20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, March 31, 1984

BUSINESS Marvin Gaya’s father Private coalition plans Math team charged with murder waste cleanup program leads state Decisions on housing piague the elderiy .. page 4 page 20 ... page 10

The newspapers and magazines these days are so But the bright side is that the variety of resources to house: the stairs, kitchens and bathrooms. loaded with ads (or both new and already help the elderly solve these dilemmas is increasing — For a free phone consultation, you call the centerm well-developed retirement communities that you and is to some extent keeping pace with the huge Washington. D.C. (202) 466-6896 or you can request tte- might conclude that our nation's elderly plan to pack Your growth of our population age 65 and over'. publications list of the Barrier-Free Environment by. w writing Suite 700, 1015 15th St., N.W., Washington,* up and move the day after retirement begins. • Several states and localities have reduced Not so. An overwhelming “ 70 percent of Americans Money's property taxes or created a sliding scale of D.C. 20005. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped,, Sunny today; Manchester, Conn, age 65 and over will die at the same address where abatements for the elderly on limited incomes. Local business-size envelope. ' they celebrated their 65th birthday,” says Leo Worth tax assessors will know whether yours is such a Based on your queries, the staff can d evi» a warm Tuesday Monday, April'2, 1984 customized information packet for you, says John Baldwin, housing coordinator of the American Sylvia Porter community. — See page 2 Single copy: 254 Association of Retired Persons. And the problem for • Low-interest loan programs are being designed to P.S. Salmon, technical director for the center. most elderly is not where to move but how to make help the elderly pay for home improvements. The debt Cost for the packets depends on the items included.. Individual bulletins cost about $2.50. The average ifflanrhpstpr H m lJi their current homes safer and more accessible. usually does not fall due until sale of the house or Even when it doesn't make financial sense to stay death. An unfortunate aspect is that some of the states invoice runs'to $10 — but Saimen says the cost will be- put, the presence of family, friends, familiar efficiency and barrier-free environments in mind. that have established these programs allocate such waived for those who can’t afford to pay. The center' surroundings and community facilities persuade Quite the contrary. Housing was constructed to limited funds that, says Baldwin, unless you apply also will provide names of local experts who can visit; many, of the elderly to remain where they are. appeal to the most vigorous element of society — early in a new year, you’lijniss out on the money. your home and suggest improvements. If you can’t, Obviously, too, it's not easy to find acceptable young families with small and extremely active • Home improvements for the elderly often involve afford the fee, you won't be charged. ! replacements at affordable prices. children. modifying existing fixtures, structures and applian­ Income tax guide available New York Older residents in older homes are up against a Today, those children have grown up and dispersed. ces to make them safer and easier to use. The National High court distinct set of problems, however. But Mom and Dad still have to heat the big house, Center for a Barrier-Free Environment, a non-profit “Sylvia Porter’s 1984 Income Tax Book," her; The average age of “ living units" in our country— climb the stairs, maneuver around the kitchen and organization, provides educational materials, infor­ comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now_ campaign apartments and houses — is 27 years, notes Baldwin. maintain the grounds. mation on products and deyices that make the home available through her column. Send $4.94 plus $1 for' Moreover, of properties 27 years old and older, almost Frequently, families delay far too long before more accessible and a network of technical assistants mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income 60 percent are occupied by people 65 and over. tackling the issue of moving or staying put, and if the who will give the elderly and/or disabled on-slte help Tax Book,” in care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Try to recal I the kinds o (buildings that were erected Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks takes case on a brawl decision is to stay put, making the kinds of in making houses safer. three decades ago. Few were designed with energy improvements that keep a home a safe haven. The elderly have three main areas of coqcem in the payable to Universal Press Syndicate. By Laurence McQuillan United Press International Lydall’s sale New Factory Orders Auto parts and convenience foods silent prayer NEW YORK - Making their pitches at churches, a toxic waste Seasonally adjusted dump and jogging trails, the three in billions of dollars By Elizabeth Olson At the same time it agreed to Democratic presidential contend­ require different retaii expertise United Press International hear the moment of silence ques­ of division is ers are wooing voters on the eve of $ 190.9 tion, the court rejected an appeal the New York primary, a show­ 2 WASHINGTON - The Supreme by the Mobile, Ala,, county school $190 ------DALLAS (U PI) - Southland for the full year, we are encour­ never will be heavily represented down that has turned into a Court agreed today to decide board to consider whether teacher- Corp., the 7-Eleven convenience aged ... and expect a solid in the sparsely populated states. political brawl. whether the Constitution allows a new strategy UP 0.7% store giant, discovered retailing perform anw in 1984," Southland’s Wooten’s management team led school prayer — banned 22 Today is the last full day for “ moment of silence” for quiet years ago from public classrooms expertise is not necessarily quarterly report said. has other ambitious ideas for campaigning before balloting beg­ in February prayer or meditation in public — is constitutional. interchangeable. Southland learned some great Chief. ins for the 252 national convention classrooms. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of In 1979 the company bought differences exist between retailing "W e’re going to revolutionize the delegates at stake. Walter Mon- 180- The mere fact that the justices Appeals in Atlanta ruled Alaba­ By Kathy Garmus Chief Auto Parts — which at the food, soft drinks and magazines in auto parts business,” he said. dale. Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson agreed to review the matter gave Herald Reporter time had 119 stores in California — a convenience store and thousands Chief has opened three new- ma’s prayer laws unconstitutional. all had marathon campaign sche­ hope to school prayer advocates, The court said the moment of and almost immediately started of specific parts in an auto suply generation stores in which custom dules aimed at luring undecided HARTFORD — The sale of its Superior Ball who have been lobbying in Con­ silence statute unconstitutionally losing money on the venture. outlet. mers serve themselves. Products Democrats to their camps. Division illustrates Lydall Inc.'s strategy to acquire gress to make prayer a part of the But now, after installation of a One major difference is in are clearly organized and dis­ advanced religion. The latest ABOWashington Post and build weak companies and "cut the cord" when 170 school day. “ We do not Imply that simple new management headed by Bill inventory. Convenience stores played in clean, bright areas with poll gave Mondale 41 percent the injection of money no longer contributes to their Last month the Senate defeated meditation or silence is barred M. Wootton, regional vice presi­ turn over therr inventories rapidly. wide aisles. support among New York Demo­ success, Lydall President Millard H. P'ryor Jr. told a constitutional amendment to from the public schools: we hold dent, the com er has been turned An auto parts store must stock "Our employees aren't hiding crats likely to vote, against 30 the Hartford Stockbrokers Club at a luncheon at the allow school prayer, despite ef­ that the state cannot participate in and Chief is contributing operating huge inventories and some items behind the counters" in the new percent for Hart and 22 percent for Hartford Club Friday. forts by President Reagan, who the advancement of religious ac­ U P I p h o to profits to the overall Southland are not fast moving. stores, Wootton said. “ They’re out Jesse Jackson. "This puts us in a position to recycle the proceeds has put the issue near the top of his tivities through any guise, includ­ 160 treasury. Wootton was asked what South­ roaming the aisles to help people The poll was based on interviews into new opportunities where we can again build up re-election agenda. ing teacher-led meditation," the Border guards tug at a suspect the three assailants was killed and 48 Wootton is somewhat reluctant land did wrong during its money­ find what they need. with 326 people statewide, from values,” said the president of the Manchester-based The administration urged the court noted. following a Palestinian grenade attack passersby. were wounded in the mid­ to discuss details of Southland’s losing phase with Chief. Eventually, Chief will convert its Friday through Sunday evening, manufacturer of fiber, metal and plastic products. court to take up the question, learning experience at Chief. But "Everything,” he replied. in downtown Jerusalem today. One of morning attack. who said they are certain to vote “ We are selling Superior in order to recycle the value entire chain to the self-serve arguing that “ permitting children That ruling reversed a decision in response to a reporter's ques­ “ Store locations, people selection, concept. and has a 6 percent margin of we have created back into cash so that we can invest in to maintain a moment of silence by U.S. District Judge W, Brevard 150 tioning he acknowledged, "It management, product selection, In another innovation, some error. other companies where we hope to have a similar presents no threat” to the (in stitu ­ Hand, who triggered a nationwide JFMAMJJASONDJF wasn't losing money when we pricing, the whole gamut. We have “ We are going to have a showing level of success." Chief stores stay open 24 hours a tion’s bar against state aid to uprodr when he ruled that the 1983 '84 bought it.” absolutely revamped everything day, seven days a week. in New York this Tuesday that Superior, once a $1.3 million-a-year a loser, in 12 religion. Supreme Court erred in consist­ Palestinian suspect is killed Southland said Chief lost $8.2 from top to bottom.” could shock the nation." a gleeful years became Lydall's most profitable division, Wootton also is dropping the The issue before the justices, ently finding school prayer million in 1981 and $5.4 million in Since acquiring Chief, Southland Jackson predicted Sunday after Pryor said. New orders for factory products grew Chief name from items sold in the. however, is not state-sponsored unconstitutional. 1982. In the third quarter of 1983 — has expanded the chain to 300 emerging from a housing project Lydall announced this week that it intends to sell 0.7 percent in February, helped by a store. prayer, which the Supreme Court Alabama Gov. George Wallace two years after Wootton’s team stores in five states — Arizona, in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section Superior to Hoover Universal Inc. for a cash price of banned in 1962, but the validity of a and the Mobile County, Ala., school A strong surge in orders for “big-ticket” California, Nevada, Oklahomaand after bomb rocks Jerusalem of Brooklyn. took control — Southland reported “ We still will have control label about $16 million, a 110 percent increase over the minute of silence — during which board appealed to the Supreme Chief had turned in its first Texas. Wootton has long-range products made just for us,” he "The media tried to make this a company's original investment. The sale should items, the Commerce Department said students can pray, meditate or Court, arguing that the founding profitable quarter of the year. plans to make Chief a national said. “ But the label will carry By Anan SafadI were in serious condition. At least (Ayatollah) Khomeini in Iran, that two man race between Hart and result in a gain of about $2 a share, Pryor said. Friday. reflect. fathers did not intend to banish all "While Chief may not breakeven chain, although he says it probably another name, not Chief. religious exercises from public United Press International eight were treated on the scene by we will know during the next Mondale. We cannot be wished By the end of this year, the sale should also provide The Justices will hear arguments mobile units, police said. hours.” aw ay," he said, enroute to the first up to $17 or $18 million and an additional $15 million in life. this fail by the state of Alabama JERUSALEM — Terroristo fir­ Two groups — the Democratic Pinchas Stern, 65, owner of a of four churches he visited. added borrowing power with which to make further "To silence voluntary prayer is and the Mobile County, Ala., school ing a submachine gun and tossing Front for the Liberation of Pales­ camera shop, told United Press In the crucial battle for conven­ acquisitions. Pryor said. Japanese advisers board appealing a lower court to silence free speech,” they said. They also argued that school grenades attacked crowds in Jer­ tine and the Abu Nidal, both International that the attack began tion delegates, the latest United Superior, which is located in Hartford and ruling that struck down its law usalem’s main intersection today, radical splinter groups of the at 9:55 a.m local time when a Press International count gives Washington. Ind.. produces non-precision and semi­ ndlot? allowing a minute of silence. prayer is necessary to “ encourage P just rubber-stamps morality among the younger gen­ wounding at least 48 people, police Palestine Liberation Organization young man in a blue sweater pulled Mondale 728 of the 1,96^ delegates' precision balls in a variety of materials. It had sales of to 8» Alabama is one of 23 states that and witnesses said. One of the — claimed responsibility for the out a submachine gun and began needed for nomination, while Hart $18.4 million last year, which accounted for 16.3 allow a moment of silence in the eration” and noted the court's NEW YO RK (U P I) — Americans soon may be school prayer decisions ‘‘have gunmen was killed by a bystander. attack. firing at random into crowds on has 440 and Jackson 101. There are percent of Lydall's total 1983 sales of $112 million. The sitting on Japanese government advisory councils, public schools. Two other suspects were cap­ Abu Nidal, considered responsi­ King George Street less than 20 325 uncommitted. division contributed 30 percent of Lydall's total fanned the flames of religious but they probably will be disappointed by the . _ A jot'"*’®'' tured and a fourth was sought, ble for a series of attacks on yards from Jaffa Street, Jerusa- Mondale and Hart slugged it out operating income last yeal* of $8.3 million. factionalism." experience, a noted Japanese economist says. police said. moderate Palestinian leaders, lem’s main downtown again during an hour-long tele­ However, the division has not grown much in recent The planned participation of U.S. representatives The justices also agreed to The attack was the third serious called Israel Radio to claim intersection. vised debate that was broadcast years and "its particular product lines are such that on Japanese advisory bodies will be “ meaningless," Inside Today decide whether the government terrorist incident in Jerusalem in responsibility. Across the street, another young Sunday in New York City, while we have found it hard to add on related products,” said Yukitsugu Nakagawa in a recent interview. must give a eputed New Jersey four months and Israeli Prim e The DFLP statement was re­ man started throwing grenades, Jackson testily objected to what he' Pryor said. kjii- -n;! Nakagawa is president of the Nomura Research -• I »nrt 1. 20 pages, 2 sections mobster documents pertaining to Minister Yitzhak Shamir told ported by the Kuwaiti news agency striking a bus and injuring pas­ said were his rivals’ attempts to Superior was projected-to generate less than 25 Institute, Japan’s most influential think tank...... its investigations of him. Israel Radio the suspects would be from Damascus. sengers, Stern said. exclude him. percent of Lydall's profits this year, he said...... 17 Japan recently agreed to allow U.S. representatives Advice ...... But they refused to aid author "dealt with severely.” Police Minister Yosef Burg told Terrified people poured out of The debate on WNBC began with This year has been a seller's market, he said, and B u tin eu ...... 20 to participate in its advisory bodies on industrial C Im tIfltd ...... 18-19 Emma Lee Paul in her copyright One of the gunmen was wounded the American Jewish Congress stores into the street, some shout­ little rancor, butsoonshiftedgears the time was right to sell the division. The sale policy, as a concession to U.S. criticism of Japanese *.■*« 10' ol •> ...... 8 infringement suit against Alex seriously when an angry bystander that authorities would know in ing “ Kill them, kill them," said as Mondale and Hart resumed a requires the approval ,of the Federal Trade Com ics...... trade practices. Entertainment...... 17 Haley, author of "R oots," the epic snatched an M-16 rifle from a "hours" who were responsible for Shoshana Cohen, 49. feud that has been brewing for Commission and the Justice Department. Pryor said "The Americans misunderstand (when they Thii tWS. F'®"' tom. Lottery...... 2 novel detailing the history of a reserve Israeli soldier and shot the the attack. " I t ’s a miracle that no one was weeks. he expected the sale to be completed in about 30 days...... 10 ■ presume) such commissions have power enough to Obituaries...... black American family. terrorist, a witness said. Police "W ho this group is, if it’s a killed,” Ms. Cohen said. "H e shot Mondale objected to Hart televi­ If it is approved, the sale should have little Opinion...... 6 influence Japan's policy making. Their role is just to nn* In other action, the court handed conflrmed the suspect died but it 'Syrian group or a Palestinian like a wild man." sion ads “ accusing me of wanting immediate impact on Lydall, Pryor said, because Peopletalk ...... 2 approve documents prepared by bureaucrats," said ...... 11-14 down a 9-0 decision bolstering the was not clear whether he died group — the three people who did A civilian, Shlomo Nechama, to kill people in Central Am erica.” revenue from the sale probably will not be invested (or ,y,tC8l 1 Sports...... Nakagawa. Television...... 8 federal government’s power to immediately or in police custody. this morning what they did — or about 30, grabbed a rifle from a " I think it is negative, it is several years. When it is invested, it will not likely riNAU-V. The advisory bodies consist of leading figures from W eather...... 2 investigate charges of job bias At least 40 injured people were people that are under the organiza­ reservist standing on the sidewalk personal, it is inaccurate, and it have an immediate positive impact, he said. business, labor and academic circles. against businesses. taken to hospitals and two of them tional and ideological influence of and shot one of the assailants. raises concerns that are totally "W e know from our experience that the investment s •O'*’ . lor •••••••••••••••••••••• Which of such bodies will be opened to American '“'r unjustified,” Mondale said. of these proceeds in such companies will not, in all representatives has not yet been decided. But the Hart claimed Mondale is lashing likelihood, have a positive impact on Lydall's income ^ »,ll. tottt w p**' United States is obviously interested in the Industrial out only because he no longer has a statement for some tim e," he said. "Obviously, this Structure Council, which belongs to the Ministry of clear shot at' the Democratic involves risk because we tend to look for undervalued the iM**'** International Trade and Industry. Victims' requests Illustrate nomination, companies which typically are not performing well.” Budget h irin g tonight U.S. representatives will find the Japanese Jackson, who tended to serve as Lydall's first divestiture reflecting its new strategy ■ — . advisory councils simply are rubber-stamping peacemaker during the exchange, was the sale last year of its Federal Package Division, Manchester citizens will have their chance to express' bodies, Nakagawa said. When they discover they are ;,.kh.n w !I“ Tti cut off the bickering over Central which was sold (or a price 100percent overbook value. their opinions on the budget for the next fiscal year, when not the powerful agencies they presumed, he said, the wounds left after crimes America. Pryor said. the Board of Directors holds a public hearing in the Americans may believe they have been tricked. "I have a Central American Initial losses in newly acquired businesses should be ttr«» "pr.tovit "W hat I fear is that they might harbor suspicion auditorium at Waddell School tonight beginning at 8. position also," Jackson said. “ I offset by growth in other businesses, he said. By Mark A. Dupuis grantee) a maximum award. the first year, 80 people applied, in that Japan has shifted its decision-making process on General Manager Robert B. Weiss has recommended a want to be tolerated, I want to be Pryor said Lydall's strategy can succeed because of iP«' United Press Internatlanal Award $10,000," one entry says. the second, 230, in tMe third, 440, industrial policy to informal, under-the-table discus­ (^neral Fund budget of $42,027,434, which will require an respected and I want to be heard." its operating philosophy, the quality of its employees " A 32-year-old Ansonia man was and last year, in the fifth year of sion only among Japanese following their participa­ Later, Hart took his run for the and its financial capability. HARTFORD — A Hartford man found murdered in a Derby park­ operation, 630 applications were increase of 3.31 mills in the tax rate, to a new rate of 44.20 tion," he added. White House to Central Park, Too many companies rely on failed managerial was shot in a local bar, rendered a ing lot. He left a surviving wifeand received. mUIs. telling hundreds of joggers that concepts of the past, he said. ,0« * - quadraplegic and will have to be two minor children. He had a Claims are thoroughly investi­ He has also recommended a budget for water service that "this country’s health is at stake” As an example of its efforts, Pryor cited the institutionalized for life. His medi­ demonstrated earning capacity. gated, Heafey said, by a staff of will call for a rate hike of 65 percent, and a sewer budget that in the presidential election. company's plans to spend over $1 million in three cal bills totaled at least $60,000. Award $10,000,” another says. nine, made up primarily of Univer­ W estow ii ^^Pt}armacy will call for a rate hike o f 55 percent. "Our economic health, our years to train its employees in statistical quality An 82-year-old woman was Last year, the Criminal Injuries sity of Connecticut Law School. For the Town of Manchester Fire District, he health a round the world, the health control techniques, he said. beaten and sexually assaulted in Compensation Board received 630 The actual compensation board recommends a budget that will require an increase iii the and survival of all mankind to " I f we succeed, these efforts will put us squarely in her New Haven home. She suffered applications from crime victims,’ which decides awards, meets 445 HARTFORD RD. prevent and reverse a nuclear a position to meet competitors in the future." he said. heart and other complications and, evaluated a total of 691 cases and evenings and handles claims tax rate from 5.79 mills to 6.19 mills. 643-5230 We Want Your Memories! concluded 583 by year’s end. It arms race and the literal physical after the crime, she was forced to individually. The Board of Directors hopes to adopt a budget on April 30. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK sell her home and she required made awards totaling more than Compensation includes out-of- It is holding workshops on the budget. health of ourselves and future generations” are at stake, Hart daily care. $1.3 million. pocket medical expenses paid by a 2 MUNSON They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers... L said. CANDIES «••••<* The crimes are two of the 630 The board decided cases in 1983 victim, lost wages and other S/ia/e energy stalled cases heard last year by the state’s involving crimes in more than 90 of expenses, including items such as CMO aim h«f»l Alto wo oro 0 U t aool Offlot tulMtotlon. Criminal Injuries Compensation the state's 109 cities and towns. The broken glasses. Awards can be as SALT LAKE CITY (U PI) — The vast shale deposits most, 138, involved crimes in of the mountainous West have become a dry hole for Board and listed in the agency’s high as $10,000, the average in 1983 Hartford, 62 involved crimes com­ Mother may face death sentence the oil industry. Spocial Savings latest annual report to the was $2,160. —It's Easy— Here’s How— Legislature. mitted in Bridgeport and 44 The board also has been success­ When Congress created the U.S. Synfuels Corp. and on / involved crimes in New Haven. ful in compromising medical costs MILTON, Fla. (UPI) - A Saturday of poisoning and drown­ murder, the jury found Ms. Bu­ primed it with $15 billion four years ago, hundreds of The report of the board’s work in Richard Healey, administrator woman, described as a "black ing her 19-year-old son. Michael, enoano guilty of grand larceny for thousands of'barrels of oil were oozing from the Rocky lyloiM ^ Extra Strongth Capsulos 1983 is, to say the least, one of the with hospitals and others, Heafy Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... widow that fed on her young," will on a 1980 canoe trip. The prosecu­ bilking insurance companies out of Mountain shale. grimmer of the many reports that for the board, estimated that based said, but the maximum award does on state police statistics the 630 be sentenced today to either life in tor said the paralyzed son, who $108,000 she collected on policies on Of the estimated 900 billion barrels of recoverable I ” ~wFth thlsCoupm cross a legislator’s desk every not cover all expenses incurred by Write down your recollections of Manchester Iona applications last year represented some victims. prison or death in the electric chair wore metal leg braces, was pushed Michael’s life. oil from shale deposits in the world, two-thirds are year. about 10 percent of the people who for drowning her paralyzed son to overboard without a life jacket. Gentry, 37, wds injured seriously believed to lie in the Green River formation of eastern ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down ■ For 49 pages, the report goes on He said he expected the state to collect his life insurance. While the jury deliberated that when a dynamite bomb exploded Utah and western Colorado. SAVE with one-paragraph summaries of might have been eligible for hike the limit in the future, but no compensation. Judi Buenoano, 40, Gulf Breeze, case, police arrested Ms. Bu­ as he started his carin a restaurant But the dreams of man-made gushers have been Mam Street. Describe the day the circus came to town crimes and the toll on the victims request has been made yet. “ Many ] y e / ,, our regular also has been charged with trying enoano and another son, James, 17, parking lot in Pensacola, punctured. applying for compensation from “ Ten percent is not bad for a states had higher limits and they Fla., # w \ o f f low price of $3.99 or the boys went off to war. the board, which was created by program that's five years old, but to kill her fiance with a car bomb. on charges of planting a bomb last after a dinner date with Ms. EneTgy giants that jumped iijto oil shale in the late ended up going broke,” Heafey the 1983 Legislature and began we’re trying to expand on that,” said. Judge George Lowrey will sent­ summer in a car owned by James Buenoano. 1970s have bailed out. Projects expected to produce a Photos will be returned but submissions cannot operation in 1979. Heafey said, adding the board is ence Ms. Buenoano at the conclu­ Gentry, Ms. Buenoano’s fiance. A spokesman (or the U.S. Bureau new domestic energy source have either been put on Tylenol The program compensates not There are no names of victims or working to make people aware of sion o f a hearing scheduled for 10 Ms. Buenoano also is suspected of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearm s hold or scrapped altogether. only state residents, but victims of Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two assailants and the summaries of its program. “ We speak to anyb­ a.m. EST. — but not charged — in the deaths in Pensacola, Fla. said evidence Geokinetics, Iiil^., Salt Lake City, is the only crimes in Connecticut who live in the cases are concise. Despite that ody who will listen to us," he said. Prosecutor Russell Edgar said of her husband in Orlando, Fla., in indicates Ms. Buenoano and producer of shale oil in the nation — despite the Extra Strang and a half typed pages or less. other states with reciprocal com­ brevity, the report brings across The board makes awards from a the state will agree to a life 1971 and her common law husband James concocted a scheme to kill federal government's $15 billion commitment and the pensation agreements. the grim nature of crime and the fund financed by a $20 levy charge sentence because “ I know and am in Trinidad, Colo., in 1978. Gentry and collect $530,000 In life involvement o f giants like Union, Exxon, Sohio, Gulf Capsules iro, Editor, Box board's work. on people convicted of felony confident that she will be executed insurance. and Phillips Petroleum. “We encou^e it with any Michael Buenoano, Gentry and 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. "The victim, a 66-year-old inde­ offenses and a $15 levy on people states," he said, adding that of the somewhere else.” He described the two husbands all had large life The prosecutor said in an emo­ It pumps out 300 barrels a day — (arshort of Synfuel 30’t pendent cab driver, was shot­ convicted of misdemeanors or 38 states with victim compensation the tall, slender mother of three a insurance polices that n a m ^ Ms. tional summation that she began Corp.’s projection of 500,000 barrels a day by 1987 — u pllM 4/7/84 You may enter more than once! gunned to death in Bridgeport. He serious motor vehicle violations. programs, probably about a dozen "black widow that fed on her Bimnonno .ne b**neficiarv. authori­ spending the "bloody m oney" using the in situ method which heats the shale beneath left a surviving spouse who was Since it began operation, appli­ do not assist victims who live in young." ties said. collected on Michael’s Insurance the earth to liquify the oil so it can be pumped out. dependent upon him. The board cations have increased steadily. Ii. other states. Ms. Buenoano was convicted In addition to first-degree policies just days after he died. t - MANCHESTER'HERALD. Monday. April 2,. 1984 ^ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 2, 1984 - 3 Most editors say they’re against naming victims of rape Manchester don’t think I would use it,” until it comes to a trial. However, a spokesman for the By United Press International newspaper and Providence radio you’d have to look at it in that light. although adding he probably would Budget compared to other towns chief state’s attorney said to his station, and given in an advisory If the wife of the governor were ” If we are going to cover the knowledge there is no law prohibit­ not hold out if the paper would be in Brief Should the names of rape victims by U PI to its newspaper and assaulted in a public parking trial, and therefore cover the ing a newspaper, television or the only publication not using the By Alex GIrelll broadcast clients because of the garage, we’d identify her. But the testimony of the victim , we will use be made public? radio station that obUins a vic­ name. Herald Reporter , Lease renewal urged intense publicity given the trial. determining factor in the over­ the name, even the rape victims,” TAX IMPACT OF RECOMMENDED GENERAL FUND BUDGET Editors of New England news­ tim’s name from another source Doug Bevins, managing editor of Some editors have said they are whelming number of cases is he said. Manchester Mall owner Kenneth C. Burkamp papers, surveyed by United Press the Manchester Herald: Manchester’s budget was compared with those of uncertain if their no-name policy is ’What purpose would it serve?’ ’ ’ Hall’s paper did not use thename from making it public. this morning urged the Parking Authority to International, say the dilemma The issue has never been testM "W e don’t have anything in other Connecticut towns in a number of ways was compounded by the recent Big right because they use the name of Dan Warner of the Lawrence, of the Big Dan’s victim because it retain the St. James parking lot, saying the in Connecticut court and it is writing. We would not publish the L o w e r M ed iu m H ig h e r Saturday and in the view of the administration the Dan's gang rape trial in Fall River, the accused rapists and wonder if Mass., Eagle-Tribuner says, "Our was not reported in the news story. termination of its lease would place a burden on name unless there were compell­ T o x Y e a r Assessed Home ♦ Assessed Home ♦ Assessed Home ♦ town fares well. editors aren’t making a Judgment policy is not to name a rape victim, Richard Bottorf of the Burling­ generally decided by newspaper other public lots. Mass, . policy, the spokesman said. ing reasons to do it. I guess that General Mananger Robert Weiss told the Board of Most steadfastly said they wouid instead of reporting facts. unless there’s something exten- ton, Vt., Free Press said, ” We do "W hatever you take away from there is going to could mean that it became public Slnqle Famlly-2 Story Single Fomily Ronch L o t m C o lo n ia l Directors that the town ranks 131st among,the 169 But most felt like Kenneth Botty tuating like a murder. I don’t think not publish them and the only time Dave Johnston, managing editor have to go someplace else," he said. never publish the victim’s name, knowledge in another manner." Pre-1940 Construction Post I960 Construction P o s t \ $ 6 0 Construction municipalities in Connecticut in expenses per person. of the Worcester Telegram- it’s wrong (to use the nam e), it’s a we would is when a rape victim of the Waterbury, Conn., Am eri­ Bu'rkamp said that although the 90-space lot is although some acknowledge there The paper did not use the name He gave these other rankings; Gazette, who said the Big Dan’s matter of judgment. may sue the assailant in civil can, said, ” Our policy has always rarely full, he has often counted as many as 40 to may be a double standard because of the victim in the Big Dan's case. Assessment/Tox , Assessment/Tox Assessment/Tgx $ 121st in educational expenditures as a percentage victim "was not well known. She " I t ’s my judgment we don’t do court. The reason the newspaper been not to use it. We just don’t 60 cars parked there. die names of victims of other Tom Morton of the Berkshire of the total expenditures, at 55.9 percent. was a private person in all that because there ’ s an extra bit of does not publish the name is think that the victim should be held "You take that 40 to 60, if you close the lot. that’s heinous crimes are used. Eagle in Pittsfield, Mass., says the $ 69th in per capital income, at $8,611. respects. She might have been protection needed right now. because ’the woman deserves the up to any more public scrutiny going to put a burden on other lots,” he said. But most admitted they are paper has never published a rape FY 1977/78 $ 113th in per capita equalized net grand list, at uncomfortable when it comes to chiseiing welfare but that’s hardly There’s a long standing stigma privacy.’” than is necessary. Authority Chairman Robert F. Gorman said “ You can’t say never because victim’s name ”esi»cially during (Pre RevolJ $II,080/$6I0 $l6,430/$905 $25,100/$1,382 $28,354. rape victims because of the a reason to spread her name all attached to the victim of a sexual Connecticut law exempts the negotiations with the church are continuing, but nothing is absolute, but I canT the New Bedford trial.” $ 81st in average sale price or residental property, intimate nature not only of the over the media." assault,” he said. name and address of a sexual that it is too early to say whether the lease, which assault victim from the public envision any cases where it “ Something like that comes at $71,081. crime, but of the effect use of the " I ’m not saying there would Kenneth Hall, managing editor F Y 1978/79 $I4,254/$7I7 ♦ 107 ♦76 $3I,298/$I,575 ♦ 193 expires in October, will be renewed. Gorman wouldn’t be used,” he said. along, and you review your pol­ $19,492/$98l $ 94th in reliance on current taxes as a revenue name might have on a victim ’s life. never be an exception. If a very of the Bennington, Vt., Banner record, meaning it is not available previously said it was unlikely that the lease In the case of a well-known icy,” he added. "W e think our source, at 66.3 percent. The name of the Big Dan’s public and famous person were said, "W e do not in general report under the state’s Freedom of would h e renewed because the lot is not used person, Johnson said "even then I policy is a valid one.” $ 80th in reliance on state aid as a revenue source, victim was used by a Fall River sexually assaulted, I think maybe any names of victims of crimes ... Information law. F Y 1979/80 $l7,428/$749 ♦32 $22,554/$969 -1 2 $37,496/$l,6ll ♦3 6 enough. at 23.96 percent. "Now they’re saying it’s too early,” Burkamp Data from the administration indicates that ^ .J said after the meeting, "What is it?” Manchester ranks at the bottom in per capita F Y 1980/81 $20,602/$810 ♦61 $25,6I6/$I,007 ♦3 8 $43,694/$ 1,717 ♦ 106 expenses among the 16 towns in the state with Weather populations between 40,000 and 80,000. The chart Testing to begin soon Peopletalk shows Manchester, with as population of 46,761, F v 1981/82 $24,030/$9l2 ♦102 $28,67^/$ 1,089 ♦82 $49,892/$l,894 ♦177 Oral testing of candidates for town planniifg spends $773 per person. The highest figure is for director will begin April 13. Assistant General Today’s forecasts Norwalk with a population of 77,767 and expeditures of Manager Steven R. Werbner said. My kind of town $1,176 per person. Closest to Manchester is West The testing should take a day. he said. Once the Connecticut, Massachusetts and F Y 1982/83 $26,950/$ 1,035 ♦ 123 $3I,740/$I,2I9 ♦ 130 $56,060/$2,IS3 ♦259 Haven with 53,148 and $795. tests are evaluated, the top five candidates will be "The Killing Floor” , a film about Chicago Rhode Island: Mostly sunny with Manchester also ranks near the bottom, among referred to the general manager, who will make stockyard workers’ efforts to unionize, will be some clouds developing this after­ broadcast on PBS’ American Playhouse on April O F Y 1983/84 $26,950/$!,102 ♦67 $3I,740/$I,297 ip ^78 $56,060/$2,292 ♦ 139 towns with populations of more than 10,000, with the appointment. noon and evening. Highs 50 to 55. equalized grand lists per capita of bet ween $20,000 and Werbner said he expects a new direator to be 10. Partly cloudy tonight with lows in $30,000. With its per capita expenditure of $773, it is named by the,cnd of April, Based on actual characters and events, the film the mid 20s inland to the mid 30s FY 1984/85 13th from the top among the 17 towns in that catagory. He said about 65 people have applied for the stars Damien Leake, Emmy Award winner along the coast. Sunny and a bit The highest is Hartford with an equalized grand list position, which became vacant when Alan F. Moses Gunn and Academy Award nominee Alfre milder Tuesday. Highs around 50 Proposed at 44.20 Mills $ 2 6,950 /$!, 191 ♦8 9 $3I,740/$1,402 ♦ 105 $56,060/$2,477 ♦ 185 percapita compared to Manchester’s $28,354, and per Lamson resigned in January to join a private Woodard. More than 30 unions and the AFL-CIO along the coast to near 60 inland. capita expendituresof $1,601. Closest to Manchester is architectural firm. have provided support to make the $1.5 million Maine, New Hampshire: Partly production possible, the first in the ’’Made In Southington at $28,747 and $773. Assistant Planning Director Carol A. Zebb has 2 to mostly sunny today. Highs in the This chart compares the effect of recent budget for the next fiscal year will mean (An equalized grand list is a grand list adjusted by been acting director since Lamson's resignation. U.S.A.” TV series. tow 40s to low 50s. Fair tonight. the state to a common revaluation year to permit She is not seeking the job permanently. Lows from the upper teens to the budgets on the owners of three different an increase in taxes for the general fund kinds of homes common in Manchester. of $89 for one type, $105 for another, valid comparisons between municipalities.) upper 20s. Sunny Tuesday. Highs Robert Huestis, budget research officer, also Eideriy get tax advice in the 40s to low 50s. It was prepared by Robert Huestis, town and $185 for the third. distributed tables showing Manchester’s ranking He’s making a mint Vermont: Sunshine giving way budget analyst. The reoemmended among neighboring towns and among towns with Time is slipping by with justover two weeks left to some cloudiness. Mild with comparable population in various expenditure for income tax filing, volunteer tax counselors \ Britain’s Prince Andrew appears on a coin for highs near 50. F air and cool remind Manchester's elderly. People who % the first time celebrating his official visit to St. categories. tonight. Lows in the 20s. Sunny and The neighboring towns included are South Windsor. haven't yet filed their 1983 income lax return Frank Sinatra Bruce Jenner Helena Island and Ascension Island during April. mild Tuesday. Highs near 50. should get their information together and compile The British Royal Mint has been commissioned to Town vehicle maintenance West Hartford, Glastonbury, Windsor. East Hartford. Long Island Sound: Winds west their return shortly. strike 5,000 sterling silver proof Commemorative Wethersfield, and Vernon. All of them spend more per to southwest 5 to 10 knots today. capita on general budgets including educational Volunteer tax aides meet four afternoons a Sinatra performs, Jenner Crowns for each island. The portrait of'-the Winds variable tonight at 5 knots week at the Manchester Senior Center to assist 24-year-old prince is depicted on one side o f the Sunny with clouds developing expenditures. comments and 10 knots Tuesday. Visibility 5 The towns with comparable populations are people with their returns free of charge. Tax coin, the other bears the renowned Arnold Machin miles or better today. Average is big topic at budget talks Today sunny with some clouds developing this afternoon. Highs will aides are sponsored by the American Association portrait of his mother. Queen Elizabeth II. Fairfield, Milford, Hamden. Stratford, Meriden, Frank Sinatra, the famed singer, will begin a wave heights 1 footer less through be 50 to 55 with west winds around 10 mph. Tonight skies will be Enfield and West Haven. All spend more per person of Retired Persons, and are trained under By Alex GIrelll the oil supply source. under a central maintenance series of performances at Carnegie Hall in New Tuesday. partly cloudy. Lows will be in the 20s with light northwest winds. than Manchester on budgets including education Internal Revenue Service supervision. Herald Reporter Chapman said that the town system. York City on June 6. Sinatra will do 11 shows at Tuesday skies will be sunny with highs in the mid 50s. Today’s, expenditures. People who want to use the serv ice shou Id bring should customize its oil use in Director James Fogarty, al­ weather picture was drawn by Michael Dube, 9, of 41 Lenox St., a When education expenses are excluded, Man- their 1983 tax return and other necessary Carnegie. Bruce Jenner, 1976 Olympic deca- Extended outlook Town vehicles and their mainte­ vehicles according to way the though he is a strong advocate of thalon champion, has a message for young fourth-grade student at Bowers School. chestrer moves from eight place, the bottom, to materials on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or More power to her nance figured prominently Satur­ vehicle is used, and not use an centralized vehicie maintenance, athletes: “ You’re lucky to get one chance in your Extended outlook for New Eng­ seventh among both the neighboring towns and towns Friday afternoons from 1 to 3:30 p.m. To qualify Stefanie Powers, Maureen Stapleton and day in discussion. at a Board of arbitrary schedule of mainte­ said he thinks hiring a fire life to compete in the Olympic Games,” says the land Wednesday through Friday: of comnparable population. Only Vernon and Enfield for income averaging, people should bring tax Melissa Gilbert come together in "Family Directors workshop on the budget nance, which he said can be mechanic may be a good move. athlete, now turned television actor. Connecticut, Massachusetts and spend less person. return data from the previous four years. Secrets” , an NBC-TV Sunday Night at the Movies for the coming fiscal year. wasteful because of the cost of oil Weiss said the directors have Rhode Island: Fair weather Wed­ Manchester spend $341 per person, Vernon $326, and to air on Mother’s Day, May 13. The stars portray Fleet manager Keith Chapman and labor for oil changes. given him no indication they would nesday and Friday. A chance of Enfield $325. Man charged after collision three generations of strong-willed women who recommeded that the town con­ . When the budget for the Town of favor adding mechanics outside rain Thursday. Overnight lows in For public works, Manchester spends $79 per spend an emotionally charged weekend together tract with a firm for an an oil Manchester Fire Department was the fleet maintenance operation. A 19-year-old Manchester man was charged the 30s. Daytime highs in the mid person. Among the towns compared, only Meriden exploring their relationship. analysis of town vehicles at a cost discussed, some disagreement Fogarty said maintenance of fire with reckless driving Saturday night after the 40s to mid 50s Wednesday and spends less, at $66 per person. Aside from her on-camera role. Miss Powers of about $1,000 a month to reduce arose over the request for a apparatus is not getting a high motorcycle he was riding collided with a car, Who’s next in iine? Friday and in the 40s Thursday. Commenting on that comparison, Weiss said he also co-authored and co-produced the show with oil consumption, reduce the mechanic in the department. Fire enough priority in the fleet manag­ leaving him hospitalized, police said. A Vermont: Rain Wednesday and feels the town has an effective program, but is not Blaine Harden’s "Super Cop” story in The Leonora Thuna. number of oil changes, reduce Chief John Rivosa favors that e r’s schedule. He said a mechanic Martin Wright^' of 87 Mather St., suffered a Thursday. Fair Friday. Highs 45 to doing some things it should be doingin maintenance of Washingtonian Magazine’s April issue reports engine wear, and detect engine move and so does the firefighters' wouid also be helpful in maintain­ fractured right hip in the 11 p.m. accident and was 55 and lows in the 30s except a little the infrastructure. He cited the storm drain pipes that FBI Director William H. Webster is pianning problems in vehicles while they union. ing non-vehicle equipment such as listed in satisfactory condition this morning at cooler Friday. under the campus of Manchester High School as to retire in August when he becomes eligible for a are still under warranty. General Manager Robert Weiss, the alarm system. Manchester Memorial Hospital, a hospital Maine, New Hampshire: Fair examples of structures that need maintenance. government pension. Oniy si x years into a 10-yea r He cited one example from however, has not included it in the “ Show me, don’t tell me.” Wednesday. Chance of snow north Manchester’s position in expenditures per person spokesman said. term, Webster’s departure raises questions as to another town in which an oil- budget. He says he does not want to Rivosa said of town capacity to According to police, Wright was driving a dirt and snow or rain south Thursday. for recreation is somewhat higher. The figure is $12 who the successor will be. analayzing firm discovered that hire a fire department mechanic have fire vehicles serviced by the bike east on Henry Street at a high rate of speed. FairFriday. Lows in the mid20sto per person. Milford spends the same. Towns that the diesel fuel used in a vehicle that until it can be determined whether fleet manager’s operation. He failed to slow down or stop at the intersection low 30s. Highs in the 40s Wednes­ spend less are South Windsor, Enfield and Meriden at ’’Even from talking to people on the Hill, there was ruined was, in fact, heatingoil. the fleet manager. Chapman, can Rivosa said he knows Chapman of Summit Street and struck the left front fender P day and Friday and in the 30s $11 and Vernon at $9. The town recovered the loss from handle fire vehicle maintenance wants to include tire vehicles in his and bumper of a car driven by Albert Heavisides, are no strong candidates emerging." Harden Thursday On health and social services, Manchester spends schedule, but he said he is 74, of 57 Baldwin Road, police said. says. “ Since Webster was named to run the FBI in $20 per person. It is about in the middle among both concerned about the time lag. The dirt bike Wright was operating had no 1978 by President Carter, it has more than neighboring towns and those with comparable doubled its budget, has more agents than ever lights and was not registered, police said. High and Low In-house engineering At another point in the workshop population. The average for each catagory is $22. and is doing six times as much undercover work. Satellite view Wright was charged with reckless driving and Chapman said. "Until I know what At $67 per person, Manchester is somewhat higher If Edwin Meese is appointed as attorney general, The highest temperature re­ operating without a motorcycle license. He was the forcecando, I don’ twantadded in police expenditures. The average for neighboring ported Sunday by the National Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3 a.m. EST shows a released on a promise to appear in Manchester it raises questions about the F B I’s ability to towns is $72; for towns of similar population it is $66. remain non-political." Weather Service, excluding storm system bringing clouds to the central Rockies and Central is urged by Kandra help.” He said he has five compe­ Superior Court April 24, police said. Alaska and Hawaii, was 92 degrees Plains. Scattered thundershowers embedded In this mass of clouds tent mechanics and morale is high. at Presidio, Texas. The low Mon­ Weiss said of Chapman, " I don’t cover Oklahoma and Kansas. High clouds shroud the Texas coast Public Works Director George that the board approved money for day morning was 13 degrees at know anyone who in the last 10 into the lower Mississippi Valley. High pressure is producing mostly A. Kandra wants to have more of a scale at the landfill to permit Ely, Nev. years looked closer at what he was Area Toums clear skies over the eastern third of the nation. the town's engineering work done charging tonnage dumping fees Subdivision and getting into before he took the job.’ Post liberation by town staff, he told the Board of and the engineering for it is not completed. Ten years have passed since U.S. corporations Directors at a budget workshop Fogarty also questioned the In Brief March reversed Kandra said the work yielded to began hiring more than token numbers of women 30.00 Saturday. wisdom of refurbishing a second group home iaws He said he envisions no increase Vernon Street in priority. for jobs at the bottom rung of the management Hon and lamb fire department ladder truck in in personnel now, and said there On the subject of the landfill. Class to begin Tuesday ladder, reports Fortune’s April 16 issue. A decade light of technical advances in WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - would be no increase in cost Director James Fogarty repeated later, these women have not climbed as far as aeriar equipment. One has already up before PZC BOLTON — An adult gymnastics class begins Maintaining a record-breaking because the the project itself will his contention that it should not be Tuesday at Herrick Memorial Park, Recreation their male counterparts. been refurbished. Rivosa re­ ♦ chilly 31.4 degrees each day, pay for it. under the administration of the sponded that the bottom line in Director Gary Mortensen said Thursday. March weather ignored spring’s rvoRK He said the Vernon Street Highway Division. Fogarty op­ An amendment to zoning regulations that would "Trouble begins at about the 875,000 to $100,000 CHICAGO aerial trucks costs $250,000. "W ill Classes will run for 10 weeks on Tuesdays and posed a reorganization that com­ salary level, and appears to get worse the higher calendar arrival and came in and 30.^4 reconstruction would have cost it be called Fogarty’s m ill?” allow group homes for children with special needs and Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. .The charge is$l SAN FRANCISCO bined several departments under a developer’s request for a zone change for a one looks,” according to the magazine’s cover went out like a lion, weather $190,000 for outside engineering Director Kenneth Tedford asked. per class. the administration a single super­ subdivision off Keeney Street will be the subjects of story. “ Only one company on Fortune’s list of the George gets new clothes service officials say. V. instead of the $99,000 it cost Registrations will be taken at the first class. in-house. visor, Robert Harrison. The use of old police cruisers as public hearings before the Planning and Zoning 500 largest U.S. industrial corporations has a Officials said this March marks L o t A H O C ^ S The class is open to Bolton residents only. General Manager Robert Weiss Mayor Barbara Weinberg asked vehicles for other town uses also Commission tonight. woman chief executive. And that woman, Boy George, lead singer of the music group only the third time since records LOW EST said he feels the town should be Kandra if relationswithln the Pub­ came in for some discussion. The Transitional Living Center Foundation is Katharine Graham of the Washington Post Co., Culture Club, wore a new outfit over the weekend were first taken in 1904 that March TEMFERATURES able to handle engineering of the lic Works Department are Fogarty would like to see the town seeking the amendment to permit a group home for Tots’ school has open house readily admits she got the job because her family in Montreal as the group began its North was colder on the average than '3 0 scope of the Union Pond Industrial harmonious. continue to use them where seven teenage children at 83 Olcott St. The change, if owns a controlling share of the company.” American tour. George is known for his rather February's daily average 34.3 BOLTON — On Thursday f rom 9 to 11 a . m., Bolton Park but not something as vast as Kandra’s reponse: "W ehaveour possible. Kandra said it costs approved, would permit group homes for children unique appearance and taste in clothes. degrees. Cooperative Nursery School will have an open tCO CH D - problems. I don’t have ’yes’ $1,000 to put them on the road and with special needs in all residential zones except the Buckland Industrial Park. house for interested parents and their children. people. When a decision is made they get about 8.3 miles per gallon Planned Residence Development zones. In their month’s end summary. While no director disagreed, The school is located at the Bolton Congregational that doesn’t please a division head, compared with 19.9 miles per Each group home would have to receive separate National Weather Service officials I Director Kenneth Tedford said Church education building, 228 Bolton Center also reported Sunday that March [;;/jsNowws^ n!m» : that it was almost six months ago we live with it.” gallon for compact cars. approval as a special exception use, under the U n WEATNEg FOTOCAET ' Road. Almanac was below normal in precipitation amendment. For more information, call 643-7454 in the Currently, zoning regulations allow only group but above normal in snowfall. morning or 649-9566 in the evening. homes for the mentally retarded. Today is Monday, April 2, the The below normal cold blew in on National forecast The home at 83 Olcott St. would include children 93rd day of 1984 with 273 to follow. 24 days, while two days were C alls between 13 and 18 years old with chronic family The moon is new. normal and five days averaged For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Tonight, rain will be found trouble, runaways, abandoned children and children The morning stars are Venus, above normal temperatures. over the area from the Gulf Coast northwestward Into the Mississippi returning from other residential facilities, according The low temperature of the Valley, changing to snow in the upper Plains. Rain is also in store for Westowri^Tijarmacy Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Manchester Highland St., medical call Drive, medical call (Paramedics). to plans the TLC Foundation presented last month to The evening star is Mercury. month was one degreeon the tenth, the north Pacific coast, otherwise, generally fair weather Is forecast (Paramedics). Sunday, 4:14 p.m. — 154 Cooper residents of the area. Those bom on this date are under on a day which broke the record elsewhere across the nation. Minimum temperatures Include; Friday, 10:05 a.m. — 513 Center Saturday, 2:44 p.m. — 369 Hill St., motor vehicle accident Children with histories of violent crime or 445 HARTFORD RD. the sign of Aries. They include the eight degrees in 1960, and the high (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 50(69) St., medical call (Paramedics). Progress Drive, service call (Town and paramedics). sel f-destructive behavior and drug abusers would not of the month came just six days 6 4 3 -5 2 3 0 Emperor Charlemagne in 742 Boston 32(55), Chicago 38(49), Cleveland 31(54), Dallas 49(69) Friday, 11:58 a.m. — 612 Center (Tow n). Sunday, 8:43 p.m. — 36 Sheldon be allowed at the home, according to its sponsors. later with a balmy 57-degree day. A.D., Danish storyteller Hans Denver 27(49), Duluth 24(46), Houston 41(77), Jacksonville 57(80) St., medical call (Paramedics). Saturday, 2:51 p.m. — 54 Walnut Road, service call (Eighth About 90 residents of the area turned out at last OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Although spring officially began 2 Christian Anderson in 1805, French Kansas City 37(49), Little Rock 49(66), Los Angeles 51(65), Miami Friday, 12:18 p.m. — Broad St., service call (Town). District). month’s meeting to express their concerns about on the 21st day, the snowshovels novelist Emile Zola in 1840, actor 72(82), Minneapolis 35(53), Now Orleans 59(77), New York 39(55), Street and West Middle Turnpike, Saturday, 3:35 p.m. — 239 East Sunday, 9:32 p.m. — 30C declining property values and the effect on their MUNSON were not put away in the month. In CANDIES Buddy Ebsen in 1908, and actor Sir Phoenix 47(78), San Francisco 47(57), Seattle 41(59), St. Louis motor vehicle accident (Eighth Middle Turnpike, medical call McGuire Lane, medical call (Town neighborhood of the proposed home. total, 19.3 inches of snow fell on the con»em«»ce pey your NerthMSi OVtmrn, t n tle o and Alec Guinness in 1914. 39(55), Washington 42(65). District, paramedics). (Paramedics). and paramedics). Once a special exception is granted for a particular CNQ ■ms hmal Also we are a U i Post Office tubstotion. state. On this date in history: Friday. 5:57 p.m. — 130 Center Saturday, 4:12 p.m. — 135 Spruce Monday, 12:01 a.m. — 1-86 East property, it usually stays with that property even if it Officials also said rainfall was a In 1792, Congress passed legisla­ St., medical call (Paramedics). St., medical call (Paramedics). bound east of Exit 93 — three- changes ownership, zoning officiais have said. Special Savings fraction of an inch less than normal tion authorizing the U.S. mint to Friday, 11:39 p.m. — 10 Durgin Saturday, 10:38 p.m. — 41 Grant vehicle accident with multiple If the regulation is passed, the TLC Foundation wiil coin money, all to be inscribed with at just under four inches and there on St., chimney fire (Tow n ). Road, medical call (Eighth Dis­ injuries (Eighth District and have to appiy for a speciai exception for the 83 Oicott were 14 cloudy days and 12 partly the latin words "E Pluribus Saturday, 2:20 a.m. — 336 Broad trict and paramedics). paramedics). St. house and a public hearing will have to be held. Tylenol Extra Strength Capsules Unum” — a motto meaning ’’Outof cloudy days in the month. Manchester Herald St., medical call (Paramedics). Saturday. 11:05 p.m. — Summit Monday, 12:22 a.m. — 363 The PZC will also hear attorney Lawrence A. Many, One.” and Henry Streets, motorcycle and Keeney St., medical call Fiano’s latest application to change the zoning of a j wTlhlhiiTCoupon Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Saturday, 5:39 a.m. — Spencer In 1917, President Woodrow Street and Hillstown Road, motor car accident with injuries (Paramedics). 28.7-acre parcel off Keeney Street. Wilson asked Congress for a vehicle accident (Paramedics). (Paramedics). Monday, 5:09 a.m. — 13 Cumber­ Fiano has asked that the zoning of the land, which is declaration of war against Lottery USPS 327-500 VOL. CHI, No. 167 Saturday, 7:11 a.m — 136 Sunday, 6:15 a.m. — Charles land St., medical call (Eighth located near the intersection of Bush Hill Road, be SAVE Germany. District and param edics). changed from Rural Residence to Residence A. If the our regular In 1932, Charles Lindbergh left Publlihsd dolly •xospf Sunday Suggested carrier rotes ore t1.30‘ change is granted, Fiano plans to build 49 $80,000 in bills in a New York City ■ and Mftaln holMovt by tbs Man- weekly, $5.12 for one month, $1535: Tolland County O t f low price of $3.99 chMtsr Publlthine Co., M Bralnard single-family houses on the land. 75< cemetery in hopes of regaining his tor three months, $30.70 for six' Connecticut daily: Placa, M anchtttsr, Conn. 04040. monthsond$41.40foronevear. Moll Saturday, 10:40 a.m. — Lake Fiano previously sought to have the land zoned kidnaped son. Bruno Hauptmann Second d o ti pottqee paid at Nton- rotes ore available on reouesl. F or the Record Planned Residence Development, but that request distter. Conn. raSTMASTER: Road. Andover, oil furnace Tylenol subsequently was found guilty of Saturday: 427 was denied when the PZC fell short of the 4-1 vote Send oddreM chonoes to the Mon- To place o classified or dtaplav flooded. kidnaping and murdering the P l a y F o u r : 2276 dietter Herald, P.O. Box 591, ^ ve rtlM m e n t, or to report o netvs ■ Saturday, 7:10 a.m. — School necessary. More than a simple majority vote was Lindbergh child. He was executed. Manchester, Conn. 04040. Item, story or picture Ideo, coll The public records column in St. did not receive a warning from, Road, Bolton, medical call. required because of a petition presented to the PZC Extra Strength In 1082, Argentine troops other numbers drawn Saturday 443-2711. oftice hours ore 8:30 o.m. opposing the zone change. in New England: To subscribe, or to report o to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Thursday’s Manchester Herald police in connections with a Friday Sunday, 2:38 a.m. — Hutchinson stormed the Falkland Islands, Today In history delivery problem, coll 447-9944. accident that was reported in Road. Andover, medical call. Residents of the area complained that the Maine daily: 288 Office hours ore 8:30 o.m. to 5:30 gave the incorrect wedding date Capsules overwhelming the small Royal The AAonchester Herald Is o Saturday’s Herald. Another Sunday, 1:18 p.m. — Twin Hills. subdivision originally proposed by Fiano, in which 57 New Hampshire daily; 2788 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Intemo- for one marriage license. The item Marine unit stationed there. On April 2, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson asked to 10 o.m. Soturdoy. Delivery woman in the two-car accident, Drive, Coventry) medical call. single-family houses would have been built, would __ Rhode Island daily: 0327 tlonol news services and Is o should have read that Martin R. 50’s A thought for the day: French Congress for a declaration of war against Germany. should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday member ot hie Audit Bureau or Florence Lapointe, 89, of 66 Lock- Sunday, 6:33 p.m. — Love Lane, have been too dense to (it the character of the Vermont daily: 827 through Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Trial is to marry Katherine B. oxplrgg 4/7/84 novelist Em ile Zola said, ” A work CIrculotlons. wood St„ received the warning for Coventry, smoke In the building. surrounding neighborhoods. Wilson said he viewed the declaration as necessary to Massachusetts daily: 3720. Saturday. Hynes on May 4. o f art is a com er of creation seen not obeying a flashing red light. Sunday, 7; 51 p.ni. — Echo Road, The public hearings will begin at 7 tonight in the make the world "safe for democracy.” "Megabucks” ; 4-13-22-24-27-12 through a temperament.” Martha Currier. 28, of 57 Oxford The Herald regrets the error. Coventry, medical call. Lincoln Center hearing room. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monda>, At)ril 2, 1984 - 5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 2, 1984 Marvlii Gaye shot to death; Debts are the seeds of despair for American farmers Bv United Press International the dollar rebounded in the 1980s. other nations found produce, .ilso dropped. A drought last year cut crops even more. Many they could not afford American commodities. The Reagan administration, hoping to get rid of farmers have simply given up. Thousands of American farmers are faced with The mounting surpluses drove crop prices down. price- depressing surpluses, introduced the payment- In Georgia. 115 farmers have abandoned their lands father charged with murder such staggering debts that lending agencies are Farm land values, pegged to the revenue they can in-kind program in 1983 — the largest ofits kind. this year. foreclosing on their land now at spring planting time, he told an interviewer. "My daddy instead of giving them the chance to produce a crop. By Aurello Rolas “This is the first time I ever saw so many farms go United Press International wasa ministerandsowhenibegan to sing it was for him, in church." under this time of year.” said Steve Purcell, a LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The. Gaye continued his career with a 31-year-old farmer from Sycamore, Ga. “Usually number of hometown bands, in­ they wait until after you harvest your crops and then preacher father of singer Marvin they demand their money.” Gaye faces murder charges in the cluding the Moonglows, who Were shooting of the Grammy-wimiing signed to Berry Gordy's fiedgling Many growers who borrowed heavily in the late Motown Records in 1961. 1970s now blame high Interest rates for delinquent entertainer whose passionate de­ payments. livery on such hits as "I Heard It Gaye was one of Motown's most popular singles' artists during the Joseph O'Neill, a Farmers Home Administration CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Through The Grapevine" and 1960s. In 1971, he released “What’s Spokesman in Washington, said 41 percent of the "Sexual Healing" topped the re­ agency's 263,000 borrowers are behind in payments. cord charts for more than 20 years. Going On," considered the first Gaye, who would have been 45 "concept" album by a black artist. He said thousands could lose their farms this year— today, was shot Sunday as his The album revealed a poignant especially if the Ilth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifts DELI HUT mother watched during an alterca­ ■^and passionate concern for urban an order staying foreclosures in some states. BUTCHER SHOP TOHNS SAMTOCA MANO tion with his father, Marvin Gaye decay, ecological crises and spirit­ A spot check showed 700farmers face foreclosurein USM CHOICE BEEF LOIN, BONELESS ual impoverishment. Georgia, S3 in Indiana, 121 in Alabama. North Dakota 2 - 3 lb. HAMS n . 9 9 Sr., 69, over an unspecified "insu­ AM SIRIOIN ROAST WICNFS rance matter," police said. In the late 1960s he recorded officials estimated 300 farmers will go out of business Lt. Bob Martin said when "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" this year and 1,157 Nebraska farmers are seriously SPOON ROAST BOIOGNA n . 6 9 and "Ain't Nothing Like the Real delinquent. MUaiFS officers arrived at the two-story, In Mississippi, 89 people owe FmHA $1 million Victorian house in the Wilshire Thing" with Tammi Terrell. She USDS CHOKE BEEF LOIN BONELESS SAIAMI n . 9 9 area where Gaye lived with his collapsed on stage in Gaye's arms apiece and 8,000 farmers are behind in payments. HULSMMC parents, his father, a retired in 1967 and died from complica­ Some lenders are forcing farmers to fork over or be SIRIOIN STEAK ib tions of a brain tumor in 1970. It foreclosed, but Mississippi FmHA director Don KIEIBASA minister, was sitting on the front out OWN $2.09 porch, was four years before Gaye Barrett said that could crumble some area USDS CHOKE CENTER CUT BONELESS A .38-caliber five-shot handgun, resumed live performances. UPI photo economies. RICE PUDDING “If we followed the letter of the law and foreclosed DEUCMUS 69< believed to be the murder weapon, MARVIN GAYE Gaye married Gordy’s sister, ELESS was resting on the front lawn. The ... would be 45 Anna, and was the drummer on his An audio technician makes sound isiand of Hawaii. The lava is creeping on every delinquent account, it would literally HAWAIIAN SAUD $1.39 elder Gaye was questioned by early hits by Smokey Robinson and recordings of the Mauna Loa volcano toward Hilo at a speed of 40 yards per collapse the economy of the Mississippi Delta.” GHU^CK STEAK the Miracles. Barrett said. "We don’t propose to do that." BULK FOODS police and booked for murder eruption near the active vent on the hour. Sunday night and held without bail. and returned about 12:30 p.m. and Personal problems — including Agriculture officials said the nature of farming has or ROAST changed and problems develop when farmers do not IBDS CHOICE UNTER CUT BONELESS Martin said Gaye's argument shot his son twice in the upper a $600,000 divorce — and a shortage TOASTED CORN Ri. $1.69 with his father began Saturday torso. Martin said. Gaye was of good material all but wrecked have adequate skills to run the business. CHUCK STEAK KENNEU M SNELU night and erupted again Sunday pronounced dead about a half hour Gaye's singing career during the “The old-time family farm is almost extinct," said SUNFIOWER SEEDS a. morning when he called his father later at California Hospital. middle 1970s, despite a 5fo. 1 hit in Hawaii iava fiow continues Lamar Martin, county agent in Dawson, Ga. 79< to his room. The father left the Martin said police took a crime 1977 with "Got To Give It Up,” Martin said many farms that fail are bought up by SM UUFORNISN room, followed by his son, and a report in February in which Gaye In the early 1980s. after remarry­ investors, including foreigners. About 8,000 proper­ UNDERBLADE pushing match ensued. was charged with battery in an ing and moving from the Tamla- ties. out of the 2.4 million farms in the United States 2 "We don't know who pushed incident involving a former girl­ Motown label to Columbia, Gaye are owned by foreign nationals. CTEAK who," Martin said. friend at his parents' home. made a spectacular comeback. but hasn’t reached city yet Orson Swindle, FmHA director for Georgia, blamed PRODUCE BAKERY The lieutenant said Gaye’s Gaye, born April 2, 1939, in Last year, he won a Grammy for Congress for passing the Emergency Agricultural SEA COVE. UUFMM* MtCtlU l» 14 ka M .0 0 t DEPARTMENT mother, Alberta. 71, who "saw the Washington, D.C., gave his first best male Rhythm and Blues Bv Ron Todt islands was reduced to 2 miles. within 5 miles of homes on the Adjustment Act in 1978, expanding the farm loan FRESH whole thing,” interceded. The solos at age 3. performance for his single. "Sex­ "This can contain noxious com­ outskirts of Hilo and 13 miles from program. CAUF. i M . tMiTE cAuuama United Press International FUUMIM M H MrtE tMTOMin 3/*1 Snowflake Rolls 4 .6 9 C elder Gaye then went downstairs "My family was real religious," ual Healing." ponents, which can be bad for the city itself, officials said. The "... tremendous pressure on Farmers Home COD FILLETS flow was moving at 40 yards per employees to do literally nothing but make loans ..." CiUF. iUMMT M «a «MKK l|i 4ial. 3/>1 HILO, Hawaii — A 16-mile-long humans and other living things U lf . JUkH CEIRY In H iln ta.79< Bagels ..,^790 river of molten rock boiling from including plants,” said National hour. Swindle said. FRESH Despite the increase in lava But private lenders say they have more troubled UIH MEEI lurn lElECT OMEI 3/89< Mauna Loa volcano crept toward Weather Service meteorologist SEA PERCH IWHTEMFEUntMFEI , Ik. 89< Jelly Rolls U . 9 9 Hilo today at 40 yards per hour and Hans Rosendal. "We have an pouring from the volcano’s crater, farm loans than ever before and the farmer-owned COFFEE CORNER Reagan rejects space ban the danger to the 35,200 residents of Farm Credit System reports record operating loan I i CHEESE CORNER a massive cloud of acidic fumes example of nature’s outpouring of SLSSNSN from the red-hot lava and burned many of the ingredients of acid Hilo appeared to be easing, offi­ losses of $238 million last year and real estate losses of [ ■ MNMTEDJMliKMIUnUCIEEIE lb. *3.49 Copenhagen WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ on anti-satellite weapons. interest to be able to counter that cials said. $9.8 million. f ■ «IU» TMLE OIEEIE lb. *1.79 dent Reagan, with an eye toward The senior official said the capability in space," the official^ vegetation drifted over the Pacific. rain.” CRAB LEGS Coffee .*4.99 "Take care and say a little If the polluted air continues on its ’’ Even i f the lava output remains Swindle said former President Jimmy Carter the military frontier__of the future, report "makes the case that a said. steady, I would expect the advance compounded the economic problems in January 1980 has rejected overtures from Mos­ comprehensive ban on anti- The Soviet system, regarded by prayer for Hilo,” Hawaii County current track it will soon merge Civil Defense Director Harry Kim with the manmade haze of Eastern of the flow to continue to decrease by embargoing grain shipments to the Soviet Union to cow for talks on a comprehensive satellite weapons would be virtu­ U.S. experts as ratherelementary. the longer the flow becomes,” said retaliate for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. ban on anti-satellite weapoas. ally impossible to verify." utilizes a weapon that is launched said in a radio broadcast Sunday. Asia, he said. “The threat to Hilo is still real but On giant Mauna Loa Sunday, Robert Decker, chief scientist at I The Soviet Union found new grain sources and when In a report being sent to The document also contends a into an orbit similar to that of its the U.S. Geological Survey’s Ha­ Congress today, Reagan commits ban on testing and deployment target. After two or three orbits, the immediacy has been delayed. lava fountains increased from 100 How long a delay is unknown." feet to 150 feet high above a vent on waiian Volcano Observatory. the United States to the develop­ would lock the United States into a the device reaches the vicinity of Natural methane explosions ment of a weapon to destroy enemy position of inferiority in relation to the target and explodes. The volcanic cloud, made of the northeast flank, and the lava normal fumes from iava and output increased by 25 percent to triggered by the lava contacting satellites in orbit, while ruling out the Soviet Union, the official said. The U.S. system utilizes a methane from rotting vegetation U.S./Worid kk .... t. X 4k ..