta Atisfxfantt and aaalat- advertise any preference, [ ^ oS t SSIt i m o m W V e t ( ^ MAKE common carriers like MCI and tion and alternative energy ant managar. M/F. 28e-Mt2 tremely complicated and is gov­ cise concerning the New Hamp­ limitation or discrimina­ sources could replace it. They aak lor Ihs managar. tion bosed on roce, color, A ocAKCierAWAy erned to a great extent by the price Sprint, your long distance charges shire Electric Cooperative’s Odd lobs, Trucklna. Hcmdyman for Carpentry, Carpentry and remodei- Pdrrand Remodeling — also have been considerably also argued it would cost too religion, sex or notional Cabinets, roofing, gut- VfeWWFiFiaxT structure and product innova­ plan to finance its 2.2 percent Home repairs. You name electrical, plumbino and ins services — Complele reduced.” much and that the resulting rate origin, or on Intention to home repolrt ond remo- tors. room additions, tions/’ said Laffler, who was in Seabrook share. It. w t do It. PlTM bsH- cleanina. Neat, rellaMe. Laffler said new products with hikes would force down the moke any such prefer­ Free quolee, Moncbeeler dellns. Quolltv work. Ref­ dtekt, all types of remo- Dallas recently to attend the The co-op won approval to motM. Inwrud. 84MMM. new features are coming on the demand for electricity. ence, limitation or dis­ home owner. 849-1158. erences, licensed and bi- dsHng and repairs. FR EE convention of the North American borrow $47 million, opponents ELECTRICttNS - E2 market every day and no doubt Utility witnesses argued that crimination. The Herald Hotwkes T r w Sonrioo — Steve Olorratana. sured. Coll 8484185. estimates. Fully Insurtd. Telecommunications Assoc. appealed and the court told the ROCN-VBRN ELCCTRIC, will not knowingly accept T s l ^ o n e 8434M)17, otter GTE Sprint 5% 'O lh a r 5V. they create a lot of confusion the plant was the best bargain Bucket Truck & Oilpper. ‘‘The shakeout is affecting eve­ available, and said canceling it PUC to predict rate hikes. The RIC„ B7B-SM8. M/F. In­ any advertisement which Oumot Electric— Having 6pm, 647-8509. 2 among the public. “ But within the Stump Removal. Free Es­ rybody. There is a shakeout in the A llnet 1 % 'S.B.8. Undar 1% commission said the plant still dustrial, comntarclal, re- Is In violation of the low. industry, that is what you need in with no assurance of recovering timates. Soectal consider­ Electrical Problems? number of manufacturers who are was in the best interest of co-op ■Identlal. Able to work Need A lorse or a small Leon Cletzynskl Builder MCI Communications 8% order to survive,” he said. the lost investment would mean ation fUr EMerly and Hun- {nmm/ providing telephone equipment to curtains for Public Service and members, despite likely rate with minimum supervl- No Fuss, No Muss!! Im­ dlcapped. 847-7551. Repair? We Specialize In — New homes, additions, “ Similarly in the interconnect •lon. $12.50 per hour, All maculate 6 room Ansoldl rsmodellng, rec rooms, the interconnect industry and a (Source; Booze, Allen end Hemlllon; Bernstein Research) n EA grsphlc other utilities in the region. hikes of 70 to 100 percent within Residential Work. Joseph sector, the companies that provide inaurance coverage, built Colonial, fine quality goroges, kitchens remo­ similar shakeout in the intercon­ ‘The PUC sided with the a year of operation. OellverInB rich loom — 5 Dumos. Fully Licensed. the highest level of support and $10,000 life, vacatlont, found throughout, plaster Nome your own price — Free Estimates. 846-5253. deled, ceilings, both tile, nect organizations as they com­ utility, ruling in April that the The commission votes were yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, pete within the local market area. Despite the breakup of American Telephone & service in the local market place paid holldaya, uniforms, walls, hardwood flooring, oravel. a , (tone. 8434504. Father and son. Fast, dormers, roofing. ResI financing was in the public 2-1, with commissioners Vin­ dependable service. dentlol or commercial Interconnect companies design Telegraph’s virtual monopoly on U.S. telephone service, will be the winners on the home- steady place to work with fireplace, appliances, and Robert'E. Jarvis. interest. It endorsed company cent lacopino and John Nassi- It's located In Ansoldl Palntlns, Poperhanglna 649-4291. and install telecommunications front. As in the computer field, the excellent working condl- Loving Mother will care Bulldlng-Remodellns Ma Bell still commands the lion's share of long-distance service sector is going to be one of estimates that the first reactor kas in the majority, ConWis- tlona and ooworkera. Heights - Ottered In the ter your child In our & Removal. Coll 446-5761. Specialist. Additions, gor- • laaSbylCAbK 7 equipment at various businesses. If you don't use It, don't customers. That may change, however, as consumers would be finished in late 1986 for sioner Lea Aeschlimaiy^. $90'$. Jackson & Jackson home. Coll 84&4M0. oses. roofing, tiding, kit­ These firms act as the interme­ the critical areas of development.” need It and don't ^ t it, Laffler said the entire market is no more than$4.7billion. Critics dissenting. \ / \ Real Estate, 647-8400 or Palntlns and Poperhons- chens, bothrooms, re- diary between equipment manu­ across the country “vote" on which long-distance service 646-8646. why not sell It with a influenced by stiff competition testified that it would cost $6 Meanwhile, construction McKechnIe Electric — Ins — Exterior and Inte­ plocement facturers like Walker Telecom­ they want to use. V windows/doort. 643-4712. Clotsifled Ad? Coll 843- MU8ICAL »/TRUCK8 from foreign manufacturers, espe­ billion to $8 billion and not be moved ahead, with the plant SECURITY For that extra outlet, or to rior. celllnss repaired. munications and the end-users. Brand New Llstlngll update your exMlng eer- 2711 to place your od. ITEM8 IR 8ALE cially Japan, Korea and Taiwan. . finished before 1988. producing its first electricity OFFICERS References, fully Insured. The PUC delayed the actual during a test this fall. Magnificent pork-llke vlce. 24 hour emerBoncv Quality work. Martin Quality Building — New Through product innovations He said imports account for as WALKER TELECOMMUNICA- ment, itself is a product of the bond sale pending “ reasonable Project manager William Part time weekend po­ grounds surround this Im­ service. Free ectlmotes. Mattseon. eveninss, 849- construction, residential, I^ IIA TIN D / Lloyd's AM /FM stereo 72 Chevy Novo, new front and prudent management, the much as 50 percent of the market in . maculate 7 Room Ranch. commercial, additions, and 8-trock stereo car­ ‘TIONS, which makes business and post-AT&T divestiture. Its stocks assurance” that otherSeabrook Derrickson said streamlining sitions available in Master, license and In­ 4431. I ^ P L U M M N D end, only 9,000 miles on the United States. Spacious family room sured. M ^ 1 7 . A port of renovations, a complete tridge plover and turnta­ advanced communications equip- are traded over the counter. company has more than doubled owners would go forward. In had brought construction under Manchester. Must be rebuilt engine! with paper­ its earnings in the past two years with new thermo picture L.A. Converse. Inc. building eervlce. 569-8154. ble. Hardly used. Asking HE SAID HIS company is about August, the company told the control and would help finish the 18 years ot age. have Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ work), good condition. and expects its 1985 sales to be windows, aluminum sid­ John Deerr Polntlna Con­ $85. Coll 647-1560 Otter $900. 74^5824 otter 5pm. to introduce a portable, pocket- PUC it was confident other plant on time and under the reliable transportation throom remodellna; In­ "The market has become extremely higher than its 1984 total of $25.9 ing, fenced yard, applian­ There’s someone out tractor-Custom Intsrior You don't hovo to bo on 5pm, ask for Len. held telephone that will retail for buyers would pick up shares of latest budget of $4.6 billion. and clean police re­ ces. Original owners hove work. Very roosonoble odvortlslng export to got stallation wotsr heaters, million. It now ranks 13th among there who wonts to buy garboot disposals; faucet 1972 Ford Gran Torino — about $3,000. utilities that might be forced out The original estimated cost in cord. Apply In person, token excellent core of rafts, quality work. In­ reeulls In Ctoeelflgd. WO’II Upright Plano, Vose & complicated and is governed to a great INC. Magazine’s 100 fastest grow­ Monday-Friday 8:30 a. your bower fools, n n d repairs. 8494519. Vlso/M Good condition. New “ It is the size of two cigarette of the project or that shares of 1972 was less than $1 billion for this home. We'll show It to sured and references. 649- help you word your od. Sons, In good condition. ing companies in the country. m.-4:00 p.m. that buyer with a lownCS 23 45 Misc tor Sole 63 Rates LakaRL combination with cozy and references required. 24 AAisc. for Re’nl published Monday, the dead­ I FDR RALE TOWN OP MIOOVM Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info. 46 Home and Garden 64 Minimum Charge: Cldar Mill Rd. fireplace, large deck off 742-3022. IftoJHDUREHDLD Personols...