I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Oct. 14, IM5 *- KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Lprry Wrigh* MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Real Estate gi]S?Mu Rain, then clearing; BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY r Route 6 documents Cheney house tour X-country squads I HOMES said to be public is a great success have plenty to do sunny on Wednesday FOR SALE MNLOHIB/ SERVICES 1^ SERVICE |^BUIL0M D/_ ... page 15 ... page 2 Vernon — Clean 4 bed­ OFFERED ISalcONTRACTINO CONTRACTWS ... page 3 ... page 11 All real estate advertised room Colonial with city OFFERBI l 2 l | r ------In the Manchester Herald utilities, refInIshed Inte­ All types remodeling or Farrond Remodeling. — Is sublect to the federal rior. New driveway, 24 Odd lobs. Trucking. Leaves, Leaves, More repairs —- Complete kit­ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Fair Housing Act of 1968, foot swimming pool, Homo repairs. You name Leaves. Schedule your chens, baths, garages, od- ters, room additions, which mokes It Illegal to photo dark room In base­ It, we do It. Free esti­ WHY PUT leaf clean up now. Also dltlons, dormers, decks, oil types ot remo­ advertise any preference, ment, garage, large lands­ mates. Insured. 643-8304. THEM giving snow removal esti­ porches, decks. No lOb deling and repairs. FREE limitation or discrimina­ caped yard. Mr. Swain, mates. Call Partners Resi­ too large or small. Call estimates. Fully Insured Ler^JE-AT tion based on race, color, Belflore Agency, 447-1413. Hawkes Tree Service — dential Services, 6444)415. Larry> 649-3985. Telephone 643-6017, after T h e m Now. religion, sex or national Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. 6pm, 6474509. origin, or an Intention to Manchester — 7 room Stump Removal. Free Es­ Classified ads serve the make any such prefer­ timates. Special consider­ people today ... lust os Robert E. Jarvis, Immaculate Ranch. First Building-Remodeling Leon Clesxynskl Builder ence, limitation or dis­ ation for Elderly and Han- they have since our coun­ M n m h t B k v H f r a l J i floor family room. Nke Specialist. Additions, gar­ — New homes, additions, crimination. The Herald residential neighborhood. dlcapfied. 647-7553. try's beginning. Read and ages, roofing, siding, kit­ remodeling, rec rooms, will not knowingly accept Full basement, fireploce. use them regularly. chens, bathrooms, re- garages, kitchens remo­ a . a . a . ' TlJASdaV.Tuesday, OCt. Oct. 15. 1985 — Single copy: 25« any advertisement which $92,900. Hayes Corpora­ Delivering rich loam — 5 deled, ceilings, bath tile, Manchester. Conn. — A City of Village Charm Is In violation of the law. yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, plocement tion, 6464)131. IR9JPAINTIN6/ windows/doors. 6436712. dormers, roofing. Rest lOH grovel, 8< stone. 643-9504. La^PAPERINO dentlal or commercial. Manchester — Porter M ore fo r the Dollar — Is Carpentry and remodel­ 649-4291. Street area — Immacu­ what you w ill find In this 8 Trees Down From Storm ing services — Complete late 4 bedroom, 3'/i bath, room Colonial with 2 — Free estimates for Nome your own price — ®iiB5byMEA colonial cape with 2 car baths, large kitchen, first wood and brush. Call Father and son. Post, home repolrs and remo­ garage. Large fireplaced floor family room, 4 bed­ 649-7757, 742-5947. dependable service. deling. Quality work. Ref­ Pointing, Paperhanging erences, licensed and In­ I^HEATINB/ Directors critical of proposed town plan living room, formal din­ rooms, full attic, on child Light Housekeeping and 8i Removal. Coll 646-5761. sured. Call 6464165. l O O l f CELEBRITY CIPHER ing room, rear deck and safe cul de sac, clase ta PLUMBING Celebrity Opber cryptOQremB are created from quotaUont byim m ov priced at only $159,900. everything. Ideal for Ironing. 649-7693. and the Case Mountain area would Dumas Electric— Having people, peat artd preeent. Each letter In the cipher ttanda for has no say when it comes to town Planning Director Mark decision on the plan until 1986. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. growing fam ily. $84,900. Painting and Poperhang- a n o th e r. Todty’$ cAre. Z 9qust» K By John F. Kirch become an environmental conser­ Electrical Problems? Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ planning and zoning. All I can hope Pellegrini. William J. Diana, the Republi­ Century 21 Jackston- WANT ADS ore worth Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Herald Reporter • Dispute may en­ vation area that would allow only rior, ceilings repolred. Need A large or a small throom remodeling; In' by CONNIE WIENER for is (that) what I say will hold Fogarty, Ferguson and several can minority leader, agreed with South Windsor — 6Vt Showcase, 646-1316. looking Into whan you're stallotlon woter heaters, one house every two acres. References, fully Insured. Repair? We Specialize In Some members of the Manches­ some weight with the Planning and danger sewer plant other members of the Board of Penny about the medium-density Room Ranch, 3 bed­ looking for a place to garbage disposals; faucet ••VC V OWPU'J ABBU WU The plan would be used as a Quality work. Mortin Residential Work. Joseph ter Board of Directors aren't Zoning Commission." Directors said in interviews Mon­ housing plans for southern Man­ rooms, spacious lower Enclosed Sunporch — Al­ llye...whether It's a home, repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M - bonding guide when the PZC was faced with leyel family room, wall to lows for evening relaxa­ on apartment or a mobile Mottsson, evenings, 649- Dumas. Fully Licensed. impressed with the town's pro­ The PZC has the authority to day that they probably would chester. He said denser develop­ Free Estimates. 646-5253. osterCard accepted. WRJLE, V HLFMP OWXB decisions on zone changes or wall carpeting. Lot with a tion and watch the world home. 4431. posed Comprehensive Plan of adopt or reject the proposed plan of • EDO postpones attend the hearing to listen to ment would increase the need for special exceptions. view, very nice condition go by. House has 4 bed- Development and say they are development, which would be used comments both for and against the services such as schools and sewer BWJBU WUP PEFUT DZKBMC action on proposed Currently, the land south of 1-384 throughout. Asking raoms, 2 full baths, det­ paying close attention to a prop­ as a policy guide for land-use plan. But most said they were not and water lines, something he's not and west of Main Street, where $924)00. U 8. R Realty, ached garage, oak floor­ erty owners' group's opposition to decisions in town for at least the plan happy with the proposed higher-^ sure the tax base would be able to 643-2692. ing and new wall to wall, JL PBWJO MLUN WNL." — most members of the property adopting it. next 10 years. The commission will density zones called for in the plan. support. large living room and owners' group live, is zo n ^ almost " I f I had a vote on the issue, I hold a public hearing on the Democratic Majority Leader At First Glance — You'll kitchen, basement, rec ROOMS I STORE AND MISCELLANEOUS — stories on page 3 entirely Rural Residence and HOMES I ELNBE DLLEB. would vote against it," Demo­ proposed plan at 7 p.m. Wednesday Stephen T. Penny said that he IF THE P LAN were adopted, the love this 8 room rambling raom, well Insulated, FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE in the auditorium at Waddell didn't like the medium-density area of southern Manchester near Residence AA. Although there is Cape Circa 1771. Small many extras thru-out, FOR SALE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Habit Is habit, and not to be cratic Director James F. Fogarty I School, 163 Broad Street. proposal made for the southwest Interstate 384 would be designated some land designated for business farm on a acre lat. (lung out ol the window .. but coaxed downstairs a step said Monday. "But I don't have a 2'/2 aluminum sided, has Office Space — Excellent Large Dog House — uses and high-density housing "We Guarantee Our Extra Nice. Large. Male. at a time." — Mark Twain. vote, so I don't know what I can do. PZC Chairman Alfred Sieffert est Manchester Property Owners' section of Manchester, which for high- to medium-density resi­ charm of days past. Custom Built Brick & location with ample park­ Brond new. Never been regulations allow allow between Houses." Blanchard 8, $87,500. Century 21 Near buses. Cooking. I can do as much as the average changed the location today. He Association has announced plans would allow up to six housing units dential use. Some land would be Cedar Ranch — Luxur­ Parking. $55. 