- I B A T U E S D A Y O N LY a comprehensive ban proposed by Soviet leader Konstantin Cher­ weapon attached to a small two- burned vegetation but no volcanic about 1.3 million cubic yards per ash. was pushed by trade winds hour, officials said. rocked the isiand Saturday and Genuine Waybest Chicken Breasts...... lb. *1.49 the Soviets because he considers it nenko has suggested a ban on stage booster rocket that is fired sent plumes of smoke up to 1,000 unverifiable. space weapons might provide the from an F-15 fighter and races over thousands of square miles of The lava flow, one-half mile wide In Brief Genuine Waybest Chicken Legs...... lb. 79C A senior administration official framework to revive arms control directly to its target in orbit. The the Pacific. Visibility on some and 30 feet to 50 feet high, oozed to feet high. said Sunday the unclassified re­ talks between the superpowers. rocket system was tested Jan. 21 600 Poles boycott classes Boar’s Head Virginia Baked H am ...... lb ’3.69 port, roughly 16 pages in length, Reagan, however, rejects this and the Air Force plans a test would be accompanied by a notion. against a target in space later this Ship still stuck off Caym an island^ MIETNE, Poland — More than 600 students Fresh Boston Bluefish...... lb. ’ 1.49 A classified supplement spelling out "The Soviets have had a system year. boycotted classes today at a school caught in the middle of a church-state conflict over the Polish Soviet strides in anti-satellite in place for more than 10 years The report was certain to draw MIAMI (UPI) —Three giant tugs failed to dislodge Three giant tugboats with a combined horsepower Red Leaf Lettuce...... bd. 690 weaponary. The Soviets have had now,” the offieial said. "We see a the cruise ship Rhapsody today from flat rocks off of 50,000 began working at 8 p.m. EST Sunday — when government’s ban on crucifixes in classrooms. fire from members of the scientific The students’ action added to mounting Chocolate Eclairs...... 3 for ’ 1.00 such a system for more than a need to proceed with the develop­ and arms control communities, Grand Cayman Island, where it ran aground the tide was high again — to free the Rhapsody using decade. ment of a modest system of our Wednesday while carrying 800 vacation revelers. thick cables. Potier said efforts were called off early pressure from the Roman Catholic Church and who have pointed with alarm at the the outlawed Solidarity union aimed at forcing White House officials said Rea­ own,” militarization of space. today. gan signed the report during the Because the Soviet Union has "It’s going to take some other device to pull it out of Potier said it was not immediately known what new the Communist regime to capitulate on the We Give Old Fashioned Mo Substitute weekend to comply with a statu­ satellites in low orbit to track and At the same time, it was there," said Jean Claude Potier of Paquet French crucifix issue. attempts would be made. "We're going to listen to For Quality tory requirement that he notify target U.S. and allied naval units in expected to only add fuel to the Cruises, owner of the 24,000-ton luxury vessel, what the experts have to say," he said. Church sources said all but about 100 of the 760 Butcher Service ... P Congress by March 31 of his policy the event of war, "It’s in our debate in Congress. entrenched on sand-covered rock about 800 feet from The accident has cost the company “tens of students enrolled at the vocational school in the shore at Seven Mile Beach. The island is 200 miles village of Mietne, 40 miles outside Warsaw, south of Cuba. thousands of dollars,” he said. “It's a terrible thing. We are in the business of stayed out of classes today. STORE HOURS: The Bahamian-registered vessel was due to return selling vacations, notinterruptingthem," Potier said. Nicaragua lauds Honduran shakeup to its home port of Miami Sunday. The last of nearly Passengers, most in high spirits, were flown from Vatican banker Investigated Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 HigMand S t 800 passengers arrived in Miami early Sunday after Grand Cayman on specially chartered Cayman By Oswaldo Bonilla the leader of the ruling Sandinista dent Roberto Suazo Cordova and being evacuated and put on chartered flights. Airways and Air Florida flights to Miami. VATICAN CITY — American Archbishop Paul Wed.. Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 United Press International junta said. the high command of the Honduran Marcinkus, president of the Vatican bank, denied MRNCHESTER In El Salvador, U.S. Ambassa­ armed forces. today there was any irregularity in a loan for Sat. & Sunday The resignation of Washington's dor Thomas Pickering accused which he is reportedly being investigated on til 6:00 chief "agent" in Honduras, the leftists of murdering a top aide of Sergio Ramirez, another suspicion of embezzlement. CONN. head of the country’s armed rightist Salvadoran presidential member of the three-man junta, Asked in a telephone interview whether there HICHUND forces, creates hope for a dialogue candidate Roberto d’Aubuisson. said, "The situation in Honduras was any wrongdoing in a $30 million loan to the 646-4277 between Honduras and Nicaragua. However, moderate Jose Napo­ interests us because aggression Italmobiliare real estate company, the 62-year- leon Duarte, d'Aubisson’s rival for (against Nicaragua) has been old prelate said: “Absolutely none, absolutely the presidency, hinted that d'Aub- based in that country and has been none.” carried out with the support and The burly archbishop from Cicero, III., declined isson's supporters might have the collaboration of the Honduran engineered the assassination to military high command." Coming April 2 7th to say whether he had received a judicial letter make the left look bad. from Italian magistrates investigating the deal, Sandinista junta leader Daniel Ramirez blamed the Honduran as newspaper reports claimed. GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY Ortega's statement Sunday came military hierarchy for allowing HEMZ as joint U.S.-Honduras Grenadier I U.S.-funded counter- Weinberger reassures Turkey military maneuvers began not far rcvolutionaries to set up bases Our Annual KETCHUP 44 oz. C a E S TE CHEESE OR from the border with Nicaragua. along Honduras' border with CESME, Turkey — U.S. Defense Secretary FRIENDS In a communique Sunday, the Nicaragua. Caspar Weinberger assured the Turkish govern­ PEA BEANS 28.Z.I VEGETABLE PIZZA SHm. Honduran government said the The U.S.-Honduras Grenadier I ment today the Reagan administration will try to C a E S TE DELUXE resignation of its four top generals military maneuvers started with overturn Senate efforts to link aid to Ankara with MHCY — A U VARKTIES would not affect the war exercises. concessions over Cyprus. some 800 U.S. Army engineers Community JUICE DRINKS 4S.Z.I LARGE PIZZA 2 2 H .Z .' Military chief Gen. Gustavo Adolfo helping construct two airstrips The Senate Foreign Relations Committee last ARM A HAMMER MMT KN .A - 3 WMKms Alvarez Martinez, chief of staff inside Honduras, one just 12 miles week voted to withhold $215 million in military aid Gen. Jose Bueso Rosa and two to Turkey unless the Turkish-occupied city of UUNDRY DETERGENT 2 2 7 . 1. frohi the border. PANCAKE BAHER 16.Z.N other generals resigned Saturday. Famagusta on Cyprus is handed over to. the ARM A HAMMER ARMOUrS - 4 VARKTIES "Gen. Alvarez was the principal As the United States received Profile Edition United Nations to allow the resettlement of Greek BAKING SODA is .z . agent that the United States had in assurances that its welcome in Cypriot refugees from the area. RA8U DINNER CUSSICS lOVioz.* Honduras. Now there is hope for Honduras was unchanged, the U.S. In a 50-minute meeting with Turkish Defense LENDERS — 3 VARIETES the Nicaraguan government’s pol­ ambassador in El Salvador ac­ Minister Zeki Yavuzturk, Weinberger said the SPAGHEHI SAUCE 32 .z. icy of dialogue," Ortega said. cused leftist rebels who oppose the committee’s amendment came at an “unfortu­ BAGELS 12 I GUSTAVO MARTINEZ Ortega, speaking in Managaua, U.S.-backed Salvadoran govern­ nate time,” according to a U.S. official. KLEEN KITTY PLUS' 10 lb. BAUARD ... forced out said Nicaragua had always been ment of assassinating a d’ Aubisson You Certainly Won’t Want To “This is legislation we don’t want,” the official CMMHA willing to talk to-Honduran Presi- aide. quoted Weinberger as saying. BISCUITS 7.5 . z . ^ TASTE 0 CRAB 4V, oz. Miss Out On This Eagerly YOPIAIT CUSTARD S T Y U Coast Guard seizes cocaine SWEET UFE VE6ETABLES : A^TRbLOGY : Cut or Fr Groan, Cut Wax isn.t YOGURT Dm . Cl Salvador runoff needed Awaited Rublication ... Your MIAMI — The U.S. Coast Guard stopped a SWEET UFE VEQETABLES HOOD READINGS Canadian-registered sailboat in the Windward SI Boots, Cr Stylo or Wk Corn is more than SO percent of election results came only RY MS. lOU ez. By Michael W. Drudge Passage between Cuba and Haiti and seized a SWEET UFE ORANGE JUICE United Press the vote in order to win a hours after the assassina­ Business Should Be A Part record $100 million worth of cocaine aboard, HOOD 2 International presidential election. The tion late Saturday of d’Au- % ADVICE ON AIL PROeiEMS * WHITE TUNA in Broth .>4 fOKAPPOINTUCNT CALL M- authorities said today. second round of voting buisson’s chief campaign '♦ i>4 Of It! The 2,200-pound seizure Sunday night marked PAMKSAHO JIERB A BUHER, FETTUCNN COTTAGE COMBO SAN SALVADOR, El will probably be in late adviser, Rafael Hasbun, 4 - IN MANCnilTXH H. the largest in maritime history and the third C O K H DAILY tAM-1«FM Z NOODlk SONI Salvador — Moderate April or early May, offi­ 58, who was shot and largest anywhere. Jose Napolean Duarte cials said. killed outside his office in ^ '/i prict with thii Id won a plurality in last "We are happy and San Salvador. Please Call The Herald Ad­ week's presidential elec­ content,” Duarte said. tion and will face his "We are happy because U.S. Ambassador Tho­ FranchiM vertising Department Now Sofnethlng Different...... Wish Someone A SBfffBflIBffll'IlllfIflIBBgfliri rightist opponent. Ro- democracy has won." mas Pickering, condemn­ SUPER 'berto d'Aubt^isson, in a The March 25 elections ing the murder as a leftist WHIiiMHi4tl4uMiinkai Hi IPT^c«pir>TlM 0nntM ^ c c m m 4 I M M p w d i M C " 6 assassination, said, "It's OPPORTUNITY Happy Birthday UbN 1 •MpMpa’UilMMr I IM 1 CMPM iw cakMMr S I . LM 1 C M p M p er CM tM M , I WIUlMiptb* H4. pMtlMH runoff, elections officials were marred by confusion (PRANCHIM) For Your Space Reservation, Lbott I aaapaa par cartHuar said. at polijng stations over another act of theextreme with A Herald Happy Heart ARM 6 HAM M ER After a week’s delay in complex voting proce­ left operating in the EXCLUSIVE, WHITE CLOUD ■ I CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS ! I FLEISCHMANNS the vote count, the Central dures and by guerrilla manner of a death squad HIGH FASHION 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 LIQUID I Election Commission re­ attacks that prevented to disrupt the political NAIL OOUTIQUE Only ! BATHROOM TISSUE ! process in El Salvador." DETERGENT I ROLL PNC. I ■ COFFEE ! MARGARINE leased final official re­ nearly 30 percent of El $6.00 B4 0Z. 4 1 LD. QUARKRS sults Sunday showing Salvador’s 1.8 million •miL tnivicc But Duarte told a news •LliCiMTIVt•NRMANINT-AICUfIRPUTUMI Christian Democrat eligible voters from cast­ conference Sunday that •NOIXM. M------R IIN C I Duarte first with 43.4 ing ballots. NICIttAflY the extreme right may •C O M P tm TfUMINQ ilanrl|ratpr limljL I percent of the vote, d’Au­ Both Duarte, an advo­ have killed Hasbun to rao v n o *1.59 I n - . 9 9 i l l ! 8 5 < buisson second with 29.7 cate of social reform, and ClAti ItlemieBen on tMi Mlkr Mimi o m a w ii. 7W. 1*44 discredit the left. MeOorfeif. I D M a « p n . 7W, 1144 I O M o am . nh, 1844 a r m ani. nk, U44 and conservative Fran­ d’Aubuisson, a former HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | cisco Jose Guerrero third national guard major who Callers to several radio I I HIGHLAND PARK MABKET with 19.3 percent. advocates a military vic­ stations identifying them 721-7232 The remainder of the tory over leftist guerril­ selves as members of the N|r. Gray C a ll.... votes were split between las, are trying to win an leftist Central American Out ol Town endorsement from 643-2711 five minor parties. Workers Party claimed Call CoNmk Aik Iw Under Salvadoran law, Guerrero. responsibility for the L m UWMtlMII|.«lah Nl a candidate must have Announcement of the assassination. Iffffflfllff 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 2, 1984_ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 2, 1984 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlshfc: Defense to begin in Kinseiia impeachment proceedings impeachment pnueedings in the o p iw io n By Lyda Phillips Kinseiia, who may testify volun­ committee al.-fo refused to limitthe . all questions posed " were related to "collaterar' mat­ United Press International tarily, Rep. Robert G. Jaekle, scope of its inquiry. state Supreme Court. Zeldes then presented materials ters beyond the scope of the Attorney Alexander H. Gold- R-Strdtford, said Saturday. “We assert our power to im­ from judicial proceedings, includ­ committee’s inquiry. Wade said, fa rb. whom Kinseiia apjiointed as TIARTFORD — Defense attor­ Jaekle and Rep. Robert F. peach an elected probate judge." ing a box-load of transcripts from “ I believe there is not agreement co-con.scrvator of the estate of neys for Hartford Probate Judge Frankel. D-Stratford, the commit­ Jaekle said. the proceedings conducted by within the committee whether the Ethel Donaghue of West Hartford, Probate Judge Ralph Lukens of inquiry should go beyond the James Kinseiia this week take tee co-chairmen, withdrew a sub­ Kinseiia. who could become the their turn at presenting their case al.so failed to appear before the Meriden. Donaghue estate." poena for Kinseiia to appear before first judge impeached in 300 years bi-partisan legislative panel in That inquiry led to Kinsella’s Jacket overruled all Wade's J a c k ;; to a select legislative Committee the committee Saturday after of state judicial history, was How the primary system really works considering impeachment of Kinseiia failed to appear. The response to subpoenas. censure nearly a year ago by the objections, saying Hou.se resolu­ censured last year by a judicial KiDsella. Zeldes also submitted a letter state Council on Probate Judicial tions 26 and 39 “ clearly empo­ Andersori action was taken on the advice of ethics council for his handling of an frpm Goldfarb's attorney .stating Conduct. wered the committee to look counsel Jacob D. Zeldes. elderly widow’s $35 million estate. Washington Kinsella’s attorneys are to pres­ that Goldfarb intended to invoke Wade objected to much of the WASHINGTON — The media tend to portray the Another 31 w ill be chosen in caucuses and state However, they denied a motion beyond” Kinseiia's handling of the ent the lawmakers with a list of the Fifth Amendment to "any and materials presented, saying they the Donaghue estate. primaries as contests directly pitting candidate against conventions, which while still open to the rank and file, Merry-Go-Hound ■ to quash the subpoena made by Wade told the lawmakers Kin­ potential defense witnesses and seiia wanted totestify but could not candidate. Given this type of “ horse-race” reporting, it give the party hierarchy greater control. Finally Kinsella’slawyer, James A. Wade, evidence when the committee with Jaekle disagreeing with each if he wanted to protect his is easy to lose sight of what the process is really all another 14 percent of national convention delegates, W asm an FOe reconvenes Tuesday, including of six arguments Wade made. The challenge of the legitamacy of the about — the selection of delegates to each party’s called “ super-delegates,” will be party leaders and RH« Aid P kiriuciM Wfill Fill Ovar... national convention. elected Democratic officials who will go to the Presidential primaries originated with the Robert Wagtnan convention uncommitted. 30 MILLION Progressive movement in the early years of this Another change made in the Democratic rules ^ Aussie Jobless couple RITE century. They were seen as a way to wrest control of the involves so-called “ proportional representation.” In Connecticut nominating process from the party bosses. Although 1980, a candidate received convention delegates in a who won Lotto PRISCRiraONS primaries existed for many years prior to the 1960s, percentage equal to the percentage of the vote he bank a In Brief relatively few Americans participated. Only a minority convention delegates are chosen. But because the received in the primary or caucus. If he got 50 percent delegates are pledged to specific candidates at the IRIS YEAR AID of states held primaries and some of these were either of the vote, he got half the convention delegates; 20 remain mystery Bacausa Prascriptions Ara What Wa Do Basil non-binding “ beauty contests" or elections in which precinct caucuses, it is possible immediately to percent of the vote, a fifth of the delegates. CIA \ Man killed at birthday bash delegate slates organized by party leaders ran determine Iowa’s national convention lineup after those The opposite of this is winner-take-all, the way it used BRIDGEGEPORT — The guest of honor at a unopposed. initial caucuses. to be. A candidate’who got the most got all the birthday party was allegedly shot to death by a By Dennis C. AAilewski Each party runs its convention and delegate selection delegates. WASHINGTON - U.S. intelli-j neighbor following an argument started when United Press International THIS A L L B E G A N TO CHANGE in the 1960s. and process under different rules. These differences are gence and law-enforcement agen-: revelers tried to spank the victim, police have said. HARTFORD — A couple described as poor and today most national convention delegates are selected significant and in the past have been the subject of BECAUSE OF THE RULES changes, the system this cies have steadfastly refused to! Wilbert Allen, 63, of Bridgeport was pro­ unemployed believed to hold the Lotto ticket worth in prim aries or caucuses. infighting, particularly in Democratic Party. year is complicated. A sort of compromise between the cooperate in a 3-year Australian! nounced dead in his home by city ambulance $1.2 million after the weekend’s drawing, have Primaries are almost like direct elections. In In 1980, Democratic party leaders looked around their two, it is a “ winner-take-more” system in which the top investigation of an international! technicians shortly after the incident about3 a.m. continued to maintain a low profile. primaries, voters who have either previously national convention in New York and wondered who all vote-getter in a primary or caucus is given a bonus of bank that may have been handling! Sunday, police said. Allen suffered a gunshot A Hartford package store owner said Saturday he registered as members of one party or another, or who the people were who were sitting in delegates’ seats. delegates, but those candidates getting above a certain illicit arms deal and laundering! wound to the head, authorities said. knows the man and his wife he sold the winning ticket More and more, they were rank-and-file party declare themselves members prior to voting, go to the percentage of votes or caucus get some delegates. drug traffic profits. • ; Police were seeking Jessie Owens, a neighbor to Friday evening but he refused to disclose their polls in a state on a given day to cast their votes either members selected as a result of liberalization of party This new system obviously favors front-runners and A number of the bank’s officers- of Allen’s, as a suspect in the shooting. Detective identity. directly for candidates or for delegates or slates of rules which began with the 1972 election. The rules party professionals. The Democrats think that it will were high-ranking U.S. military! Leo Krusinski said. • ’“ .We won’t tell. They said no names. They came in changes were designed not only to open the national delegates who are pledged to vote for a specific result in a better political choice and will eliminate an and intelligence officials. ! Krusinski said an argument broke out when last night the same time the numbers (were drawn).’’ candidate at the national convention. convention to grass-roots Democrats but to require “ accidental” nominee, which is still how many some of the guests at the party were about to said Christos Mitsou, owner of Mitsou’s Package 2 The CIA denies any involvement; substantial representation of women and minorities spank Allen as a way to celebrate his birthday. Store in Hartford, where lottery officials said the Caucuses are used by the parties in 27 states to select Democratic pros view Jimmy Carter. But to many with the bank, and the Australian; all or some of their delegates. In contrast to primaries, among delegates. Democratic activists, and now Jesse Jackson, the new Allen objected, pulled outa gun and fired one shot ticket was sold. investigators have dug up no solid; The Connecticut State Lottery said the top prize of which feature direct delegate selection, caucuses are This concerned the party pros. Increasingly the process represents a step backward to the days of into the floor, police said. evidence of ties between any U.S.; Owens then walked into a bedroom and sat on a $1,203,760 could be claimed Monday at its Newington an indirect-method of delegate selectipp. selection had been taken out of their hands. The result, political bosses and kingmakers. agency and the Sydney-baserf chair, Krusinski said. offices. The identity of the winner, or winners, would Take Iowa: On Feb. 20, members of the Republican they felt, was that the party’s presidential nominee, The Republican Party’s method of selecting national bank, Nugan Hand. Officially a£ Minutes I^ r, Allen entered the room and not officially be known until then, a spokesman said. and Democratic parties gathered in 2,594 separate while perhaps generally popular within the party, could convention delegates is not nearly as formalized. The least, they express doubt that any! Owens allegedly fired two shots, one striking a Mitsou would only say he was glad one of his meetings, one in each precinct in the state, and vote for be politically wrong — a candidate with little or no national party pretty much leaves the method up to connection existed. ! mirror in the room and the other hif ting Allen in customers bought the ticket. “ That’s good because delegates, who previously pledged themselves to chance o f success in the general election. state parties within a fairly broad framework. This has the head, Krusinski said. they’re poor people that are not working." he said, various candidates. These delegates go to county and resulted in a mix of primaries, caucuses and Police did not disclose whether the weapon used again refusing to reveal who "they" were. then congressional district caucuses, which will be held SO TH E P A R T Y put together a panel which appointment of delegates according to party position. BUT TH E Y BASE this conclu-! in the shooting belonged to Allen or Owens. Mitsou said the woman’s brother came by the store on April 7. A t these gatherings, delegates will be chosen recommended a new selection process. Its suggestions This year, the party has paid little attention to its skm on a rather shaky premise, j Saturday morning to buy two bottles of Asti Spumanti at $11.85 each. He said the couple usually buys beer for to attend the parties' state conventions scheduled for were adopted by the national committee. Where in 1980, delegate selection process because of the assumption Say the Australian investigators: J $2.11 a six pack. M ays. 71 percent of national convention delegates were that, however, they are selected, 99 plus percent of the “ If the CIA or any other; Projected surplus increases Lotto first-prize winnings are paid in 25 annual selected in open primaries, this year no more than 55 convention delegates will go to San Francisco pledged intelligence organization had in-! installments and the winner from Friday night's IT IS AT THE STATE conventions that national percent of the 3,931 delegates will be chosen this way. HARTFORD — The state’s projected budget to President Reagan. tended to use Nugan Hand as a! surplus has grown by more than $10 million to just drawing will receive more than $48,000 each year, COLGATE cover for covert operations, it was! more than $36 million, state Comptroller J. minus about 20 percent in taxes, officials said. a clumsy attempt, and one would! Edward Caldwell reportgd today. Mitsou placed a small sign in the window of his store TOOTHPASfE In Manchester TKMii.~vftMiiirvinr have expected a more professional! Caldwell, in his latast monthly report to Gov. proclaiming a million-dollar winner. “ Maybe we’ll effort from an intelligence' William O’Neill on tha state’s fiscal situation, put a bigger one (in the window). I think we'll sell TW IN PACK more tickets,” he said. organization.” ; forecast a surplus of $36 million for the 1983-84 fiscal year, which ends June 30. Lottery officials said there were 89 second-prize twozoz.nisB This flattering deduction does; winners with each ticket worth $2,032 and 4,195 \fnKIS’W W i& not, o f course, cover the possibility; The projection is $10.6 million more than the OaCILTWIN Theresa’s story amount Caldwell projected in his last monthly third-prize winners with tickets worth $65 each. The P«CS,1W0«.40Z. that individual officers of the bank! FISM OcMACs... report. Legislative budget analysts are predict­ winning Lotto numbers were 1, 10. II, 19. 32 and 34. TUlil used their intelligence connections! ing a $52 fnillion surplus. The Lotto drawing Friday produced the second to further their questionable finan-! Under a law p a s s ^ last year, the surplus will first-prize winner in two weeks, but lottery officials bears repeating cial dealings — or that the “ old boy! be set aside in a “ rainy day” fund to offset deficits said ticket sales registered $1.8 million, dipping only network” was responsible for the! in future fiscal years. slightly after a month of "Lotto fever” culminated in last week’s $7.8 million winner. RITE A ID A stonewalling of Australian invest!-; ■4 Lottery officials projected weekly sales of the $1 It is doubtful there is a it were not for the apparent gators by U.S. agencies. ; n — r tickets at $400,000 when the game was introduced in ASPIRIN negligence of neighbors medal or a plaque waiting for The bank was founded by Frank; Man killed in car crash November. Linda Russell somewhere, whose swimming pool was Nugan, an Australian, and Michael- The huge first-prize pool followed seven weeks TABLETS NORTH STONINGTON A.Rhode Island man accessible. There are liter­ Hand, an American. It collapsed in! without a top winner. Dennis Duceman, 31, of sticK but there should be. was killed Sunday when his motorcycle and a car 1980 following Nugan’s death — an! Bridgeport finally hit on the right six numbers which Mrs. Russell, a 34 W. ally dozens of these types of collided head on on Anthony Road, police said. apparent suicide. Hand disap-! were selected by the lottery computer under the so n ii William Collins, 19, of Ashaway. R.I., was m TMUTS Center St. resident, has com­ pools in Manchester. 'There­ “ quick picks" option. 0F2S0 peared at the same time, and; pronounced dead at the scene, police said. iUSui mitted her life to caring for sa’s tragedy need not be Duceman also kept his good fortune to himself over p hasn’t surfaced since. ; James Pratt, 19, of Westerly, R.I., was charged jn E L . the weekend, placing his precious ticket in a strong her brain-injured daughter repeated, if proper safety The roster of form er U.S. offi-; with second-degree manslaughter while driving a box, "a very strong box," he said, and did not go far Theresa. The 4-year-old jir l precautions are followed. cials with ties to the bank includes:- motor vehicle while intoxicated. from it for the rest of the weekend. has been in a semi-coma Traumatic brain injury has William Colby, former director! Police said Pratt’s car apparently crossed the since October 1982, when she been called a silent epidemic of the CIA. He was an attorney for! center line of Anthony Road about 2 a.m. causing the bank briefly, working on tax! the collision. Pratt suffered minor injuries. CONTAC CLOSE-UP nearly drowned in a neigh­ in this country. In one year He was released on a $1,000 cash bond and is matters and other legal problems.! State joblessness bor’s swimming pool. alone, more than 50,000 new scheduled to appear in New London Superior COLD TOOTH His business card was found on; In March, Mrs. Russell cases are expected. There Court April 52. Nugan's body. J CAPSULES PASTE TOURCNOia took her daughter out of a isn’t much in the way of Retired Navy Adm. Earl Yates,' down 5.2 percent pRc.ono continuing-care facility in rehabilitation or support ser­ who was at one time president ofi Doctor Instincts are focus New Britain because she felt vice for those in Theresa’s the bank. ! WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Claims for unemploy­ 0 ment benefits dropped by mure than 2,400 for two t her daughter wasn’t receiv­ condition. Retired Army Gen. Erie Cocke! FARMINGTON — The University of Connecti­ 81 u ing any therapy. Doctors often cannot even Jr., whose consulting firm acted asC cut will turn out more doctors trained in smelling weeks ending March 24 when the estimated statewide diseases or identifying them by looking, feeling, jobless rate was 5.2 percent, the state Labor Mrs. Russell’s days are give a prognosis, and these the bank’s Washington, D.C.,! office. ; thumping and listening, says a UConn assistant Department repoits. filled with the full-time nurs­ patients are often written off. professor of medicine. Claims averaged about 36,100 weekly, a drop of A former CIA station chief iir y Dr. Henry Scheiderman has received a $48,000 about 6.3 percent from the previous two-week period. ing chores needed to main­ consigned to a lifetime of Bangkok, Thailand. ^ tain the little girl. It was not custodial care. grant from the American College of Physicians to Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro said ALKA- FASTEETH Open forum/ Readers' views Several other generals, admi-! enable him to spend much of his time over the Saturday. an easy choice — she also has Fortunately, in 1981, a rals and former CIA officials. ! next three years developing programs to make The latest average was the lowest since mid- another daughter, age 1, who Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Although many bank document^ UConn medical students and residents better December and compared with more than 58,700 SELTZER group of concerned parents also needs her care. were apparently shredded aftei; diagnosticians. claims in 1983. met and formed the Connecti­ TABLETS FOWDM.I.»OI.r»«. Like all those who are Nugan's death, the Australiair “ It’s time for physicians to quit asking There were about 2,950 new filings, down from 3,420 2 3 X S S S 1 Tonmumo cut Brain Injury Support investigators pieced together evi-* technology for all the answers and return to from the previous period, and about 33,175 continued committed to a brain-injured points of view, this town could not tors, and the people of the town of greater reliance on the human skill of good claims, compared with more than 35,100. Benefits Groupo. There are several dence of Nugan Hand’s activities.! PKC. loved one, Mrs. Russell finds Club’s fine do the job nearly as well as the bedside diagnosis,” said Shneiderman. expired for about 290 people, Peraro said. Manchester, of the exciting devel­ The four-volume report of the! OFM branches in the state; the country club people are doing it. The 2.5 percent insured employment rate — hope in the smallest signs of as it is now opments in your junior high and Australian task force has been newest among them serves Either costs would go up or high school band programs. continued claims filed during the latest 13-week improvement. One day this reviewed by my associates Donald period — compared with 2.4 percent in the previous the Manchester area. services would go down. Down, Last week, I had the pleasure of might be a half smile. Or, Goldberg and John Dillon. ; Priesthood wins convert two-week period and 4.1 percent for the same period To the Editor: also, would go that beautiful open conducting the combined Man­ perhaps, a foot which relaxes If there’s one thing which Nugan Hand was believed td HARTFORD — The president''of the anchor last year. space. Town employees don’t have chester High School, filing Junior have been involved in drug traffic store at the Civic Center plans to give up a enough to put a sneaker on. Linda Russell can benefit I think we should all step back the time nor money to maintain High School, and Bennet Junior Lower filings were recorded in all local Labor CLAIROL in the Golden Triangleof Southeast' 22-room home in Farmington, a swimming pool STAYFREE Mrs. Russell's story bears from, it’s the encouragement and take a fresh look at the this facility to its present standard. High School bands, for the finale of Department offices, with the e’xception of Bridgeport Asia. The bank had a branch office and’a car for a single spartan room at a seminary NICE 'N EASY repeating this time of year. of others in a similar spot. Manchester Country Club leasing Don’t forget, we townspeople still the Manchester Tri-Town Band where there was an increase of 141 claims. in the otherwise unpromising town! in Cromwell to become a Roman Catholic priest. Her daughter would be a situation. own this property, and the current Festival. I can’t tell you when I We salute her courage — of Chiang Mai in northwestenf Joseph L. Lafferty Jr.. 40, president of Filings for separate Federal Supplemental Com­ H A IR COLOR MAXI-PADS By the way, I don’t belong to the grounds maintenance program, have met more personable, dedi­ Luettgens Limited, says the idea has roots in his pensation, which provides additional payments when ASKWnDSNAOa rOMOMKl talkative, bouncy little girl if and their courage. Thailand, not far from the Bur-; club, and I think golf is a boring lovely by any standard, is like a cated, and sincere teachers as close-knit, church-going family. Catholic school regular state benefits expire after six months, mese border. Its office there was{ game. I never play golf, but many trust which we all benefit from. Kurt Eckhardt, Marilyn Lilli- backgorund and experience as an alter boy, but averaged about 3,500. just down the hall from the U.S.< people do, and they’re not all rich. Many civic functions take place bridge, and Bridget Gilchrist, or can’t explain why it has blossomed now. TOUR PRO. Drug Enforcement “ I don’t think I ’m giving up anyhting,” said CHOICI AX m Berry's World Also, I think that this country club at the club. Executives of the J.C. more abie leadership as their Administration. ! is a wonderful asset of our town in Penney Co., Inc., were first taken Lafferty. “ I think I ’m gaining a lot. As rewarding coordinator Clara Smith. as the acreer I ’ve been in has been to me, (the its present structure but could to lunch there; when w e’re boost­ In fact, Nugan Hand official^ Your students were so kind, and new) career will far surpass the rewards I’ve had Two Danbury fires seriously deteriorate if we re­ ing Manchester, it’s another sel­ told investigators they had offered received m e with such a warm to date.” 2 structure it. to pass along to the DEA any ling feature for corporations and welcome. They were excellently William M. Ruseel, a member of Luettgens Many misconceptions abound in information on drug smuggling take two men’s lives individuals. prepared,' and willing to learn. Limited board of directors, credits Lafferty with RITE A ID this question of a new lease; they came across. ' . This club is so beneficial for all of These attributes are Only seen returning the store to profitability after joning it 1. It’s an elitist group. Not true— The investigators also found HARTFORD (UPI) — A factory explosion at a us that we must make every effort when a school system, adniinistra- in 1979. “ Joe, in my opinion, is a genius in DANDRUFF members are from all walks of life substantial evidence that link^ Newtown aluminum plant and a Danbury apartment to maintain it to the standards it tion, teachers and parents, work .marketing,” he said. — blue collar to white collar. You the bank to convicted gun-runnet fire ignited by a quartz heater have killed two SHAMPOO CARTRIDOES deserves. together as is certainly the case in AUTOXUnCAOXHTMe could put a team together from the Edwin Wilson, a former CIA agent Danbury men in separate incidents, fire officials say. TOMCNOKI Manchester. I am so glad to see Fire officials also said Sunday that a two-alarm machine workers of Pratt & • Joseph Hachey these wonderful developments in a t Hart may pave the way blaze at a three-story building in Hartford left several Whitney which could beat any 91 Diane Drive town that is obviously supportive THE AU8SIES FELT strongly families homeless but caused no injuries. 11 OZ. PRc; HARTFORD — Colorado Sen. Gary Hart’s group o f business people in town. In the industrial accident, Ralph D'Agosta, 28, died lomi OF$ and sincere in its desire to provide about the lack of cooperation from sweeping victory in the state Democratic Golf is a popular game among all Sunday when a blast furnace he was stoking with the best musical education to its the U.S. government. The task presidential primary could help those trying to types of people. Some wealthy aluminum exploded, killing him instantly, police said. students. force report complains: ; reform the Democratic Party in the state, said people may be country club D ’Agosta was pronounced dead on the scene at 9:20 School programs Again, let me congratulate you, "During the course of the NugaQ former Rep. Toby Moffet, D-Conn. members but most members are a.m. at the Charles Batchelder Company after the hand inquiry, many links werf “ People tend to get involved around a Wl m n v i TMIRKWT TO UNIT QUMfUTHI PMCB vncnvi «Fni 1 mu M iM HOT nrO M liU IN TTPOSIUPIKUl I and each of your staff responsible explosion, which started a three-alarm fire . Police no different than you or I. are exciting personality, and a lot of the people who for a long for such an exciting festival. I look found between individuals com say 25 to 30 other people in the building at the time 2. The country club people want time to come will run for office and town forward to hearing your superb nected with the group and indivlidm were evacuated safely. it all their way. Not from what I committees will have been brought in by the Hart musical events from the Manches­ als connected in very signiflcaid In the residential fire, Chan Khan, 83, apparently hear. I think that they feel that in To the Editor: 'campaign of ’84.” said Moffett. “ They won’t be ter public schools, and hope to be a ways with U.S. intelligence organC- died of smoke inhalation after “ his mattress was order to spend the kind of money part of the present leadership and they’ll tend to RITE AID p h a r m a c ie s | part of them again in the near zations, specifically the CIA and ignited by a quartz heater,” police said. • be reform-oriented.” they plan to spend in the next few This is an open letter to Dr. A fire department spokesman said smoke built up EAST HARTFORD | (£nfl64byNCA future. the Office of Naval Intelligence Jonathan Pelto, Hart’s 23-year-old state ENFIELD years, then they have a right to a James Kennedy, Superintendent quickly in Khan’s apartment because of storm (Task Force 187)... At times thoef eampaign coordinator, agrees, saying the •271 ELLINGTON RD. | reasonable lease period. of Schools. windows and a tightly fitting door.The building’s •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 P eter Loel Boonsbaft, links appear to have been an campaign willserve as “ a catalyst for making the PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5| 3. The Town could take it over. I owner, Joseph DaSilva, has been sued for allegedly MANCHESTER \ "Not even Rich Little can do a better JFK. Music Director, intrinsic part of the then-ongoing , state party more dynamic.” failing to provide heat in some of the buildings he love this one! Yes, the Town could Dear Dr. Kennedy: “ Clearly, the party leadership was out of •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 Conn. Valley Youth activity and have the appearance owns. take it over and a first-class contact with the rank and file on this election” Wind Ensemble Faculty, of the direct Involvement of tht The blaze, which was reported by a neighbor shortly facility could become second rate. I am writing this letter to alert Hartt School of Music, U.S. intelligence communitlr Pelto said. after 1:30 a.m., caused the 20 other building residents From budgeting and manpower you, your Board of School Direc­ University of Hartford itself.” ^ • to be evacuated but did not cause other injuries. N M.\\( H KSIKl; HKKAl.U. Moiulav. Apiil 2, 1!)84 MANCHESTEK ilEKALD, Monday. April 2. 19IM - 9 Monday TV Man linked to terrorist's