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets 65 line is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov The 3rd quarterly Install­ $3.00 for one day BraokllaldRL Ballon Richard Rood — Gor­ oppllonced kitchen, ■BZIeD D D 8 1975 Dodge Window Von ment of property taxes on tlie Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wonted 48 /Viusicoi Items 66 P e r W o rd : geous 7 room Ranch In above ground pool, chain Manchester — North End, — With bock seat, 3 speed October 1,1984 Grand List Is A uction s...... 04 Recreofionot items 67 L Mlddla Tpka. one of Manchester's most link fence, older area wltl) one bedroom apartment. due and payable January 1. Real Estate 1-2 days Read Your Ad Used Retrlgerotors, on column and removable 1916. Alto, the Supplemcntoi Antioues 68 3-5 dovs LInlay RL presteglous areas! Fom- charm. $96,900. Century 21 In quiet residential area. bed frame In bock. $900. Motor Vehicle taxes ore due Services Jockston-Showcose, 646- Near buslines. Utilities Washers, Ranges — Hom es tor Sale 31 Tog Soles 69 6 dovs Ciossified advertisements Carpantar Rd. Mina-Boltan lly room, garage and nice clean, guaranteed, ports Coll otter 4pm, 742-5824. on January 1,1904. Payments E ore taken bv telephone os o lot! $121,900. Blanchard & 1316. not Included. $400 mode otter February ), 1984 Financial' Condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wonted to Duv 70 26 days and service. Low prices. ore sublect to a lot# charge of convenience. Bluarldga Dr. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- monthly. Coll 6463158 be­ 1963 T-BIrd — All power, AAortgaoes...... 11 Lots/Land for Sale 33 Paint ing/Pdocring 52 Home at lost Is what you'll tween 8om-4:30pm. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 1W% per menth en the late The Manchester Herold is Balia Dr. Minchoatar 2482. Main Street, 643-2171. excellent condition, low Installment from th# due Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting 53 soy when you view this 3 dote, or a minimum of 81. Personal Loons...... 12 responsible only tor one Incor­ mileage, must be seen. Insurance...... 13 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding 54 Country Club Living — bedroom colonial that 1$ Six room apartment for $3,500. Coll 643-2882 PM. Poymonts may bo mod# by Resort Property Heating/Plumbing Automotive rect insertion and then only MANCHESTER HERALD In move-ln condition, Immediate occupancy, Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ moll or at the Town OffiM Wanted to Borrow...... 14 36 55 Deadlines Con be yours this year in trial freezer. $350. 649- Building which Is open 9:06 Flooring 56 Cors Trucks for Sole 71 tor the size of the original this new executive home. trees and landscaping ca­ near center, with applian­ 1967 Mustang, automatic, o. m. to 4:00 pm Monday For classified advertise­ Call N O W 647-9946 ress the home and odds to ces, no utilities, 2 months . 9012. Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles 72 insertion. 7 luxurious rooms, 2 fire­ 6 cylinder. First$200takes through Fridov. The Tox Col­ ments to be published Tues­ places, 2'/> baths, central that homey feeling, house escro, $550 per month. lector It also In her office Rentals Services Wanted 58 Errors which do not lessen Wonder Worm Jenus 400 It. Call 742-8843 after Employment Rec Vehicles 73 day through Saturday, the air conditioning, 2 cor bos first floor family Telephone 643-5372. Monday evenings 7:00to 9:00 Rooms tor Rent 41 Auto Services 74 the value of the advertisement wood Burning fireplace 5;30pm. p. m. C room, fully oppllonced & Educotion For Sale deadline is noon on the dov S$$$$$$S$$S$$$$$$$$$$$II$$$$$$$$S garage. A Master Piece! Insert bv Dunham Lehr Apartments tor Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease 75 will not be corrected bv on $124,900. Blanchard and kitchen, formal dining One and Two bedroom 007-13 before publication. Inc. Used only 2 seasons. 1964 Rambler convertible Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holidoy/Seosonol 61 additional insertion. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- room, flreploced living apartments for rent. Cen­ Misc Automotive 76 Asking $400. Coll 6464886 In good condition. Asking 2482. room, convenient to shop­ tral location. 649-2871. $1,000. Coll 289-1360. ping, schools and busing. anytime. Crescent Lace I BESTIII I Coll Today. $98,900. Cen­ Available Jonuory 1. Finders Keepers... Losers King Size Comforter — In weepers! Don't miss out tury 21 Jockston- Modernized, two bed­ brown and beige floral Sew-Simpie Notices LOST AND FOUND on this newer listing. This Showcose, 646-1316. room apartment, close to I ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED _ l HELP WANTED I PART TIME I print. Asking $30. Coll HELP WANTED Immaculate home fea­ shopping and bus lines. Sunnybrook Forms— The $550 o month plus utilities. 643-2116. Emergency? In Manches­ Maintenance Person — tures 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Port Time Inserters Nurses Aide Certification Drivers - For school I JOB IN TOWN! I rooms, o fireplace, family name ot the street soys it Security and references ter, dial 911 for tire, Immediate opening for Dork Pine Trestle Desk — wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask Training — Manchester buses, good pay, we will room, porkllke grounds, olll A beautifully deco­ required. Call M r. Bay- I LOST AND FOUND ^ police, medical help. for Bob. mature person with expe­ Manor will be starting o train, port time work, rated 7 room full dor- 30^ X 60-. $75. 646-8247.0 Dental Assistant Needed I » “ h r ./ t a r t | summer house, and tool less at 643-2101 between rience stripping, waxing certification training pro­ Manchester, 643-2373, Ver­ 5 8 mered Cope with first 9am and 4pm. Lost — Mole year old Found — Small brown — For specialty practice shed! Original owners Forberwore Convection Part-time correspondents and butting floors and the gram on January 6th, non, 875-2826. j hove maintained this floor flreploced family Collie, Lvdoll Street area, female Yorkshire mix ability to perform other In Vernon and Glaston­ oven — Like new. Employment to cover scholastic sports 1966. Training will be held home beautlfullyl Ottered room, screened In porch, Manchester — Lovely, children very sod, please (maybe), 12/22 on Spruce custodial duties. Ideal op­ bury office. Experience I No dress code. Casual fun at- $ Temperature probe. $65. events In the Manchester from 7om-3pm, Monday Medical Receptionist — at $89,900. Jackson & Inground pool and gar­ sunny 3 bedroom duplex. coll 6494)778 otter 4pm. Street. 646-6994. area. Sports knowledge portunity for seml-retired thru Friday, for o period Fast paced group practice preferred but will train $ mosphere, If you enjoy talking $ age! Only $125,900....We Well-kept residential Coll 643-6541 4pm to 9pm.o & Education mature, copoble person. Jackson Real Estate, 647- Reward. essential; newswrlting ex­ person or someone Inter­ of'two weeks. Excellent needs o full time person, $ on the phone, we might have a $ 8400 or 6464646. Guarantee our Houses I area; close to bus, perience desirable. For ested In supplementing opportunity to learn while preferroblv with compu­ Would like personable In­ Blanchard & Rossetto schools; large yard and Hotpoint Range Top Oven Lost ^ Block and white on appointment, coll Len their Income. Full and you earn. Coll Manches­ ter data entry experience. dividual who enloys peo­ I job for you. We offer a guaran- | Real Estate, 6462482. garden, goraae, base­ — Bottom coblnet. 646 ple contact. Informal of- For Pete's Soke.... Don't long haired cot, Monday, Auster, sports editor, port time posltionsovolla- ter Manor, 6464)129 for Coll Mrs. Noonan at 646- let this one get bvl Cleon ment, wosher-drver hoo­ 6813 otter 4pm. $75.o 12/16, Spruce/Ook Street flce atmosphere, I teed salary with bonuses. Work | HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Manchester Herald, ble. For additional Infor­ odditionof Information. 0314. os o whistle, 6 room Glastonbury/Manchester kups, fireplace, stove. area. Please coll 646-6312. excellent working condi­ Seven Triple Track white weekdays before 10 o.m., mation, coll Manchester I done from our office, four even- ^ Ansoldl built Colonial, Town Line — Monv omen- $650 plus utilities and se­ tions. Pension, profit enamel storm windows. 643-2711. Manor, 6464)129. Office Work — Full time, tostefullv decorated Itles Included with this curity. Available January figure aptitude, typing, shoring and medical be­ $ ings a week and Saturday $ throughout. Cozy eot-ln gorgeous Colonial. 8 plus 1st. Coll 647-1004. Fits Cope Cod Homes. $99. Dishwasher — M/F. Open heavy customer contact nefits available. Coll 871- rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2'/^ 649-1801.O 0337. $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ sized kitchen with ap­ Ings for nights and wee­ and other general and Currier for the Savings pliances. Covered porch baths, gas heat, central PICTURE THIS kends. Good pay. Apply varied office duties. Full Bonk of Manchester, olr, 2 cor garage, brand $ 9946, Monday-Thuraday eve- S leads to o pretty back­ IMI8CELLANEDU8 Steak Club Restaurant, Nurses Aides — Full or benefits program Includ­ 2pm-6pm dolly, Monday Responsible adult needed I ings, also Saturday mornings. | yard. Ottered In the $90's. new family room with Route 83, Vernon. port time positions availa­ ing dental paid. Coll 528- thru Friday, coll 646-5773. to transport cars tor repu­ Jackson & Jackson Real cathedral ceiling. Wrap­ HDME8 I FDR RALE ble from 7-3, 3-11 shifts. 