649-0102. ing. 600, 400 8, 300 sq. ft. used. $70 o r best offer. one and two houses per acre in Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Jackston-Showcase, 646- person." also announced that an additional to have numerous speakers testify per acre in most cases. Penny said designated for low density hous­ ious appointments office suites ore now Call 646-5160 after 6pm.n against the plan at the hearing the PZC should take its time and ing, business and industrial use. most cases. Residents have said 2482. 1316. abound In this 3,000 sq. ft. " I am not for the overall plan of hearing, which has not yet been available. 649-2891. because it calls for higher-density study the plan before taking a vote High-density land south of the this keeps the desirable rural home set on a quiet, treed, {APARTMENTS King Size Sealv Mattress developmenL” said Director Tho­ scheduled, will be held on the plan. Just Listed — 4 Family Starting Out— Why Rent? hillside, 2 qcre lot with Manchester — Office or and box spring with com­ r n CARS/TRUCKS mas H. Ferguson, a Republican. zoning in their area. The group also on it. interstate would become progres­ with private fenced yard. FOR RENT Please turn to page 10 Take your pick. Each has babbling brook that glee­ Retail Space, first floor, 5 forter, sheets, dust ruffle. l i U FOR SALE "Basically the Board of Directors A GROUP CALLED the Southw­ is petitioning for the removal of He said he does not expect a sively less dense under the plan 3 one bedroom ond 1 three H O pet s 2 bedrooms, wall to woll fully beckons you home... rooms, full bath, parking, Good condition. Reasona­ bedroom. Excellent In­ carpeting, remodeled ap- Manchester — Available the kitchen Is a master­ excellent sign visibility. ble, 649-5920. 1974 Chew Wogon — Dne vestment opportunity! pllanced kitchens. Yours piece In design with raised Immedlotelv. One, two Two Cute Playful Kittens "We Guorantee Our ond three bedroom ooort- Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. looking for good homes. owner, low mileage. $500- with only 5 percent down panel cabinets, two sinks, 6 New Storm windows, $40 Houses." Blanchard 8, If you qualify. Call taday ments. $425, $495, $525, Call 649-6480 after 11am. Best offer. 649-9532. center Island, the best heat and hot water In­ New mini office In down­ each. Patio doors, $100. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- to find out! Joyce G. appliances available, a Whereabouts of Abbas Wood and coal stove, $400 cluded. J.D. Real Estate, town professional bulld- Free — 5 abandoned kit­ 1977 Plymouth Fury — 4 2482. Epstein Real Estate, 647- random width pegged oak or best offer. 1978 Mer­ 646-1980. Ing. Heat, air tens. "Save a Life". Call door, 40,000 miles. Good 8895. floor, a fireplace and conditioning Included. cury Capri to r parts, $150. Antique. Colonial — Wide 742-5768. condition. 646-7276. enough room to use for Warren E. Howland, Inc., 17 cu. Frostfree, avocado board floors enhance this East H artford — $73,900. dining and a family room 643-1108. green, $200. 742-7583. 1977 Monaco — Power tV i room home In excel­ Accent on Value! Solid gathering spot! You'll lent condition. 7 working ste e rln g /b ra k e s , 68,000 continues to be mystery starter with 2 bedrooms, love the separate laundry MUSICAL Manchester — 5 room, 2 HELPING PEOPLE sa­ Matching Plaid Colonial miles. Good condition. fireplaces I Call to see finished a ttic 8, basement. room areo set up to ITEMS tisfy their needs and sofa and chair, Carollc 30" 644-9682. today! "We Guarantee Rec room with bar, wa- accommodate your sew­ bedroom, heat. $625 a to the United States. four Palestinian hijackers has Our Houses." Blanchard month. Children wel­ wants ... that's what want gas stove, good condition, By George Gedda sher/dryer hookup 8, ing needs. The "Great mahogany hitchcock end The State Department said it been dissipating in the face of the 8i Rossetto Real Estate, workshop area.. Double come. 647-7602. ads ore all about. Clarinet For Sale — Good 1977 Datsun F-10 Wagon — The Associated Press Room" is 32' long and table. Call 646-5677. 