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American tradition — taking the limit to $2,500, and require lated,” Lehner said. dence told United Press Interna­ 32) - USFL Football: New helped show von Bulow was the live-in mistress in New York City ® - CBS News (32 - USFL Football: New ® - MOVIE: 'El Dorado' A par- world into a nightmare of suspi­ velops between a dyslexic young Orleans at Birmingham CD - Ret Patrol (33) - Abbott and Coeteilo ? someone to small claims court if people ordered to pay debts to do so Chief Administrative Judge Tho­ tional Sunday he is withdrawing alyzed rancher and a drunken cion and terror. Anthony Geary, woman and a feisty, self-taught victim of a frameup. supplied him with narcotics during ® ^ - M*A-S'H Orleans at Birmingham 6 - MOVIE: 'First Blood' A CD - Joe Franklin Show you have a financial grievance — within 30 days or face financial mas Hayes said. “ I have reserva­ the statement filed last October in sheriff on crutches join forces to Barbara Carrera, Debby Boone. cabbie who helps to educate her. a recent stay with the couple in von Vietnam veteran uses his Green might be undermined by a Ver­ a defense effort to gain a new trial The priest said he urged Marri­ ® - Tic Tac bough rout out a killer and his gang 1984 Valerie Bertinelli. Robert Desi- 3 5 - MOVIE: 'Death In Small Harold II, the brother- '■ disclosure hearings and the threat tions. When you get up to $2,500, 3 $ - MOVIE: Superman IN' Beret traini^ when chased by ott to come forth with information Bulow's Fifth Avenue suite, des­ ® - ABC News John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Ed derio, Cynthia Harris. 1981. Doses' An investigator uncovers in-law of Edward, the ‘ mont hill that raises the stakes, of contempt of court citations. you should have more formal for von Buiow. The man of steel battles a quirky 2 2 ( ^ - MOVIE: Facts of Ufa brutal sheriff’s men. Sylvester illegal drug dealers. Peter Graves. that he had inadvertently deli­ pite court claims by von Bulow that ® - Best of Saturday Night computer wizard and an evil bil­ Asner, James Caan. 1967 Go To Paris* Disillusioned in a En­ 3 $ - Great Performances 'Bern­ confessor, was the last '' some judges in that state believe. The measure also relieves the proceedings. Magaldi said he will meet with Stallone, Richard Crenna, Brian Mala Powers. Chuck Connors. vered drugs to Martha von Bulow's he had no access to drugs. lionaire who are bent on world © ) - Frontline The Struggle in glish boarding school, the girls stein: Conductor, Soloist & Dennehy. Rated R. The House-passed bill has them state Supreme Court from hearing “ Twenty-five hundred dollars is his lawyer today to discuss the (35 - Jeffersons 1957 Saxon king of England. Marriott also said von Bulow worried that people appearing in appeals from Small Claims Court procedure for retracting the state­ son at the fam ily’s Newport a substantial amount for most supplied him with expensive tap­ the court would have a lot more to and redirects them to Superior ment in Rhode Island Supreme mansion. people," Hayes said, adding he ing equipment to try to “ bait” lose unless they understand the Court. The bill provides that small Court. Marriott said earlier he intends MORWING BUT. FORTUNATBLY, would have “ no qualms” about a Rhode Island State Police Lt. Jack Von Bulow is free on $1 million to withdraw his statement in a, TO FIMP EA^V AMP A MAN PAG5IN& procedures. claims rulings do not require small increase of up to $1,000. Reese, a key investigator, to try to « WA^H MEARLV FROZEN BV SPOTS TH E M ... BRIDGE ASTRO The.jurists generally praised juries. bail pending appeal. He was support of von Bulow because he no But Hayes and Lehner praised sway the case. some components of the legisla­ State Court Administrator Tho­ convicted in March 1982 of twice longer believes von Bulow is telling the concept of relieving the Su­ mas Lehner said an increase in the GRAPH tion, designed to speed payments preme Court from hearing small Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby awarded in the court. There are dollar limit would probably result claims appeals. more than 10,000 small claims in only a slight increase in the Iowa beagle of famed paternity suit dies Bernice Bede Osol A traditional signal cases in Vermont annually. overall number of cases tried in “ I do think the Supreme Court is But the judges say raising the Small Claims Court. getting increasingly burdened MONTROSE, Iowa (UPI) - tracks near his rural home Friday just kind of moped around.” limit for claims could jeapordize But he said “ you are talking night. He said he was unsure how Murphy was accused last 1983 Reisinger." with appeals,"Lehner said. “It Murphy the beagle, a canine the informal nature of the court about a substantial amount of preserves an adequate right of Lothario who gained fame in a Murphy died but he did not suspect summer of lunging through a Oswald: “ Yes, we did. screen door into a nearby home, Apparently simple old-fash- and infringe on individual rights. money. It is the feeling of the appeal. paternity suit involving a neigh­ foul play. running off with a Scottish terrier ionra signals are not in the < 1 K r t l i d a y Currently, Small Claims Court is judges that there is too much at bor’s Scottish terrier, has died at “We miss Murphy pretty A “ It’s very difficult for a non­ and making her' pregnant. The N O R TH 4-2-84 modernist's bible." a branch of the District Court stake with that amount. the age o f 17 months. much," Chadwick said Saturday. I#. ♦ A 7 3 Jim: “ Let’s start with a system designed to resolve dis­ "With the simplified (small lawyer to appeal (in Supreme Murphy went for a walk Thurs­ “ We mostly remember about how terrier’s owner sued, asking {hat April 3,1984 V K J 4 simple hand. West is on lead putes up to $500 without hiring an claims) procedure, and without Court) without an attorney.” "It's day and never came home. His happy he was, except for a period Chadwick pay $30 to repair the ♦ Q1094 against a three no-trump Your possibilities for a rise in .! attorney. the .appearance of lawyers, it proper that appeals be handled by owner. E.M. Chadwick, found his when he was despondent about his door, plus costs of a canine status are stronger this coming 4 K J 4 contract and. opens his The House bill, pending in a makes it more difficult to insure the trial courts,” Hayes said. pet lying dead bv the railroad romance. For a while after that, he abortion ATTA BOY, HOLY COW! I NEVER \ GOO’NESS! 1 HEY THERE’S I TELL HIS HIGHNESS TO LEND year than they have been for W EST EAST fourth-best spade. Old-fash­ KILLER! GO, SAW A TYRANNO RUN J HAVEN'T EITHER! A FELLA HERE ME HIS EAR! I'VE GOT BAD quite some time. You'll devise ♦ Q 108 2 4K64 ioned, but eff^tive. Dummy BABY! THAT FAST! WHO WANTS TO NEWS THAT HE MUST HEAR! ways to rea'Ize your ambitions C:: o TALK T'YOU! V 10 972 V8653 • ducks, and East wins with his king and returns the six. and hopes. i ♦ K5 47 ARIES (March 21-April 19)" Maine senator accuses the military 4)097 4A8 6 32 South takes dummy’s ace and leads the queen of dia­ Financial matters could be ndloW SOUTH tricky again today. Personal P monds for a finesse. It loses 4J95 situations should turn out to b* ——-—'— to West’s king. West takes VAQ fortunate, but this might not bd ,?* of Vabby thinking’ on weight lifter ♦ AJ8632 his two winning spades but true when others are involved. now has a lead problem. He 4Q5 Major changes are In store for According to military height and “ flabby thinking.” must find a trick in partner's Aires In the coming year. Send AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — A Vulnerable: Neither hand." lor your year-ahead predic- " Maine senator has accused the weight charts, a man Poulin’s size Poulin, now assigned to work at Dealer: South Oswald: “ It is easy for lions today. Mall $1 to Astro-. .■ military of “ flabby thinking" for should weigh no more than 177 Elmendorf Air Force Base in pounds. Alaska, said the Air Force waived West North East South him since Blast has played Graph, Box 489. Radio City its threat to boot a former !♦ the eight of clubs on West’s Station, Now York. NY 10019. . championship weight lifter out of “ Sgt. Poulin is in remarkable the weight requirement when he Be sure to state your zodiac h,ii» Pass 34 Pass 3 N T last spade. That eight-spot the Air Force unless he loses 27 shape and the extra weight is enlisted. has to be a high club. Since sign. Pass Pass Pass pounds. nearly all muscle,” said Sen. “ He should never have been able Blast is using the simple sig­ TAURUS (April 30-Msy 20) H William S. Cohen, R-Maine, a to enlist. He wasn’t qualified — he Persons with whom you associ­ Staff Sgt. Paul J. Poulin of nal of high Tor strength and member of the innate Armed failed to meet Air Force weight WAITE^B, W(X)UD YOU AblO Opening lead: 42 low for weakness, West ate today might not adhere to Augusta, who has been pumping THAT MAN TO PUT (X)T (DE:NTue3^AN Services Committee who has standards,” saidCapt. Charlene A. plays a club. East takes the the standards you establish. .: iron for 10 of his 23 years, collecting HI6 aCsAEeTTE:^ THIS /• £ A Y 6 N O . Bring them up to your level. ■ 18 lifting titles and has a physique lodged an official protest with the Kogler, commander of Poulin's ace, and three no-trump has ,*mi UA*v'"» vcltlJIII'"^ n vivid ^ NO-6MOIOIN6 AECA. been 'Spurlos versenkt,’ to Don’t retreat to theirs. ,, that would make Jack La Lane Pentagon. squadron section. By Oswald Jacoby use a phrase from World GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your proud. “ Since Sgt.vPoulin has little fat to “ He should not be forced to lose / / greatest benefits today are ‘ and James Jacoby War I. ” lose, this type of program will the weight sinra his is a body likely to be derived from joint But his 5-foot, 6-inch frame tips Jim: “This is a simple the scales at 203 pounds, leading cause him to lose weight by losing builder and in no way looks .yy,trs» ventures. However, you must " overweight,” she conceded. • .isncd loP'** Jim: “ How about some hand, and undoubtedly pull your own weight: don't the Air Force to label him musclerione, and force him against articles this week on old- modernists would also beat leave everything up to others. “clinically obese.” Poulin has his will to weaken the physique Military medical tests found fashioned bidding? After all, that three no-trump CANCER (June 2l-July 22) .<> been ordered to adhere to a strict which he worked for years to Poulin's body weight consists of - .AAior ao \ contract.” J ill 1 you and Edgar Kaplan did Look upon life as If it were q tow-calorie diet and has been obtain,” Cohen said. only 18.8 percent fat, well.>within (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) mighty well with it in the game today. You could be’'" forbidden to exercise or lift He said the A ir Force’s action the ideal composition of between IS exceptionally fortunate In situ­ against Poulin was based on and 22 percent. LsmI stntP'**^ p..«,nsrufv*‘ ations where you don't allow"' weigbU to build muscle bulk. yourself to get uptight. CROSSWORD LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Condi^ lions are a trifle unusual today— Answer to Previous Puzzle Air Force paid $300,000 for door ACROSS 2 Still picture In that a difficult project will " °P,ik CM**""' Itom 3 Ballerina's prove easy, while something H/IBERDASHERV 1 Swift aircraft duds you thought to be a snap may SPOKANE. Wash. this country financially.” An operator at the Fair- what we know is right, I MAIC9 i r (abbr.) 4 Swept with (turd <0 T?* develop complications. . (U P I) — A truck driver Harry Wear made his child Air Force Base start working together I (Win. ' 4 Use the eyes VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) In. „ discovery last November (outside Spokane) told and do something to save ensns__ ^ ^ eyes 5 Dawn goddess who discovered the Air A P®INT Tb w ear competitive social sports'., when he delivered the him about the govern­ this country financially. ------E«MI* “ '||.T 7 Compass 6 Est away today, play to win — but It you ‘ Force was paying$300,000 mfgiHtiy u •• S8^ ^ IMiMi C-141 door to McChord Air ment’s Zero Overpricing "They used to call peo­ ‘K i point 7 Unspecified should lose, do so with grace' ‘ for an airplane door worth 6»«. «* ‘ .Sv Monitor Program. Bo w WITH I^Y 10 Burden amount and charm. A game is just a " ’ only $2,448 says more Force Base near Tacoma. ple like that patriots. Now 12 Woman's 8 Told game. citizens should become He was astonished to see “ I got hold of a Sgt. we’re called radicals, but Jzn AP/?oW .5H IW . name 9 Defunct LIBRA (S«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) An " whistleblowers to "save the bill of lading valued Robert Jensen and he’s we can change that.” 14 Lout football opportunity may arise today to the door at $300,000. been on the case since 15 Bald head league (abbr.) IJTTt give you a chance to rid your­ “ There wasn't as much then.” ------16 From (2 wdt.) 11 Clothing □□□■(DElQHtiinClEl self ol an obligation you have _ metal there,” he said, "as The A ir Force says the W Wire measure fabric U ltiL l ITI8IEI to another. Don't let It go b y ^ NDTICETOCREOITOnS » T i i m S i 4 -2 □ □ □ Pamphiet teiis you’d find in one truck door should have cost ESTATE DF MARGARET 18 Instigate (2 13 At a distance the boards. } fram e,” . $2,448 and has asked the LEV R ID Oka MARGARET wds.y 19 Possessive 38 Young social- 50 Esmily of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2 ^ ~ about vision 20 Challenged manufacturer, Lockheed, V. LEVRID, deceosad vonoun its,lor short Usually you have adequate, Wear said he was even The Hon. Wllllotn E. Fitz­ 22 Weapons 21 Cereal grass 40 Broke breed medieval self-confidence, but today you NEW YORK (UPI) - more shocked when the to explain the $298,000 Gerald, Judge, of the Court We Want Your Memories! 24 Music buff's 23 Looped 41 River in the might experience unwarranted " ■ Children’s most frequent door was casually stacked discrepancy. of Probate, District of A8on- purchase chester at o hearing held on o n e FAU 5e AA0Y& 24 Writer anxieties as to how you'll bu-,- questions about vision, Jensen also told Wear 26 Is human Southwest Ferrara near IS to 20 identical ones .March 29, 19M ordered that AMD Vdu'r e ceAO Marquis de 43 Military accepted by others. .• visual impairment and in the storage yard. he could receive a reward OH claims must be presented They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers.. 2 30 Actress SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Om . West operation 51 Sward blindness are answered in “ With all those panels of 10 per cent, $29,000, for to the fiduciary on or before iMTHeWATBR! 25 Adolescent 21) Do not worry about things June 29, 1984 or be barred os 31 Act 44 Inappropriate a straightforward, easy- acting as an official today that may never happen! " sitting around the parking by low provided. 32 Shade tree 27 Ranks 45 Mind 53 Compass especially regarding your to-read pamphlet just lot. and at that price,” he “ whistleblower” under Dionne E. Yuslnos, 3 3 ______to28 Thin asJoy air Ass't. Clerk 46 Above material needs. Luck will g e t '" published by the Ameri­ said, "I asked the clerk the monitoring program. 34 Music 29 Heavens The fiduciary Is: 48 Inalde (praf.) point you over the rough spots. can Foundation for the what the Air Force was “ What we have to do, as Pout Vesco, note 30 Swab — If s Easy— Here’s How- CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19)'^ 260 School Street 36 Bent to one 35 Skipping 49 Doe Blind. doing with them. He said, citizens, is start saying Try to excuse yourself from Manchester, Ct. 06040 side ‘I don’t know. It’s just what we think,” he said. ! 2 3 4 8 0 7 8 social Involvements today that 0054M 37 Arch (Scot.) “A Different Way of something we buy.’’’ “ We nee4 to stand up for Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... you know will be replete with C Seeing,” by Robin Tan- 39 Slip by 10 n 12 13 14 "That made me mad. 42 Scholarly 1 stodgy, negative types. AssocF •• nenbaum, is an open letter TOWN OF MANCHEOTER ate with the hopeful and opll-,., I’ve felt for some time Write down your recollections of Manchester long 45 Resident of IS It 17 to elementary school U O A L NOTICE 1 misllc. that we don’t need to pay The Zonlnp Board of Appeals at a meetlno on March 26,1904 Havana children, illustrated with ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down 20 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-F«b. liVl"” more taxes, we need more mode the followlno decisions: '■ 47 Withdraw It 10 V photographs and line Appl. No. 9f0-ldo J . Llndbero-Vorlonce denled.63 Erie from ■ Unless you are strongly "• respect for the tax money drawings. Street. Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town association 22 motivated today, you’re not " we!re getting,” he said. Appl. No. 9V1-A.B.A. Tool S Ole Company, Inc.-Vorlonceap- 51 Enervate likely to get Into high gear. This “ We need to spend with a proved-139S Tolloed Turnpike. T DOKIT B U T r DON'T REALLY 24 28 20 27 28 28 may cause you to leave undone “ It explains that visu­ or the boys vvent off to war. 52 Region In little Ut more intelligence Appl. No. 992-Rlchord Grlnovlch-Varlancesand Special Ex­ REALLY L1 Gov. John Spellman. Clerk's otnee. ' You may enter more than once! 68 8i 87 New York. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS DOWN money li to dutfse pareata " I couldn’t get any Edward Celtmon, Secretary 88 Bt •0 12 perceat iaterett on over- Single copies of the action,” he said. “ None of Doted at Manchester, C T this 2nd day of April, 19M. 1 Steeps in doe allowancet. . .. booklet are free. them cared.” 00304 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 2, 1984 - II Israelis Obituaries fly over Thomas Conran, SPORTS active in sports Lebanon and many groups Thomas F. Conran, of 153 Hoyas and Cougars try to erase memories BY Steve Haoev Grandview St., died Sunday at United Press International Manchester Memorialat Hospital, He was the husband of Ruth By William D. Murray doubtful whether Gettys can certainly have to control him.') said. "And then we are going to B E IR U T, Lebanon — Israel sent (Tyrrell) Conran. UPI Sports Writer match the speed of the Georgetown The coaches agreed that whi­ have to maintain that pace." warplanes roaring over Lebanon ism guards on defense. chever team controls the tempo , « - . r i He was bom in Hartford and had The concepts of puce, tempo, and today, a day after Israeli shelling will win. been a lifelong resident of Man­ S E A T T L E — Georgetown coach Lewis said he as aware of the speed will all be meaningless come of suspected terrorist bases in­ chester. A t the time of his death, he John Thompson and his NCAA fact that Gettys is a step slower "I expect a game of tempo," midnight Monday. The only fact creased tensions in the Bekaa was an independent insurance final counterpart, Houston's Guy than the Hoyas but added "he'll Lewis said. "We like to run. they that will remain is that one team Valley, where Israeli and Syrian like to run. We are going to run at agent, affiliated with Insurance V. Lewis, both know what it's like play." will be etched in the memories of troops are dug into opposing lines. every opportunity." Management Center of Manches­ to sit and watch a NCAA title slip The key for Houston could be the nation's sports fans as the Lebanese police said the planes Thompson concurred. ter. He was a veteran of World War away in the last seconds. reserve guard-forward Benny national champion, the other will broke the sound barrier over the Anders, who scored 10 points in last "Wctarc going to have to set the .U' II. serving in the U.S. Coast Guard Last year, Lewis’ Cougars had a disappear from memory. mountains west of the Bekaa for seven years as a chief para- NCAA title taken away in the final year's finals. Although Anders did pace early with nnr defen.se." he Valley before heading south to­ chute'rigger. seconds when North Carolina not see any action against Virginia ward Israel, where a Palestinian He was a member of St. James State's Lorenzo Charles tipped in a in the semifinal, Lewis said he terrorist attack wounded at least f tS Church; Manchester Lodge of shot at the buzzer to give the would play on Monday night. 48 people in Jerusalem. Eiks, serving as chairman of youth Wolfpack a 54-52 triumph. In the middle, both teams Israeli police captured two sus­ activities for 10 years; the Arm y 4 Two years ago, 'Ehompson's possess one of the best big men in pected terrorists and searched for Navy Ciub and its past board of Hoyas turned the bail over on an the game in the Cougars' Akeem a third after gunmen fired subma­ tm governors and bowling league. He Thomas F. Conran errant pass in the final seconds, Olajuwon and Georgetown's Pa­ chine guns and tossed grenades at was also a member of Tallwood allowing North Carolina to escape trick Ewing. crowds in Jerusalem's busy main Men's Club and the VFW , a past made to the American Cancer with a 63-62 title triumph. Lewis says that Olajuwon is the intersection. V): member of the Manchester Youth Society. 237 E. Center St. Tonight, one of the two men will center of his offense and it will be A fourth suspect was shot dead Commission and St. Bridget know the feeling of losing in the up to Georgetown to stop him. The by a civilian bystander in the third Church Councii. Martha M. Gates finals once again. The other will Hoyas proved Saturday they could serious terrorist incident in Jerus­ (■ ^ He was also a member of the Martha (McAdams) Gates, 78, of come away a Winner for the first stop not one but two big men as alem in four months. International Board of Approved 136 Highland St., died Saturday at time. they held Kentucky's Sam Bowie to The Democratic Front for the Basketball-Officials, the National her home. She was the wife of “ We both know what it like to just 1,0 points and Melvin Turpin to Liberation of Palestine, a radical Federation of Amateur Softbail Herman D. Gates. lose a NCAA title," Thompson said 5. Palestine Liberation Organization Association of Umpires, Connecti­ Besides her husband, she leaves when asked to compare the two Both Ewing and Olajuwon said group, and Abu Nidai, expelled cut Board of Approved Basebail two sons, Dean Gates Sr. and teams. Sunday they were excited about from the PLO for attacks on Ronald Gates, both of Manchester; Georgetown enters the title playing against each other. Given moderate leaders, both claimed Umpires and had served as a a sister, Mrs. Edith McAdams; game with the playing status of their strengths and weaknesses, reponsibility for the attack. justice of the peace for many and eight grandchildren. guard Gene Smith in doubt. Smith they will probably neutralize each Soviet Ambassador Alexander years. Herald photo by Pinto The funeral was scheduled today, strained his arch in the team's other in Monday night's finals. Soldatov met with Lebanese For­ At the time of his death he was a are Manny Merisotis, David Riordan, member of the Advisory Board of at 1 p.m. from the John F . Tierney' 53-40 victory over Kentuckj^ in That leaves the real battle eign Minister Elie alem today after state math champions from Manchester Saturday's semifinal and wa'S“' underneath between the forwards. talks Sunday with Prime Minister United Way of Manchester, the Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. High School hold alfeft the trophy they and James Kurien. In the back are Lisa Democratic Town Committee, the Burial was to be in East Cemetery.^ hobbling around on crutches on Both Houston and Georgetown Chefik Wazzan, who said later the Harvey, Heidi Sullvan and assistant Sunday. possess a gifted freshman power country should ask all its friends to won Saturday — the second the local Board of Directors of the YWCA Memorial donations may be made team has taken home in three years. In coach Marilyn Cavanna. Not pictured is and the Commission of Independ- to St. Mary's Church Book of “ Gene told me he was going to be forward. The Hoy^s have David help liberate the Israeli-occupied able to play," Thompson said. Graham, who came off the bench south. ent Insurance Agents of Remembrance. front are Meg Harvey, Jon Goldick and head coach Roberta Thompson. “ But we are not going to have him and scored 8 points and took down 6 The Israeli barrages Sunday Manchester. John Rogers. In the next row, from left. He was a past director of the Anna C. Alberone practice today (Sunday) and rebounds against Kentucky...The were reported on several Lebanese really will not know his status until Cougars start Rickie Winslow, radio stations and announced in Eighth Utilities District, had Anna (Cipoila) Lumbruno Albe­ served as assistant recreation rone, 92, of Hartford, died Friday. tomorrow." only the third freshman ever to Tel Aviv by an Israeli military If Smith can't play it will be a start for Houston. Winslow set a command spokesman. director for the town for 13 years, She was the mother of Anthony MHS math team leads state coached midget football for 10 Lumbruno of Manchester. severe blow for the Hoyas ^nce he first year record this season for The spokesman said the shells is one of their pacesetters. dunks with 56. were fired at "terrorist command years, was involved with the Little She also leaves five daughters, The Manchester High School School, with 85, and Hamden question, according to assistant League program for 21 years, Jean MaulucciCroninofSaybrook. “ Gene certainly is one of the Thompson said Graham's ag­ posts that sen’ed as staging areas keys to our team," Thompson said. gressive style sparks his squad. . and departure points" for guerrilla math team took home a trophy High School, with 78. coach Roberta Thompson. The serving as president for two years. Mary Hatches of Enfield, Terry and a statewide title Saturday, As a re.sult, Manchester will school with the highest com­ He ran the Midget Basketball Cagianello of Hartford, Ceceila "He created our tempo on Satur­ "When he does things, it's with attackson Israeli soldiers, lO.OOOto so much flair that he fires the team becoming the second local team have four representatives on bined score wins. program for 14 years and directed DePaolis and Ellen Simeone, both day against Kentucky and I think 15,000 of whom occupy southern up." he said. in thive years to win the award. the Connecticut State All-Star Jon Goldick. with an individ­ the Pass, Punt and Kick program of Rocky Hill; two other sons, it's going to be important for him to Lebanon. , At the other forward spot, the "According to all reports, Math Team competing at the ual score of 17, was awarded a on the local and state levels for 10 Dominick Lumbruno of Farming- do that against Houston." UPI photo He did not identify the terrorists, UPi photo Cougars start Michael Young, a they really blew the .socks off Atlantic Regional Meet in June. trophy for the highest-scoring years. He also served on the ton and Joseph Lumbruno' of The Hoyas have an advantage at but the Israelis generally use the gifted streak shooter. The Hoyas everybody. The others didn't They will be students Meg senior in the contest. Heidi Manchester Commission of Child­ Bloomfield; a brother, Frank the guard slot in the fact that they The Georgetown Hoyas, led by coach John Thompson, term in referring to Palestinean HoustonGuy Lewis and his Cougars will try to know that in order to win, they can even come close," Principal Harvey. David Riordan. Jon Sullivan, with 14 points, came in ren and Youth and played basket­ Cipoila of South Windsor; 21 are very deep and possess much will try to make up for the loss two years ago against guerrillas. forget last year’s last-second loss to North Carolina State not afford to let Young run wild. Jacob Ludes said this morning. Goldick and Heidi Sullivan. second place among the juniors. ball. softball, baseball and most grandchildren; and 33 great­ more quickness at that position. In Beirut, the right-wing Chris­ "Young's an outstanding North Carolina. They will play Houston for the NCAA More than 2.50 of the state's The competition usually con­ In third place locally was David every other sport. grandchildren. as they go for the NCAA championship tonight against The Cougars rely on Reid Gettys tian Voice of Lebanon radio Said and Alvin Franklin at guard. It is player," Thompson said. "You championship tonight in Seattle. Israeli tanks were "violently shel­ best math students took place in sists of several math tests, Riordan, with 12 points. He was awarded the Community The funeral services was sche­ Georgetown. ling Syrian positions" in the the competition held at Berlin given individually, and a "team More than a dozen high school Service Award by the Chamber of duled today in Hartford. Memorial Bekaa. about 25 miles east of the High School. With a total 93 round" where students can pool students belong to the team, Commerce, the Elk of the Year donations may be made to Newing­ capital. points. MHS beat out Hall High their resources to answer a though not all go to each meet. award, the Jaycee Leadership ton Children's Hospital, 181 E . Baseball roundup Syria had no immediate com­ Award, and received the Arm y 4 Cedar St., Newington. The D 'E - ment on the shelling, which height­ Navy Club plaque for outstanding sopo Wethersfield Chapels had ened tensions between some 40,000 contributions tosports in Manches­ charge of arrangements. Syrian troops deployed in the ter. He also received awards from Major League season begins today with four games valley and Israeli troops holding Illinois finally begins cieaning up the West Side Oldtimers for his Mrs. Carolyn M. LorentI positions opposite them. service to Manchester youth pro­ Mrs. Carolyn (Marino) Lorenti, grams, the community service 34, of Cromwell, died Friday at By United Press International Mike Torrez will pitch for the Mets. Montreal, will not open their home who leave Montreal for San year. gaping holes. The barrages coincided with new- The Giants reached an agree­ award from the VFW , and the Man Middlesex Memorial Hospital. She There are three games sche­ seasons until the middle of the Francisco; Dave Parker, who Both N L races figure to be fighting between Moslems and ment with slugging outfielder cancerous death factory in Ottawa of the Year award for the Walter was the wife of Vincent J. Lorenti The rites of spring are over. It's duled in the American League. The month. The Expos play their first joins Cincinnati after 10 years in closely contested because there Christians around Beirut. Dusty Baker, a former Dodger Camp Foundation. and the sister of David L. Marino of time for the realities of the long world champion Baltimore Orioles home game April 13 and the Blue Pittsburgh; Tom Seaver, who goes are no standout teams in either There was no immediate report star, on a two-year contract and Besides his wife he leaves a son, Manchester. season. will play host to the A L West Jays open their home campaign from the Mets to the White Sox; division. Montreal looks to have on casualties from the Israeli Bv Tim Coder radium poisoning from exposure an old school building between 1920 Royals acquired third baseman shelling in the Bekaa. where Syria Thomas W. Conran of South She also leaves her father, Louis Can the Baltimore Orioles re­ champion Chicago White Sox, the April 17. Rich Gossage and Graig Nettles, improved the most with the United Press International at the plant, or its forerunner, the and 1937. The women ther.e were addition of Rose and relief pitcher Tucker Ashford from the New lost more than 100 jet fighters in Windsor; two daughters, Mrs. Marino of Cromwell; a son, peat as world champions? Will Kansas City Royals entertain the Five new managers will be on who both leave the Yankees forSan Radium Dial Co.. located four instructed to dip fine-tipped paint Gary Lucas, but Pittsburgh has the York Mets. Ashford is expected to dogfights with Israeli pilots during blocks away. Caricen Burns of Manchester and Vincent L. Lorenti and a daughter anyone seriously challenge the Yankees and the California Angels the scene, although only one of Diego; Joe Morgan, who left O TTAW A, III. — The.statefinally brushes in water, twirl the brushes best pitching. St. Louis the most play third base in place of George Israel's 1982 invasion of Lebanon. Mrs. Patricia Wardwell of Bolton; Natalie Lynn Lorenti, both of Chicago White Sox in the American play host to the Boston Red Sox. them, Davey Johnson, is com­ Philadelphia to go home to Oak­ is cleaning up "DeathCity," where Others lived — with difficulty, between their lips to make a point, speed and best defense and Phila­ Brett, who injured his knee Satur­ Police and radio reports said at for .50 years small-town girls died a sister. Mrs. Lucille Finnegan of Cromwell; a daughter, Natalie League West? Will Yogi Berra In a conscientious effort to avoid pletely new to the major- league land; and Jim Sundberg, who joins Pearl Schott. 66, contracted and dip them into a luminous delphia the most depth. day and will be lost to the Royals least one Lebanese soldier died Manchester; and two grandsons. Lynn Lorenti, of Cromwell; finish the season as manager of the as many April postponements as managerial fraternity. Milwaukee after 10 years in Texas. of cancer after painting luminous breast cancer in 1964, has had radium powder. In the N L West, Houston, for about two months. and two others were wounded in The funeral will be Wednesday another brother, Jeffrey L. Marino New York Yankees? possible, the schedule makers Vern Rapp of Cincinnati, Jim Close races are expected in at numbers on watch dials with reproductive organs removed, and Atlanta. Los Angeles and San San Francisco is hoping Baker the Shouf mountains southeast of Luminous Processes was with a mass of Christian burial at of Cromwell; a sister, Mary Ann The answers to these and many have tried this year to take Frey of the Chicago Cubs, Berra of least three of the fourdivisions this radium-based paint. has a lot of trouble with her feet Diego figure to battle down to the can add some much- needed power Beirut in mortar and rocket duels warned several times to clean up 11 a.m. in St. Bridget Church. Marino of Middletown; and her more questions will begin unfold­ advantage of warm weather cities the Yankees and Rene Lachemann year. Only the White Sox, who won La.st week the $2 million cleanup and bones. She worked 32 years at wire for the pennant. to their lineup. A 12-year veteran. between Syrian-backed Druze reb­ the radiation. It was fined $3,200 in Burial will be in East Cemetery. step-grandmother, Mrs. Stella Ro- ing today when major league and those with domed stadiums. of Milwaukee are new to their the A L West by 20 games last year, began when workers hauled more Luminous Processes, starting at 40 The Astros are the soundest Baker has 221 career homers, even els and Christian-led army units. 