1615. table cor dealership. Ex­ around deck & lovely, 2 Estate, 647-8400 or 646- I FDR RENT $ EXTRA MONEY $ Coventry — Driver for Certified aides preferred. LOOKING FOR on apart­ cellent driving record o $$$$$$$s$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$s$$ss$is 8646. large, private yard. Very Wedding Band, Diamond Manchester Herald. Lake Alternate weekends re­ Arbor Acres Form seeks ment? Be sure to check most. Apply to Steve Car­ tastefully decorated. Engagement Ring, 14K, area, good pay and car quired. Apply In person full and port time poultry the many vacancies listed ter, Carter Chevrolet Co., $167,500. Strono Real Est­ Manchester — Large tour size 6, Price $150. Coll Brand New Listing 1111 bedroom Contemporary allowance. Call 647-9946. during business hours, form workers. Coll Jim In classified each day. 646-6464. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Delightful 8 room Colon­ ate, 647-7653. 646-6649. With Your Own Part-Time Job. Rockville Memorial Nurs­ Frocchlo, 63^4681. In fine family neighbor­ IN MANCHESTER AREA ial built by U & R. 4 hood. $925 per month. Coll Masseuse; High Income ing Home, 22 South Street, bedrooms, 2Vfi baths, spa­ Hedstrom Oak Hill High Joyce, 647-8895. An excellent opportunity for potential. Flexible hours, Rockville, CT. W88dbrld|8 8L 1B-2S0 cious family room ac­ RDDM8 Choir — Excellent condi­ pleasant working condi­ Nirtli Eln 8L all cented bv beautiful field- FDR RENT tion, dork finish, $40. 646 Housewives and Mothers with tions. Contact Matt at Establish Manchester — 7 room 5098. A liiN d ir 8L all stone fireplace. Located house, centrally located, Cameo Club, 875-9839. Full or Port Time — 467-HS add aaly In lovely South Windsor Female Only — Large S e w -S im p ie 7 young children bring them CaatarSl $695 plus utilities. Coll General factory work, 588486 add aai|| neighborhood. Very pri­ room, Cleon and modern Brown Perego baby 14 INCHES Bonanza Steal House of morning shift, starts 7om. ’CaalM’ St vate pretty rear yard. Coll' 6461021. stroller. $20. Coll 643- PHOTGCUDf Manchester Is now hiring Port Tim e Help to wrop regular buying UncalnSt with kitchen privileges. with you and save on 649-3900. us today for o showing. All utilities, on bus line, 5832.0 PATTHN day time cooks and dis­ flower bouquets. Will Pirklm 8L ail Ottered at $172,500. Jack- hwashers, no experience coll 647-9813. 5152 babysitting costs. train, flexible hours to fit habits with your RidgtwiaH 81 all son & Jackson Real Est­ Women's Full length necessary. $4-6 hourly. your schedule days or RiiiavtNSL all ate, 647-8400 or 6464646. leather coot — size 5, 8395 * Apply today at 240 evenings. Good Pay. 649- Coventry House — 2 bed- A Creiccnl Lace centerpieoe b SUihn 8L 116-175 APARTMENTS cormel color. Excellent rasdnatidk to croebet and use Spencer Street. EOE. 8090. Full or Port Time Typist Glastonbury — $115,500. room Ranch, $600 condition. $50. 643-1814.0 advertising— 8L M m S t 16-108 I FDR RENT monthly, security, no on your favorite tabletop. — Must type SOwpm with ail Classy, well-built three No. SI52 has complete occurocy. Other related StlJwrMcaSl bedroom Ranch with flre- pets. Coll otter 5pm, 742- 3 Piece Boy's suit. Size 16. A neat and trim cover-up directions for IS-inch doily. PRODUCTION WORKERS EdMad 81 11-86 Manchester — Available 8609. $30. Coll 649-5354.0 aproritor household chores, office skills o plus. 649- ploced living room, slid­ fa MOW, Moi HJA tw aiM 3900. e ve ry d a y in Filrvliw all ers to deck overlooking Immediately. One, two accented with colorful bind­ and three bedroom apart­ ing. Sew-simple, too. petlsn, plas 109 t o ptstM i m l We have openings in the foiiowing StMWSl all landscaped yard and In- Dental Receptionist — WirtMIddffTpka. 4HMQ0 ground pool. Wood stove ments. $425, $495, $525, 8TDREAND No. 8386 with Photo- areas: Manchester office. 4 day aH featured In wolk-out base­ heat and hot water In­ END OF YEAR Guide is in Sizes Small, The Heraid, Rm lltM Dr. cluded. J.D . Real Estate, IDFFICE8PACE Medium and Large. Med­ week. Experience neces­ McOMtl Dr. all ment. Coll for details, OaatoKB-T.1 • Cutter sary. Send resume to Box 6461900. Metal building ium (12-14). VA, yards 35- ■m IIP aH we'd be glad to tell you linch. Mat M, c/o Manchester Carpantar Rd. Office Space — Excellent clearance. • Packer 148486 ntorel Sentry Real Estote, location with ample park­ Herald. ^ "The Haary SL 6434060. Deluxe Four Room, two SPBCIAL: Over MO oa> • Janitor ParkarSL bedroom apartment — ing. 600, 400 & 300 $q. ft. Orlando Annulll & TO OMOL teed tU O Hr smO lecUona an4 n F U B 22 Hours Per Week fully oppllonced kitchen. office suites ore now g tb jtjL ^ 80$ HrotsHct leO • Warehouse WaadMIaaSL Manchester — $129,900. Bono, Inc. Pattarn Soettan in tbo Community Includes heat and hot available. 649-2891. ALBUM. Jwrt ISJA Salary Plus Gas Allowance • Utility People Edward 8L Tired ot renting? Come see this exceptionally wtrter. $525 monthly. 649- 644-2427 DDMSMHtiSMii RalwaySL 4003.______Store — Main Street, SOUND INTERESTINQ? To apply, please call 646-1737 and ask Cook & Waitress Wanted K a rn K pleasant two tamlly lo­ Manchester. 100% loca­ — Apply In person, Luigis Voice cated on a aulet tree-lined You can be a Harald Area Adviser and handle and for personnel. N arttSt Manchester — 7 room, 3 tion, heat, air, parking suporviM our carrier boys & girii. If you Ilka kids - Restouront, 706 Hartford street. First floor offers Included, reasonable. 649- Rood. UaiaaCaart 'homeV' atmosphere or 4 bedroom apartment New FASHION wiU wont a little Independence end your own income... In residential .neighbor­ 5334 or 643-7175. Since 1881." Nartk Scliaal I t with lots of extra features. PETR Photo-Gai4e pottene in Second floor Is brtobt arid hood, heat, hot water, ■II else rangee, has a f iK w moTTNSffi^eo Dishwasher — Immediate Office For Rent — Good ■peeial Grata Cato CoUae- cheerful, freshly pointed. garage Included. $850 o THIS lOMTION CURRENTLY opening, pay negotiable, month plus security. 649- location, 200 yards from Free puppies, Australian tloti far larger rtxaa; pins nights & weekends. Apply M ANCHESTER H ER ALD For your personal show­ 9227. 6494248. Available Vernon Circle. Coll for Lob mix. Some with blue 2 BO N U S C m p c m I yCALL 647-9946 or 647-9947\ In person, Antonio's. 956 ing. coll today. Sentry Cell N e w 887-9946 January 1st. details, 87^^015. eves. Days, 6463063. • Price ... . $U INVOLVED IN A LABOR DISPUTE. Main Street, AAonchester. 643-2711 Real Estate, 6464060. 0 MANCHESTEll HERALD. Friday. Per 27. 19S8 — 1$ U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. H . 1M8 Supply overwhelms demand Seabrook fortunes LOOK FOR THE STARS ... * * * Telecommunications in turmoil improved in 1985 V large operation mainly because it Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get By Horlhar Krlshnan United Pres* International is now possible for every customer Csattssed from page si market the bonds, but the case to own the communication equip­ remained tied up in the Su­ LONG-DISTANCE SERVICE ment as opposed to renting it prior DALLAS — Since thdi>reakup of 1984, began 19S5 seeking appro­ preme Court. ^ better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a to the AT&T breakup. ATJiT some 2,000 equipment ma­ val of a plan called Newbrook. As it deliberated, the court “ Only those manufacturers who nufacturing and interconnect Ma Bell’s still the leader The company proposed borrow­ ordered the PUC to esUmate can provide the most up-to-date firms have sprung up, each vying ing up to $866 million for how high Seabrook would push difference it mokes. Telephone 643-271 1, Monday-Friday, technology with full system fea­ for a market that an industry Seabrook construction and pre­ rates for Public Service custo­ MARKET SHARE tures at the most ieasonable price spokesman says has become so paid interest for the remaining mers and to re-evaluate (1SS4) will survive. When you talk of a competitive a massive shakeout is the two years it estimated it whether the plant is in the public telephone now, you are talking - inevitable. would take to finish interest in light of the estimates. ^ 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4 about a very highly advaheed “ In fact, the shakeout is occur­ construction. Public Service owns the largest ring right now and oniy the system. It has b ^ m e a major share of the plant, 36 percent, K IT ‘N* CABLYUE ®by Larry Wright investment and the customer gets After hearings began, the strongest and those that can stay company substituted a $340 and is the state’s largest elec­ HDME8 an investment tax credit. abreast of the rapidiy changing million plan, under which inter­ tricity utility, with 320,000 HELPWANHD FDR SALE “ It is absolutely imperative,” be technology in the highly sophisti­ est payments on bonds worth households and businesses. cated field of telecommunications said, “ that the system have very The PUC predicted rates All real estate advertised BUSINESS ft SERVICE DIRECTORY low maintenance cost. In the last $525 million would be delayed will survive,” said Howard A. for two years. could double