646-2482. driveway plus one car condition. Ideal for stu­ Immaculate. One owner. would be "extremely upset and diplomatic setbacks. features a mossive brick dents. Case Included. $75. Asking $1,800. 649-4109. WASHINGTON - The wherea­ disappointed" if the reports of Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ garage. Sentry Real Est­ wall with coal burning 149 Oakland Street — 4 room heated apartment. Ladles 26" Three Speed Call 649-3120 evenlngs.o bouts of a Palestinian leader Abbas's departure from Yugosla­ barak, ignoring U.S. attempts to Views, Views and mare ate, 643-4060. stove, a 12' bay window MISCELLANEOUS views are captured from No appliances. No pets. Bicycle Deluxe quality. In 1970 Nova — 2 door, 6 wanted by U.S. authorities in last via were true. The United States put relations back on a friendly and vaulted ceilings. A FOR RENT like new condition. S55. this spacious 10 room South Windsor — $87,900. Security. $450 monthly. cylinder. $500. 649-1814 a f­ had asked Yugoslavia to detain footing, said Monday he wanted an formal dining room with Call 649-1794 anvtlme.o week's hijacking of an Italian Cape with separate 5 Easy care - Easy life In double entry door, spa­ Call 646-2426 weekdays, te r 4pm. cruise ship remained a mystery Abbas pending a formal request apology for President Reagan's room In-law suite or In this 2 bedroom, with bal­ 9am to 5om. {ANTIQUES cious entrance foyer, a 24' Single Cor Garage — Rear Car Seat — Bobby Moc, today after 'Yugoslavia reportedly for his extradition. decision to intercept with F-14 home office. "We Guaran­ cony off bedroom, V/7 cedar solarium with sky­ of the Crockett Agency, fits newborns to 40 lbs. allowed him to leave the country in "W e've not had success in jetfighters the Egyptair airliner tee Our Houses." Blan­ bath condo. Convenient Like Private Home — 3'/2 643-1577. lights, plus 3 huge bed­ Excellent condition. $25. Next To Nothing — East defiance of U.S. wishes. Yugoslavia at this moment, al­ that was carrying the four chard 8i Rossetto Real washer/dryer hookup, up­ room apartm ent. Bose- Center and Spruce, open rooms In o separate w in g ! 643-7332.0 though discussions have con­ Palestinians. Estate, 646-2482. graded carpeting, slate ment, oppliances. Work­ Saturdays, 649-0533. 1984 Nissan — 4 wheel The State Department said Mon­ The master suite has sev­ tinued," FBI Director William H. Instead of apologizing, the State entry and fenced yard eral closets and private ing single adult, married drive pickup. Durallner day it had not been informed couple. No children, pets. {ROOMMATES For Sale — 2 men's bikes, insert. $7,000. 647-1141. officially by Yugoslavia that Mo­ Webster said Monday. Department referred reporters to New Listing. Manchester backed to woods. Sentry bath tocllltles. There are 2 3 apaad. Both In oxcollant Reagan's statement last Friday oh — $48,900. Condo In very Reot estate, 643-4060. 643-2880. WANTED hammed Abbas, 38, had departed other full baths with tubs condition. $55 both or Automotive Webster said the FBI has two Egypt's role in the incident. good condition, with slid­ and showers. The lower the country, but a Palestine teams of investigators in Italy. He Like New! Manchester — 3 Room — Heat, hot seperatelv. Call 649-2320.D Reagan said then, "There is too ers to deck, appliances, level of the home Is fin­ Liberation Organization official said he did not know to what extent pool, club room, sauna $85,900. Colonial cape, re­ water, stove, refrigera­ much at stake with regard to peace ished with 2 other lorge Ladles Brown A ll weather and the Yugoslav news agency and pool tables. Country cently remadeled and in tor, 3rd floor, security, Deluxe Mitsubishi Colt, U.S. authorities will be able to join in the Middle East for us to let a rooms that ore Ideal for Imitation Fox Fur lined {CARS/TRUCKS said Abbas had left the country for club life at a reasonable excellent condition. 