1977 and closed the following year. Friends may call at the Holmes tioroll of New Britian. baseball opens its regular season Therefore, the three teams with respective teams, but all four have appear to be a level above their than.50 containersof contaminated cents an hour. fundamentally, the Braves have though he slumped to 15 homers Voice of Lebanon radio also Funeral Home, 400 Main St., The funeral was scheduled today with four games spread across the domed stadiums — Seattle and managed previously in the major opponents. rubble from the downtown Lumi­ Mrs. Schott remembers the the best bullpen and two-time MVP last season. He will be on the reported shelling of Christian Numerous lawsuits have been Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. from the D'Angelo Funeral Home, country from Baltimore to Minnesota in the A L and Houston leagues. In the A L East, the Orioles nous Processes Inc. plant for stifling summer days when fans Dale Murphy, the Dodgers have restricted list for 10 days while he residential areas in the Metn filed by former workers. Memorial contributions may be Middletown. California. in the N L — will play their first A number of players, including remain the team to beat, but the shipment to a nuclear waste dump swirled radium-filled dust through the deepest front-line pitching and gets in shape. mountains east of Beirut. at Hanford. Wash. In the National League, the week of games at home as will the several former All-Stars, also will division remains the deepest in the plant. the Padres have Gossage. In exhibition games Sunday. St. Gunfire was heard in Beirut, a Cincinnati Reds, baseball's oldest West Coast-based teams in Los be seen in different uniforms this baseball. The Detroit Tigers, Yan­ The plant, a brick building with "We were often told to becareful A couple of teams. San Fran­ Louis beat Philadelphia 6-3, Pitts­ day after the French pullout ended franchise, will have the honor of Angeles, California, San Fran­ season. kees, Toronto Blue Jays and the warning "Dial Illinois for with the material because it was cisco in the NL and Kansas City in burgh hammered the Chicago the 19-month mission of the multi­ opening the campaign by playing cisco, San Diego and Oakland. They include Pete Rose, who Milwaukee Brewers all finished Death" painted in black on its very expensive, but never to be Tough decisions face department the AL, made some personnel White Sox 14-2. Montreal pounded national peace-keeping force, but host to the New York Mets. Mario On the other hand, the two goes from Philadelphia to Mont­ over .500 last year and should be facade, was closed by government careful because it was very changes Sunday to help fill a few Atlanta 8-1, it was light compared to fighting Soto will start for the Reds and Canadian cities, Toronto and real; A1 Oliver and Manny Trillo, improved in certain areas this order in 1978 because of excessive dangerous," Mrs. Schott said. By JudI Hasson " I just assumed that in February The vacancies come in an that reportedly killed 188 people in levels of radiation. Douglas F. Stevenson, an attor­ United Press International and March, the department would the city last month. election year when the department Lawyers say the closing was too ney representing the defunct com­ go into gridlock," said Tom will be faced with a numter of On the "green line" dividing the late for many members of the pany, said he could not comment W ASHINGTON - Some tough DeCair, the department's chief politically delicate decisions. capital, .army units in Christian "Society of the Living Dead," as because the statute of limitations and touchy policy decisions must spokeman. But he said the depart­ Couples takes TPC victory These include whether to take a east Beirut traded sporadic gun­ the watch-painters were referred on damages arising from possible be made at the Justice Department ment has been functioning well. fire with Druze and Shiite Moslem to in national headlines. At home, radium poisoning is 20 years. He even though it is currently operat­ position on a sensitive women's But while many lawyers say the issue involving equal pay for militiamen in the Moslem western people just called them "the girls" said old cases may be refiled and ing under a lame-duck attorney department can run itself, some half. — 40 of whom died of tumors and new cases filed until that limit runs general and vacancies in three comparative worth, and what to do note there are Sensitive decisions about the investigation of Teams­ by one shot over Trevino Christian radio said the'|Israelis cancers during a 50-year span. out. other top jobs. that must be made and the ters President Jackie Presser fired at targets in the Bekaa from • James Thomas, mayor for 17 The company was known as And it cou Id be months before the possibility the department will be relating to allegations about no- positions in three villages. years, said the women died of Radium Dial when it was housed in new nominee for the nation's top headeef by an acting chief. sitting on a three- stroke lead over said Couples. “ It was driver to the show employees on a union By David Moffit law enforcement job, Edwin Trevino and out of sight of anyone right, 7-iron to left middle edge and "These are most unusual payroll. UPI Sports Writer Meese, can actually take over the times," says one longtime career else with six holes to play. three-putt for the win. Reagan was endorsed by the department because of an investi­ However, he bogeyed No. 14, “ My biggest accomplishment Justice Department lawyer. “This Teamsters in 1980. PONTE VEDRA, Fla. - De­ Spring snow in Rockies, Piains gation into his finances and his role administration has attempted to borah Couples may have more missed birdie putts at the next this week was beating the course. at the White House and 1980 make policy out of things that used On Jan. 23, Attorney General faith now in her husband's golf three holes and then three- putted You have to play your own game By Brenda Rotzoll and 1979. Sammler at the National Severe presidential campaign. to run pretty automatically. There­ William French Smith announced game. No. 18 for another bogey to wind up and it helped that I was playing United Press International The storm that whipped up winds Storms Forecast Center in Kansas Some officials say there has not fore the idea that we sergeants can he was resigning, and Reagan Fred Couples asked her to come at 1-under 71 for the round and well.” on the California coast Saturday City, Mo. been any noticeable change in the run the government isn't as true in tapped his close aide, Meese, for from California to watch him play 11-under 277 for the tournament. Lanny Wadkins, 1979 TPC A spring .storm packing a foot and dumped 20 inches of snow on department's operations. the job. Up to a foot of snow hit Utah their view." this past week in the prestigious Trevino, 44-year-old former TP C champ, had a closing 67-283 to tie and more of snow moved across Austin. Nev., Sunday moved into champ (1980) playing in only his for fifth with Mark O’Meara (73). Sunday, with 8 inches on the Tournament Players Champion­ the Rockies and Plains today. the central Rockies and Plains ship. At first, she turned him down fourth tournament of the year South African Nick Price was Snow changed to rain and severe today. Snow fell across much of campus of Brigham Young Univer­ sity in Provo. Winds gusting to 50 — with good reason. because of a bad back, birdied No. alone at 68-284 and Watson, with a thunderstorms on the storm's Utali. Colorado, southern Mon­ “ My wife told me she'd see me 16 and had long (25. and 30 feet) closing 76-285, wound up tied for southern edge. tana. Wyoming and western South mph in the Albuquerque, N.M., Koreas mull joint Olympic team urea kicked up dust clouds Friday night because I'd probably birdie chances at 17 and 18, eighth. Utility companies in New Eng-- Dakota. Rain mixed with snow hit miss the cut,” said Couples, who winding up with a 68- 278 second throughout the Middle Rio Grande Three-time TPC winner Jack land estimated only 25,000 of the 1 western Nebraska. SEOUL, South Korea The southern letter was was delivered to the Com­ The letter from Seoul had in fact missed the cut in his two place finish that was worth $86,400 Valley. (U P I) — South Korean Nicklaus had a 69 Sunday but that million people left in the dark by The southern edge of the storm a reply to a North Korean munist side through Pan- proposed the two Koreq$ previous appearances in the TPC. in the richest 72- hole tournament sports officials today ac­ was only good enough for a tie for last week's deadly blizzard still was expected to spread rain and Massachusetts utilities hoped to proposal last Friday that munjom today afternoon. be represented at the first on the tour. cepted a North Korean “ She has faith in my game," 33rd. were without power today. Most thunderstorms from the Texas restore power to all customers the two Koreas form a In its letter. South Ko­ session by four delegates Ballesteros, with only one birdie should be back in service by Panhandle to Missouri today, with today. ^ few people still huddled in proposal for talks on single inter-Korea at­ rea said it has accepted each. Couples explained, “but just not and three bogeys, was tied forthird Trevino, who hasn’t won since tonight. snow farther north and west. a temporary Red Cross shelter at a forming a combined Ko­ hletic team to participate the North Korean prop­ here." at 74-282 with Craig Stadler, who the 1981 Tournament of Cham­ In the desert Southwest, Pho­ "It's more typical of a spring- Neraham, Mass., school. rean team to participate in the 23rd O lym pic osal despite Pyongyang's The 24-year-old former Univer­ had predicted he'd make a last- pions, said earlier in the week that enix, Ariz., observed its 87th type system than the ones we've Allison Herrick said she packed in the Los Angeles games in Los Angeles this failure to apologize for the sity of Houston All-America, now round move after a 66 Saturday. he really didn’t think he'd do much straight day without rain Sunday. had recently. There is likely to be up her 8-year-old son Sunday and Summer Olympics and year, the 1986 Asian Oct. 9, 1983, bombing in his fourth year on the PGA Tour, because he hadn't played very Another rainless day today would some severe weather with this left their house when the tempera­ other international games and other interna­ incident in Rangoon, avoided the cut by shooting a “ Winning here was somethihg I much and his doctor wouldn't let equal the record dry spells of 1917 storm." said meteorologist Bill ture fell to 58degrees. games. tional sporting events. Burma that killed 17 course record 8-under-par 64 in never thought would happen," said him practice. But the Seoul officials Such an inter-Korean Friday's second round. Couples, whose only other tour prominent Seoul officials But, after opening with a 76 indicated that North Ko- team, if formed, would be victory was last year’s Kemper including four Cabinet Thursday while battling winds that . rea's failure to apologize a first in the history of ministers. And Deborah led the cheers Open. "Winning the T P C is at the gusted up to 45 mph, Trevino Plans would slightly lower for the bombing deaths of Sunday when he beat Lee Trevino top of my list. Olympic competition. turned in scores of 66- 68-68 in the 17 South Korean officials The two Koreas met by a stroke to win the tour-record “ Every time Lee birdied, I did final three rounds. W ASHINGTON (U P I) - Budget Even if the largest of the ago. last October could stand twice in the late 1960's and $144,000 first prize in the $800,000 too," said Couples, playing in the ROBERT J. SRIITHs Inc. “This must be somebody else’s plans working their way through reduction plans pass, it would cut in the way of success for middle 1970's to discuss event. ) final threesome just behind Trevi­ The House's $182' billion deficit- body today,” quipped Trevino an election-conscious Congress by less than a quarter the $700 ,. the latest sports diplo­ the possibility of forming no’s group. "We both bogeyed the reduction proposal would cut $96 Couples, n ^ this year's No. 1 while walking up No. 18 Sunday. this week will go only a little way billion the annual deficits are macy efforts. a single athletic team for 14th and then I played the next billion off Reagan's request for money winner with $219,483 in the “ It's not my body. I don't know toward cutting the federal deficit. expt-cted to add to the burgeoning In a letter sent to the three as well as I can play them." defense and $16 billion from social international sporting first three months, started the final what keeps me going." The House is set to bring to the debt between fiscal 1985-1987. programs, as well as increasing communist North, the events but they never 1914 round with a two- stroke lead over That brought Couples to the final " I told my wife Friday, after I floor its fiscal 1985 budget, which As a measure of the lack of taxes $49 billion over three years. chairman of (South) Ko­ came to terms. Spain’s Seve Ballesteros, who will hole where Deborah was waiting shot the 66, that maybe I can still contains a $182 billion three-year confidence Congress has in its own rean Olympic Committee The Korean peninsula be defending his second Masters after having flown to Florida play," said Trevino. “ There still is deficit-reduction plan. Senate power to reduce the deficit, the In the Senate, leaders had hoped proposed that the first has been divided since UPI photo title next week in Augusta, Ga. a spark in the fireplace. leaders would like to bring a $150 budget approved last week by the to debate Reagan's G OP com­ working meeting on the World War If. Saturday night. billion plan endorsed by President 649rS241 Tom Watson, another two-time Fred Couples (right) gets a congratula­ $144,(X)0 in prize money, making him House Budget Committee predicts . promise $150 billion deficit- combined team be held at South Korean officials “ With a two-stroke lead to work “I played very well (Sunday),” Reagan to the floor this week as Masters champ, was three back. the overall national debt will rise to reduction plan this week by the truce village of Pan- said North Korea did not •S E. Cantor Etrooi with, all I had to do was hit it to the said Trevino. " I don’t think I made tory handshake from Tom Watson after the number one money winner on the well but are being stymied by more than $2 trillion by fiscal 1986. tacking it onto a bill left over from But he played the first 12 holes of munjom, 35 miles north of immediately respond to Manchoator, Cl. the tough Tournament Players right (away from water that runs any mistakes. I guess I just ran out winning the Tournament Players Cham­ 1984 PGA tour. procedural wrangling. It hit $1 trillion just three years last year. Seoul, on April 9. the Seoul letter, which Club course in 3-under and was from tee to green on that hole)," of holes." pionship Sunday. Couples took home 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Auril 2. 19B4 - 13

Whalers end season V Sportsm BrM I “ SFt- Soccer stars named S'TORRS-Junior sweeper back Kieran Coffey Young debuts in loss to NJ with split against NY of Queens' N.Y. and senior forward James D Orsaneo of Bowie, Md. have been named the Dornbrook, (Ken) Lacy and A t (Carter). Teams that feel comfortable with what I've done, but we have to 1983 University of Connecticut's Most Valuable By Dave Raffo NEW YORK (U P l) - With the playing the four-time champions “ (New York coach) Herb Brooks can play over injuries go on and win championships," get some wins on the board." , Player and Most Improved Player, respectively. OPI Sports Writer playotfs upcoming. Glen Hanlon and we've got to devise a game told me I'd be double- shifted said Hebert, who completed 17-of-27 passes for 206 In other games. Philadelphia routed Tampa Bay plan, play It to perfection and tonight, he told me to be ready," Both were honored Sunday at the soccer team's 38-24, Pittsburgh belted Oakland 28-14 and Denver finully may have figured out a way annual banquet. On a day when one millionaire made his USFLdebut yards. to beat the New York Islanders. hopefully things will work out." said Larouche, who paid big Novo Bojovic kicked four field goals for Michigan, stunned Arizona 17- 7. dividends for the Rangers this year Coffey started all games for UConn last season and gave his team a reason for optimism, two others "Lock them in the dressing room Don Maloney, who scored 49 - . New Orleans i^ at Birmingham tonight. and anchored a Husky defense that allowed only suffered injuries that have dampened their clubs' 6 0 and don't let them out." quipped seconds into the third period to after he was signed — without Walker's injury wasn't as serious as Carter's, but Stars 38, Bandits 24 give New York some breathing compensation — as a free agent. 1.19 goals per game. D'Orsaneo led the team In immediate futures. the Rangers goaltender after he The Michigan Panthers lost wide receiver Anthony the former Heisman Trophy winner from Georgia At Philadelphia. Kelvin Bryant scored three room, said Hanlon's performance "Nobody talked about it. but scoring with nine goals and 11 assists for 29 points. stopped 26 shots Sunday night to Carter with a broken arm during a 26-10 win over San might have to sit out next week's game against touchdowns — including one on a 38- yard run with a may fire up the Rangers. everybody was trying toget methe i\ spark New York to a 2-0 victory Antonio. New Jersey Generals running back Herschel Memphis. Before being hurt early in the fourth teammate's fumble — to lift the Stars to their third "We ended upbeat and it's nice to puck." over the Hartford Whalers in the Perry honored Walker severely bruised his left shoulder in the fourth quarter. Walker caught a 50-yard T D pass from Brian straight win while handing the Bandits their third get that shutout: wehadn'thadone Hartford, which did not make the regular-season finale for both quarter of their 26-10 triumph over Los Angeles, which Sipe and rushed for 59 yards. straight loss. John Reaves replaced rookie Wayne all year," Maloney said. "It gives playoffs, finished 28-42-10 for their HAM DEN-Francine Perry of Quinnipiac Col­ clubs. marked the pro debut of Express quarterback Steve “ Herschel's injury, of course, is a concern," New Peace at quarterback in the second half for Tampa The Rangers advance to the Glennie a lot of confidence and most victories since they joined the lege is one of five collegiate basketball players Jersey Coach Walt Michaels said. "He was just Bay and threw for 343 yards and three TDs. gives us a big boost. This is the kind N H L in 1979-80, named to the Kodak All-District Women's Young. N H L playoffs, where they'll battle Carter is expected to be sidelined at least six weeks. getting warmed up out there when he had to leave the of game we needed." Basketball Team for District I of the Large Maulers 28, Invaders 14 . . , ■ the Stanley Cup champion Island­ "We made great strides in every He suffered the break in his left arm when he landed game." New York's Pierre Larouche College Division, which includes all New England At Pittsburgh, Glenn Carano connected with Jackie ers in a five-game Patrick Division department this year." said Hart­ on it after making a leaping sideline catch for a Walker had been having trouble with both shoulders needed a hat trick for a 50-goal states. Flowers on three touchdown passes and scored semifinal that begins Wednesday ford coach Jack Evahs. "More 22-yard gain to the Gunslingers' 26. It was his third since training camp. The sore shoulders contributed season and a ticket to the record A 6-foot-2 junior from Brooklyn, N.Y., Perry another touchdown on a 1-yard keeper to lead the night. The Rangers have been importantly, the players believe catch of the game and his 30th of the season. to a slow start, which Walker seemed to snap out of a book. He was bidding to become paced Quinnipiac to a 28-3 season while leading Maulers. Carano completed 10- of-14 passes for 186 eliminated in the post-season the we have turned the corner." "It's a great loss to us, but the train has to keep week ago by gaining 116 yards against Washington. the first N H L player in history to the team in scoring with a 16.4 average and in yards to lead the expansion Maulers to their first last three years by their metropoli­ Whalers captain Mark Johnson moving." Panthers Coach Jim Stanley said. "Nobody Sipe threw two touchdown passes as the Generals score that many in a season for rebounds with a 13.9 average. She also had 86 home victory and their second in six games while the tan area rivals. agreed. can replace what Anthony means to this team, but we improved to ^-1. The Express fell to2-4 with theirthird three different teams. It looked blocked shots. Invaders remained winless despite two T D passes by Although Hanlon was joking, he have .people like Walter Broughton and Frank straight loss despite an encouraging performance promising when Larouche heat “ We finished 21 points better Fred Besana. certainly wishes victory was only a McClain who want to show what they can do." from Young. goalie Ed Staniowski for his 48th than last year, we made a real key and a doorknob turn away. Club to hold derby Broughton took advantage of his opportunity by Young, rushed into action after signing a $36 million Gold 17, Wranglers 7 Unfortunately for the Rangers, it goal of the year at 11:03 of the first large improvement in our attitude contract only three weeks ago, completed 19-of-29 At Denver, Harry Sydney rushed for 111 yards and a and became a team," said John­ catching a 7- yard touchdown pass from quarterback won't be that simple. period. The Manchester Coon and Fox Club will hold its Bobby Hebert with 8:51 remaining in the game. The passes for 163 yards and a touchdown. He was also touchdown to lead the Gold. Sydney carried 22 limes "We've got the toughest series of Although being double-shifted son, who had a team- high 87 points annual Trout Fishing Derby on April 8 from 10 intercepted once when his receiver dropped a pass for his first 100-yard rushing game as a pro and the throughout while his teammates this season. rookie's first professional touchdown gave the anyone coming up." said Hanlon, a.m. to 2 p.m. on North River Road in Coventry. A Panthers a 23-10 lead and killed the Gunslingers' and it was caught by a defender. The former Brigham Denver defense snapped Wranglers quarterback looked for him at every opportun­ "1 think you'll see even a better $25 cash prize will be awarded for the largest fish who despite a five- game layoff hopes foi* an upset. Young University All-America also led the Express in Greg Landry's streak of seven straight games with a with a back injury posted his first ity Larouche did not score again Hartford Whalers team next caught. Bait will be available. rushing with 32 yards in six carries. T D pass as Denver opened up a two- game lead ovir despite some good chances,, year," “ It will hurt the offense a lot, but the season won't shutout in three seasons. "We're stop. We've had a lot of guysinjured this year, (Thom) "I think it's just a matter of time," Young said. "I Arizona in the Pacific Division. Final registration set NHL roundup The Manchester Recreation Department will hold a final Youth Soccer registration on April 11 from 6-8 p.m. at the liling Jr, High School Final round set cafeteria. There are four divisions for the 2 Caps get playoff advantage UPl photo program: Pee-Wee (ages 6-7), Midget (8-9), Junior (10-11), and Intermediate (12-14). There Dallas Mavericks' Dale Ellis finds out (43) and Rick Mahorn during an NBA will also be a Girl's League in the Junior and in Boston tournament Intermediate age groups. where the beef is as he tries to squeeze game Sunday in Landover, Md. BOSTON (UPl) -=^ze- said. " I was passing much “The first set was so easy with victory over Flyers through Washington Bullets Jeff Ruland choslovakian doubles better than last week, I think it wasmy mistakes Esposito gets hat partners Hana Mandlik- that's why I could stay in the second set. I had so By AAlke Barnes "We could have packed it in John Blum . scored the game- NEW YOR K — Phil Esposito scored three goals ova and Helena Sukova back. I think if she had put many opportunities to UPl Sports Writer tonight but we didn't," defense­ winner. NBA roundup to lead a Masters of Hockey team to a 3-1 victory will play for the cham­ her first serves in more, break her and I didn't win. man Rod Langway said. "This "Tw o weeks ago. us finishing Sundpy over the New York Rangers Alumni pionship of a $150,000 she would have won more I felt after the first set it Don't be fooled by Bryan Murray gives us the home-ice advantage first was highly unlikely." Bruins Association. woipen's tennis cham- points." was going to be easy and i and Bob McCammon. two coaches and that means extra money for us coach Gerry Cheevers said. "I Esposito, who scored 717 career goals with piofiship after winning Potter wasn't so sure. lost my concentration a who tried to make it sound like it and the owners. There's also the really don't know how we did it but Defense keys Bullets’ win Chicago, ^s to n and the Rangers, is chiefly their semifinal matches “ The match in Dallas little." was a meaningless game. In fact it prestige. We're climbing from I know the.se final two weeks were responsible for starting the Masters of Hockey Sunday. was very close but she is may have been the most important third last year to second this year. better than coasting through and Exhibition series. Proceeds from the games go The winner of Monday's on a roll now, she's very Herr, of Dayton. Ohio scored 10 of his 25 points in the first contest of the season for them. Hopefully, we'll keep climbing." waiting for the playoffs." Bv United Press International half. We couldn't put the ball in the toward benefitting former N H L players. final will earn $28,000. confident. She didn't play thought she should have The Washington Capitals used a Gartner's goal, on a rebound of Boston, winner of its last five basket, but our defense wassolid." six minutes of the third quarter to Pete Stemkowski scored for the Rangers' Mandlikova, seeded se­ as well in Dallas as shedid won after gaining the lead goal and an assist by Mike Langway's slapshot at the 31- games, opens the playoffs Wednes­ Sometimes the best defensive The Bullets shot very well in the ignite the Nuggets to their 12th alumni team. cond, routed Kathy Jor­ here. All I could do was in the third set. Gartner, superb goaltending by second mark of the second period, day night against Montreal. plans in Washington belong not to fourth quarter, overcoming a consecutive home victory. Re­ dan 6-2, 6-2 and Sukova hang in and hope she "I just wasn't ready," Pat Riggin and tough penalty­ gave Washington a 2-0 lead and Black Hawks 4, Red Wings 3 the Pentagon but to the Bullets. 12-point deficit. They made 13-of-18 serve forward Richard Anderson battled to a 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 turned an ankle." she said. "But I let her killing to defeat the Philadelphia turned out to be the game-winner. At Chicago. Troy Murray and When the Bullets play team from the field in that quarter, but added a career- high 23 points as Dent waived by Texas decsion over Beth Herr. Sukova said she was defense, like they did Sunday in Shue gave the bulk of the credit to the Nuggets moved into sixth place back into the match. I had Flyers 4-1 and clinch second place Paul Guay scored for the Flyers at Bill Gardner scored first-period A R LIN G TO N , Texas — The Texas Rangers Mandlikova repeated hampered by a sore back beating the Dallas Mavericks his defense. in the Western Conference with a the chances but I just blew In the Patrick Division. 14:49 but the Capitals restored goals to lift the Black Hawks. With Sunday placed veteran shortstop Bucky Dent on her victory over Jordan in in the battle of 19-year- 102-98, they're practically.unbeat­ Jeff Malone and Jeff Ruland 36- 40 mark. Denver has won 16 of it." With the triumph, Washington their two-goal lead on Bryan the defeat. Detroit failed to assure waivers and sent second baseman Mike Richardt the finals of the Dallas olds, and the injury wasn't able. The Bullets are only 33-43 on combined for 27 points in the fourth its last 24 games. gained the home-ice advantage in Erickson's 12th of the season at the home-ice advantage in its to their farm club, a team spokesman said. tournament last week. helped by her having to UPl photo the season, but in games in which quarter to rally the Bullets to its best-of-five Stanley Cup playoff 6:50 of the third period. Norris Division semifinal with St. Rumors of a jiossible waiver had circulated “ I think I was playing play Saturday night and they've held the opposition to victory. Lakers 121, Warriors 110 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia makes a forehand return series with Philadelphia. Both Gaeten Duchesne converted a Louis. In the other division mat­ since last week when Dent, a 10-year baseball my best match of the Sunday afternoon. under 100 points they've posted a The Bullets, who broke a fiye?, At Inglewood, Calif., Magic West Virginia became a coaches knew the game was vital 2-on-l rush with Bob Gould at 13:51 chup. Chicago will battle Minne­ veteran, lost his starting job to rookie Curtis tournament and I think "I have a sore lower during her match against Beth Herr in the Virginia Slims 22-7 record. game losing streak on Friday. \ Johnson scored 26 points and state when western coun­ yet were careful not to provide any to give Washington more brea­ sota. Wilkerson. winning the finals last back and that kept me tournament in Boston. Sukova won to advance to the finai The Bullets' defense saved them have now won two straight. They gCabbed 13 rebounds to power the ties of Virginia refused to A verbal ammunition for the other's thing room. Bob Carpenter also Islanders 2, Penguins I The Rangers had indicated they would release week helped me for this from moving forward," Sunday. lead Chicago by games, and Lakers. The Lakers, 50-24, in­ secede from the Union. round. use in the upcoming series. scored for the Caps. At Pittsburgh, Brent Sutter's Dent if they were unable to make a trade. match," Mandlikova said the 6-foot-l Sukova. The Bullets shot only 38 percent Cleveland by six, in the race forthe creased their Pacific Divison lead " I don't think this will have any “ It will be a tough (playoff) 34th goal of the year, at 13:17 of the Dent, who was traded to the Rangers in 1982 in the first half but held Dallas to final playoff spot in the Eastern over Portland to four games with effect at all on the playoffs." the series," McCammon .said. "I think third period, lifted the Islanders. from the New York Yankees, has one year left on only 39 points and trailed by just a Conference. eight remaining and registered Flyers' McCammonsaid. "Wewon our team and Washington are very New York is 5-0-2 in its last seven a guaranteed contract that will pay him $375,000 basket at the intermission. In other NBA games, Denver their fifth consecutive season with eight of our last nine and you're even and the team that makes the games. in 1984. use women win "All you can do on the bench is be beat San Diego 129-103 and Los 50 or more victories. Kareem going to have a bad game once in a fewest mistakes will win. Tonight Sabres 4, Maple Leafs 3 Richardt, th^ Rangers' No. 1 draft choice in we had a couple of giveaways early At Buffalo, N.Y., rookie John positive," Shue said. "You have to Angeles tripped Golden State Abdul- Jabbar scored 23 points and whiles I don't see any effect at all." needs only 48 to break Wilt 1978, will go to the Oklahoma City farm club, the and they got a pair of goals. Tiickcr collected a hat trick and encourage the players to play good 121- 110. Murray also was careful none of Chamberlain's all-time NBA scor­ spokesman said. his words would appear on Phila­ They're very tough with the lead." Lindy Ruff added a goal to lead the defense. Nuggets 129, Clippers 103 second title HOW TOGEra SHOCKS P Elsewhere. Boston topped New Sabres. Buffalo, which broke a "We played very hard in the first At Denver, Kiki Vandeweghe ing record of 31,419 points. delphia's billboard in the morning. The Lady Volunteers Jersey 3-1, Chicago edged Detroit three-game losing streak, hosts By Jeff Hasen "It's just another hockey Soviets win Cup took their last lead when 4-3, the New York Rangers blanked Quebec in its Adams Division UPl Sports Writer game," he said. “ AH it means is TO LE D O , Ohio — The Soviet Union, led by six Lynne Collins hit two HM1HE PRICE OF i . second place. It's not the playoffs. Hartford 2-0, the New York Island­ semifinal. individual champions, Sunday defeated the LOS A N G ELE S - It baskets, the second com­ All it says for us is a little ers nipped Pittsburgh 2-1. Buffalo Jets 3, Flames 2 Caulkins set for Olympic Games United States 6-4 to win the World Cupof amateur was a happy ending, but ing with 7:29 left, but recognition for finishing second as downed Toronto 4-2 and Winnipeg At Winnipeg. Manitoba, Lucien From now until the end of wrestling. an ending nonetheless for McGee's basket off an well as the home-ice advantage." defeated Calgary 3-2. DeBlois scored two goals — both By Dennis O'Shea over the weekend. stroke and scratched from the Each team defeated four opponents en route to Pam McGee. offensive rebound and April, you can get four Midas Washington easily could have- Bruins 3, Devils I assisted by Brian Mullen — to "We've definitely got the talent, finals of the 400 individual medley UPl Sports Writer the finals. "I have somewhat am- subsequent foul shot with shock absorbers installed for the folded after a tough loss to the At East Rutherford. N .J.. Boston spark the Jets. In the Smythe the people that can win," she said. after qualifying as the second seed. Bulgaria, the European champ, finished third, bivilent feelings," McGee 6:20 left put use ahead Islanders Saturday night, a defeat clinched first place in the Adams Division semifinals. Calgary takes INDIANAPOLIS - Tracy Caul- "It's a matter of really wanting it. But Caulkins insisted that the price of three. followed by Canada and Pan American Games said Sunday after she 51-49. McGee, who had 12 that cost them first place in the Division for the second consecu­ on Vancouver and Winnipeg plays kins, arguably the best American and getting out there and doing it." slump was nothing more than a Now that’s real shock value. champion Chiba, tied for fourth, and Africa sixth. scored 13 of her 17 points rebounds, then scored on division. tive season. Rookie defenseman Edmonton. ever to hit the water, swam her Before last week, Caulkins had letdown after her six wins and The Americans started off well Sunday, in the second half, helping another offensive rebound And what makes it even better worst national meet since 1976 but never finished worse than two three American records at the individual champs Bobby Weaver and Joe Southern Cal defeat Ten­ and Amy Alkek scored off is the Midas Guarantee. still managed to enlarge her firsts and two seconds in a national women's NCAA championships Gonzales both winning, but only Chris Campbell nessee 72-61 and capture a fast break for a 55-49 already unprecedented collection championship since breaking into two weeks earlier. If anything ever TOes wrong at 180 pounds and heavyweight Bruce Baum­ its second consecutive use advantage. of national titles. the big time in 1976. with your Lifeguard, Superguard, State officiaksays Maryland "M y confldence is pretty high gartner won in the last eight matches. NCAA women’s basket­ And she came away confident More often than not, she was a right now," said Caulkins. " I know CampbeJI and Baumgartner also were individ­ ball championship. Superguard G.S. or Springuard about this summer's Olympics in three-time winner at nationals, SPRAY. THAT Stain this meet is not an indication of ual cham^ons. “ I ’m very happy about shock, Midas will replace the Los Angeles. and several times she won four away. Ballpoint ink how well I can perform. I just want the national champion­ made better offer than “ I think we're in pretty good individual championships at a stains on shirt pocket- shock free for as long as you to get back to work." ship, but a part of me shape for L .A .," said Caulkins crack. s...other places, too...can own your car. . The youngest-ever winner of the Colts deal was rushed wants to stay with the BALTIMORE (UPl) - The $15 mil lion loan tor 10 years at only But when Maryland officials after winning the 48th national But last week, Caulkins won only Sullivan Award as the outstanding be removed almost magi­ tried to call him Wednesday to now-USC dynasty.” cally by spraying hair So if your car needs new financial terms of Maryland's 6>/Si percent interest. — below the championship of her career during the 200-meter individual medley. U.S. amateur athlete planstoswim B A LTIM O R E — The financial terms of confirm the final details of the The Lady Trojans, who spray on the spot then shocks, stop into your participat­ offer to Robert Irsay for keeping rate offered in Indianapolis for a the U.S. Swimming Indoor Nation­ She finished ninth in the 200 as many four events at June's Maryland's offer to Robert Irsay for keeping the offer, Irsay would not come to the defeated Louisiana Tech washing In the usual way. the Colts in Baltimore apparently smaller loan. als, which finished a five-day run backstroke, third in the 100 breast­ Olympic Trials in Indianapolis. Colts in Baltimore apparently were more ing Midas dealer. Now you can were more favorable to the team's phone. He signed an agreement last year in the title game, Idle items around the favorable to the team's unpredictableownerthan home can be exchanged get a more comfortable ride at unpredictable owner than what he Under the Maryland deal, Irsay with Indianapolis the same day. what he received in Indianapolis, a newspaper trailed 43-38 with 12 min­ utes left before an 8-0 run for cash, almost magi­ a real comfortable price. received in Indianapolis, a news­ also would have received $4.4 reported Sunday. million in cash for the Colts Under the Indianapolis agree­ got them back in the cally, when advertised in paper reported Sunday. classified. trusttmemimsiouch: Frank DeFrancis, the state's training complex in Owings Mills ment, Irsay is accepting a smaller game. secretary of economic develop­ — while still being guaranteed use loan at higher interest. He will ment, told the Baltimore Sun that of that facility for rent of only $1 a borrow $12.5 million at 8 percent Maryland officials offered Irsay a year, the newspaper said. interest for 10 years. 2

EXPERT SERVICE ON EXHAUST SYSTEMS BRAKES, SHOCKS, AND STRUTS FOR AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CARS M M l l l a i -U M 447-1711 S•^7MS n M 4 3 S Men's '6 ' Division hoop champs Men’s A* Division hoop titllsis LHarthid U M l l I W-1SC7 74S4MI 4 2 1 -tU l National Division volleyball titllsts 4 4 M U t 4S2-7M7 Allied Printing won the Men's ‘B‘ wick, Michael Munroe. Front row: Fogarty Oilers won the hard-fought Bill Hannon, Mike Doran, Peter Ander­ M M m WriiMfiid 24M M 8 Division Basketball Championship in Wayne Green, Manager John Sommers, m U X in 717-n H Men's 'A' Division Basketball Cham­ son. Front row: Warren Qoess, John Ambulance Service emerged on top in Lorenzen, Jeff Peck, Jim Jackson. Front I4741N Recreation League play this winter. U2-M71 Doug Leonard, Mike Hefferan. Missing: pionship this winter. Team members Thomas, Jeff Carr, Marc Plefka. Miss­ the National Division in volleybail row: Roger Labrie, Tom Ferlazo, Roger 2M 4U 7 w m iu m m Team members (l-r) Back row: Paul 4N-17N Doug Rice. (l-r) Back row: Bob Blass, Bill Hickey, ing; Dan Pandisich. competition this winter. Team members Talbot, Don Foster. Powers, Tom Powers, Rodney Hard­ (l-r) Back row: Steve Unwin, Paul H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, April 2, 1984 i Cj A nn^iXnLakJ, n.piss Scoreboard FOCUS/ H o m e NCAA women’s finsi Stars38,Bandits24