within two years, Uedbia ON CoMpeny look­ In the Manchester Herald Laffler, president of Walker Tele­ couple of years, the cost of owning but found the plant still was in Is subject to the federal and operating a telephone system Experts testifying for Sea­ ing for full and pert timo hdp. communications Corp. of Haup- the public interest. Good working condHIont. Foir Housing Act of 1968, has dropped some 40 percent to 90 brook critics said the plant was r pauge, N.Y. The commission and the court chaneo for advsnewnont, bo- which mokes It illegal to percent. W'**- the entry of other not needed because conserva­ CONTIMCTIM "The market has become ex­ went through an identical exer­ nofltt. Attendants and sasiat- odvertlse any preference, f omtm% MAKE i common carriers like MCI and tion and alternative energy ant managar. M/F. 280-M12 tremely complicated and is gov­ cise concerning the New Hamp­ limitation or discrimina­ Sprint, your long distance charges sources could replace it. They aak tor the maneger. tion based on race, color, ) Acmticxerm^i j erned to a great extent by the price shire Electric Cooperative’s Odd lobs, Truckins. Handyman for Carpentry, Carpentry and ramodat- POrrand Ramodolino — also have been considerably also argu ^ it would cost too religion, sex or notional Coblnata, roofing, gut- r V^YWRicoU-y structure and product innova­ plan to finance its 2.2 percent Homa rapolrt. You noma alectricol. shimMno and ine aarvicaa — Complato reduced.” much and that the resulting rate origin, or on Intention to home repairs and ramo- ttrs, room additions tions,” said Laffler, who was in Seabrook share. It. wB do It. Ftaa aatl- clegnine- Neat, ralloblo. Laffler said new. products with hikes would force down the moke any such prefer­ Frae ouolas, Monctiattar doilno. Quality work. Raf- daieks, oil types of romo- Dallas recently to attend the The co-op won approval to motaa. Insurad. 44M304. new features are coming on the demand for electricity. ence, limitation or dis­ homa ovmar. 649-11S8, arancaa, llcanaad and In- dHbifl ond repairs. FREE convention of the North American borrow $47 million, opponents ELECTRIOANS - E2 0 market every day and no doubt Utility witnesses argued that crimination. The Herald Hcnwfca* Traa Sarvica — Stovt Olarratana. aurad. Coll 6460165. estimates. Fully Insured. Telecommunications Assoc. the plant was the best bargain appealed and the court told the lioCK-VCRN ELECTRIC, will not knowingly accept Teloghona 6434017, otter 0 2 GTE Sprint 5%' ^Othar 5% they create a lot of confusion Buefcal Truck & Oilppar. 0 “ The shakeout is affecting eve­ PUC to predict rate hikes. The MC.. STS-BSOS. M/F. In- any advertisement which 6pm, 647-0509. among the public. “ But within the available, and said canceling it Stump Removal. Free Es­ Dumas Electric— Having rybody. There is a shakeout in the Alfnat 1%' V b .8. Undar 1% commission said the plant still duetrlal, commercial, re­ Is In violation of the low. industry., that is what you need in with no assurance of recovering timate*. Soeclol conalder- Electrical Problams? number of manufacturers who are was in the best interest of co-op sidential. Able to work Need A lorea or a small Leon Clesxynskl Builder MCI Communications 8V* order to survive,” be said. the lost inves^ent would mean otlonfor Elderly and Hon- PMNT1II8/ providing telephone equipment to curtains for Public Service and members, despite likely rate with minimum supervi­ No Fuss, No MussM Im­ dlcttopod. 447-7SS3. Repair? We Specialize In — New honiM, additions, “ Similarly in the interconnect sion. $12.50 per hour, All maculate 6 room Ansoldl PAPERMB romodoling, rac rooms, the interconnect industry and a (Source; Booza, Allan and Hamilton; Barntlain Raaoarch) nea graptiic other utilities in the region. hikes of 70 to 100 percent within Residential Work. Joaaph sector, the companies that provide built Colonial, fine Quality garages, kitchens remo- simiiar shakeout in the intercon­ The PUC sided with the a year of operation. Inturence coverage, Dallvarina rich loom — 5 Dumas. Fully Licensed. nect organizations as they com­ the highest level of support and $10,000 life, vacations, found throughout, plaster yard*, S8S plua tax. Sand, Nome your own price — ' Free Estlmotea. 646-5293. dalad, callings, both til* utility, ruling in April that the The commission votes were Father and ton. Foot, dormers, rooting. Rest pete within the iocal market area. Despite the breakup of American Telephone & service in the local market place paid holidays, uniforms, walls, hardwood flooring, oroval. & atona. 643-9904. financing was in the public 2-1, with commissioners Vin­ dapondobla aorvico. dantlol or commercial. Interconnect companies design Telegraph’s virtual monopoly on U.S. telephone service, will be the winners on the homer steady piece to work with fireplace, appliances, and Robert'E. Jorvis, front. As in the computer field, the interest. It endorsed company cent lacopino and John Nassi- excellent working condi­ It's located In Ansoldl Paintins, Poparhonslns Bullding-Ramodallne 6494291. 7 and install telecommunications Lovlns Mothar will cora , iffl Ma Beil still commands the lion’s share of long-distance estimates that the first reactor . kas in the majority. Commis­ Heights - Dftered In the & Ramovol. Coll 646-5761. Specialist. Additions, oor- 1 C>ta«B9NEA.lK equipment at various businesses. service sector is going to be one of tions end coworkers. for your child In our customers. That may change, however, as consumers would be finished in late 1988 for sioner Lea Aeschliman $90's. Jackson & Jackson homa. Call 4464090. ooes, roofing, siding, kit­ If you don’t use it, don’t These firms act as the interme­ the critical areas of development.” need It and don’t It, Laffler said the entire market is no more than $4.7 billion. Critics dissenting. Real Estate, 647-8400 or Polntlne and Poparhonu- chens, bathrooms, ra- diary between equipment manu­ across the country “vote” on which long-distance service 646-8646. placement why not soli It with a influenced by stiff competition testified that it would cost $6 Meanwhile, construction McKachnIa Elactric — Ine — Exterior and Inta- facturers like Walker Telecom­ they want to use. For that extra ouhet, or to windows/doors. 643-6712. Closslftod Ad? Coll 643- MUSICAL iRS/TRUCKS from foreign manufacturers, espe­ billion to $8 billion and not be moved ahead, with the plant SECURITY rlor. colllne* ropolrod. munications and the end-users. Brand New Llstlngll update your axiatina aar- 2711 to glue* your od. ITEMS R8ALE cially Japan, Korea and Taiwan. finished before 1988. producing its first electricity OFFICERS Raferancoa, fully Inaured. The PUC delayed the actual during a test this fall. Magnificent pork-llke vlca. 24 hour omaroanev Quality work. Martin Quolltv Building — New Through product innovations He said imports account for as WALKER TELECOMMUNICA­ ment, itself is a product of the bond sale pending “ reasonable Project manager William Part time weekend po­ grounds surround this Im­ aarvica. Free astlmofea. Mottaaon, avanlnoa, 649- construction, residential, I ^ H E A T M B / Lloyd's AM /FM stereo 72 Chevy Novo, new front and prudent management, the much as SO percent of the market in maculate 7 Room Ranch. commercial, additions, | 0 0 | | TIONS, which makes business and post-AT&T divestiture. Its stocks assurance” that otherSeabrook Derrickson said streamlining sitions available in Moater, llcanaa and In- 4431. PLUMMNe and 8-trock stereo cor- end, oniy 9,000 miles on the United States. Spacious family room aurod. M 6^17. A port of renovations, a complato trldee player and turnta­ advanced communications equip- are traded over the counter. company has more than doubled owners would go forward. In had brought construction under Manchester. Must be rebuilt englnelwlth paper­ its earnings in the past two years HE SAID HIS company is about 18 years of age, have with new thermo picture L.A. Convaraa. Inc building larvica. 569-6154. ble. Hardly used. Asking work), good condition. August, the company told the control and would help finish the John Dearr Polntlne Con­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ and expects its 198S sales to be to introduce a portable, pocket- reliable transportation windows, aluminum sid­ $85. Coll 647-1560 otter $900. 742-5824 Otter 5pm. PUC it was confident other plant on time and under the ing, fenced yard, applian­ tractor — Cuatom Interior You don’t hove to ba on throom romodoling; In­ higher than its 1984 total of |25.9 Thtra’a aomaono out stallation water hooters, Spm, ask for Len. 'The market has become extremely held telephone that will retail for buyers would pick up shares of latest budget of $4.6 billion. and clean police re­ ces. Drlglnol owners hove work. Very raoaonoble advertising axpart to got million. It now ranks 13th among there who wonta to buy gorbog* disposals; toucot 1972 Ford Gran Torino — about $3,000. utilities that might be forced out The original estimated cost in cord. Apply In person, token excellent core of rotaa, quality work. In­ results In ClasaMtod. Wa'II Upright Plano, Vose & complicated and is governed to a great INC. Magazine's 100 fastest grow­ “ It is the size of two cigarette Monday-Friday 8:30 a. your hewer toola. Find repairs. 