1st $375. Adults, no pets. Call 1984 — 26K, 4 door hatch­ Italian authorities in investigating single incident of one kind or a an office-study or addi­ Steady, Reliable Herald coat. Size 12, like new. $50. an undisclosed location. pricel D.W. Fish Realty, flo o r fa m ily room , form al 649-2236. FOR SALE back. Dual stick Clutch. the ship hijacking. The four disagreement of this kind color tional bedrooms... this reporter seeks house or 643-5622.0 Palestinians are being held by 643-1591 ar 871-1400. . dining roam, hardwood level adds an additlonlal apartment to share. Must White with maroon Inte­ The State Department also said that relationship." floors, 2 porches and Manchester — 5 room Syrian authorities had discovered Italy and face prosecution. 1,200sq. ft. of living space! be In Manchester.' Call M en's or Ladles 3 speed rio r. Sharp. $5,500. 528- Implicitly criticizing Egypt, A Wish Come T rue! I Very aluminum siding. Large, There are 3 garages, all duplex Ranch. 2 bed­ Kevin after 12:30pm, 6415. the body of an elderly man that Abbas had flown to Yugoslavia Italy and Yugoslavia for letting desirable TImrod Rood charming home with all rooms, wall to wall bike. $50 or best offer. thermopane windows, 2 weekdays at 643-2711. washed ashore near the port city of on Saturday from Italy, where Abbas go free. Secretary of State area, Ansaldl built 7 room natural woodwark. D.W. carpets. No utilities. $450. Good condition. Call 643- 1979 Red Honda Accord — heating and a ir condition­ 4382.0 1972 Mercury Montego — Tartus. U.S. officials said they there were indications his abrupt George Shultz said Monday, Colonial on very private Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Lease and security, avail­ 4 door. Air, high mileage, Good running condition. ing systems and a m yriad Manchester — Female were seeking to learn if it was that departure has provoked a govern­ "When we get our hands on well developed lot. Plea­ 871-1400. of extras that moke this able November 1.649-8236 roommate needed, age runs well. $1,812 or best Best offer. 646-3907. of Leon Klinghoffer, 69, of New sant rear yard with In- after 6pm. 20" Bovs Bicycle. Excel­ offer. 633-2479 between 5- ment crisis. The Italian decision terrorists, we have to prosecute home truly one of Man­ 18-25 to share 3 bedroom lent condition. $25. Call York City, who was killed during ground pool and porch. 2 7pm. has drawn a "firm and severe" them." Terrorists, he said, are chester's most desirable house with 2 females, $185 742-0465. Plymouth Reliant 82 the hijacking. fireplaces, hardwood TODAY'S properties... Coll for a monthly plus one third Wagon — Rebuilt trans­ protest from the United States. "animals." floors and plaster walls! The hijacking of the Achille Attorney General Edwin Meese Abbas was part of the PLO team private showing today — utilities. Call Sandy at Navy Surplus metal desk 1976 Datsun B210 — Runs mission. $3,600. Evenings, Jackson 8, Jackson Real Real Estate Offered far below replace­ 646-0244 after 5om. well, good condition. $900. 643-9909. Lauro on Oct. 7 has left in its wake said "there is no safe haven as far that negotiated the surrender of Estate, 647-8400 or 646- Duplex 4 Room Apart­ — 71" long, 32'/2" wide. ment for Immediate sale. Asking $20. Call 649-6923.P 646-3116. a syies of bitter diplomatic as we're concerned. We'll pursue the four gunmen who hijacked the vV*" 8646. "We Guarantee Our ment — with rec room, 1980 Ford Van — 75,000 disa^intm ents for the Reagan Mr. Abbas as we would any other vessel. Tanjug, the Yugoslav news nice area, no pets. $475. Houses." Blanchard 8, Metal Grov Typewriter Plymouth Duster, 1970. miles, 4 speed, 2 gas tanks, administration with the apparent fugitive. He is an international agency, said Abbas' role in encou­ Brand New Listing! Gam- by Norma Rossetto Real Estate, 646- Call after 4:30, 647-9616. For Sale Good condition. Asking power steering and criminal." raging the surrender of the hi­ bolatl Built 6 Room Ranch table with casters. Good decision of Yugoslavia to join Italy 2482. condtion. $10. 643-8865.0 $695. 