Hockey Baseball SOUTHERN CAL (72)t Tampa Bay J * M J-a Golf Basketball Philadelphia 71417 5—a Pam McGee 516 1-217, Miller 5IS 09 15 Paula McGee 7-13 3917, RoMnson 19 First 1-2 Z Alkek 49 5411, Fletcher 52 50 0, Phl-Fusina 1 run (Trout kick), 14:54 B A S E B A L L Sscwtd Touraoment Ptave^lMmploMhln When headhunter calls, the choice Is yours Final NHL standings NBA standings Carter 09 59 O, Sera 59 80 0, Ward 59 Phl-Bryanf a fumble return (Trout A M E R IC A N L E A G U E 0 9 0, Bond 8 9 5 9 8, Longo 8 9 0 9 0, At Ponte Vedra, Flo ., A pril 1 East kick)/ 6*iM Eostern Csnterencs Cooper 39 2 9 5 Totals 31-63 1518 72. Phl-FItzgee 5 poss from Fuslno (Trout (POT — — W alM Contwcnc* W . Pet. OB Atlantic Division TENNESSEE (61)f Fred Couples, $144,000 QUESTION: Someone, saying she was with an have access to industry directories (which contain an As you engage in conversation with the headhunter, Potiidi Dtvlilon Baltimore 0 .000 — W L Pet. G B Ostrowskl 5136915 Hoove 516 52 kick), 9 :a Lee Trevino, 869M executive fearch firm, called to tell me that one of W L T OF OA IS, TB-FG Andrusv^^a, 15:a enormous amount of detailed information about the always press for specifics such as: the name of the Boston 0 .000 — x-Boston 56 19 .747 — Towns 55 1-1 7, Hotmaker 1-5 09 5 L. Seve Ballesters, 46900 the largest companies in my industry wanted to V-NY Isiqndrs 50 26 4 104 357 269 Cleveland 0 .000 — Collins 3-7 09 6, M o rr 09 0 9 Fexton companies in the industry — including the names and company whoorderedthe search; the position; salary x-PhlladelphIa 48 26 .649 7'/} o, 5 Phl-FG T r o u t » , 3:14 _____ Craig Stodler, 46900 x-W/i Return yards Nick Faldo, 8966 73-757569—2» company specifically want you — well, now you’re x-Chlcogo 30 42 8 68 277 311 (Black 10-7), 2:35 p.m. Passes 35— 38— 2 19— 29— 0 opening. even your curiosity about the ’grass being greener’. If San Antonio 32 43 .427 9Vi ■ 2— 47.0 1— 33.0 Keith Fergus, 8966 74-a-72-a— 289 getting into the ’’Games Search Firms Play,” and Toronto 26 45 9 61 303 387 Boston (Hurst 12-12) at Califor­ 13 Punts They will, for the most part, try to recruit people it’s not comfortable or convenient for you to talk, just Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional Smvttie Division Houston 28 46 .378 USFL standings 3 - 3 4— 1 Pat Lindsey, 8966 7571-7570— 289 nia Pacific Division Fumble5lost Wayne Levi, 8966 71-71-7671— 289 now is a good time to learn the rules. who are currently employed and probably not Penaltles-vards 7— 44 7— 42 indicate that it's not a good time, and you’ll call back if employment consultant. If you have a job search (Forsch 11-12), 10:30 p.m. x-Los Angeles 50 24 .676 — By United Press International Donnie Hammnd, 8966 77-70-69-73— ^289 Executive Search firms (’headhunters’ to the v-Edmonton 57 18 5 119 446 314 Tuesday's Gomes Tim e of possession 16:07 43:53 actively looking for a job. The fastest, easiest way to they’ll leave a number. You could give the headhunter question, send a letter to Box 591, Job Search, x-Colgorv 34 32 14 82 311 314 x-Porfland 46 28 .622 4 Eastern Conferen os Ben Crenshaw, 6,ia 74-757570— 2a trade) earn their money by locating hard-t5find Cleveland at Texas, 8:35p.m. Seattle 38 38 .500 13 reach such people is via the telephone. Getting their your home phone number, but then, you’re in effect Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a x-Voncouver 32 39 9 73 306 328 Atlantic DIvIslan Individual Statistics Peter Oosterhuls, 6,160 7569-7574— 2 a Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Phoenix 35 41 .461 16 W L T Pet. PF PA Mike Sullivan, 6,160 7570-71-74— 2 a executives, etc., for companies. ’They are paid on a name (as the caller got yours) is very simpie. Since x-WInnlpeo 31 38 11 73 340 374 Milwaukee at Oakland, 11:05p.m. RUSHING-Tompa tav-G. Anderson saying, " I ’m definitely interested.” That’s OK if it’s personal reply, enclose a self-acldressed, stamped Los Angeles 23 44 13 59 309 376 Golden State 32 43 .427 18Vz New Jersey 5 1 0 .833 156 94 Chip Beck, 5 9 a 77-72-7569— » 1 .’time and charges’ basis (iikeiawyers), or on a flat fee Wednesday's Games San Diego 28 48 .368 23 headhunters specialize in a particular field, and they true. envelope. x-dlndied playoff berth Philadelphia 5 1 0 .833 139 73 25, Boone 517, Reaves 19. Phlladelphl5 Johnny Miller, S9a 70957874— 291 Chicago at Baltimore, 3:05 p.m. x-dlnched plavolt berth P ittsb u rg 2 4 0 .333 99 110 Bernhard Longer, 59a 72-757574— ^ai y-cllndied dlvIsMm.tttla New York at Konsas City, 8:35 p.m.- Bryant 27-114, Harvin 1571, Fusina 517, Saturday's Results Washington 0 6 0 .000 60 187 Ja y Hoas, 5,320 71-69-7577-ai Sunday's Results Boston at Californio, 10:30 p.m. Boston 107, New Jersey 98 Soutliem Division Russell 513, Riley 55. ^ Boston 3, New Jersey 1 PASSING-Tam pa Bav-Reaves 25-35 Brcxl Faxon, 4,050 7572-77-68— 292 Milwaukee at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Detroit 107, Milwaukee 105 New Orleans 5 0 0 1.000 142 68 Jack Nlcklaus. 4 9 » n-70-7569— 292 Chlcogo 4, Detroit 3 Toronto at Seattle, 10:35 p.m. Indiana 120, Cleveland 119 5 Birmingham 4 1 0 .800 138 64 343. Peace5599. Phlladelphla-Fusina 19- George Archer, 4 9 9 7669-77-70— 292 Washington 4, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 109, New York 106 Tam pa Bay 3 3 0 .500 129 160 N.Y. Rangers 2, Horttord 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Scott Simpson, 4950 7574-72-71— 292 Shakespeare Philadelphia 111, ChlcDgolOS Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 ISO 142 RECEIVING— Tampa Bav-Glllesple Curtis Strcxige, 4950 74-757571— 2W N .Y. Islanders Z Pittsburgh 1 East Seattle 124, San Antonio 106 Memphis 2 4 0 .333 KB 173 Buffalo 4, Toronto 2 w L Pet. 61 John Fought, 4 9 9 7572-7572-292 Kansas City 105, Utah 103 Western ConMrence Clarence Rose, 4950 73-72-72-75— 2a FOLDING Winnipeg 3, Calgary 2 Chicago 0 0 .000 Portland 106, Houston 102 Central Division ia , Harvey 3-92, Truvilllan 591, G. Montreal 0 0 .000 — Anderson 79Z Boone 5 a . Phllodelphta- Barry Joeckel. 4950 77-72-72-76—m Los Angeles 119, Phoenix 97 Michigan 6 0 0 1.000 174 112 David Graham, 3 ,i a 7673-7571-2a Rangers 2, Whalers 0 New York 0 0 .000 Sunday's Results .667 Colller 4-52, Fulsome 521, Bryant 5 a , a challenges Oklahoma 4 2 0 90 118 Philadelphia 0 0 .000 Dunek 1-a, Harris 1-14, Russell 1-11, Tom Purfzer, 3,1 X 7669-7672— 2a Washington 102, Dallas98 Houston 3 3 0 .500 191 171 Hal Sutton, 3 ,i a 71- a-74-78— 2a Pittsburgh 0 0 .000 _ Denver 129, San Diego 103 San Antonio 1 5 0 .167 60 111 FItzgee 1-5, Harvh 53. Hartford fe0 0(M> St. Louis Missed field goals: Phlladelphla- Russ Cochran, 2961 a-74-7672— 294 SCREENS 0 0 .000 — NY Rangers fel 0 , Los Angeles 121, Golden State 110 Chicago 1 5 0 .167 137 166 Willie Wood, 2961 72- 7577-72— 294 Vt W ttf Monday's <3ames Pacifle Division Trout First period— I, NY Rangers, Larouche Atlanta 0 0 .000 _ 4Z Scott Hoch, 2 ,a i 7571-72-73— 294 48 (Leinonen, Erixon). 11;03. Penalties— (All Times EST) Denver 5 1 0 .833 121 113 72-767573— 294 for deaf kids _ Gil Morgan, 2961 CIncInnotl 0 0 .000 Chicago ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Arizona 3 3 0 500 171 89 Famous artists painted Stoughton. N Y R , 6; 15; Neufeld, Har, Houston 0 0 .000 _ Ron Struck, 2961 76a-7573— 294 18:03: McCIanahan. N Y R . 18:03. Houston at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Los Angeles 2 4 0 .333 64 99 Panthers 28, Gunslingers 10 John Cook, 2 ,a i 71-767574— 294 Los Angeles 0 0 .000 Tuesday's Games Oakland 0 6 0 .000 38 128 Second period— None. Penalty— Malone. San Diego 0 0 .000 Dove Elchelbrgr. 2961 74-72-7575— 294 on the unusual form Har, 5; 13 Indiana at Washington, night Saturday's Results Peter Jatobsen, 1,925 7573-7671— 295 San Francisco 0 0 .000 — Boston at Clevelond, night Oklahoma 31, Houston 28 San Antonio 0 7 0 3 — 10 Third period— 2. N Y Rangers, Do. Monday's Gome M icMgan 3 13 010— a Tom Jenkins, 1.925 8069-72-74— 2a Maloney 24 (Allison. Greschner), 0:49. Phlladelphloot Detroit, night Chicago 21, Woshlngton 20 To m Kite, 1,925 7570- 7577— 2a By Kim Ode (All Times EST) New York at Chicago, night Memphis 27, Jacksonville 24 First Penally— Quenneville, Har. 4:32. New York (Torrez 10-17) at Cincinnati MIch-FG Bolovic a , 9:33 Larry RInker, 1924 73676571— 2a Bv Michael Myers Rochester Times Union Shots on goal— Hartford 12-9-5-26. N Y New Jersey at Milwaukee, night Sundoy's Results Gary Koch, 1,824 77-71-7573— 2a (Soto 17-13), 2:05 p.m. Portland at Dallas, night Denver 17, Arizona 7 Second United Press International Distributed by UP I Ri'ingers 8-13 U — 32. Tuesdizy's Gomes MIch-T.MIIIer 16 run (Bolovic kick), Gary Hollberg, 1924 7571- 7574— 2a Goalies— Hartford. Staniowski. NY Ran­ Los Angeles at Son Anton lo, night Philadelphia a , Tampa Bay 24 Allen Miller, 1924 St. Louis at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. Seattle at Denver, night 6:36 7672-7575— 2a gers. Hanlcm. A — 17,400. Pittsburgh a , Oakland 14 Tommy Nokallm, 1924 74-71-7675— 2ta WASHINGTON — The curiosity of two young Chicago at San Francisco, 4:05p.m. Kansas CItyahPhoenIx, night M Ich-FG Bolovic a , 13:10 ROCHEISTER, N.Y. — It’s a literal world for those Michigan 26, Son Antonio 10 GIbby Gilbert, 1,768 7672-79-7B-297 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Houston at Golden State, night SA-Baretleld 27 Interception re­ scholars who happened to view a rare work by New Jersey 26, Los Angeles 10 Wally Armstrong, 1,768 7673-7574— 297 with impaired hearing. Capitals 4. Flyers 1 Montreal at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Mondoy's Gome turn Thomas Hart Benton has produced an unusual Pittsburgh ot San Diego, 10:05 p.m. (M Ike-M ayer kick), 14:W Gary Player, 1,744 74-73-74-77— 2 a Inflections have no target. A wry comment goes (All Times EST) Bob Eastwood,! ,7 a 74-72-77-76— 2W collection of folding screens — all transformed from Wednesday'sGames Buiiets 102, Mavericks 9B New Orleonsat Birmingham, 8p.m. MIch-FG Bolovic 43,15:a unnoted. Some idioms, jargon and slang may as well Washington fel i 7 ^ Philadelphia at Atlanto, 5:40 p.m. Fourth Lo rry Nelson, 1 ,7a mundane functions to art by creators seldom Philadelphia feO 1 0— 1 Saturday, Apr. 7 Bobby Clompett, 1988 757579-73— Sa be foreign languages. New York at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. DALLAS (98)f San Antonio at Chicago, 2:X p.m. S A -F G M Ike-M aver a , 2:14 First period— 1. Washington. Carpenter Montreol at Houston, 8:35p.m. Mlch-Broughton 7 pass from Hebert Payne Stewart, 1988 79-70-7576— 3 a identified with the form. Thai’s why Shakespeare, whose way with a phrase 28 iVeilch). 7:45 Penalties— Carpenter. Aguirre 15-24 S-9 35, Blackman 9-16 7-8 MichlgonafOklahoma, 2:30p.m. 25, DOViS 2-4 2-2 6, Nimphlus 2-6 2-2 A (Bolovic kick), 6:09 Hubert Green, 1.M 71- 7861-71— a i ’’The Folding Image” at the National Gallery of Art can drive anyone to conversing with skulls, is being Was. 3:05. Stanley, Phi. 6:02: Laughlin, Birmingham at Jacksonville,8p.m. Thomca Gray, 1,640 757579-74— 301 Cummings 6-12 04) 1Z Ellis 3-7 2-2 8, Sunday, Apr. 8 M Ich-FG Bolovic « , 13:09 is a stunning exhibit of experiments in the Oriental Was. 8:18: Erickson, Was. 12:20. A— 42692 Arnold Palmer, 1940 72- 767677-301 read in Micki Nesbit’s senior English class at the Second period— 2. Washington, Gartner Garnett 1-2 04) Z Harper 2-5 04) 4, Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 2:30 p.m. Screen tradition by Western artists in the 19th and 20th Turner 04 09 00. Totals 40-7818-23 98. SA Mich Buddy Gardner, 1940 75757580— a i Rochester School for the Deaf. 40 (Langu-ayl. 0:31. 3. Philadelphia. Exhibition baaeball standings Memphis at New Jersey, 2:30p.m. Lennie Clements, 19a 72-7677-77-3a W A S H IN G TO N (102)f Oaklond at Tampa Bov, 2:30 p.m. First downs 9 21 centuries. Many people with impaired hearing have a limited Guay 2 (unassisted), 14:49. Penalties— Rushes-yards 18— 54 40— 186 Danny Edwards, 1984 7672-7579— 305 Howe. Phi. 1:51: Sutler. Phi. 7:33: Ballard 6-161-213, Ruland M311-1129, Phlladeiphio at Arizona, 4 p.m. Alan Shestack, who oversaw development of the vocabulary. They’ve been denied the language skills A M E R IC A N L E A G U E Mahorn 19 1-2 3, Johnson 7-10 2-316, Passing yards 25 180 Propp. Phi. 9:40; Blomqvist. Was. 12:11; Monday, Apr. 9 2 -3 7 project as director of the Yale University Art Gallery, w L Pet. Sobers 5-10 09 10, McMIllen 0-5 09 0, Los Angeles ot Denver, 9 p.m. Sacks by-yards 3 -3 2 that hearing people develop through conversation, Clarke, Phi. 12:11; Sampson. Was. 15:06: Chicago 15 Gartner. Was. 18:09 16 9 .640 Malone 8-13 2-2 19, Days 2-3 1-2 6, Washington at Houston,9 p.m. Return yards 30 was surprised at the variety of artists who produced watching television or merely eavesdropping. Cleveland 14 10 .563 KopIck11-1 (H) Z DovIs 29 09 4. Totals Passes 10-30— 0 18— 28— 1 works that functioned as room dividers, dressing Third peri<^— 4. Washington. Erickson Kansas City 8— 37.8 3— 37.7 Ms. Nesbit seeks to make up for this by pushing 12 (Currie. Gartner). 6:50 5. Washington. 12 9 .571 4191 19-22 102. Punts Baltimore 14 11 .560 eDallOS to21 18 32 27— fit Fumbles-lost 1— 1 3— 0 screens and protection against drafts. students to expand their reading abilities. Duchesne 17 (Gould). 13:51. Penalties- California Generais 26. Express 10 4— 40 Stanley. Phi. 2; 26 12 10 .545* ewashlnoton (e21 16 16 39 — 102t Penaltles-vards 5— 50 ”We all knew of (Pierre) Bonnard,” he said. ’’But ’’The whole thing is that when you read something Boston 13 11 .542 Three-pobit goals— Malone. Fouled Tim e of possession 22:11 37:49 Boxing Shots on goal— Washington 6-1&-16-38. Oakland how many us knew Ansel Adams made a number of you realize the author is trying to communicate with PhiladelfUiia 8-711— 28 14 12 .538 out— New Jersey 6 7 10 5—a Milwaukee 14 12 .536 Nimphlus. Totol fouls— Dallas 2Z Wash­ Los Angeles 3 7 0 5—10 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS - photographic screens.” you, and it’s your job to use the words until you've Goalies— Washington, Riggin Philadel­ Seattle phia, Froese. A — 17,191. 12 11 .522 ington 25. Rebounds— Dallas 31 (Cum­ R rst RUSHING— Sen Antonlo-Penn-White unlocked their meaning,” Ms. Nesbit said. Minnesota 11 13 .458 mings 11), Washington 37 (Ruland 14). NJ— Carthon 1 run (kick foiled) 5 FORTUNATELY, Michael Komanecky and Virgi­ Texos 9 11 .450 Assists— Dallas 20 (Davis 6), Washington LA— FG 21 Zendelas 19, Stamper 7-a, Bonner 51, Neuhelsel 5 April 5 at Atlantic Oty, N.J. — Melvin As their reading skills improve, so her theory goes, Islanders 2, Penguins I Toronto 12 16 .427 24 (Johnson 7). Technicals— none. A— Second 14. Mlchlgan-C.MIIIer519,Wllllams15a, Paul vs. Terrence AIM, 1Z lightweights; nia Butera ultimately did. While interns at the students will want to keep improving those skills with New York 8 15 .346 6,117. N J— Collins 8 pass from SIpe (Ruzek Patrick 5 a , T.MIIIer 9-45, Hebert 36, Charlie "White Ll^tnlng" Brown" vs. Philadelphia Museum of Art they visited the Whitney Detroit 9 Luke Lecce, 10, lightweights. more difficult books. It’s a goal being worked toward New York 01 1—2 17 .346 kick) Greenwood 1-mlnus7. Museum in New York and saw Benton’s Screen with NATIONAL LEAGUE LA— Townsell 9 pass from PASSING— San Antonlo-Neuhelsel 8- April 7 at Atlantic Oty, N.J. — c-Joft by many teachers of the hearing-impaired, but Ms. PlttHMirgli 10 0— 1 Nuggets 12B, Ciippers 103 Chandler vs. Richie Sondoval, IS, W B A Abstract Sea Motif — four panels of undulating ocean First Period— 1, Plttsburrti, Schmidt 6 W L Pet. Young 230- Nesbit said she’s the only one she knows of who uses San Francisco 17 8 .680 (Zendelos kick) 51, Torchio 2-7-511. Mlchlgon-Hebert 17- bantamweight title. imagery. (Shedden, Bullard), 2:14. Penalties— B. Pittsburgh April 7 at Maracaibo, Venezuela — c- Shakespeare. Sutter, N Y I, 0:45; Thornbury, Pit, 1:23; 13 7 .650 SAN DIEGO (103)( Third 27-1-206, Greenwood 1-1-56. Houston 16 11 .593 Walton 4-5 2910, Cummings 5-171-211, N J— F G 23 Ruzek RECEIVING— San Antonlo-Bugos 5 Lupe Madera vs. Francisco Quiroz, 15, . The crashing waves were far removed from McCarthy, P it,4:16; Persson, N Y I,5:38; New York WBA iunlor (lywelght title; c-Euseblo Lane, N YI, 6:15; DeFazIo, Pit, 9:17; 12 10 .545 Donaldson 59 29 1Z Nixon 4-13 2-2 10, N J— Walker 50 pass from SIpe (Ruzek ia Benton’s works of rural life. The distinction in style THE PROGRAM has to make up for years of Atlanta 13 <*11 .542 Smith 9-14 59 23, Kelser 4-9 49 1Z kick) Stamper 510, Penn-WhIte 535, Starks 1-7. Pedroza vs. Angel Levy Mayor, 15, WBA and discipline led the two scholars to search LaFontalne, NYI, 10:39. Montreal featherweight title. silence. Second Period— 2, New York, 13 13 .500 McDowell 4-11 0-1 1, Pierce 39 1-2 7, Fourth Mlchlgan-Carter 558, Hollowory 5 Philadelphia 13 14 .481 McKinney 3-7 09 6, Whitehead l-l 00 2, NJ— FG 31 Ruzek. 58, April 9 at Tokyo — c-KoH Kobovashl museums, galleries and private collections in the "The amount of language a child picks up by LaFon­ Cincinnati talne 13 (B. Sutter, Tonelll), 11:27. 11 12 .478 White 0-1 09 0, Hodges 1-5 09 2. Totals A-19,8S3 Patrick 5-30, Broughton 2-27, C.MIIIer 2- vs. Gabriel Bernal, 12. WBC flyweight :United States and Europe for the relatively unknown listening is incredible,” Ms. Nesbit said. ”I ’ve been Los Angeles 11 12 .478 45100 17-25 103. NJ LA 1Z Cobb 1-18, T.MIIIer 16. title. Penalties— OIneen, NYI, 4:23; San Diego April 9 of Atlantic City, N.J.— Frank folding screens of otherwise known artists. teaching 12 years and I can’t ever imagine what it’s Schmldt, 14 17 .452 DENVER (12f)t First downs 15 12 Missed fleldgoals: Son Antonio— M lk5 St. Louis 7 15 .318 English 9-161-119, Vandoweghe 10-19 5 Rushes-yards 37-111 19-56 M ayer, 46. Fletcher vs. Jimmy Svkes, W, mld- : ’’Some unfortunately were not in very good like to learn English without hearing. Pit, 6:24; B. Sutter, N Y I, 7:02; Fox, Pit, Chicago 9:53; Langevln, N Y I, 12:05. 6 20 .231 5 25, Issel 6-16 4 9 1A Williams 2-7 2-2 6, Passing yards 208 152 dlewelghts; Kevin Perry vs. (Kindition,” Komanecky said. ’’Because the screen is Saturday's Results Dunn 4-7 55 13, Schayes 29 69 10, Sacks by-yards 2-11 2-11 Wayne "They talk about Helen Keller and I’m sureshe was I Third Period— 3, New York, B. Sutter Atlanta 4, Houston 3 a functionai object, folded up, transported from one 34 (Dineen, Gilbert) 13:17. Penalties— H anilR 1-3 1-1 3, Anderson 11-16 1-1 23, Return yards 17 5 Powell, 10, Iunlor mlddlewelohls; Paul a terrific woman, but she had a tremendous amount of St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 2 Goid 17, Wrangiers 7 room to the next, it had a real purpose in domestic Langeyki, N Y l and Boutette, Pit, 5:44; Roberts 0-3 2-2 2, Carter 59 09 10, Passes 13-21-0 19-29-1 DeVorce vs. AAarlo Salazar, 10, feottier- language before she lost her hearing at 18 months.” Fox, Pit, 7:21. N.Y. (N.L.) 3, Pittsburgh 2 Edmonson 1-3 09 2. Totals 51-101 27-29 Punts 3-4Z3 5-40.0 welghts. interiors. Many screens had been damaged and, in Shots on goal— New York 7-16-14— 37. Minnesota 3, Montreal (x) 1 129. Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-1 Arizona 0 7 0 0—7 April 11 at Atlantic Oty, N.J. — Teddy fact, many screens were lost over the past 100 years. Statistics show hearing-impaired students gradu­ Chicago 11, Detroit 7 oSan DIsoo tea M 22 29— 103t Penaltles-vards 4-38 a-50 Mann vs. Jorge Amporo, 10, super Pittsburgh 8-14-13— 35. Kansas City 6, Texas 5 Denver 3 0 7 7— n . American artist ’Thomas Wiimer Dewing produced Goalies— New York, Melanson. Pitts­ eDenver leM M » 36—lift Tim e ot possession 35:01 24:99 Fm i Period mlddlewelghts. ate from high school with an average fifth-grade burgh, Herron. A-7,564. Montreal (x) 8, N.Y. (A.L.) 3 Three-point goals— nano. Fouled (3en-FG Speelmcm 27 April 15 at undetermined site — c-Bllly seven screens iate in the 19th century, including the reading level. That’s why "Macbeth” is an especially Cleveland 7, Chicago (N .L.) 5 out— Individual Statistics Second Period Costello vs. Ronnie Shields, 1Z W BC exhibited Morning Glories. But the exhibit lacks good choice, Ms. Nesbit said. It’s a chance for her Black Hawks 4, Red Wings 3 San Diego (x ) 9. Seattle 6 none. Total fouls— Son Diego 28, Denver RUSHING— New Jersey-Walker 15 Ariz — Spencer 1 yard run (Corral super llahtvwkght title. San Diego (x) 9, Boston 6 29. Rebounds— San Diego 51 (Cummings 59, kick) April 15 at Corpus ChrlstI, Texas — • Dewing’s companion three-panel screen. Cherry students to feel on a level with their hearing Oakland 4, San Francisco 1 11), Denver S3 (Dunn 11). Assists— San Carthon 1331, Harmon 7-14, SIpe 1-7. Los Third Period Chorlle "Cho5Choo" Brown vs. Corne­ Blossoms. counterparts. Detroit 01 2—3 Los Angeles 8, California 2 Diego 19 (Nixon 8), Denver 32 (Williams Anaele5Young6-32, G ray 1521, NelsonZ Den — Matthews 1 yard run (Speelman lius ”It is lost, it has never been reported, never been "These kids know it’s being done in the public Chlcogo 2 0 3— 4 Philadelphia 3, Baltimore 2 13). Technical— Son Diego coach Lynam . 3. kick) Boza-Edwards.lO.llghtwelghts. First period— 1, Chlcogo, T. Murray 15 Milwaukee 12, Toronto 1 A — i z i « . PASSING— New Jersev-SIpe 1521-5 Fourth Period April 17 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c- photographed,” Komanecky said. ”In many instan­ schools, and it gives them a great sense of pride to (Ludzik, B. M urray) 6:47. 2, Chicago, Sundoy's Results 219. Marlon Starling vs. Lupe Aoukio, 12, ces beautiful screens of major artists have simply New York (N L) 7, Detroit 6 Don — Sydney I yard run (Speelman know they’re handling something as challenging as Gardner 27 (T . M urray) 18:07. Penalties LakarsIZI.SonicsIlO Los Angetes-Young 19-251-16Z kick) USBA-NABFwelterwelghttItle. Shakespeare.” — Gore, Del, 9:36; Secord, Chi, 5-mlnute Montreal 8, Atlanta 1 RECEIVIN(5-New Jersey-Walker 5 A -319 66 April 19 at Atlantic City, N .J.— Harry disappeared.” Pittsburgh 14, Chicago (A L ) 2, (7 Inn.) malor, 9:36; Campbell, Det, 9:59; 66, ArIz Den Arroyo vs. Arnle WellL 10, lightweights; Some were salvaged. A three-panel screen of The Bard can be challenging even to those who can Larson, Oet, 10:30. St. Louis 6, Phllodelphla 3 GOLDEN ST. (DO) Collins 543, Brown 190, Knight 2-a, Doug DeWItt vs. Bobby Rico Hoye, 10, Short 9-17 12-12 30, Smith 39 1-2 7, First downs 17 18 rainbow and animal imagery by Franz Marc, the hear a witch’s cauldron bubbling at 30 paces. Second period— 3, Detroit, Boldirev 34 Chicago (N L) (x) 9,Cleveland2 Spek 1-17, Carthon 19, McConnaughev 1- Rushes-yards mlddlewelghts. Seattle 6, Chicago (N L ) (x ) 2 Carroll 7-17 49 18, Conner 511 00 6, 21— 93 41— 219 German ’’Blue Rider” expressionist, was broken up (Lorson, Yzerman) :42 Penalties— 7. Los Angeles-Townsell 555, Allen 3-34, Passing yards 181 a April 21 at Fort Worth, Texas — c- Patterson, Det, 4:32; Yaremchuk, Chi, San Francisco 6, Oakland 5 Floyd 514 9-9 21, Cross 1-3 3-8 5, Collins Sherrod 2-a, G ra y 516, Ellis 2-16, Nelson Donald Curry vs. Elio Diaz, 15, WBA - and soid in the late 1950s, but the two art sleuths FOR INSTANCE, Lady Macbeth speaks of ”to Boston 5, San Diego 2 49 00 8, Bratz 49 1-113, Mannlcn 0 9 0 9 Sacks by-yards 1— 9 3— a 4:32; Gore, Oet, 15:45; Secord, Chi, 2-14. . Return yards 69 77 welterweight title. retrieved it for the exhibit. catch the nearest way.” Translated, that means ”to ■15:45. Los Angeles 3, California 2 0, Tlllls 0-1 090, Engler 1-1 09 2. Totals April 21 at San Juan, Puerto Rico — c- 4096 3038 110. Passes 24— 38— 2 10-13-0 Third period— 4, Chicago, Lyslak 17 Toronto 8, Milwaukee 0 Punts Ossle Ocasio vs. John Odhiambo, 15, act quickly.” She urges her husband to look "like a Texas 4, Houston 3 LOS A N G E L E S (121) 6-92.7 3— 45.7 (Sutter, Preston) :I1. 5, Detroit, Aubry 5 Mauiers 28, invaders 14 Fumble5lost 1 - 0 0 -0 W B A Iunlor heavvweletit title. “ WE ARE EXCI’TED that all three owners agreed flower,” meaning innocent, even while being "the (unassisted) 1:45. 6, Chicago, Secord 4 Monday's Gomes Rambis 55 09 6, Wilkes 510 49 10, April 25 at Attontlc City, N.J. — c- Abdul-Jdbbar 10-16 39 23, Johnson 11-17 Penaltles-vards 15115 7— 55 ■ Uo lend the pieces so it could be reconstructed,” Miss DPI photo serpent under’t” that plots against Duncan. (Feamster) 12:18. 7, Detroit, Boldirev 35 (All Times EST) Tim e of possession 25-.S4 34:a Wllford Sevpion vs. Alex Romos, 12, (Gore, Park) 19:47. Penalities— Montreal vs. Jacksonville at Jackson­ 4-5 26, Scott 59 09 6, Cooper 55 1-1 11, O akland 07 7 5 -1 4 U S B A mliktlewelght title. Butera said. Slowly, the modern meanings are quarried from Lambert, ville,Fla.,1:30p.m. Worthy 57 39 13, McGee 2-2 09 4, Pitlsburgh 14 7 0 7— a April 26 at Atlantic CIta, N.J. — Komanecky said starting in the 1870s major this bygone form of speech. "What is a trait you Toronto vs. Seattle at Portlond, Ore., 4 Kupchak 29 29 6, McAdoo 49 8-9 16. R rst Indlvktual Statlstlct Det, malor, 19:47, Feamster, Chi, malor, RUSHING— Arizona— Long 8-31, Tyrone Crawley vs. Efren Nieves, 10, A rare work by Thomas Hart Benton is from Benton’s paintings of rural life. It is 19:47. p.m. Totals 48-83 2533 121. Pit-Flowers 14 pass from Corono (Lee lightweights; Tony Suero vs. Nino Western artists began to experiment with the screen. associate with a snake?” Ms. Nesbit said, signing her x-ipllt-souad eGolden St. fe26 a 26 a-110 ■ kick), 7:10 Spencer his Screen with Abstract Sea Motif, four part of “The Folding Image” exibit at the Shots on Gool— Detroit 4-10-15— 56, Landry 2-7, Bootner 561, Dennison 2- Gonzelez, 10, mlddlewelghts. “It can be used to block unwanted drafts of doors question. “Evil,” comes the silent, nimble-fingered 29. (exhlzltlon season ends) el^ AngHcs le»3iaZ7-Itl PIt-Carano 1 run (Leekick), 14:06 May 11 at Worcester, Moss. — Sugor T h r e ^ d n t goals— none. Fouled out— Second 8. Denver— Sydney 25111,Matthews639, and windows, used for the privacy of dressing and panels of crashing waves far removed National Gallery of Art. answer. They begin to understand. Chicago 17-6-7— 30. ^ W h lt e 1169, Williams 13, B Johnson 1 Roy Leonard vs. Kevin Howard, 10, Goalies— Detroit, Stefan. Chicago, none Total fouls— Golden St. M. Pit-Flowers a pass from Corono (Lee welterwelohls. undressing, and used to carve out intimate spaces in Angeles ' 28. Assisls— (^ Id e n St. 20 kick), 5:36 "She just loves her teaching,” superintendent Jone- PASSING — Arlzon^Londrv 2530-2- May 19 at undetermined site— c-Lorls • large rooms.” he said. ’’The screen’s folding cyk. A— 17,104. (Carroll, Conner 5), Los Angeles 27 Oak-Lewis 33 pass from Besana (Shea Leonard Zwick said of Ms. Nesbit. "She’s very kick), 13:27 2U. Stecca vs. Victor Callelas, 15, WBA ■ structure, essential to allowing it to form these tasks, (Com er 8). Rebounds— Golden St. 37 Iunlor featherweight title. (Smith 13). Los Angeles 47 (Johnson 13). Third Denver— Penrose1515060. is what offered the unique challenge to artists and wall objects. Consequently, the folding screen different artists and designers of the fast 100 years student-oriented, goes the extra mile. And that’s ^RECEIVING— Arizono— Willis 6ia, M a y 21 at Lot Angeles — c-Jolme Bruins 3, Devils 1 Technical-Abdul-Jabbar. A— 13,754. Oak-Banks 17 pass from Besana (Shea Garza vs. Felipe Orozco, 12, W BC super " designers who made them.” transforms the environment in which they piayed.” have responded to the unique challenge of working in important for this program. kick), 5:33 bantamweight title. Transactions Fourth Johnson 530, Ricker 16, Spencer 516, The screen is three dimensional and its structure The show, inciuding a stained glass screen of a folding format,” Shestack said. "Hearing kids pick up so much of the language Long 59, Bootner 518, Dennison 26, M a y 23 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Charlie Boston 10 2-3 NCAA rosters Pit-Flowers 7 pass from Carano (Lee forces it “to interact with ite surroundings in a clematis, gourds and grapes by Louis Tiffany, is on ”It treds a path never trodden before. It’s halfway, incidentally. With these kids you just can’t leave it to •oggggggggggggggggdggg kick), 1:a Douglas 1-19. Denver— Hicks 13, Horris Singleton v l Junior Edmond, 10, light New Jersey 0 01-1 heavyweights. dynamic fashion in a way no painting ever can,” he exhibit until Sept. 3 before going to Yaie. I would say, between painting and decorative art, chance. A -2 2 9 « 1- 12. V.WhIte 540, Williams 1-13, Arnold First period— 1, Boston, Kasper 3 (NIII, S E A T T L E (U P l) — Rosters for 2- 24, Bailey 1-15. _ M oy a at Atlantic City, N.J. — Bobby said. “Screens were never intended to be read as flat ’’The show is really a demonstration of how somewhere on that scale between art and design.” "And of course our English language compounds Glllls),3:2). Penalties— Lewis, NJ,9:I1; Oak PH Monday night's NCAA champion­ First downs Czyz vs. Teddy AAonn, 10, super this with its slang and idioms.” Pederson, Bos, 15:42. Sunday's Sports Transactions ship 21 10 mlddlewelghtL Second period— None. Penalties— Silk, Rushe5yords 31-135 33-117 ••ggg*«dgg*gggg«gggggg game between Georgetown and Hous­ Passing yords June 8 at Las Vegas, Nev. — c-Lorry Bos, malor, 4:31; Yautour, NJ, malor, By United Press International ton: in 180 Holmes vs. c-GerrIe Coetzee, 15, IB Fo nd Ms. Nesbit reasons we are the better for such 4:31; Ludvig, N J, malor, 4:54; Mllbury, _ Baseball Sacks bv-vards 1-5 3-26 W B A heavyweight titles. GEORGETOWN (353) Return yards challenges to our literal world. She brings that Bos, m olor, 4:54; Glllls, Bos, 7:55; Glllls, California — Placed pitcher Andy Player . Pos Ht Chm Hometown 154 30 Tennis June 15 at Nossou, the Bahamas — c- Bos, m alor, 12:28; Ludvig, N J, m lnor- Hossler on waivers for 8ie purpose of Passes 18-354) 10-15-1 Thomat Hearns vs. Roberto Oura(i, 12, challenge into her other classes. Hrc Br g 51 so Plant City, Flo. Punts malor, 12:38; B. Crowder, Bos, 16:02; giving him his unconditional release; sent Fred Brown g 55 sr New York 5012 6J1.0 W B C super welterwslidit title. Bridgman, N J, 19:51; K. Crowder, Bos, pitcher Angel Moreno and outfielder Fumbles-loet 3-2 2-1 Clftn Orsw t 57 fr Honover, Md. Penaltl05yards ONE CLASS of students — there are no formal malor,20:00; Lever, NJ ,malor,2D:00. Mike Ralph Oltn f-c 511 |r Sultland, M d. 4-25 5-25 Third period-3, Boston, Blum 1 Tim e of possession 33:12 26:48 grade levels at the school — recently was discussing Brown to their Edmonton Triple A club Ptre c 79 Ir Cambridge, Moss. s i a a a women's Tournament Specifications are oftentimes misleading (unossisted), 11:55.3, Boston,Glllls6(NIII, and returned Darell Miller to their Mesa, •••ggggggggggggggggggg that day’s assignment, "The Cowsitter,” in which a MIchal Grhm f 59 fr Washington Individual Statlstlct Kasper), )4;08. 4, New Jersey, Broten 13 Ariz. training site for reassignment; MIchl Jcksn g 51 so Reston, Vo. at Besten, AnrH 1 (Lever, Russell), 16:34. Penaltles-NIII, placed outfielder Ellis Volentine on the RUSHING — Oaklond-Whlttlngton 11- boy deals with the simultaneous deaths of an old Bill Martin ( 57 |r Woshinglon 29, SemKInnis farmer, Luke, and his beloved cow Lucy. Bos, 4:51; Gagne, NJ, 4:51; K. Crowder, 15-day disabled list. Victor M orris f 5 9 so Houston Car Racing Bos,7:17; Russell, NJ,9:17;NIII,Bos,9:17; Chloago(NL)— PlacedpItcherWarren Besana 5 » , Newton 897, Jackson 521, 400-watt amplifier because using Infinity’s reasoning, Gene Smith g 52 sr Washln^n Brown 2-1, Jordan 1-2. Plttsburgh-Rozler Helena Sukova, Czechoslovakia, QUESTION: You have made a point that you are Kluzak,' Bos, 14:30; K. Crowder, Bos, Brusstar on the disabled list ond optioned Reggie Wlllms g-f 57 fr Baltimore otf. •gggggggggggggggggEBgg the statement is no less accurate. This type of power "The story said Luke passed away. Did any of you m olor-m lnor, 16:34; Verbeek,NJ, 16:34. pitcher Reggie Patterson to Iowa of the iffp, Miller 29, Corono 1-1, Lawrence 2- q technician, so why don’t you quote specification David Wlngot ( 55 so Baltimore Beth Herr, Doytan, Ohio, 5Z 56, 69; have trouble with that? Did you realize he died?” Ms. Shots on goal— Boston 8-3-11— 22. New Americcxi Association. 11, Holman 2-1, ^ l e s 29. when you discuss different kinds of stereo specification is misleading and useless, and in my Jersev88-7— 23. Kansas City — Placed third boseman P A S S IN G — Oakland-Besana 17-34-5 H ^ a Mandllkj^va, Czechoslovakia, MASCM lewllwieleii Nesbit asked. HOUSTON (354) 201, mu opinion, should be illegal. Only the steady state RMS Goalies— Boston, Peeters. New Jersey, George Brett, shortstop U .L. Washington Player Pos Ht Clots Hometown _AIBriaeLTemi.,AgrKlf components? Grant 1-1^5mlnus 5. Plttsburgh-Corono Kathy Jordan, Kkig of Prussia Pa., 6Z Stereo Expert power handling should be used as this specification. Some had not made that connection. The discussion Low. A — 14,640. and outfielder Lynn Jones on the Mrvn Alxn g 69 Ir Monroe, La. 62. -iz-P w ro E WoHiig, Otavratal, mo, lead toward other idioms for death. People have gone disabled list. Bnny Andrs g-( 55 Ir Bernice, La. DeuMss - ANSWER: I usually do avoid using specifications to Los Angeles — Sent pitcher Rich RECEIVING — Ookland-Wllllome . T i m Lota ntg,Cltavrglet,588. to their reward, met their Maker. Greg Anderson 510 fr Houston 57, Barbara tatter, WoodbuiY, O ., and 2 '^ u re readers that a particular piece of stereo QUESTION: The static build-up on my records Rodos, catcher Jack FImple aid Stacey Belcher 69 fr Houston 5 Rm tajMlMriL taich, 5a . outfielder (.emmle Miller to their Triple Lewis 553, Gilbert M2, Newton 430, SiKiron Walsh, Novato, (Jollt., dot. Jack Bertrand causes me a lot of problems. I have tried all the Many of us understand these ways of waltzing Jsts3,Flamss2 Brxtn Cl f Ir San Frandsco Africa, and 1 *!5Tta» Fiiitae.489. B()uipment will perform well. ’The reason for this is A club In Albuaueroue. Eric Dickens tanks 5W , WhlttlngtM l-mlnue S. anti-static turntable mats on the market. All they around the facts because, since childhood, we have 51 Ir Houston Plttsburgh-Flowers 5140, Rough 2- Wendy White; Atlanta, Go., 6 Z 63. that many manufacturers use the specifications as Montreal-OutrlghtedoutftelderGene A lv g 52 so La Morgue, Texas iffijawsKSp'"'- seem to do is stick to the record when I take it off the been exposed to the quirks of language. Roof and Inflelder Brad Mills to 30, advertisements. Each manufacturer uses test condi­ Calgary 81 1—1 Reid Gettys g 57 Ir Houston Miller 1-7, Rozler 39. W tanipga 1 3 b—-3 Indlonopolls of the Americon A ssocIcf Derek Giles g t S & i E t a i S H tions and proceclures that make their product look the turntable. What can I do to eliminate the static? tion, 53 sr New York Missed field goals: none. gggggggggPEggggnnggggg "You have to have something in common with the First period— 1, Winnipeg, Deblols 33 Akm 01 c 79 Ir Logos, Nigeria t.BHIW ta(t,ltlHl.8l7. best on paper. ’They reallw the importance many (Hdwerchuk, M ullen), 15:12. optioned left-handed pitcher JoeHesketh Gary Orsk t 57 Ir Alvin, Texas ANSWER: The anti-s'tatic mats you tried usually language that is given to really get something out of Penalties— to Indianapolis, ond sent pitcher Chris Renkt Thm s g 5 2 so Irtd. consumers place on the speciflcatlons of a product it,” Ms. Nesbit said. G ian , ggggggggggggggggggggGP work well. They bleed away the static electricity from Eakin, Cal, 6:7>: Kyfe, Win, 16;14; Welch and catcher Sal Butera to the Jms g 69 fr Nederland, Texas Bowling they will purchase. This has gotten so out of hand that For these students, she has assembled a computer Baxter, Col, 19:14. minor league complex for reassign­ Rickie Winslow ( 58 fr Houston the record but the static needs a place to go. If the ment. specifications, as given by the manufacturer, have ANSWER: The Infinity RSe has a l ‘A-ampfuse, and Secondperlod— Z Winn Ipeg, Deblols 34 Michael Young f 57 sr Houston ••••••gggggggggggggggg stereo system is not grounded, a substantial charge program that scans a book and assesses its reading (M ullen ; Manttia), 6:19. 3, Winnipeg, New York (NL) — Traded third nothing to do with how the unit will perform in a is a 6ohm system. This means the fuse will blow out at level. "If they know they’re reading something at a baseman Tucker Adiford to Kansas City Radio, TV will build up. If you ground your system to a water Lukowldi 30 (Spring Young), 11:32. 4, NCAA woman’s lourniment person’s home. 9 watts RMS. Taking safety margins Into account, the second-graade level, k ey ’ll want to challenge Calgary, McDonald 331 Jackson, Eakin), (or pitcher Tom Edens; outrlghted I have investigated many customer complaints woofer is probably able to handle about 25 watts. This pipe via the ground, screw on the back of your 12:4I.Penaltles— Kyte,Wln,1:S2: Baxter, Pitcher Scott Holman and first baseman ------7.C^raM ,«l. amplifier or receiver; the static will bleed away, and themselves,” she saiii. Col, 4 J7 . G ary Rolslch to TIdewoter of the U.8. Mixed zz- ■ 'iMi^g,EgldU^5, about equipment they own and have found many of speaker system shouldn’t be used with an amplifier International League. ■y united Press Imwnaiienai To d o y your problem should be solved. Third period— d, Calgary, Sheehy 1 Final Fear 2:00 Baseball: Mete vs. Reds, 88. T M n m v O ^ F 8 i Z « i them were due to false specifications. Read the next that puts out more than 25 watts. If Ms. Nesbit had her choice, every television show (Tom belllnl, Jackson), 12 :X . Perraltles— San Francisco — Reached. agree­ ^5 5 Z John Koilckl ------T , F 8 5 h i . r ment At Los Angeles Channel 9, W IN F 212-»19(D, Dave Fimn 236622, Vernon question for an example. I can understand how the specifications stated by would be close-captioned for the hearing-impaired. Picard, wm, 10:00; Sheehy, Col, 13:03; M a rc g li 2:a Baseball: Yankees vs. Royol- a . B i ^ AritaBtaR. OgEpg,w. Small, Win, 15:44. on a 2-year contract with outfielder the manufacturer misled you into believing these Editor’s note: If you have a queetlon about Mereos That there are more and more such programs, Dusty Baker; sent pitcher AAarfc Calvert ^Southern California 62, Loublona Tech s,Channel II, WPOP Larson 5M, Diane Brennan 2l5Sa, Shots on goal— Calgary 6-13-12- 57 10:a Baseball: Red Sox vs. Angels, aiBnagigaSia QUESTION: I own Infinity RSe speakers that I use speakers could take the full power of your 80-watt you would like to see answered here, write to; Jack though, is evidence that the problems of this 31. to the mkiors and signed pitcher Jeff T e r ry Priskw aldo 175-211-543, Ruth Robinson. Tennessee 82, Cheney State 73 Channel a , WTIC U rban 179, Lin da Burton 186971, Helen - on a Pioneer I5watt per channel receiver. The Pioneer. They claim to be able to be used on Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 591, population are being seriously considered. Winnipeg I1-1B6-47. A pril I 8:00 USFL: Breakers vs. Stallions, Goalies— Calgory, Edwards, Le- Texas — Placed shortstop Buckv Dent Mosekky 471, Linda Skoglund 17890, 'BBRlRMlMBalt speaker fuses blow out frequently and the woofers amplifiers rated up to 100 watts, and they can be if the Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 08040. Jack Every individual has the right to achieve his own on waivers and sent second baseman , ^ Champ! on di la ESPN Bertrand is a licensed technician who lives at 48 melln. Southern California 7Z Tennessee 9:00 NCAA Tournament: Houston vs. have been damaged on one occasion. Whet is the amplifier is not played at levels exceeding 25 watts. It potential, she said. "Reading is what will do it for Winnipeg, Soafaert, Velsor. A— IMIO. Mike RIchardt to the minors. Price 205186552, Marra OeLlsta 4 0 , 61 Georgetown, Channel 3, WPOP Diane DeLlsle I91-2I3-N8. problem? might as well claim to be able to be used with a Phelps Road in Manchester. these kids.”