6494539. Vlso/M' Good condition. New of the project or that shares of 1972 was less than $1 billion for this home. We’ll show It to that buyer with a low-coat sured and rafarancea. 649- help you word your od. Sons, In good condition. tires. Needs little work. ing companies in the country. packets put together and will m.-4:00 p.m. osterCord accepted. extent by the price structure and product the plant belonging to compan­ two reactors and completion of you today! Jackson & od In Ooaalflad. 643-ini. 3240. 643-2711. $99. 643-2587.0 $99. Coll 6436286.0 “ Most of the growth has come in weigh about 15 ounces. We are ies without financing in place the first by 1979. The second Pinkerton’s Inc. Jackson Real Estate, 647- innovations."' - Howard A. Laffler the last three years since the break waiting for approval from the could beshifted to other owners. reactor has been conditionally 8400 or 646-0646. up of AT&T." he said. “ These 830 Oakwood Ava. Federal Communications Com­ The PUC granted permission to canceled. ■oyjRECREATIDNAL IMI8CELLANEDU8 Walter Telecommunications companies literally have grown mission and we hope to have it on Waat Hartford, C T IB 'IITEM 8 from a cottage industry to a very the market by January.” 827-4177 Iautdm dtw e . EOE HELP WANTED HDME8 R 7 IHDME8 |^2|APARTMENT8 Fo r Sale FDR SALE | £ U fDH8ALE FDR RENT 10 lb. Rubber Bowline Boll, Bog and shoes. S25. Pair Snow Tires and 649-3434.0 wheels 185 x 14. $55. Used Historic Bolton Green — Tim e Tested and proven Is Coventry Lake Water­ imJRDUDAY/ 3,000 mile*. Phone 643- NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Spacious restored antique this elegant Colonial front — Newly renovated, 8840. 8 room Colonial with 7 which shows the pride and furnished one bedroom IDM8EA8DNAL IN BOLTON AREA working fireplaces, chest­ responsive core that pres­ apartment tor maximum Autom otive T v ^ Goodyear Arrive Re­ Bsttsn Lika Araa Button nut floors and o new born I ent owners hove given 2 persons. Available to Toro Snow Master 20, dials P185/70/14. $7 for . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Must be seen! Blanchard this 3 bedroom home with June 15. $550 o month used six times. $75. 643- both. Col 644-2063.O Classified.. ML Sumnir Dr. Aral BiHon & Rossetto Reel Estate, extra large front to bock Includes heat and electric­ 6801. Business Opportunities 22 Store/Oltice Space 44 Household Goods Notices living room/sunroom ity. Lease, S1,100 deposit ICAR8ARUCK8 Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 ft/lisc for Sole Rates For advertisements to be L ik iS L 646-2482. LIOALNOTICe published Monday, the dead­ combination with cozy and references required. IFDR8ALE TOWN 09 ANOOVta Lost/Pound...... 01 Employment Into. 24 Wiisc. for Re’nt 46 Home ond Garden Minimum Charge: Gldar Mill Rd. fireplace, large deck off 742-3022. IA9JHDU8EHDLD Personols...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Tha 3rd quarterly Install­ $3.00 for one day BroekllildSL ' Ballon Richard Rood — Gor­ oppllonced kitchen, IDZIgddDS 1975 Dodge Window Von ment of property taxes on the Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wonted 48 Musical Items P e r W o rd : geous 7 room Ranch In above ground pool, chain Manchester — North End, — With bock seat, 3 speed October 1, 1984 Grand List I* A uctio n s...... 04 E MIddli Tpka. link fence, older area with one bedroom apartment. due and payable January 1, Recreotionoi items 1-2 dovs Read Your Ad one of Manchester's most on column and removable 19M. Alto, the Supplemental Real Estate presteglous oreosl Fam­ charm. $96,900. Century 21 In quiet residential area. Used Refrigerators, Antiques 3-5 days Unlay 8L Woshers, Ranges — bed frame In bock. $900. Motor Vehicle taxes ore due Services Clossitied adyertisemenfs ily room, garage and nice Jockston-Showcose, 646- Near buslines. Utilities on January 1,19S4. Payment* Homes for Sale 31 Tog Soles 6 days Carpantar Rd. Minc.-BoNon Cleon, guaranteed, ports Coll otter 4pm, 742-5824. E Services Ottered are token by telephone os o lot! S121.900. Blanchard & 1316. n o t Included. S400 made otter February 1,19*6 Financial' Condominiums 32 51 Wanted to Ouv 26 doys Blutrldgi Dr. monthly. Coll 646-3158 be­ and service. Low prices. ore sublect to a late charge of Pointing/Papering convenience. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- 1963 T-BIrd — All power, 1'/i% per month on the Hite M ortgaoes...... 11 Lots/Land for Sole 33 52 Minehaotor Home at lost Is what you’ll tween 8om-4:30pm. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 The Manchester Herold is Batti Dr. 2482. Main Street, 643-2171. excellent condition, low Installment from the due Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting 53 soy when you view this 3 dote, or a minimum of S2. Personal Loans...... 12 responsible only for one incor­ mileage, must be seen. Insurance...... 13 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding ' Country Club Living — bedroom colonial that Is Six room apartment for $3,500. Coll 643-2882 PM. Payments may be mode by Resort Property 36 Heating/Plumbing ^ Automotive rect insertion and then only MANCHESTER HERALD In move-in condition, Immediate occupancy, Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ moll or at the Town ONIm Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Deadlines Con be yours this year In trie! freezer. *350. 649- Bulldine which Is open 9:00 Flooring tor the size of the original this new executive home. trees and landscaping ca­ near center, with applian­ 56 Cars Trucks for Sole For classified advertise­ Call NOW 9012. 1967 Mustang, automatic, p.m. to 4:00 pm Monday Income Tox Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles insertion. 647-9946 7 luxurious rooms, 2 fire­ ress the home and odds to ces, no utilities, 2 months 6 cylinder. First $200 takes through Fridov. The Tax Col­ ments to be published Tues­ places, 2’/} baths, central that homey feeling, house escro, $550 per month. lector I* alto In her olllce Rentals Services Wanted Errors which do not lessen Wonder Worm Jenus ... It. Coll 742-8843 otter Employment 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the air conditioning, 2 cor has first floor family Telephone 643-5372. Mondov evenings 7:00 to9:00 Rooms tor Rent 41 Auto Services the value vtt the advertisement wood Burning fireplace 5:30pm. p.m. C garage. A Master Piece I room, fully oppllonced & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the dov Insert by Dunham Lehr Apartments tor Rent 42 Autos for Rent Leose will not be corrected by on |$s$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$tm$s$$$s$ $124,900. Blanchard and kitchen, formal dlnlno Dne and Two bedroom 007-12 before publication. Inc. Used only 2 seasons. 1964 Rambler convertible Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holldoy/Seasonal additional insertion. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- room, flreploced living apartments for rent. Cen­ 61 Misc Automotive Asking S400. Coll 646-4886 In good condition. Asking 2482. room, convenient to shop­ tral location. 649-2871. S1,000. Coll 289-1360. I BESTIII I ping, schools and busing. anytime. Crescent Lace Finders Keepers... Losers Coll Today. $98,900. Cen­ Available January 1. Kino Size Comforter — In weepers! Don't miss out tury 21 Jockston- Modernized, two bed­ Notices brown and beige floral Sew-Simple LOST AND FOUND on this newer listing. This Showcose, 646-1316. room apartment, close to I ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I PART TIME I print. Asking $30. Coll Immaculate home fea­ shopping and bus lines. Sunnvbrook Forms— The $550 o month plus utilities. 643-2116. Emergency? In Monches- tures 7 rooms, 3 bed­ Port Time Inserters Maintenance ^Person — Nurses Aide Certification Drivers - For school I JOB IN TOWN! I name of the street soys It Security and references ter, dial 911 for fire, rooms, o fireplace, tomll y wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask Immediate opening for Training — Manchester buses, good pay, we will oil I A beautifully deco­ required. Coll M r. Boy- Dork Pine Trestle Desk — I LOST AND FOUND ^ police, medical help. mature person with expe­ room, porkllke grounds, 30” X 60-. *75. 6466247.0 for Bob. Manor will be starting o train, port time work, summer house, and tool rated 7 room full dor- less at 643-2101 between rience stripping, waxing Dental Assistant Needed 5 8 certification training pro­ Manchester, 643-2373, Ver­ I ‘ “ hr./ tart $ shed! Original owners mered Cope with first 9om and 4pm. Lost — Mole year old Found — Small brown and butting floors and the — For specialty practice Forberwore Convection Part-time correspondents gram on January 6th, non, 875-2826. hove maintained this floor flreploced family Collie, Lydoll Street area, female Yorkshire mix Employment to cover scholastic sports ability to perform other 1986. Training will be held In Vernon and Glaston­ room, screened In porch, Manchester — Lovely, oven — Like new>. bury office. Experience I No dress code. Casual fun at- | home beautifully I Offered children very sod, please (maybe), 12/22 on Spruce events In the Manchester custodial duties. Ideal op­ from 7om-3pm, Monday Medical Receptionist — at S89.900. Jackson & inground pool and gor- sunny 3 bedroom duplex. Temperature probe. $65. coll 649-0778 otter 4pm. Street. 646-6994. & Education area. Sports knowledge portunity tor seml-retired thru Friday, for o period Fast paced group practice preferred but will train $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ ogel pnly S125,900....We Well-kept residential Coll 643-6541 4pm to 9pm.o mature, capable person. Jackson Real Estate, 647- Reward. essential; newswrltlngex­ person or someone Inter­ of‘ two weeks. Excellent needs o full time person, $ on the phone, we might have a $ 8400 or 6464646. Guarantee our Houses I oreo; close to bus, perience desirable. For ested in supplementing opportunity to learn while preferroblv with compu­ Would like personable In­ Blanchard & Rossetto schools; large yard and Hotpoint Range TOP Dven Lost — Black and white dividual who enjoys peo­ on appointment, coll Len their Income. Full and you earn. Coll Manches­ ter data entry experience. 6 job for you. We offer a guaran- | ^For Pete's Soke.... Don’t Real Estate, 646-2482. garden, oarage, base­ — Bottom cabinet. 646- ple contact. Informal of- lone haired cat, Monday, Auster, sports editor, port time posltlonsovallo- ter Manor, 646-0129 for Coll Mrs. Noonan at 646- let this one get byl Cleon ment, washer-dryer hoo­ 6813 otter 4pm. S7S.o 12/16, Spruce/Oak Street I teed salary with bonuses. Work | HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Manchester Herald, ble. For additional Infor­ additional Information. 0314. f Ic e atmosphere, OS o whistle, 6 room Glostonbury/Monchester kups, fireplace, stove. area. Please call 646-6312. weekdays before 10 o.m., mation, coll Manchester excellent working condi­ I done from our office, four even- ^ Ansoldl built Colonial, Town Line— Many amen­ S650 plus utilities and se­ Seven Triple Track white Manor, 646-0129. 643-2711. Office Work — Full time, tions. Pension, profit tastefully decorated ities Included with this curity. Available January enamel storm windows. figure aptitude, typing, shoring and medical be­ I ings a week and Saturday $ throughout. Cozy eot-ln gorgeous Colonial. 8 plus 1st. Coll 647-1004. Fits Cope Cod Homes. $99. Dishwasher — M/F. Open heavy customer contact nefits available. Coll 871- $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ sized kitchen with ap­ rooms, 4 bedrooms, 7'/2 649-1801.□ Ings for nights and wee­ and other general and Currier for the Savings 0337. pliances. Covered porch baths, gas heat, central PICTURE THIS kends. Good pay. Apply varied office duties. Full Bonk of Manchester, $ 9946, Monday-Thuraday eve- $ leads to o pretty back­ olr, 2 cor garage, brand MI8CELLANEDU8 Steak Club Restaurant, Nurses Aides — Full or benefits program Includ­ 2pm-6pm dolly, Monday Responsible adult needed yard. Offered In the $90's. new family room with Route 83, Vernon. port time positions availa­ ing dental paid. Coll 528- thru Friday, coll 646-5773. to transport cars for repu­ I ings, also Saturday mornings. | cathedral celling. Wrap­ FDR 8ALE 2 Jackson & Jackson Real ■s q IRDMEB ble from 7-3, 3-11 shifts. 1815. table cor dealership. Ex­ Estate, 647-8400 or 646- around deck & lovely, FDR RENT $ EXTRA MONEY $ Coventry — Driver for Certified aides preferred. LDDKING FDR on apart­ cellent driving record o 8646. large, private yard. Very Wedding Bond, Diamond Manchester Herald. Lake Alternate weekends re­ Arbor Acres Form seeks ment? Ba sure to check most. Apply to Steve Car­ tastefully decorated. Engagement Ring, 14K, Manchester — Large tour area, good pay and cor quired. Apply In person full and port time poultry the many vacancies listed ter, Carter Chevrolet Co., Brand New Ustlngllll $167,500. Strono Real Est­ size 6, Price $150. Coll allowance. Call 647-9946. during business hours, form workers. Coll Jim In classified each day. 646-6464. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Delightful 8 room Colon­ ate, 647-7653. bedroom Contemporary 646-6649. With Your Own Part-Time Job. in fine family neighbor­ Rockville Memorial Nurs­ Frocchlo, 633-4681. IN MANCHESTER AREA ial built by U & R. 4 Masseuse; High Income ing Home, 22 South Street, bedrooms, 2Mi baths, spa­ hood. $925 per month. Coll Hedstrom Dok Hill High Joyce, 647-8895. An excellent opportunity for potential. Flexible hours, Rockville, CT. Woodbridga SL 1S-230 cious family room ac­ RDDM8 Choir — Excellent condi­ pleosant working condi­ North Elm SL ■II cented by beautiful field- FDR RENT tion, dork finish, $40. 646- Establish Manchester — 7 room Housewives ancJ Mothers with tions. Contact Mott at Aloxindor 81 Ml stone fireplace. Located 5098. 7 house, centrally located, Cameo Club, 875-9639. Full or Port Time — Canlir 81 487-868 add only In lovely South Windsor Female Dniy — Large Sew-Simple young chiidren bring them General factory work, neighborhood. Very prl- $695 plus utilities. Coll Brown Perego baby Bonanza Steal House of Conlar St 568866 odd onljj room, clean and modern 646-1021. 14 V4CHES morning shift, starts 7om. regular buying vote pretty rear yard. Coll' with kitchen privileges. stroller. $30. Coll 643- ra o v M u n f with you and save on Manchester Is now hiring Port Tim e Help to wrap 649-3900. Lincoln 81 us today tor o showing. 5832.0 PATTBIN day time cooks and dis­ flower bouquets. Will PirfciM 8L III All utilities, on bus line, Offered at $172,500. Jock- coll 647-9813. 5152 babysitting costs. hwashers, no experience train, flexible hours to fit habits with your Rldgemnd 8L III ton & Jackson Real Est­ Women's Full length necessary. S4-6 hourly. your schMule days or ROOiOVOttlSl all ate, 647-8400 or 6468646. leather coot — size 5, 8395 ’ Apply today of 240 evenings. Good Pay. 649- Coventry House — 2 bed- A Crttcent Lace cenierpieoe is SUohnSL 115-175 APARTMENT8 cormel color. Excellent fescinitliH to crochet and use Spencer Street. EOE. 8090. Full or Port Time Typist 15-108 Glastonbury — $115,500. room Ranch, $600 condition. $50. 643-1814.0 8L John 8 L , FDR RENT monthly, security, no on your favorite taUctop. — Must type 50wpm with advertising— 81 Liwrtnco 81 ■II Classy, well-built three No. SI52 has complete accuracy. Other related pets. Coll otter Spm, 74^ A neat and trim cover-up 11-68 bedroom Ranch with flre- 3 Piece Bov's suit. Size 16. dircctkNU for ISdnch doily. PRODUCTION WORKERS office skills o plus, in - EdawndSl ploced living room, slid­ Manchester — Available 8609. $30. Coll 649-5354.0 aprori Tor household chores, 3900. FaIrvlow all Immediately. Dne, two accented with colorful bind­ Ta srisr. isai i m tw t ^ everyday in ers to deck overlooking pattMB, 9*m lat Iw setup Mi III and three bedroom apart­ ing. Sew-simple, too. We have openings in the foiiowing SUM 81 landscaped yard and in- Dental Receptionist — Wool MIddIo Tpko. 410488 ground pool. Wood stove ments. $425, $495, S52S, STDRE and No. 83S6 with Photo- areas: Manchester office. 4 day Namltton Or. ■II featured In wolk-out base­ heat and hot woter In­ END OF YEAR Guide is in Sixes Small, The Heraid. cluded. J.D . Real Estate, DFFKE SPACE Medium end Large. Med­ V week. Experience neces­ MeOMtlDr. ment. Coll tor details, BwtMKB.T.tMSS • Cutter sary. Send resume to Box Cirponiir 8 1 we’d be glad to tell you 646-1980. Metal building ium (12-14). It^ yards 35- M, c/o Manchester morel Sentry Real Estote, Office Space — Excellent clearance. linch. saarsutsa.**" • Packer HonrySl location with ample park­ Herald. r. "The 643-4060^______Deluxe Four Room, two SPECIAL: Dree SH » • Janitor PirkorSL bedroom oportment — ing. 600, 400 a 300 sq. ft. Ttaaaa, nae sus ur ws lectioaa aad a FBBB 22 Hours Per Week Orlando Annum & iS*9 NrpatNisasd • Warehouse WaadhridMSl Manchester — *129,900. fully oppllonced kitchen. office suites ore now Patton Seettoo to tha Community Includes heat and hot available. 649-2W1. Bona, Inc. Salary Plus Gas Allowance • Utility People Edward 8l Tired of renting? Come ALBUM. Jast SalwaySt tee this exceptionally water. SS2S monthly. 649- 644*2427 MMt Ml |I*M Mft ploosont two family lo­ 4003.______Store — Main Street, ^laD-ftms-eii eiliw igy SOUND INTERESTINQ? To apply; please call 646-1737 and ask Cook & Waitress Wanted K a n y k Manchester. 100% locth — ApplyJn person, Luigis Voice cated on 0 quiet tree-lined Z m ^ S S S S S jSwMaMB— You can bo a Horald Area Advisor and handle and for personnel. NarihSL Manchester — 7 room, 3 tion, heat, olr, porklno 8SLRSriJSS?SiS£ supervieo our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - Restaurant, 706 Hartford street. First floor otters Rood. UalMCanrt 'homey' atmosphere or 4 bedroom apartment Included, reosonobte. 649- New FASHION with want a lltUa Indepondonce and your own Income... Since 1881." NarthSehaalSl with lots of oxtro features. In tesldentlol .neighbor­ 5334 or 643-717S. FETS Pheto'GeMe pattenw to Second floor It bright and hood, heat, hot water, all ala* raagM, has a Dishwasher — Immediate garage Included. $650 a Otflco For Rent — Good THIS LOHTION CURRENRY opening, pay negotiable, cheerful, freshly pointed. •geetolGfaeeCeleCellee- month plus socurltv. 649- location, 200 yards from Free pwool**, Austrollon W w eM N * nights & weekends. Apply MANCHESTER iffil^LD For your personal show­ tten ter IsMer atsM; ptea Lob mix. Some with Mim g BONUS CALL 647-9946 or 647-994t \ ing, coll today. Sentry 9227. 649424$. Avollobte Vernon Circle. Coll tor INVOLVED IN A lAMR HSPIITE. In person, Antonio's. 956 Cell HOW 647-0048 details. I7M01S. eve*. Days. *46-30*3. Main Street, Manchester. 