( 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 2, 1984 — 17 Working with Wood Supermarket Shopper Advice Good furniture plans and where to find them Boy’s parents made Cashiers air gripes exposed joiner. I like exposed joinery. The joinery is flawed venture along the same Bnes. Makepeace’s pieces, but it is directed at By Jack Warner .discussion of construction, and the Iw k theb^st part of it. for me. and if I am going to all that school and shop in England comnnissioned more or United Press International 'of concentrating on lacquered pieces. on customers trouble it seems reasonable to show it off. less well-known craftsmen to work up a set of pieces for each room in the house, plus the garden. The better, although even prisoner by sentence So. in discussing source books of furniture design I get a lot of letters asking where to find construction Chinese furniture, for the woodworker mterested in bargain: ’Tro so excited and construction. I am not equipp^ to judge anything problem is that, unlike Watts’ book, there are a great By Martin Sloone it’s the cashier who usu­ plans for various pieces of furniture. There isn’t much reproductions of them. . — I just made my first but those dealing with modem designs. Those of you— many compromises here. For instance, Blaloof United Feature ally takes the abuse. We I can do but recommend the catalog houses because I DEAR ABBY: Some Triple Play! A discount and I suspect that means most of you — interested in did the dining room furniture, and he simplified his If you have a kitchen Syndicate have no control over the never use plans. you can do no better than Jere Cary s Building time ago you devoted an prices the store charges. store had Eveready bat­ Plans — especially the big full-sized ones that are reproductions need not feel left out. The catalogs are work to the point that it not only looks nothing like Sam Kitchen Cabinets” (Taunton, $11.^) • , entire column to the drug In fact, when we do our teries, regularly $2.19, on really patterns, or the mysterious, multi-view ones on full of books covering designs of every period. Maioof, it looks pretty dreadful. Wendell Castle I recently asked super­ problem. I was so im­ own shopping at the store, sale for $1.39. I had a official-looking blue paper — tend to give me a Standing alone by several rungs at the top of the employs his lamination techniques in the bedroon The market has always been rife ***^ **^ . market cashiers “ What pressed I gave it to the we pay the same prices! ’’ 30-cent coupon, so the ladder of modem design books is Simon Watts’ group, but the result is a pallid imitation of his normal showing the neophyte how eonstrurt spectaciUaw Dear Abby do shoppers do that both­ headache. - principal of the Mason How would these cashi­ package of batteries only I don’t care about making period reproductions, and ’’Building a Houseful of Furniture” (Taunton Press. work. I found none of the designs in this book ugly pieces of plywood with portable *®*^' ers you most?” Here, City (Iowa) High School, ers rate you for thought­ cost me $1.09. When I got that’s what most plans are. I do like Chinese $18.95). Watts has built every one of the more than 40 particularly appealing, and some downright ugly. .screws and nails. One such is “ Plywood P i^ e c fe Abigail Van Buren from the other side of the who in turn made copies fulness and considera­ home, I sent in the proof- reproductions, but you won’t see many plans for pieces discussed in this book, most of them several ’’Contemporary Furniture Plans” by R.P. Ouimet Illustrated” by Ken Oberrecht (Scribers, $24.95.) ft checkout counter, is a and gave them to other tion? In my next column of-purchase for a $1 re­ times. In addition to photographs and cleardrawings, (Sterling, $8.95) is a mish-mash of drawings of includes the obligatory birdhouse. gripe list that considerate those. school officials. you can take a “ Checkout fund. I replaced the dead I prefer to look at photographs, or measured construction procedures are fully discussed. There is unattractive pieces with the distinct air of plywood, shoppers should pay at­ Somewhere in between is “ Woodworking Please run it again. Counter Customer Con­ batteries in my flashlight drawings, as many as possible of the sort of thing I no compromise in this book and no space is wasted screws and nails. “ Make it.with Wood,” By Edgar Abby. It’s needed even tention to: Randall Beard (Van Nostrand Reinhold, $10.25) is a niques and Projects” by Rosario Capotosto (Van sideration Test” and see for 9 cents, and an enve­ want to make. I ’ll browse through the picture books teaching the basics: a fully equipped shop and all more today. Gripe No. 1 — The thin paperback with nothing but rough drawings — Nostrand Reinhold, $21.50), a “ Popular Scfence Customer Who Forgets how you rate. lope and a postage until an idea begins to take shape, then I’ll try to work standard skills are assumed. Most of the pieces are R.H.H., ade for a year, but their president is not, and your and largely hand-printed text — that purports to teach Book.” There are a few decent-looking pieces here, The Coupons: “ One of the stamp.” it out in rough sketches. Usually what 1 come with is fairly straightforward, but there are a few that would MASON C ITY souls are tormented for a legislators are not. you how to build almost anything, including a but by and large it is not what anyone wotjld consider SMART SHOPPER Readers whose smart an amalgam of several things I ’ve seen, and I make be demanding for the most experienced craftsman. lifetime. Why? Because “And your engineers things that bothers me classical guitar. It is confusing and over-reaching, fine woodworking. most is a shopper who AWARD shopping experiences ap­ my own decisions on the joinery. All of the designs are tasteful and. although all will not D EAR MR. H.: I agree. you are a selfish, spoiled who build the bridges that although for the diehard do-it-yourselfer there is an pear in this column re­ be to everyone’s liking, most are easily enough And here it is: boy, that’s why. you drive across and the purchases $100 worth of interesting jig tor sharpening bandsaw blades. Readers are invited to send quesUoss and My Smart Shopper ceive a free copy of my 1 LIK E MODERN furniture for several reasons — modified. “ There is no punish­ tunnels that you drive groceries and then re­ suggesHons to Jack Warner, United Press Intema- members she had $20 Award goes to Sue North­ refunding magazine. The the lines are clean and simple, the designs tend to DEAR ABBY: Recently ment in the world that I through are not on drugs, “CHINESE FURNITURE" by Michel Beurdeley Uonal, 1819 Peachtree Rd. N P. Suite 415. Atlanta. Ga. worth of coupons, just as ern, from Indianapolis, National Supermarket show off beautiful wood rather than involving it in JOHN MAKfePEACE*S ’The Art of Making a 17-year-oId Florida boy could inflict upon you that and those who build the (Kodansha, $69.50) is a lovely book of antique Chinese 20$67. her husband starts to Ind.. a smart shopper who Shopper. Write to me in intricate moldings and carvings, and it lends itself to Furniture” (Sterlinc $21.95) is a noble but fatally pleaded guilty to possess­ could in any way compen­ planes that you fly in and carry her shopping bags is “ ever ready” for a care of this newspaper. in g hallucinogenic drugs. sate for what you are the cars that you drive are out of the store.” — L.K He also had been charged doing to your mother and not. Brooklyn, N.Y. with violence toward a father. I have not spent 5 “ Neither are those who I Gripe No. 2 — The Clip ‘n’ file refunds Business evolving ‘two-gender workforce’ A b ou t Tow n Miami Beach police cents raising you. 1 didn’t build the bathrooms that Customer Who Is Quick "Officer. know you from Adam. But you stink up with your To Accuse The Cashier: Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, your mother and father lousy, rotten drugs. TOSHIRO MIFUNE asked by IBM’s Opel to speak out on Judge Alfonso Sepe Syrup, Salad Dressing By Partricta McCormack Give your regards have put their lives, their . . . star of ‘Shogun’ “ I can’t understand why implications for business and society of sentenced the youth to one (File No. 5) United Press international hearts, their sweat, their “None of them have some customers get so "the two gender work force” — one The drama club of East Catholic High School will year in the county stock­ money and everything IteM on drugs, and this is angry and start accusing composed equally of men and women. present the musical “ Give My Regards to Broadway’’ ade and four years’ proba- Clip out this file and keep it with similar NEW YORK — Corporate America is else they have into bring­ because of people like the cashier when a mis­ He decribed the four hoiiorees as Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Curtain time is 7:30 .tion. The comments of the cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with evolving new ” two-gender work force” ing you up. And now they your mother and father. take is made. I would “ representatives of the quality of judge so impressed me Toshiro Mifune, beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting policies that will help women — p.m. on Friday and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday. never cheat or over­ that I ordered the trans­ have to sit in this cour­ including wives and mothers — to future leadership,” telling the au­ The musical features many songs written by “ But in the world of the charge a customer on the needed proofs of purchase while looking for cript from the court repor­ troom and listen to a total advance in jobs. dience of some no corporation officers George M. Cohen including “ Grand Ole Flag,” “ Wheh future, the same may not purpose. But I am human, the req u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in te r so that I may read it to stranger who had nothing Felice N. Schwartz, president and that “ it is in our best interest to ensure Johnny Comes Marching Home.” and “Yankee be true. Teachers, doc­ star from Japan, and occasionally I do newspapers and magazines, and when trading to do with your upbringing the growth of this vital resource.” my own children. tors, lawyers, legislators with friends. Offers may not be available in all founder of Catalyst, says many corpo­ Doodle Dandy.” scold you and put you in make a mistake. When I Cathleen Black, president of USA' Tickets are available at the door. Admission is $3 for Your column is so — products of the new areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive rations already are moving in that jail. realize a mistake has been Today, said, “ A work force composed widely read I am sending drug-oriented generation each refund. direction, aiming ” to lead to the full adults and $2 for students and senior citizens. Call “ This is at a time when taiks about fiims made. I makeeveryeffort you the “ lecture” Judge assimilation of men and women in the equally of men and women” is “ more 649-5336. — may well be high as to correct it.” — Evelyn The following refund offers are worth $7.36. Sepe gave that boy in the phony kids your age are work force, with a broad range of natural, it’s smart, it’s good business kites. C., Wilmington, Del. This week’s refund offers have a total value of presence of his grieving yelling, ‘You adults have By Andy Dablis priorities that make good business and it’s long overdue.” “ You won’t know whom Gripe No. 3 — The $27.36. parents. Please publish it your alcohol, we want our United Press International sense.” In nominating her, Allen H. Neu- Surgery benefit pianned to send your child to, or Customer Who Doesn’t These offers require refund forms: and give it the national drugs; you have polluted Priorities she cited include child harth, chairman and president of whom to trust your life Report An Undercharge: DE L MONTE 32-Ounce Catsup Offer. Receive a The Dubaldo Music Center will sponsor an forum it deserves. our water and our air, you BOSTON — Toshiro Mifune, the Japanese film star care, flex time, and reduction of sex Gannett Company, said; “ Cathie Black to.” “ How many customers coupon for a free 32-ounce bottle of Del Monte afternoon of dancing and musical entertainment April MRS. A.L. CATES. have polluted this and who is the embodiment of what Westerners view as role stereotypes and myths. has demonstrated that we have moved Sepe sighed and closed will tell a cashier when Catsup. Send the required refund form and the 29 from 1:30 to 5 p.m. at the Army & Navy Club, 1090 MIAMI, FLA. that,’ and all the rest of samurai, looked odd wearing a three-piece suit in the Mrs. Schwartz founded Catalyst in away from the era of good-old-boy the case file. they spot an item that has neck bands from two 32-ounce bottles of either Main St. All proceeds will benefit the Susanne Reopell the garbage that comes bar of a Boston hotel, talking about his films. 1962. Her work keeps her in touch with publishing. Her leadership in the been rung up for less than Regular or No Salt Added Del Monte Catsup. surgery fund. •« DEAR MRS. CATES: out of your mouths. “ Let’s see what kind of A star in Japan since 1947, Mifune is best known in boardroom types as she seeks to publishing business and with Gannett the proper price? Honesty Expires May 31, 1984. Miss Reopell is a Bolton resident who suffers from a Rarely do I devote an “ Meanwhile, you put world you leave to your the United States for his powerful portrayal of Lord promote full participation of women in has had and will continue to have should work both ways. If HEINZ Homestyle Gravy $1 Refund. Send the degenerative nerve disease which has made it entire column to one let­ yourselves above everyb­ children.” he said, “be­ Toranaga in the TV mini-series “ Shogun." business and the professions. Often she nationwide impact.” I make a mistake and required refund form and five labels from any impossible for her to walk or speak clearly. An ter. but I agree, this is ody else. I feel sorry for fore you talk about the Because he speaks no English (he learns the words is assisted by a firms' chief executive undercharge a customer. variety of Heinz HomeStyle Gravy. Expires April operation to implant electrodes in her spine, to take vtorth it: you. world that we left to phonetically for his roles in western film s). Mifune officers. UPl photo ' OTHER AWARDEES responded to I think that customer 30, 1985. over work of the damaged nerves, will cost about ' Judge Sepe spoke di­ “ I want you to think of ours.” was accompanied during an interview by interpreter At Catalyst’s ninth annual awards Opel’s request as follows. should tell me about it so HUNT’S Free Ketchu p Offer. Receive a coupon Felice N. Schwartz, president andfounderof Catalyst, and John $13,000. rectly to the youth and this for one year, and the James Greeley of the Japan Society of New York. dinner, chaired by John R. Opel, the mistake can be cor­ for a free bottle of Hunt’s Ketchup. Send the Carol Einiger, managing director Tickets are $5. Performers are donating their time ' $did, “ Do you know who is reason why I say it: They were in Boston to introduce “ The World of chairman and chief exeutive officer of R. Opel, chairman and chief executive of International Business rected.” — Mary S.. Chi­ required refund form and the neck labels from and head of short term finance. First and the Arm y & Navy Club has donated the space for going to serve that year? “ If you are sick, a (E very teenager should Toshiro Mifune.” a showing of 19of his greatest films, IBM. she said evolving corporate cago. III. three Hunt’s Ketchup bottles of the same size Machines Corp., attend Catalyst’s ninth annual awards dinner. Boston Corporation, said, “ We must the event. Miss Reopell will make an appearance. doctor will treat you and know the truth about at the Museum of Fine Arts. policies need to: ' Not you; your mother and Gripie No. 4 — The (14-ounce), 24-ounce. 32-ounce or 44-ounce) for a The organization seeks to promote full participation of women debunk the myth of the superwoman by Refreshments will be available. father will serve that he won’t be on drugs. The drugs, sex and how to be Mifune has appeared in more than 120 films and • Reduce sex role stereotypes and Customer Who Tries To coupon good on the same size as the proofs of recognizing and removing the impedi­ The entertainers will include the Grass Roots group lawyer who represents happy. For Abby’s boo­ scores of television works since he was first spotted by myths. “ Neither sex should have to in business and the professions. ■year. Redeem Coupons For purchase sent. Expires June 30, 1984. ments — both real and imagined — featuring Marshall Dubaldo; Edward and Donna “ That is what’s wrong. you won’t be high on klet, send $2 and a long, director Akira Kurosawa 37 years ago at an audition cope with the tension that results from Products That Are Not which prevent many women from Dubaldo, vocal and instrumental artists; Ginny They get sentenced. They drugs, and the people in stamped (37 cents), self- in a film studio in burned-out Tokyo shortly after PREGO. Receive four 25-cent coupons good on being unable to conform to traditional ( less than 15 percent of the population). the workplace and the work force Purchased: “ I call this realizing their full potential.” Dubaldo, popular music vocalist; Anthony Dubaldo, g et sentenced fo r a whose custody you’ll be addressed envelope to: World War II. He admits he “ acted like a punk any size-variety of Prego Spaghetti Sauce. Send and outmoded ideas of how a man or To a considerable extent benefits demand that companies seek talent custom er a ’coupon- Italian vocalist, and the Dubaldo Brothers Orchestra won’t be on drugs. Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. gangster.” the required refund form and (our labels from the woman should behave.” packages denote worthless duplication and creativity at all levels of manage­ -lifetime. Caryl S. Bernstein, executive vice featuring Pete, Bruno and Vic. “ Your astronauts are Box 38923, Hollywood, pusher,’ because she tries 15-and-a-half-ounce Prego Spaghetti Sauce or two ment.” Mrs. Schwartz said. “ You served a year. "They asked me to cry. I said, ‘Why should I cry, • Provide high quality child care. for two-paycheck and two-career president, general counsel and secre­ ’Tickets may be purchased from the following not on drugs, and your to get you to take coupons labels from the 48-ounce size. Expires July 31, ” To depend on only half the popula­ ' Your body is in the stock- Calif. 90038.) there’s nothing to be sad about.’ They asked me to "This is not just a women’s problem. It families.” tary, Federal National Mortgage Asso­ businesses: (or products she hasn’t 1984. tion — the male half -- to produce that laugh, I said, ’Why?’” is everyone’s problem. Everyone • Pay attention to human factors in ciation, said, “The challenge for Manchester State Bank, Damato Enterprises, purchased. If you object, suffers if child care is inadequate — relocation. “ The average cost of a pool of talent is a tremendous and she will swear that ’all the SAND’S Spaghetti Offer. Send the required management and for society is dual: to Donald Genovesi Insurance Agency, Don WiHis M IFUNE, WHO LOOKS 20 years younger than his child, parent, society.” relocation for a corporation today is self-defeating waste. girls take them.’ She refund form and receive a coupon good for a free encourage women to use their talents to Gragage, DuBaldo Electric,.Blanchaid and Rossetto 64 years, said with a laugh that his career wouldn’t • Create flexible work schedules. ” If $46,800. but the emotional costs to the “ The quintessential challenge is not problem may doesn’t realize that I could pound of spaghetti, plus four 25-cent coupons good the fullest and to create an environ­ Sexual realtors, M & M Oil in Bolton, Vic’s Restaurant and have begun if he hadn’t trusted his instincts and let part-time schedules were available to relocating family has been largely to respond to the needs of women but to lose my job if I were to on Sano’s Spaghetti Sauce. Expires Jan. 1, 1985. ment in which women can succeed Pizza, Dubaldo Music Center. that dominant personality prevail during the audition. women and men at critical periods, ignored.” respond to the needs of men and women take a coupon for an item Here’s a refund form to write for. A Free without having to forego parenting” Anyone unable to attend the event may contribute to “ I really was a bastard, I behaved as badly as I employers would benefit from the • Eliminate sex-based pay differen­ today, to free them from artificial that wasn’t purchased.” Embroidered International Patch. Soup ’N the fund. Checks may be sent to the Suzanne Reopell could,” he said. His interpreter laughed and said the reduced time that any one employee tials. " I f women continue to earn less limitations so that they can function at Dawn Mello, president, Bergdorf to hormones Crackers, P.O. Box 4008 Monticello, MN 55365. be due — Brenda R.. San Diego. Surgery Fund, in care of Kathleen Coleman, Savings directors told Mifune, “ You’re acting like a punk was absent from work.” than their husbands, they will be forced their fullest capacity...” Ckiodman, said, “ When the subject of Calif. Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope for this Bank of Manchester, 923 Main St. gangster. Get out of here.” • Restructure the traditional benef­ to regard their careers as secondary to working women is no longer a burning Gripe No. 5 — The form by May 31, 1984. This offer expires June 30, DEAR DR. LAMB: But Kurosawa spotted a strength of character in its system. ’ ’These benefits were their husbands’ .” WOMEN EXECUTIVES honored by issue, corporate management will Customer Who Blames 1984. While waiting for the form , save one proof of Please help us before we Mifune that led to his first film role, then to “ Drunken designed for the traditional single wage Catalyst “ Mushroom” awards were have met the most significant chai- The Cashier For Higher purchase seal from a 16-ounce Premium Brand Grange sets supper explode. I ’m 68 and my Angel.” and to perhaps his best-known movie role as earner with a wife and children at home “THE FUNDAMENTAL changes in nominated by their bosses. Each was lenge of a modern work force.” Food Prices: “ When a Crackers carton and any three Campbell’s Manchester Grange, 205 Olcott St., will have a wife is 64. We’ve always the tragicomic warrior in “ Seven Samurai." the film customer wants to com­ Chunky Soup labels for each patch. supper Wednesday at 6; 30 p.m. Degrees will follow. “ been sexually active, but that inspired “ The Magnificent Seven.” about a year ago my wife plain about higher prices. Rules for the dress contest, knitting, quilting and toy Your Health Mifune, with a (ace that can evoke the spectrum of Women executives are a boon to Iron business contest will be available. ' began to have trouble with human emotion, transfix an opponent or calm an penetration and sex has Lawrence Lamb, M.D. anxious friend, has epitomized the highly-stylized Bv Jeanne Lesem water reservoir. The handle folds down said. One new product the company become impossible. Japanese films that have developed a following in United Press International to fit into the iron’s zippered travel bag. “ Research indicates the features expects to fill, that need is the Masons rehearse degree 'W e’ve used lubricants to some U.S. cities. Cinema Automatic Shut-off Iron, an electronic no avail. What has hap­ The unit comes with its own adapter consumers want most from small Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, will meet He also has a comic side, as in "Yojim b o,” the story plug for conversion from 110 to 240 appliance that signals audibly when it pened and what can we NEW YORK (U PI) - Women appliances today are space-saving and Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. of a samurai who sells himself to two warring Harltonl Police Academy (R) 1, 7:30, Tarzan. Lord of the Apes business executives who worry about volts. The suggested retail price is has been on but not moved for 10 do? multiple-use. Onter St. The group will rehearse for the mark factions. It was the model for “ A Fistful of Dollars,” Allwntum Cinema— Reop­ 9:45. — Misunderstood (PG) (PG) 7. 9:30. >-<• Splash (PG) minutes. It turns itself off if not moved This didn’t happen over­ I ’ve discussed the new ens Thursday. 1:15, 7:40, 10. 7. 9:20. — The Hotel New how their clothes come out of the about $32. “ And consumers place a premium on master degree after the meeting. starring Clint Eastwood. in another two minutes. night and I know it won’t information in the Health Cinema City — Entre Nous Manchester Hampshire (R) 7:1(). 9:20. ~ suitcase have led a major manufac­ The company also is introducing a mobility. There is not oniy a soaring (PG) 7:15, 9:30. — Monty UA llieaters East— Splash Police Academy (R) 7:10, turer to re-enter the travel iron 1.000-watt, dual-voltage travel dryer demand for appliances that will travel Homa, the marketing general man­ be cured in a day. P lease. Letter SR-12, Oral Contra­ WHEN HE TALK E D about being face-down in the Python's And Now For Some- (PG) 7:20, 9:35. — Romanc­ 9:30. business after two years out of it. that weighs only lO'/t ounces and comes with you —’ away from home — but a ager, said it was develo p ^ in response Learn about hypertension help clear this up. ceptives and Postmeno­ mud at the end of "Seven Samurai,” in a cold driving thlno Entirely DItterent (R) 9 ing the Stone (PG) 7:30,9:40. Windsor Oscar lineup with Richard Pryor Here and — Unfaithfully Yours (PG) Plaza — Never Cry Wolf “ All products having to do with in a drawstring travel bag. Suggested constant demand for home appliances to consumers’ two major ironing pausal Estrogen, which rain and dressed only in a loincloth, Mifune The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor a Now (R) 7. — The Leopard 7:30,9:30. (PG) 7:15. travel are taking off.” particularly rbtail. about $18. that move easily. It’s hardly surprising concerns — fear of accidentally leaving - D EAR READER: Your I ’m sending you. Others HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - remembered a letter from a European woman who (PG) 8. — The Dresser (PG) Mansfield hypertension education series beginning April 9. irons and small, dual-voltage hair care Both the Small Wonder and the travel in a society in which the average the iron plugged in while not in use and . wife needs to see her who want this issue can The S6th annual Academy said she enjoyed what was showing as much as she did 7:30, 9:50. Translux College Twin — Classes will meet every Monday from 12:15 to 1: IS CInestudIo — Leap into the Das Boot (R) 8. — Harold and appliances, says the marketing man­ dryer are scheduled to be in retail American changes homes every seven ironing at the wrong temperature. " doctor to discover the send 75 cents with a long, Awards presentations his acting. . p.m. at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, 549 E. Void 7:30 with Deoth In Maude (PG) 7, with King of ager for garment care products at stores by midsummer. years.” The automatic iron is scheduled tobe exact problem. Perhaps stamped, self-address^ April 9 are stacked with Mifune has outsmarted Lee Marvin in “ Hell in the Venice (PG) 9:15. Hearts (PG) 9. Middle Turnpike. SHOWCASE General Electric. Changes in business travel habits in retail stores in April, at a suggested there’s an obstruction. Or envelope for it to me, in stellar names as presen­ Pacific,” beat up Charles Bronson in “ Red Sun,” and Colonial — Schedule un­ Vernon The following topics will be discussed: care of the Manchester available. Cine 1 8 2 — Broadway C m O M S Robert Pollack estimated the travel and new needs have provided what TWO YEAR S AGO GE introduced retail price of about $60. it may be a dryness that ters, headed by Frank stared down Tatsuya Nakadai, thestar of Kurosawa’s East Hartford Danny Rose (PG) 7:10, 9:30. Aprii 9 — hypertension, speaker from the chronic '-women experience when Herald, P.O. Box 1551, iron business has grown fivefold in the Thomas J. Albani calls "vital clues the first small kitchen appliances Homa said four other new model Sinatra who will be mak­ “ Kagemusha.” Eastwood Pub 8 Cinema — — Never Cry Wolf (PG) 7, >AIN WATINEC OAILT disease section of the Health Deaprtment, State of Broadway Danny Rose (PG) 9:10. riAST SHOW ONIV past five years — from just over 200.000 about the kind of kitchen a woman with designed for mounting beneath kitchen irons, all with non-stick SilverStone -they have a decrease in Radio City Station, New ing his 11th appearance on The actor said “ people always are asking me about Connecticut. York, N.Y. 10019. 7:15. West Hartford units a year to more than 1 million now. a demanding work life is going to cabinets, freeing counter space for sole plates, are a response to the shift female hormones. the Oscar show. the films I did,’’ while he prefers to look forward to Peer Richard's Pub 8 Ci­ Elm 1 8 1 — Broadway April 16 — exercise and effects on blood pressure, Pollack will speak at a New York want.” other uses. awqy from synthetics and toward ' After a woman goes new roles and working with his own production nema — Broadwoy Danny Danny Rose (PG) 7, 9:15. — speaker Laura Dunfield, recreation supervisor. Town Sinatra, who received a Rose (PG) 7:30, 9:30. Never Cry Wolf (PG) 7:15, news conference previewing new small Albani. GE’s general manager for Other manufacturers followed, with natural fabrics. -through menopause her DEAR DR. LAMB: A company. Of Mifune’s reaction to the old films, of Manchester. best supporting actor Showcase Cinemas — 9:15. appliances his company will show store housewares, said working women want products to be fastened to cabinets The latter are more expensive and female hormones begin to friend recently had a bout Greeley said, “ There aren’t any he’s completely Footloose (PG) 1:30, 7:20, The Movies — Splosh (PG) iNnisT«n$4fxrrss buyers at the National Housewares time and labor-saving products, as do themselves or the walls immediately require more precise care and more April 23 — medication use and misuse, speaker - diminish and many of the with trichomoniasis. Her award in 1953 (or “ From 9:35. — Ice Pirates (PG) 1, 12, 2:15, 4:25, 7, 9:10. — EASTIUUtTTORB SM t8W Henry Seitzer, pharmacist. satisfied with. He keeps seeing things wrong.” Manufacturers Association semi­ the growing numbers of Americans below. protection against damage, he said. sexual characteristics doctor treated her with Here to Eternity.” was a 7:10. 9:30. — Terms ot En­ Unfolthfully Yours (PG) April 30 — effects of stress and stress management, nominee for best actor in dearment (PG) 1:40, 7, 9:3(). 12:35, 2:20, 4:05, 5:50, 7:40, annual exposition in Chicago April 8-12. who are concerned about diet and Another executive, Kenneth Homa, In response to a question, Albani said . .that occur with the onset Flagyl, which made her “ IN EACH FILM, I give it all I’ve got, everything.” ^ Against All Odds (R) 1:15, 9 :30. — Romancing the Stone I g r e y s t o k e p J speaker Dr. Stephen Sinatra. 1955 for "The Man With nutrition. said people tend to buy new housewares the recent buy out of G E ’s small of reproduction are sick. Mifune said. That included even his work in a minor 7:10, 9:35. — Racing with the (PG) 12:25, 2:40, 4:50, 7:25, I YIm UfMMi *f Y v i«* May 14 — low sodium diet, speaker Gloria Weiss, the Golden Arm .” In 1970 M oon(PG ) 1:40,7:40,9:50.— 9:40. ONE NEW ITEM is the Small ” We can prove, through research, before existing ones wearoutif, in their appliance division by toolmaker Black reversed. What causes trichomo­ movie such as his latest film, “ The Challenge,” where - SMOWhAT registered dietician. he received the Jean Greystoke: The Legend of Wllllmanllc Wonder, a travel steam and dry iron that diet-conscious people tend to have judgment, the performance character­ & Decker included use of the GE name A girl will start develop­ niasis and how can it be as a kendo master he helps American Scott Glenn Tarzan, Lord ot the Apes Jlllson Square Cinema — IJi0-7:3IHt30 May 21 — low cholesterol diet, speaker Gloria Hersholt Humanitarian whose see-through handle is also the very well-equipped kitchens,” Albani istics of a new appliance are worth it. on products for up to three years. ing when puberty occurs. cured? Can it be passed on recover a stolen samurai sword. (PG) 1:30, 7:10, 9:35. — Greystoke: The Legend of Weiss. to someone else? Award. The lining of the vagina Mifune, an accomplished martial artist who AGAINST changes apd begins to Also scheduled to de­ practices kendo and iaido, the quick draw of the produce secretions that DEAR READER: Tri­ ALL ODDS R liver Osca r statuettes this sword, also is a master horseman who is skilled at the “ Hold onto vour shoes------SHOUniAT:---- protect the vagina from chomoniasis is caused by Don’t let fitness costs put a bulge In the budget year are Debbie Rey­ Japanese art of shooting arrows from horseback. l:4S-73im50 "“tl'ZtrrcThe Manchester Geriatric Clinic ' infections and provide a parasite. If you happen will sponsor > O A lt A M A l nolds, Sissy Spacek, Ray President Reagan admired the art during a trip to it's The Kle/.morinir' several health screeriings this week. lubrication. to be a biologist, it’s called By Elizabeth Neus the doctor. Bolger, Joan Collins, Japan last year, but Mifune was sidelined with a bad work out,” he said. injury waiting to happen.” A blood pressure screening for those with last When hormone levels an anaerobic protozoan. FOOTLOOSE Sammy Davis, Mel Gib­ back and couldn’t perform. Now he has been United Press International Injury can be one excuse for quitting, names beginning A to M will be Wednesday from 9 ' fall, the lining changes It’s probably the most SQ! son, John Gavin and commissioned by the Japanese government to bring PEO PLE OVER the age of 35 also FIND OUT from people who already he said, but other factors such as an a.m. to noon at the Manchester Senior atizen s’ back and secretions dis­ common sexually trans­ -SHOWMAT :■ CLEVELAND — Saving money Mickey Rooney among Reagan an arrow. should take an exercise test, available belong how knowledgeable and access­ unsupportive spouse and extra work at Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. appear. This causes the mitted organism. 2JO-7:30-0:45 should not be the issue in the hunt for through most cardiologists and some others. In “ Red Sun,” he had to repover a stolen samurai ible the staff is, he said. Often staffs are home or the office also come into play. A second blood pressure screening will be Thursday vagina to be dry and It causes a vaginal sword or commit hara-kiri, the ritual suicide KUZMORM the perfect fitness program — but general practitioners, that measures RACING s o very helpful to new members, “ but People who exercise in the morning from 1 to 3 p.m. at Westhlll Gardens. 24 Bluefleld r susceptible to new bacte­ trying not to waste it should. discharge. But remember • practiced by samurai until they were outlawed in 1868. the body’s abilities in motion. once you’re in there you have to go before their days begin are less likely to Drive. A nutritionist will answer questions on diet rial infections. There are WITH THE MOON “ There’s a ton of gadgets around. that women, particularly Laughing and drawing his hands descriptively ------SHOWN AT:------“Most physicals are just resting hunting.” drop out, he said. Menus and meatless meals will be discussed also changes in cells that The General Assembly People will buy them, use them for a young girls, have a nor­ across his belly in a motion mimicking hara-kiri, physicals,” he said. “ Most doctors are Just as important as a good staff is a A dIabeUc screening is Wednesday from 1 to 2-30 •'form the outlet area of the of the United Nations is 2J0-7:41H>:50 month or two and toss them in their not trained in how to get people in mal discharge. The dis­ Mifune said he had to deliver the arrow to Reagan or variety of activities. A good spa has Record pledged p.m. at the community room, Spencer Village, Pascal .Jtladder. The cervix gets charge caus^ by Tricho­ made up of representa­ kill himself. drawer.” said Dr. Donald Kirkendall. a . better shape. Find someone who knows everything from a pool to dance classes Lane.. smaller, the breasts de­ tives of all the member ROIICE R physiologist at the Cleveland Clinic’s a little bit about exercise.” moniasis often has a bad Greeley laughed and said Mifune was glad to learn ACADEMY to weight rooms, he said. “ The wider for Easter Seals crease in size and the odor and the infection nations, with each entitled the White House would accept the gift. “ He doesn’t sports medicine department. ” I shrug Such experts can be found at ------SHOWN Af: — the variety, the more interest there’s psychological changes in­ may cause itching. Per­ to one vote. want to have to kill himself,” he said. my shoulders and laugh that people buy university-run adult fitness programs going to be.” HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A record Auxiliary hat potiuck duced to support repro­ THE KINGS OF JEWISH JAZZ RETURN . 2J0-7:304t40 this stuff and believe in it.” that cost about $150 per year plus the haps worst of all is that it’s For the actual process of getting in $24.7 million was pledged during the The Arm y * Navy auxiliary will have its annual duction are reversed. often asymptomatic. A. Kirkendall said it takes four to six cost of the exercise tests, some spas shape, Kirkendall recommends four 13th annual Easter Seals telethon, “ The changes in the cell ICE months for the^ average sedentary and fitness clubs, and theever-popular past presidents night Wednesday at 6:30 n m at Uu« woman may not know she Here's where to write one-half hour sessions per week of which ended its 20-hour run Sunday, club house, Main Street. ‘ "lining and lack of secre­ PIRATES human to get back in shape, and the YMCA or YWCA. Expert advice, has it, nor a man for that While Ronald Reagan is Thursd^ April 26 continuous exercise, such as walking, officials said. tions can cause extreme Here’s where to write (or advice from the T tb it Seats Balcony ------SHOWN AT:— most important part of any exercise compared with the cost of poor health, Members should bring poUuck dishes. A business matter. the 40th president of the Qan. Public: $6.00 $5.00 $4 00 swimming, or bicycling. John Garrison, national executive 'diyness, which is proba­ syndicated advice columnists featured in the UConn aludanta: $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 program is sticking to it. is relatively inexpensive, he said. meeting will follow the dinner and Whist will be United States, George ewM* Intermittent exercises such as rac- director of the Easter Seal Society, said played. bly what’s happening with Yes, men can have it Manchester Herald; Bush is the nation’s 43rd Sr. cilizant $5.50 $4.50 $3.50 "For the most part, it’s advantage­ Some health spas can cost dearly, too. The organism lives in quetball or weightlifting, in which the the program was broadcast in 45 states your wife. • Dear Abby *- Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box vice president. DEATH ous to do it by yourself, because you however, and that is where the aspiring the urethra, bladder and movement is not continuous, are more over 125 stations. The pledges repres­ The use of estrogen 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. STAUER don’t have to go anywhere,” he said. fitness buff should be careful. The social but require twice as much time often can solve such prob­ perhaps other areas. ented a 16 percent increase over the .ITClJorgeiisen ------SHOWN AT:- • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D'., P.O. "One of the big reasons people stop is average price is about $15 to $30 per to get the same amount of benefit, he 1983 total. lems. With new studies Treating a woman with­ they don’t want to go somewhere to Simplon tunnol almost parfact BOX 1551. Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. month, plus an initiation fee, he said. said. “ We’re very pleased because last that refute many of the out treating her partner WANT ADS are the exercise.” But most spas are simply geared to 10019. TERMS OF In four to six months, the results year we provided services to 881,000 Swiss and Italian engineers bored the 12^iidttonum Anyone who wants to exercise, bq it signing up new members, Kirkendall • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, Ph.D., P.O. should be evident, he said. people — a record," Garrison said. Simplon tunnel through the Alps from onnosite aides from female hormones, it infections. Both should be cash buyer for applian­ ^ ^ The University of Connecticut* Storrs ENDEARMEKTi in front of the television or at a fancy said. “ But most people want to get in shape ” We believe with the success of this When the two headings met in 1906, they were .should be possible for treated simultaneously. Box 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. ces, musical Instruments, ------SHOWN AT:- health spa, should make one big cars and a host of other “ If all the people who are members faster than that,” Kirkendall said. telethon we can provide services to perfectly aligned horizonally and only 4 inches off .more women to have the Flagyl is usually very 10019. TicHetsAliiro466'4226 n investment, Kirkendall said — a visit to Items. S w Bob O llict opBo 9 4 MofK»8Y FMd»Y '------' showed up, you wouldn't have room to “ Too much too soon and you’re an maybe a million people in 1984.” vertically. 'advantages of estrogen. effective, although some 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Auril 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 2. 1984 - 19 Condos an attractive option for the elderiy fJj-'V