643-2711 Real Estate, 6464080. January 1st. Pries... . ttja -utiBagu’ag' M — MANCHESTERa HERALD.H E ^L D . Fnoay.Friday. Dec.uec. ti,W, 19«5 , ______------MANCHESTER SPORTS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Open-door dean Bernie Bentley East icemen get "N ______— returns to class still makes music first win of year REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ... page 3 .. page 11 ... page 15 "Usher In the New Year with a new home by U&R” start your New Year in Visit our newest areas of custom designed homes - “Mountain Farms” a New Home. Check Gardner Street, Manchester aurhrBtrr HrralJi “Rainbow Hills” the Manchester Herald’s ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm Ellington Road, South Windsor “Evans Crossing” Real Estate Page Saturday, Dec. 28, 1985 Single copy; 25$ Avery Street, South Windsor City utilities and sidewalks in each for the best buys Reagan, Gorbachev to televise New Year greetings of our areas. Ask us about our guaranteed sales plan on your By Michael Putzel White House spokesman Larry istry spokesman Vladimir Democratic Republic of extend New Year’s greetings "in Speakes said Voice of America The Associated Press Speakes.. Lomeiko. Afghanistan.” the spirit of good relations," he also will carry Reagan’s address present home. said. at the specified lime. He noted that He said the messages will be The latest move toward a Not since Richard Nixon did it in available in the area! ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE - recorded in advance and made lessening of tensions was disclosed 1972, has an American president 9 p.m. Moscow time is prime time President Reagan will speak to the on the same day that the two Lomeiko said "no technical in the Soviet Union when that available for radio and television talked to the Soviet people on people of the Soviet Union and superpowers traded bitter words details" of the broadcasts had yet country’s main news program 643-2692 broadcast at 1 p.m. E S T — 9 p.m. in television. Reagan addressed the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev about Afghanistan. Friday was the been determined, adding that they normally is broadcast. Moscow. Soviets in a November radio Robert D. Murdock, Realtor will address Americans on Nqowf, sixth anniversary of the Soviet would probably be several minutes REALTY CO. The announcement was. made speech that was broadcast by the Year’s Day in an unprecedented invasion of that country. each. He said the United States could simultaneously in both countries Voice of America. It was heard exchange of greetings, the White In a written statement, Reagan The agreement was a result of a give the Soviets no assurance that Friday. Reporters were told about clearly on some frequencies in House said Friday. accused Moscow of adopting "bar­ U.S. proposal made through diplo­ Gorbachev’s message would be it on A ir Force One as Reagan flew Moscow and Leningrad but was Thinking of Selling your home? The United States and the Soviet baric methods of waging war.” In matic channels during prepara­ carried by the major U.S. televi­ “CLEAN AS A WHISTLE!” to California for the New Year's jammed on others Union have sent written New holiday. He will record the speech Moscow, the news agency Tass tions for the November summit sion networks, which are privately Then you should list with the Year's greetings to one another in in Los Angeles today. accused the United States and its Speakes said both addresses will between the two leaders in Gen­ owned. New Year’s day football * , . v \ / / / : the past, but never broadcast In Moscow, the word came at a allies of unleashing "a bloody be about five minutes loQg. and the eva, Speakes said. The Soviets sent bowl game coverage on the televi­ messages. "We, of course, believe hastily called press conference undeclared war against the people subject is "basically o ^ n ." But a "positive response” in the last sion networks does not begin until ZINSSER AGENCY! 1:30 p.m. U&R this is an important event.” said conducted by Soviet Foreign Min­ and the lawful government of the both leaders are expected to three to four days, he said. 1. We wilt guarantee to advertise your property every day Inwltea you to our newost area of until it is sold. 2. We will enter your home into the Multiple Listing Ser­ Survivor says custom homes. vice for other agencies to show and encourage co­ Budget plan broke sales. “Mountain Farms” 3. We will, if you desire, have an Open House. airport attack GARDNER ST., MANCHESTER 4. We will fully represent your interest from, listing to c l ^ g . leaves deficit Large % acre lots, water, sewers, sidewalks. For fast courteous service call any one of the qualified ‘a massacre’ In excellent condition, this6 room, l'/4 bath, 3bed­ people at the Z IN S S E R A G E N C Y . Call us to discuss your new home. Ask room Colonial is waiting for the right people! about our guarantee plan on your present Stone front, newer Vinyl siding, with attached By Paulo ButturnI garage. Six year old roof, gutters and hot water United Press Infernatlonai above target home. heater. Finished room in nasement. Fireplace Douglas Andaraen Robert Connor Bill Marble John Bengston Kathy Mitchell and bow window in living room. Super house!! David Dunbar Arab terrorists firing assault rifles and hurling David Blackwell Kathy Johnson Thaunia Warkhoven grenades attacked E l A1 Israel Airlines passengers Robert Carlaon Qranam MacDonald Elian ZInaaer Friday in closely timed attacks at crowded airports in $97,900.00 Alan Cathman Holly MacDonald Carl ZIntsar By Helen Thomas week — thanking them for cooper­ Rome and Vienna. At least 16 people were killed, United Press International ating on the drafting of next year’s including two Americans, and 122 were wounded. budget. '^Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s !” "They were carrying out a massacre,” said WASHINGTON - President The memo signified completion Zinsser Agenqr survivor Aniello Guarino of the Arabs who tossed Reagan all but wrapped up his 1687 of the budget except for a lew hand grenades at passengers at Rome’s Leonardo da budget before heading for Califor­ minor details, said 0 M B spokes­ U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE Vinci Airport, then sprayed the terminal with fire 750 Main St., Manchester nia Friday and a top aide reported man Edwin Dale. 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. ,(3 from Soviet- made Kalashnikov automatic rifles at that Reagan has managed to pare Although Reagan was operating 643-2692 m m is , 9: IS a.m. the deficit to “close to $145 billion” for the first time under a law Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD At least 13 people died and 75 were wounded — — still more than the mandatory requiring a predetermined cut in 646-1511 including 11 Americans, one of them seriously — at da limit. the federal deficit, he remained Vinci. White House chief of staff adamant on two points — he Among the dead were three gunmen and two Donald Regan said there were still intends to continue the costly Americans — Natasha Simpson, 11. daughter of "some finishing touches” needed military buildup and will veto any Victor Simpson, an Associated Press correspondent for the first blueprint to be new taxes to increase revenues. in Rome, and John Buonocore, 20, who Italian submitted under the first balanced Under past procedure. Congress authorities said was a U.S. servicemen, but the budget law. had to set a budget ceiling, then Pentagon denied the report. "W e’re close to $145 billion,” he pass specific spending bills, al­ 'J Another victim was found next to a suitcase which said of the deficit. The legal target though it frequently approved held a U.S. passport in the name of Gage Madison. No is $144 billion and aides predicted spending levels exceeding the positive identification of the body was immediately that Reagan would reach that goal. ceiling, subject only to rare made. Under the new Gramm-Rudman presidential veto. WELCOME In an apparently related attack 25 minutes later, law, deficits must be reduced from With Reagan making defense ROAD In the New Year In Ihia 7 room full dormarad three gunmen opened fire with Kalashnikovs and the current level of about $200 and Social Security untouchable, Capa. 1st floor family room, scraanad In porch. threw grenades at E l A1 passengers at Schweehat and interest payments on the $2 Gorgeous 7 room Ranch In one of Manchester's Inground pool and garagal billion. If Congress fails to or most pretteglous areasi Family room, garage Airport in Vienna. At least three people, includingone trillion national debt sacrosanct, Real Estate FINDERS KEEPERS... “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...846-2482 refuses to do so, the president can 647-8400 Losers weepers! Don't miss out on this newer listing. and nice loll $121,900 . terrorist, died and at least 47 were injured. order cuts himself. the cuts will have to come from This immaculate home features 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...648-2482 Police in Rome and Vienna said they believed all of "We’re in the process of finaliz­ about 40 percent of the budget and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! a fireplace, family room, parklike grounds, summer the terrorists in both attacks were either killed or ing the budget,” said deputy press could result in eliminating Am - house, and tool shed! Original owners have arrested. One suspect arrested in Rome would only secretary Albert Brashear. "We trak, decreasing National Insti­ maintained this home beautifully! Offered at $89,900. tell police, " I am a Palestinian fighter.” have said all along we intend to use tutes of Health research and the In a telephone call to the SER radio network in those deficit figures” specified in sale of lucrative government agen­ Malaga, Spain, a man saying he represented a the law. It will be submitted to cies such as the Federal Housing Palestine Liberation Organization breakaway faction Congress on Feb. 3. Administration. headed by terrorist Abu Nidal claimed responsibility The word from the White House for the attacks. and the Office of Management and "This call is to claim the attacks in Rome and Budget is that this year depart­ cowmiv CLUB UVNW Vienna in the name of our organization," the caller ment and agency heads were Fishermen MSTORK lOLTON SHEEN Can be yours this year in this new executive said. He mentioned Nidal’s name but did not use the "unusually placid" and did not put home. 7 luxurious rooms, 2 fireplacaa, 216 baths, Spacious restored antique 8 room Colonial with formal name of his group, the Arab Revolutionary up the fight that is expected when 7 working (Iraplacaa, cheatnut floors and a new central A/C, 2 car garage - A MASTER PIECEI $124,900 Brigades. appeals against cuts are made. strike port bami Muat be aaeni In 1974, Nidal broke with Yasser Arafat, claiming “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES"...646-2482 “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES“...646-2482 An administration official who BRAND NEW LISTING!!! the PLO chief was too moderate. Nidal’s Libyan- asked not to be named said the backed group claimed responsibility for an EgyptAir N EW B E D FO R D , Mass. (U P I) FOR PETE’S SAKE... Delightful 8 room Colonial built by U&R. 4 bedrooms, budget-making process within the hijacking in Malta in November and for a string of — Striking fishermen set up picket 2Vi baths, spacious family room accented by beautiful “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” White House and Cabinet depart­ Don*! letthiaonegel by! Clean as a whistle, 6 room An- other terrorist attacks throughout Europe. lines on the waterfront of New soldi built Colonial, tastefully decorated throughout. fieldstone fireplace. Ixicated in lovely South Windsor ments occurred with "inordinate Later, an anonymous caller with a foreign accent England’s richest fishing port Cosy eat-in sited kitchen with appliances. Covered neighborhood. Very private pretty rear yard. Call us Blanchard & Rosseito calm” compared to past years. Friday asa bitter dispute with boat porch leads to a pretty backyard. Offered in the $90's. today for a showing. Offeren at $172,500. €S) claimed responsibility for the attacks in a telephone The official said Cabinet offic­ 646-2482 COMMEItpAL CmOIT call to the Milan bureau of the Italian news agency owners escalated over how to nNANCMLNnWDItK UP! photo ers, under strict orders to make divide catches and hire crews. Don Jackson, Rose Viola Jackson. Bob Kiernan, Anne Ddremus, Chris Corcoran, Rich Bialeck REAL ESTATE 199 Watt Caaltr St. catatr af McKsa S t Saalar GHIisas DitcaaaU ANSA. substantial cuts in the budgets, Area fish processors handled one " It was us who did the attack because you hold our President Reagan and the first lady wave as they prepare to board Air made “ very few appeals” to captain prisoner,” the caller said. “ If you do not catch, hut union spokesmen said Force One Friday for a New Year’s trip to California. During the day, the Reagan for more money — "no they would tolerate no more liberate him, there will be more attacks in every part more than the number that you can — Rome, Milan and Turin.” White House condemned terrorist attacks on two airports in Europe. without demonstrations. count on one hand.” "We're not prone ti^iolence but Ontuij^ uj) thr Reagan issued a two-paragraph I can’t say what individuals will memo to Cabinet officers and do,” said Jack Caffey, vice presi- pliniU' ami call department heads — few of whom were at work during the holiday Please turn to page 10 lACKSTONSHOWCASE () l()-1 :i!() Zinsser predicts town iiabiiity iimits By George Loyng Friday. and towns are having a difficult were injured," Zinsser said. “ But Herald Reporter The Legislature "w ill be forced time obtaining liability insurance when you start to give $1 million SUSTONBURY $115,500 to do it," Zinsser said during a because of recent court rulings dollar awards, everybody's premi­ TODAY’S HERALD Classy, wall-built three bedroom Ranch with firaplaced llvinp room, meeting with town leaders from that have awarded large damage ums will go up." ■Hdars to dack over looking landscaped yard and inground po o l Wood B O LTO N — A bill limiting the TImo Toetod Bolton, Glastonbury and Columbia claims to individuals suing munici­ Zinsser said a recent U.S. •lova featured In walk-out baaamant. Cail for dataila, we'd be glad to tell and proven la this elegant Col- amount of money a town's insu­ you moral ^ ___ _ 643-4060 rance company can be required to at Community Hall. “Government palities. He said he did not know Supreme Court ruling upheld a never acts until a crisis is here.” what the liability limit should be, California law that limited a 2 2 2 ? praaant pay in a damage suit will be passed Militias to sign pact Index owners have ghwn this 3 bad- during the upcoming session of the The Legislature will convene in a b u t argued it should be town’s liability. Lebanon’s three main rival joom home with extra lama Legislature, State Senator Carl short session Feb. 5. "reasonable." 20 pages, 2 sacllons Please turn to page 10 front to ba^ living room/au^ Zinsser, R-Manchester, predicted Zinsser said Connecticut cities ‘T v e got empathy for those who militias Friday began final prepa­ room cotnbinatlon with cozy rations to sign a Syrian-inspired " r o p ^ , laiiga dock off a p ^ plan aimed at ending 10 years of Mfuid kttch#n, abovo ore—iround * Arivira 19 ^ 1 . chain link fence, oldw civil war despite last-minute ob­ 1B-1Q area jections from hard-line critics. with charm. O ’Neili little chance for tax cuts P.nmire n $98,900. Story on page 4. IWtlVMIMICH 5129,900 A Nbw Ho im For Tho Now Year Pnnnartiriit a in TIrad of renting? Com a asa this exceptionally pleasant two family start your year off right In this apacious four bedroom Colo­ HARTFORD. Conn. (AP) — expenses just to stay even. So to up again in '87 or '88, people don’t O ’Neill said his budget chief. Fnr.iifi It loealad on a quiet traa-llnad atraal. First floor offers “homey" nial situated on a beautifully landscaped lot in the Forest Gov. William A. O'Neill says he talk about tax cut now is really really want that. So, I would hope Anthony V. Milano, is now "look­ 1 nral nouue a Mnoaphara with Iota of extra faatursa. Second floor it bright and Homo At Loot we can maintain the tax structure ing at the whole picture’ ’ as he puts chaafM freshly painted. For your paraonal ahowlng, calf today. Hills section of Manchester, ^ m e of its fine features include hopes taxes can be cut again premature,’’ O'Neill said.. 1 nttary 2 la artist you'll say whan you view During the 1985 session, taxes where it is without any increases.” together the administration’s 1986- 64S-4060 a private wooded back yard, a firaplaced family room and a this 3 badroom Colonial t|Ml Is during the 19S6 legislative session, nhitiiArlAe to first floor laundry area. Call today for an appointment to see In movo-in condition, trsaa and but says it’s too early to predict were slashed by more than $155 Preliminary budget figures re­ 87 budget. Skies will be sunny today and Opininn « FREE MARKET EVALUATION this fine home. Offered at $138,900. ••wfa^VPlno caraaa the home what will happen because much million. leased in' November showed that Budget officials earlier pre­ highs will be near freezing. Winds PoAnlA 2 and a m to ttiat homey taallng, depends on federal spending plans. “ It’s nice to talk about tax cuu in simply to maintain the current dicted a $65.2 million surplus this will be west at 10 to 15 mph. Tonight ftpnrte 1.6.17 h o ^ has 1st floor famHy room, "We know that federal legisla- an election year,” the governor level of services during the 1986-87 fiscal year. But some now say that will be clear with lows 10 to 15. 7.B Joyce G. Epsteln> -^ ^ ‘r fully appllanoad kltchan, formal - tion that’s Just been passed is going continued. “ However, if It’s going fiscal year, the state budget would only a modest, if any, surplus can dining room, flraplacad living Sunday will be partly sunny with 4 to have a roller-coaster effect so have to increase by 7.6 percent, or 11 /WnriH room, convanlant to ahopping, : to hurt the states. We know that h i^ s 30 to 35. See page 2 for 9 IMML ESTATE SERVICES Real Estate, 647~889S •choota and^bwUny. Call today. ' we’re going to have increased that you’re cutting in ’86 only to go $333 million. Please turn to page lO details. W eath er i.— 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL OeTS ATTENTION ® V _

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