decide to rent, even though finding affordable rents is Let's say that instead of "staying put" in your buyers only. Condos in age-restricted complexes elderly years, you decide to move. You want a respite, appeal to prospective buyers who do not Want children difficult, and little is being built. "There's a reduction TAG SALE SIGNS of rental units and rental housing stock is not being from the burdens of maintaining property or to be for extended stays and whodon’t want to worry about elo.ser to your children and grandchildren. What are Your dodging sidewalk games and kids on tricycles. replaced," says the AARP's Baldwin. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? On top of this comes the pressure from the fact ttot your options? What are the financial and emotional • Condos built in these communities have been more and more rental buildings are being converted variables involved in such a decision? Money's designed with older buyers in mind and tend to have The best way to announce it Is with a Herald Tag Sale to cooperative or condominium ownership. As a. You have many choices. You have a wide range of few features (stairs) that can be inconvenient or Classified Ad. When you jlace your ad. youTI receive housing to evaluate. You must deal with the wrench of Worth dangerous to older residents. tenant, do not move into a building set forthischan^- for few communities provide strong protection for the uprooting with care. You must take your time — plan Sylvia Porter • Tax considerations favor ownership. Retirees ONE TAG SALE SIGN F R E t compliments of The Herald. way ahead of retirement, if you can. Don't wait for with significant totals of taxable income can benefit elderly. „ . ,. New York Qty is one that does: Tenante 62 and older - circumstances (illness, tight money) to force you to from ownership, even of a small residence. cannot be evicted or forced to buy in a co-op •• make your change. It's typical for rules in age-restricted communities conversion. This level of protection, however, is rare. „ CAL About 30 percent of those 65 and older will make a to be strict. Familiarize yourself with the guidelines; -2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER move, says Leo Baldwin, housing coordinator of the condominium orcooperative. They obtain the benefits perhaps the rules will be too confining and you won’t A potential bright spot: A uniform co-op and condo’-* ^ American Association of Retired Persons. Roughly 4 of limited or no maintenance responsibilities, a group be able to abide by them. conversion law is now being circulated among the.-*- percent will move out of state. The rest will stay in the situation for social activities and the presence of states. It would protect the elderly in the event of this county in which they celebrated their 65th birthday. many other people the same age. Also, condos usually Retirement communities cater to different lifes­ kind of change. Another promising trend: Many- HMp Wantad 21 Htip Wonttd 21 H o m s tar Sota 31 Aportmwita tar R*nt « R«torl Property 45 Bulldlng/Controeting S3 Houieliold Goods 62 Cors/Trucki for Sole 71 This is a surprisingly high degree of stability — but are the most affordable option in areas where retirees tyles, too. Some offer a wide variety of activities and communities are building subsidized housing for the still, 30 percent represents millions of Americans and cluster, notes James Dowden, executive vice encourage an active way of life; others appeal to a elderly. Your local authorities can direct you to those, more sedentary older person. MAINTENANCE — Port the 65-and-over generation is the fastest growing president of the Community Associations Institute, if any, located nearby. MANCHESTER — Beau­ FOR R E N T: Desirable LEON CIESZYNSKi USED REFRIGERA­ 1975 FORD COURIER time maintenance pool segment of the population. the membership organization for condo leaders and Avoid buying into a community that requires you to tiful new 1 bedroom Location — Eosthom, BUI LDER — New homes, TORS, WASHERS, PICKUP WITH CAP — Many older homeowners who want to give up their operators. pay upkeep for facilities and activities you will never, Expect a long waiting list, however, and limits on and yard work. Flexible oportinant. Central loca­ additions, remodeling, Ranges - clean, guaran­ Low mileage. $1500. Call CRT/DATA ENTRY OP­ Moss. (Cope Cod) hard-to-maintain houses are accustomed to owner­ Other advantages of condos to the elderly: or only rarely, use. the amount of income you can have. It all comes back - hours. Retired person tion. Appliances ondhaot rec rooms, garages, kit­ teed, parts and service. 643-7111, Jim weekdays. ERATORS — With Input Cottsge, sleeping 6, near Many .such communities restrict sales to older This is a basic reason why so many elderly people to: Start planning early! „ preferred. Reply to Box included. $450 monthly. to both boy and ocean chens remodeled, ceil­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, ship and thus are prime candidates to buy a and retrieval needed Im­ DO c/o The Manchester Lease and deposit. Coil ings, bath tile, dormers, Son, 649 Main Street, 1977 CHEVROLET IM- mediately (or assign­ Herald. beaches with access to 646B32S3. lovely fresh water lake roofing. Residential or 643-2171. PALA — 4 door sedan. ments In Manchester, commercial. 649-4291. Power steering, power Vernon and South Wind­ by Norm a for swimming and fish­ MANCHESTER — First ing. Everything provided FOR S A LE: Household brakes, air conditioning. sor. Come register with Tedford Shell drills record off-shore well in search for Atlantic oil floor, one bedroom, ap­ except linens. $275 per ANCHOR ELECTRICAL goods - two single beds, AM /FM stereo cassette. us and be eligible for pliances, carpeting, con­ week. Coll 742-6607 otter CONTRACTORS — Do old round kitchen table, Excellent throughout. merit Increases, vocation OPTICIAN TRAINEE — By George Lobsenz vice calls the Mid-Atlantic plan­ of gas and even less oil for its $1.7 estaurine systems such as the attract concentrations of commer­ in their waters. -■ ;• venient to shopping, re­ 5pm. any size or type of work. girl's one-speed bicycle, $2900 negotiable. Call 647- pay and referral bonuses. This Is your opportunity creation and bus line. Folly Insured. Free esti­ 8066. United Press International ning area — a swath of continental billion exploratory costs. Chesapeake Bay. cially valuable species such as The legislation was introduced .. . Condominiums were stand-up freezer, televi­ lobster, tuna and swordfish. Ma­ Coll Kelly Services, 249- to train as on optician. $375 per month, utilities mates. Call 647-0293. sion test equipment; lots shelf running from Rhode Island Still. Shell is drilling farther out Environmentalists and several after California and New Jersey’ :; 4555 or 745-3383 to regis­ first introduced in Apply in person: 763Maln not Included. Peterman to look at. Owner Moving 1967 MACK DUMP DM WASHINGTON — Some 100 down to North Carolina. to sea, where it feels geological states went to court in the 1970s to rine birds also congregate there. lost a Supreme Court case on state •' ter. EO E, M/F/H. St., Manchester. the United States in miles offshore Atlantic City, N.J.. Shell is the only company now conditions appear more favorable halt mid-Atlantic offshore oil dril­ There are fears that mud dis­ control over oil and gas leasing. Agency, 649-9404, 647- ROBERT E. JARVIS — to Florida. Coll 521-7237 600 — 10 wheeler. In the 60’s. By 1979, 1340. Services Shell Oil Co., is rolling the dice for drilling off the Mid-Atlantic coast, for significant oil and gas ling. but they had little success. charges from drilling operations The court ruled the federal govern- ' ' Building and Remodeling otter 6pm. chassis overhoul. New LIGHT DELIVERY — RECEPTIONIST/TELE- 4,500,000 Americans Specialist. Additions, paint. $16,000. Call 742- an elusive jackpot that has already and its project comes at a time discoveries. Subsequently, state officials could clog up the canyonheads' were living in two- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ment did not have to abide by state Could you use $50 or more PHONE OPERATOR — FIRST FLOOR — Two garages, roofing, siding, cost the oil industry billions of when the oil industry appears close Other oil companies holding oil have repeatedly criticized Interior "pueblo communities," elaborate and-a-half million SO HOUSEPLANTS — 6190. coastal management programs in' o day? Molor rodio sto- We're looking for a bedrooms. Avolloble kitchens, bathrooms, re­ Large pots, beautiful, ex­ dollars. to giving up. at least for the near and gas leases in the area, such as Depa rtment officials for not taking networks of burrows dug into tlon promotion Is looking eondominium units SBTvIcet Offtrtd 51 leasing offshore tracts. pleasant person to act as April 1st. $425 plus utili­ placement wlndows- cellent condition. Must Shell is plunking down big bucks future, hopes of finding big oil and Tenneco. are closely watching the all the precautions they could to canyon walls by lobsters, crabs for neat and dependable located in only ten 1973 CHEVELLE MA­ However, fishery management a receptionist and tele­ ties. Coll evenings, 228- ••••••••••••••••••••••• /doors. Call 643-6712. sell at SACRIFICE to drill for oil and gas at 6.448 feet gas deposits in the area. Shell operation to decide whether protect key fishing grounds. and tilefish, a bottom-dwelling fish people who know the phone operator. Some states. That number LIBU— $500, negotiable. officials say oil and gas explora- 0036. PRICE, $2.50 each. Pri­ Call 647-1172 or 527-7082. underwater — 825 feet deeper than Though never thought to have they want to extend their lea.ses They have expressed special that is worth $10.5 million annually greater Hortford/Mon- typing and clerical work is expected to double REWEAVING BURN 2 tion have not harmed the Mid-, „t EXPERIENCED C A R ­ in the next ten years. HOLES — zippers, um­ vate home. Call 649-6486. any offshore well ever —in the first blockbuster potential, the Mid- with the government. concern about underwater canyon- to New Jersey fishermen alone. Atlantic’s 10 major canyonheads, chester oreo. Must hove Included. Full time, 8am P E N TE R — Remodeling, A condominium is a brellas repaired. Window 1976 F IA T 128 — Good deep water exploratory project Atlantic shelf has proved tempting Also keeping watch are environ­ heads, the mouths of ancient river Only last month. Sen. Frank or fishing resources in the Mid- economical cor and be to Spm. Call Kim at MANCHESTER additions, roofs and able to read o mop. form of ownership by shades, Venetian blinds. CHILD’S FIVE- running condition. $1200. allowed on the United States's to the oil industry because of its mentalists and states such as New valleys that cut through the floor of Lautenberg, D-N.J., chastised In­ Atlantic area generally, because ...^ Ro-VIc, 646-3322. BENNET ELDERLY decks. Free estimates. SPINDLE, highback Advancement opportun­ ■which each complete Keys. T V FOR RENT. Call 643-2659. Continental Shelf. proximity to the energy-hungry Jersey. Maryland and Delaware, the continental shelf before empty­ terior Department officials for the oil industry has had such bad • HOUSING Call Mike, 871-2559. wooden rocking chair. That expensive gamble may industrial Northeast and Midwest. who worry that oil and gas drilling ing into the open ocean. failing to protect the tilefish, and ity ovoMoble. If this is AN OHIO O IL CO. offers unit, within a multi- Marlow's, 867 Main luck. i le housing complex, Street. 649-5221. Needs work. $25. Coll 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS determine the immediate future of To date, the industry has drilled will harm their region's rich The canyonheads, characterized joined other congressmen in intro­ you, coll 646-2225 or high Income, plus cosh Btnntt Houtina OcvBlopmtnt L. WOOD 8. SON — Rough "As long as they (oil companies) fs individually 643-2880. — Needs body work. $400 oil and gas production in what the 28 holes on the Mid-Atlantic shelf fishing resources, lucrative sea­ by strong currents and plentiful ducing legislation that would give apply: 341 Brood Street, bonuses, benefits to ma­ now tokino oppllcotlont,) BR 8, Finish Carpentry - Ad­ don’t find anything, we will be "" Manchester, C T, Suite ture person In Hartford owned. A condomi­ opt. S37S to $395. Tw o BR opt. BRICKS, BLOCKS, or best otter. After Spm, U S. Minerals Management Ser­ and found only middling amounts $455 to $470. R«nt Includes ditions, porches, decks, MAPLE BED AND side tourist industry and delicate plankton and other food supplies. states greater control over drilling okay. 208, second floor. nium is not an archi­ STONE — Concrete. call 649-6855. area. Regardless of expe­ heat, hot water. W/W corpet* bathrooms, kitchens, ce­ NIGHT STAND — $100. rience, write T .J . Read, tectural style. The Inor rano9, refrio., disposal, Chimney repairs. No lob coll for old system, cleyotor, ramic tile, formica, trim- Telephone 643-7623. 1978 CORDOBA — 38,500 American Lubricants percentage of owner­ too small. Coll 644-8356. loundry. community room work. Call otter 6pm, miles. All options. Keep Co., Box 426, Dayton Oh lo ship is determined ond storooe oreo. Units ovoll- 646-3046. CLERICAL POSITION — oble otter Morch 15.1994. For ODD JOBS, Trucking. trying. Call 649-4210. 45401.______by the square foot­ Household Goods 62 The Manchester Boordof age of each unit. A on opplicotlon coll: Home repoirs. You nome Education Is seeking ap­ ART/DECORATING It, we do It. Free esti­ CARPENTRY 8. M A ­ 1976 TWO D(X)R DODGE condominium owner 528-6522 SONRY — Free Esti­ Classified.... 643-2711 plicants for o year round SALES — Company ex­ also owns a share in mates. Insured. 643-0304. ASPEN — Needs body Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 (52 weeks) Central Office mates. Call Tony USED REFRIGERA­ work. Must sell. 124 North Household Goods...... 62 F o r advertisements to be panding seeking creative the common facili­ Notices Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 Rates Assistant Payroll and In­ people. Excellent for FURNISHED THREE Soulllacote, 649-0811. TORS, WASHERS, School Street, Manches­ Misc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ ties, such as recrea­ LIGHT TRUCKING. Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into...... 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 Minimum Charge: surance Clerk. Imme­ homemakers, teachers, tional features, as ROOM APARTMENT. Spring clean up. Yards, Ranges - clean, guaran­ ter. 225 engine, very Home and Garden ...... 64 line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Second floor. Heat. Pri­ Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 diate opening. Applicants people seeking a change. well as limited areas cellars, etc. General teed, ports and service. good. Wanted to R ent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day vate entrances. Adults. Rooting/Sldino 54 Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 must possess experience Part time, will train. Call such as elevators. handyman. Coll Roy, 646- Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, Musical Ite m s ...... 66 P er W o rd : in poyroll/lnsuronce No pets. Security. Refer­ Son, 649 Main Street, DATSU N 260Z, 1974 — Air Auctions...... 04 Tuesday, 9am to 12, 871- 7973. Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad area. Excellent benefits. 6567.______ences. 643-4860 otter One 643-2171. conditioned, 4 speed, Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c If you are thinking p.m. BIDWELL HOME Im­ 66,000 miles. Passed em­ Services Classified advertisements Contact Mrs. Pot Ladd, about buying prop­ LICENSED M O T H E R Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tog Sales...... 69 COLLEGE GRADUATE provement Company — issions. $2800. Call 721- 6 d a y s ...... 13c ore taken by telephone as a Personnel Office, Mon- erty the protaeelonale WILL CARE For your FOR SALE: Household Financial C o n do m inium s...... 32 Services Ottered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c chester Board of Educa­ W A N TED to learn esti­ EAST HARTFORD — child In loving environ­ Roodno , siding, altera­ goods - two single beds, 9608. convenience. mating and production at TED FO R D REAL Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 tion, 45 North School Lovely five room, second ment. Only two full time tions, additions. Same old round kitchen table, M ortgages...... l> H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald is planning at Hartford ESTATE, CENTURY Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 Street, Manchester, C T floor apartment. Refrig­ positions available. Coil number for over 30 years. girl's one-speed bicycle, 1981 OLDSMOBILE CUS­ Personal Laans...... 12 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ Graphic Arts Company. 21 can give you sound Business P ro p e rty...... 35 R oofing/Siding...... 54 06040. 647-3451. EOE. erator and stove. Gar­ 646-4890. 649-6495. stand-up freezer, televi­ TOM CRUISER — Fully Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only Moth, Accounting or En­ Information regard­ age. No pets. $425 plus Resort P ro p e rty ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive Deadlines ing Juat about anyth­ •••••••••••••••••*••••• sion test equipment; lots equipped. V-8 engine. Ex­ Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 for the size of the original gineering background. security. Coll otter Spm, to look at. Owner Moving cellent condition. Asking F lo o rin g ...... 56 BE A WINNER — Tele­ ing ralalad to real ea- ROTOTILLING — Ac­ Heotlng/Plumblng Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 For classified advertise­ insertion. Solory $16,000 to $20,000 649-0286. 55 to Florida. Call 521-7237 $7600. Call 568-0673 or Income Tax Service ...... 57 communications molor talas, Wa oftar parao- cepting appointments A Motorcycles/Bicvcles .72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen depending upon expe­ now for late March or after 6pm. 643-1222. Employment Rentals Services W anted...... 58 advertising promotion rience. Send resume In nal, competent and Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 early April. Very reaso­ Rooms for Rent ...... 41 has 20 Immediate F U LL confidence to : Box D, friendly saivlea. You’ll bedrooms. Prices to fit Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day nable rotes. Coll otter FOGARTY BROTHERS 50 HOUSEPLANTS — & Education For Sale will not be corrected by an and PAR T T IM E open­ c/o The Manchester find ua at RI.44A. Bol­ your budget. Housing Un­ Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. ings. Looking for EN ­ ton Notch, Bolton, 4:30pm, 647-8784. — Bathroom remodel­ Large pots, beautiful, ex­ Help Wanted ...... 21 additional insertion. Herald. limited. Coll 724-1967 ing; Installation water Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 THUSIASTIC, PLES- 647-ggi4.24houraar- cellent condition. Must Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 ••••••••••••••••••••••a (Chg.). heaters, garbage dispo­ ANTLY AGGRESSIVE vica - 7 days a weak. COX' LAWN SERVICE — sell at SACRIFICE people willing to bet on o Homes tar Sole 31 Now taking limited lawn sals; faucet repairs. 649- PRICE, $2.50 each. Pri­ HINT customers for the com Ing 7657. VIsa/MasterCard vate home. Call 649-6486. winning team. Advance­ M A N CH ESTER — Newer accepted. 1979 HONDA 750 — 10th ment opportunities avail­ Condominium own­ two bedroom, second season. Everything done Anniversary Limited Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 2) Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 SOUTH WINDSOR — Ex­ ers typically have a from Spring Clean-up to CHILD'S FIVE- P Notices .. able. Guaranteed salary floor with carpeting, air Edition. Backrest, crash plus dolly incentive bo­ ceptionally Cleon Six more equitable vot­ conditioning and dis­ foil leaf raking. Coll SPINDLE, highback Room Ranch. Large fam­ Flooring wooden rocking choir. bar, high pegs, cruise nuses. Training pro­ ing system than co­ hwasher. No pets. $425 Lorry, for Free Consulta­ control. $1500. Call 646- S300/WEEK STAR TIN G COLLEGE STUDENTS, vided. Coll 646-2225 or ily room, double drive­ op owners. tion at 649-8646. Needs work. $25. Call 01 monthly, plus security. 7615. Lost/Found TAKE HOME PAY — MAINTENANCE PERSON NURSE HOUSEWIVES AND apply: 341 Brood St., way with one cor garage. Coll 646-1379. 643-2880. Four Immediate full time Experienced meintenence O TH ER S— $1 SO/week for DOCTOR’S OFFICE Manchester, CT, Suite All this situated on pri­ D,8i J ELECTRIC OF WOOD FLOORS openings. Will train. Top person for plant electrical COOK — Pizza and grind­ RN 15-20 hours (flexible). vate three ouorter acre GLASTONBURY, INC.— SANDED and finished, MAPLE BED AND BOY’S 8. GIRL'S WHO work for m^hlnery and other 11-7, Part Time ASSISTANT 208, second floor. LOST — Small, fluffy benefits, merit raises. ers. Full time days. Apply Possible full time lot. $71,900. Voncour As- MANCHESTER — Four Commercial, Residen­ repaired and Installed. NIGHT STAND — $100. CAN SELL — Earn $20 a equipment. Mechanical abil­ Rec Vehicles 73 orangee cat. Male. Vicin­ Coll 569-8056. week and more by selling In person: LaStrada Res- CANIinURTr, VlUA summer. Coll screening Assist Doctors with ex­ sociotes, 643-9498. room apartment, one tial, Industrial. No lobs Staining and custom fin­ Telephone 643-7623. ity to service pumps, motors, tdurant, 471 Hartford WINImanllo-' operator, 569-8203. amination and treat­ /bedroom. Appliances too small. Free esti­ ishing. James Gorman, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ity of Spring and South new subscriptions to this etc. Requires the ability to fa­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a Road, Manchester. 423-2597 ment of patients. Sim­ Clown Doll and utilities Included. mates. Coll otter 6pm, 647-9261. Main Streets. Call 643- area's best newspaper. bricate fixtures and other TEDFORD REAL ESTATE Misc. tar Sole 63 2902. You must be able to talk PART TIME CUSTO­ ple Lab Procedures. $550 monthly. Coll 649- 659-3408. David Dutton. 1V74 OPEN ROAD tooling. Minimum two (2) 3379. ELECTRICIANS - E2’s to adults - no experience years experience in an in­ BANKING — FULL D IA L H E LP N E E D E D — 2V5 to 3 days per week. Handy Helper CAMPER — Fully And eiperitncedjpprefltjces. necessary - we will show dustrial environment. Apply TIME PROOF OPERA­ NURSES AID E — 3pm to At East Catholic High Experience preferred. equipped. 30,000 original Income Tax Service 57 Personals 02 Ctmneiciil nil iidustriil wirk. you how to succeed. to: Sermatech Technical Ser­ TOR — Experienced. 11pm. Part time. Enloy School, 2pm to Spm, Mon­ $5.25 per hou r to start. Lots/Land tar Sole 33 miles. Excellent condi­ South Windsor Bank & day thru Friday. Apply In Permanent paalHont. CALL NOW: Frank, after vices. 564 Hayden Station working In the self care Call 649-8571 week­ tion. $6000 or best offei 7:30pm, 228-4268. Road. Windsor. CT.. Route Trust Co., contact unit at A^nchester perscin only. No Phone LAWN MOWERS RE­ Call 643-7395. Top wages. days except Wednes­ Homes tar Rent 43 91. Exit 39 Kennedy Road. Warren Matteson, 289- Manor Rest Home. Good Colls Accepted Please. day. PAIRED— Quick, Expert ALUMINUM SHEETS - Top benafite. 6061.______wages and excellent BERKSHIRES. 6 acres Service! Senior Dis­ used os printing plates. 1967 SHASTA CAMPER Some scale. PERSON OVER 18 — To wooded, town main­ .007" thick, 23 X 24". DRIVERS WANTED — working conditions. Cer­ count! Free Pick Up and TRAILER — Sleeps6, Ice EOE tified Nurses Aide pre­ work at Hartford Road tained rood, survey. BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX Dellveryl E C O N O M Y SOeeoch, or 5 for $2.00. box, stove, sink. $ ^ . Call $75 REWARD FOR CA­ A.R.A. Transportation Is Terms. Will sacrifice - MERA missing from Call lor Interview: EXPERIENCED BACK- ferred. Please call Mrs. Dairy Quebn nights, 6pm — Custom kitchen, ap­ MOWER, 647-3660. Must be picked up before Dawn, 569-4658. looking for port time and to closing. 40 hours o $4900. (413) 458-8002. 11 ;00a.m. only. Manchester Herald, BlOOMnElD EUCmiC COMPANI HOE BULLDOZER OP­ WENDY'S NOW HIRING spare school bus drivers. Ldunl, Director of pliances, carpeting, 3 Wednesday March 28th. E R A TO R — With Class II FOR Opening and Lunch Nurses, 646-0129. week. Some experience ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedrooms, lVi baths, 243-9543 Preferably with P.U.C. required. Apply at Hart­ CRIB, $75. High Chair. Autos (or Rent/Leose 75 AE-1 with brown strap. license. Steady work. Be­ Shift. Apply to the Man­ license, but will train. deck. Great neighbor­ No questions asked. Call nefits. Call 742-6190. ager between 3 and Spm, DENTAL HYGIENIST — ford Road Dairy Queen. TELEX/TWIX O PER Ar " Rentals hood. No pets. $550 per Polntlng/Paparing 52 Nap Sack. Scales. Tub. CERTIFIED NURSING Call 742-8808, 6am - 4pm, Breast pump. All baby 643-271 1 with any Wendy's Old Fashioned Monday - Friday. Part time. Flexible TOR — Vernon office month. Coll 647-7653. Income Tax Information. ASSISTANTS — Posi­ Hamburger, 260 Broad hours. Manchester of­ BOOKKEEPER/SECRE- requires Telex operator Items In good condition. RENT A CLEAN tions available for flexi­ fice. Call 646-1360. T A R Y — Immediate op­ Service Call 647-8899. USED CAR Street, Manchester. WAITRESS — Apply In Monday thru Friday, Rooms tar Rent 41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DO YOU have a bicycle ble weekend hours. $5.50 ening In small, congenial PAINTING AND PAPER person: Luigi's Restau­ proxlmotely 3 hours per'" HANGING — Exterior no one rides? Why not starting rate per hour. WAITERS/WAI- HAIRDRESSER — Full office. $4.25/hour. Flexi­ evening. Experience o r i - ^ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Store/Offica Space 44 FORM 1040 PREPARA­ 7 2 " LOCKE LAWN Fm alliiiR M toai Iniii Apply In person at Mea­ ASSEMBLERS AND rant, 706 Hartford Rood, ble 204- hours. To per­ and Interior, ceilings re­ otter It for sale with a TRESSES — Now accept­ Manchester. time. Excellent pay plus ferred, but very good;; TION. Good tax repres­ MOWER — Good condi­ VIUACE AUTO dows Manor, 333 Bldwell COIL WINDERS — Fin­ benefits. Experience pre­ form basic bookkeeping, EAST H A R TFO R D — Sin­ paired. References, fully entation should not be tion. Call 643-1699. RENTAL want ad? ing applications (or part ger dexterity necessary. typist will be considered.* Insured. Quality work. MaCMlwSL, Street, Manchester. time positions. We are ALL O m C E VO BKEin ferred. Call Command posting, ledger and pay­ gle room. Gentleman. In Ovollable, only to the Experience not neces­ $4 per hour. Coll Jody qt; OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ Martin Mottsson, even­ Ma-T04 4 ll«nd>744a. Landscape laborers, 30 - Hours negotiable. Re­ O F F IC E SPACE FOR Saturday and SuncMy. anyttma. This soft and cuddly 133( Ass't. Clerk BONUSES SO hours per week. Coll spond to P.O. Box 127, clown la made from a LEASE — 300 sq. ft. to I AX PREPARATIONS — 0064M AS PART O F OUR ON G O ­ Smoll M»dlum tarns'* M ANCHESTER-One, two SHEET MUSIC FOR CELEBRITY CIPHER 643-1699. Bolton, C T 06040. saoek; o c k ; hism e ssuit u n isla madem -u c 2,000 sq. ft. Bucklond C«t«6rtty CIphw cryptoorsmt f crMtad from quotstiont by famou* paopAa, patt ING BONUS PROGRAM.' and three bedroom In the convenience of iromtnoaaiaxwv-*from those leftover scraM This simple-sew apron Professional Center, Buildlna/Controctlng 53 your home. Reliable' SALE — 50 for $48 or $1.00 INVITATION TO MD andpraaant. Eachlattartn ttwdpfiar ttandafor anothar. Today'soSwWaQui^AT. Meet with apartments. Heat and hot each. Very good condi­ of tabrlcs you’ve collected." keeps you looking neat water. $400, $440, $495. South Windsor. 644-2940. reasonable. Coll Norm Scaled bids will be received by CONNIE WIENER RENEE No. 302$ has pattern ana tnm when doing tion. 1918 to Fifties. Star In the Office of the Director Coll 649-4800. Marshall, 643-9044. of General Services, 41 Cen­ at S4S Tnuaiiall Siraal, Hart­ pieces for doll and cos­ houiehold chores. MEDICAL OFFICE Covers. Telephone 742- “EKTG WMNYF RVYUA UDA DMU ford ar call SS7-S779. FARRAND REMODEL­ ter Street, Manchester, Con­ tume; full directions. 'No. 1330 with Photo- SPACE FOR LEASE — 6016. necticut, until AHUL 17.1M4 ^ ^ . Gnida is in Small, Medi- 149 OAKLAND STREET ING — Cabinets, roofing, ZINGLER'S IN C O M E FREE One hour WANTED 900 so. ft. Bucklond Cen­ gutters, room additions, TAX SERVICE — Filing .at 11:00 a.m. tor the follow­ WYFC ‘NVW. VYIMFWYF’ MF RDMJD — Two room, heated ing: parkins pstnia, fist Set tsr fs*"is (12-16) . . . IH yards apartment. First floor. ter, South Windsor. 644- decks, oil types of remo­ personal and business n - aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa (1) BALE A REMOVAL OF Aj JT 7 fraa It n o r . $300. No appliances. No 2940. deling and repairs. FR EE turns In your home since CORDWOOO, CAMPMEETtNO YFA GMFA RAFU: ‘RDAVA DK8A E a s t h a r t t o r d MNIUMT INDEPENDENT PatUnu avaUatU onlg pets. Security. Phone 646- estimates. Fully Insured. 1974. Also bookkeeping Cors/Truefcs tar Sole 71 ROAO AT ir lls n M (!) SM REFUenVB HOUDAV INN ta sins showii. 2426, 9om to Spm MANCHESTER, ware­ Telephone 643-6017, otter services available. Coll aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MATEMAL, ALUMINUM MON OYT CYFA, HYA LM NK C C M Y ...7 ’ S63 R ob nu Sl. IIHSvasiMswIMt weekdays. house, R & O and/or life 6pm, 647-8509. Walt at 646-5346.' BLANKS • CHANNEL POSTS HALLMARK TEMPS. HOME DELIVERY AGENTS N«aVwli,ltT.tsaN s a M s a w a Industrial space. IJlOOsa. V.W. RABBIT, 1975 — The Town ot Manchester It DIHatoM of Prisi Wsoe. assrats Witt ZIP blMHINa ft. to 25J)00 sq. ft. Very Engine, 4-speed trans­ on equal opportunity em­ LMNKCCMY YFJA WKML,

AMERICA STAYS PUT BUSINESS Housing costs mean fewer moves % moving annually: Budget hearing draws Seniors’ show Is I WHhIn a county | f 0 from any area small crowd to Waddell a crowd pleaser Business Private coalition plans page 3 ... page 11 In Brief waste cleanup program

Bv Robert Sangeorge under the $1.6 billion Superfund "has been United Press International painstakingly slow.-"

WASHINGTON — A coalition of environmen­ "We’ve had three years under this program Manchester, Conn. and there have been six sites cleaned up," he said. Cloudy tonight; talists and leaders in the chemical industry are 13.7 Tuesday, April 3, 1984 forming a private company to accelerate the "We hope to help government do the job in this rain Wednesday l5 century, rather than have it drag into the next 10.3 national toxic waste cleanup effort, fearing the — See page 2 Single copy: 25it government’s program may "drag into the next century." century." He emphasized that Clean Sites is an attempt to The business-environmental group is tenta­ supplement Superfund and not to replace or HanrliPBlPr MpralJi tively slated to announce May 31 the creation of a compete with it, saying that "continuing, non-profit company to augment the federal consistent, strong enforcement of federal law is Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program, absolutely essential to make this work." 1960-61 1981-82 said William Reilly, president of the Washington- based Conservation Foundation, which created Clean Sites will have subsidaries forming a (Source: U.S. Census Bureau) NeA/Moftm cecir and organized the project. three-pronged attack on the toxic waste problem: Zone bid American homeowners — ducking the high price of hou^ng Disclosure of the program follows a March —A "mediating branch" to negotiate payment Primary today s and soaring interest rales — have been moving less. In two announcement by the Environmental Protection of cleanup costs among responsible companies Agency that its National Priority List of waste decades, both long-distance and local moves have before the EPA takes action against them. dropped. i./ dumps needing attention under the Superfund “There has been no incentive for companies to by Fiano program will grow to between 1,000 and 2,000 sites come forward.... The incentive have been to hide in the next few years. i VELTRI (LEFT) AND GALASSO in the weeds until the government came to finger Chemicals in waste dumps may cause cancer, them out," said Reilly. in New York •' »> ■! i "V-* 1-1 - . . . cited for achievement birth defects and genetic damage. The waste opposed evaporates into airborne particles, contaminates — A "quality control branch” that would Record earnings forecast i /'if soil and leaks into underground water supplies. determine how to rehabilitate a site and what Research centers cites two ■ The private cleanup program draws support technology should be used. STAMFORD A-acre tract now Mastandrea joined Connecticut Mutual Life in 20 pages, 2 sections in stead stre sse d his own he describes as his "pet project,” the able to give rides at the trolley museum designated as open space is 1968 as an attorney. A 1957 graduate of the Advice ...... 1 2 background. restoration of a 1910 steam locomotive. in East ^Windsor. Story and more developed. University of Bridgeport, Mastandrea has a a good jump on 1984. Act now. Do a little comparison Business.'...... 20 “Of all the candidates, I ’m the The restoration will transform the pictures on page 4. The subdivision would also vio­ bachelor's degree in political science. Healsohas Classified...... 18-19 one with experience.” Mondale late the town’s Comprehensive a law degree from the Georgetown University Plan of Development, which desig­ Law Center. shopping, if you like. Then call or come in to any one of E^rtoinmeni:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!, i® nates the land as rural, McEleney Lottery...... 2 I ve worked with our allies. said. Obituaries...... 10 Jackson predicted he would “This proposal violates — if not Chain buys newspapers O pinion...... 6 generate a record turnout among Supreme court strikes down our offices. After all, M A N Y PeopietQiK ...... 2 .. . does violence — to the comprehen­ LAKEVILLE — Ingersoll Publications Co. has Sports...... 15-17 m ino rity voters. sive plan," he said. "I think the announced it has purchased a group of 33 free Television...... 8 “It is clear that we are making town has a compact with residents distribution newspapers based in St. Louis, the W eather...... 2 (he most sense in the debates," he who buy homes in that area not to largest group of free papers in the United States. Annual Interest Rate • • s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s * told a Brooklyn rally. hospital reimbursement law pull the rug ou t from under them. ’ ’ The Connecticut-based Ingersoll company Carol A. Zebb, acting planning announced its purchase of Suburban Newspapers HARTFORD — The Connecticut committed to state hospitals after estate of Scott Reed, charged with director, said the comprehensive of Greater St. Louis, whose newspapers range in Supreme Court today ruled uncon­ being acquitted of crimes by murder and found not guilty by plan is over 20 years old and is circulation from the South Side Journal's 80 000 to stitutional a law requiring patients reason of insanity. reason of mental disease or defect currently being revised. some of less than 5,000. 124)0% OTHER BANKS committed to a mental hospital "Persons confined after an in­ by a three-judge court Nov. 1.1974. Attorney Joel A. Janenda, who Suburban Newspapers, which serves 15 after acquittal by reason of insan­ sanity acquittal constitute a signif­ Reed was committed to Connec­ represented Fiano and his firm of millions readers in the St. Louis area, is owned by Effective Annual Yield ity to reimburse the state for their icantly different cla.ss from those Gerald Investments, said the two the Bick and Donnelly families of St. Louis. ticut Valley Hospital for90days for care. committed civilly who must reim­ examination and later confined to lots per acre proposed would be In their decision, the justices burse the state,” the justices said the hospital until he was no'longer "com pletely consistent" with CAN OFFER YOU said the law was arbitrary and in a decision written by Associate a danger to himself or others, up to other developments in the area. EB gets two contracts violated equal protection clauses Justice David M. Shea. 25 years. "The granting of this application 12.94T% of the federal and state "Insanity acquittees cannot be will not in any way be in conflict WASHINGTON — The U.S. Navy has awarded A! constitutions. sufficiently distinguished from or­ On June 15, 1976, the court with the neighborhood or the two contracts to Electric Boat Shipyards in These rates in effect March 28 Groton, Conn., for advanced work on Ohio class The decision reversed a lower dinary prisoners, who, when trans­ concluded Reed was no longer a comprehensive plan,” he said. 3 through April 3,1984. submarines, and for continued support equip­ A RAYOFF THIS court order in State vs. Reed, and ferred to a hospital, are not danger and ordered his release, Fiano said he was only trying to ment for strategic weapons systems. in State vs. Miller, a similar case. required to reimburse the state, to provided he found a job, checked provide affordable building lots. Sen. John H. Chafee, R-R.L, said the first Once your IRA is open, the rate is fixed for Both involved appeals of the justify the different treatment," with the hospital at least weekly ’T m not going to take a trip to contract will allot $13.7 million for engineering the full term. Interest is compounded contin­ state’s attempt to collect payment the justices said. Switzerland after we close on this and design efforts to support Ohio class uously from day of deposit until day of with­ for care received by patients The law was challenged by the Please turn to page 10 property,” he said. submarines in fiscal year 1984. The Ohio class drawal or maturity. According to FD IC submarines are Tridents. regulations, any withdrawal from a time sav­ GOOD? The second grant is for $3.9 million for strategic ings account before maturity results in a sub­ weapons system support equipment and compo­ stantial penalty. Israel vows revenge for terror attack nents, Chafee said. JERUSALEM (UPI) - Israel killed by an Israeli civilian and two posts” the day before. from a soldier, frozen with fear, vowed to avenge an attack by three were captured. It was the boldest attack in and shot one of the gunmen to TOWN OF MANCHESTER LEGAL NOTICE Arab gunmen who opened fire with Of the 48 who were wounded, 14 Jerusalem in years and the most death. The Plonnlne and Zonina Commission will hold a public machine guns and grenades and were still hospitalized Monday serious in the city since Dec. 6 As the terrorist crumpled on the hearing on Mondav. April 14, 1984 ot 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing wounded 48 people in the heart of night. when six Israelis were killed by a sidewalks, Israelis rushed from Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and cansider the following petitions: the disputed city’s Jewish sector. Interior Minister Josef Burg said bomb planted on a bus. In coffee shops and stores, yelling, THOMAS HACKETT, ET AL • ZONE CHANGE - NORTH MAIN Savings Bank "They will be punished," Prime the three gunmen arrived in Israel February, 21 Israelis were “Kill him. Kill him." STREET (H-34) - To Change the zoning clossltlcatlon from Minister Yitzhak Shamir said late from Lebanon and that Israel was wounded in an attack near the Rural Residence ta Industrial far a parcel of opproxlmafely Monday of the attackers and those considering tightening border same area. "I just couldn’t believe such a 20.S acCfiS-' Rear of 788 and 734 Norfh Main Streef. thing, that you look out and GERALDINVESTMENTS, INC. - SUBDIVISION - KEENEY STREET behind them. crossing restrictions and passage But unlike earlier incidents, the of Manchester someone is shooting on the street in (G-49) - Ta subdivide a parcel of opproxamatelv 28.7 acres Two Syrian-based Palestinian between northern Lebanon and attackers Monday openly stood in Inf o 49 lof s and a parcel on the east side of Keeney Street - Re­ front of your eyes,” said Shoshana sidence Zone A - 425V Keeney Street. groups claimed )esponsibiIity for Israeli-occupied southern the street and fired submachine At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written ft J Cohen, 49, owner of a clothing shop. UPI photo the attack Monday — the Demo­ Lebanon. guns and threw grenades. communications received. A copy of this petition has been cratic Front for the Liberation of After the attack, Israel sent “What is new that it was done in Dr. Ephraim Elazeri, one of the filed In the Town Clerk's office and moy be Inspected during MaKfecstcr; Main SI. (Main Office): Purnell Place (Drive In): Burr Comers Shoi office hours. Slwpplng Center at Norlli End. East Hartford: Bu Democratic Presidential candidate Rev. Jesse Jackson Palestine and the Abu Nidal group, warplanes roaringoverthc Syrian- the light of day in a very populated wounded, said, "It was like a wild PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Asliferd: Junction Rtes. 44 & 74. Tel. 646-1700. ^SlMemberFDK. a splinter Palestine Liberation occupied mountains west of I^ban- area, and we will have to deal with west show. Everyone was shooting Leo Kwosh, Secretary E<8«I Opportunity Ltafe leans over to shake hands with a supporter Tuesday at a Dated at Manchester, CT this 2nd day of April, 1984. Organization faction, Israel Radio on’s Bekaa Valley, where Israeli this,” Burg said. at everyone else. It was hard to tell 004414 polling station in harlem on a final swing through the city said. gunners had bombarded suspected Witnesses said a civilian dashed who were the villains and who were on primary day. One of the gunmen was shot and Palestinian guerrilla "command from a coffee shop, seized.a rifle the heroes." k