528-5572. brakes, good condition. and Egypt in rejecting American The Reagan administration's jackers helped prevent "a far with rec room, plaster Todford. Attractive and Comforta­ Needs paint lob. $2,800. UPl photo appeals for cooperation. All three sense of triumph last Thursday greater tragedy." walls, fireplace, deck. Manchester — New list­ ble Duplex — 6 rooms, 3 75 Chevy Impala — 2door, Call 643-2171, ask fo r Close to shopping, bank bedrooms, recently reno­ HOUSEHOLD Unused Sanyo Kerosene countries are regarded as friendly over its success in capturing the Subsequently, he accompanied ing. Charming 5 room Heater, 9500 BTUs In­ V8, 350 automatic, air Steve. Franco Modigliani, professor at the their Belmont, Mass., home after it was and highway. Ottered low vated. Deposit and refer­ conditioning, power steer­ the hijackers aboard the Egyptian home with 2 car garage. GOODS cludes can and fuel. $75. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, announced this morning that he won the $W's. Hurry, Owner Anx­ Convenient to school, ences'required. $450 plus ing, power brakes, 646- jetliner on what they thought was a ious! ! Jackson & Jackson utilities. Call otter 5pm, 649-2018.O flight to freedom in Tunisia. Nobel Prize in Economics. shopping and bus. Newer Used Refrigerators, 6854 after 6pm. MISCELLANEOUS gets a kiss from his wife, Serena, outside Real Estate, 647-8400 or 649-2803. These other developments gas furnace, cedar closet. Washers, Ranges — L £ J AUTOMOTIVE Richest man 646-8646. Girls Dress Winter Coat Monday: Priced at $78,000. Zinsser clean, guaranteed, parts and hat by Rothchlld. Size 1975 Ford Granada Ghia Manchester — Single bed­ — Running condition. • The chief bartender on the THE ART OF Agency, 646-1511. and service. Low prices. 6x. Like new. $40. Call Two Snow Studded Tires, in America You're Cordially Invited.. NEGO'HATING room apartment In a du­ $300. 646-2826. Achille Lauro watched as two of To make an offer on this plex. $365 monthly. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 647-8305.P size 215-75R15. $75. Used The word "b ro k e r” M ain Street, 643-2171. one season. Call 646-8081. According tea the ship's hijackers shot Klingh- terrifies room Ranch with 649-5258. 1981 Ford Escort Gl — MIT professor gets Nobel comet from an ok) Middle Like new.p dffer in the chest, an American 2 fireplaces, new cherry INVESTMENT Great Christmas G IftI Set AM/FM Cassette, power EngUtb word lor "fo-bet- Satellite TV Systems — ot Transformers. Excel­ survey published passenger said in Newark, N.J. kitchen, aluminum siding PROPERTY steering, power brakes, 4 ween." Nowhere it UUt Wanted 43 homeowners lent condition. $99. Call 1 Firestone Steel Belted • The Pentagon Issued a state­ and lots more! Sellers more evident than when a speed, good condition. by Forbes maga­ who would like to have 646-4995.P Radial, 721 Tubeless ment denying that Defense Secre­ very Anxious! I Jackson 8, real etute profettloiul br- $3,500 or best offer. 643- satellite TV Installed. 19S/70R13, New tire. Keep zine, Sam Walton, tary Caspar Weinberger had dis­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- Inft you and your buyer to One, Two and Three Bed­ 9405 evenings. for old-age savings theory Leading manufacturer Is 8400 or 646-8646. what It legally known at a room apartments for Golf Balls — Top Brands. Trying. $25. 649-9947. agreed with President Reagan's looking for homeowners the homespun Ar­ meeting ol the mindt. A tuc- INVESTMENT rent. Call Ed, 649-2947. TItuest Top F llte Pro Stott decision to send Navy fighters to F it as 0 Fiddle.....East cettful real ettate pro de- to display their equip­ ODH Hogan Pinnacle Two almost new Fire­ intercept the Egyptian airliner ment. Introductory low MISCELLANEOUS kansas retailer, system leads to a decline in private Hartford. Immaculate 7 velopt valuable tklllt In ne­ PROPERTY Four Room paneled Maxfil Tourney. $4 a do­ stone steel radial snow carrying the Palestinians. Bv SamuBi G. Perry gotiation and a new aalet- price from Connecticut room Ranch. Original apartment. Appliances, zen. Phone 646-3163. AUTOMOTIVE tires on wheels. BR 78 13. has surpassed Newsweek magazine had said United Press International saving." perton will call upon the Manchttlgr - 5 rent­ distributor plus 100 per­ While the life-cycle savings owners relocating, 3 bed­ carpeting, references. No $85. 646-0231 .□ Weinberger repeatedly told Rea­ • Nobel-winning ge­ broker'a experience In thit al units, excellent cent bonk financing a va il­ Padded High Choir — Gordon Getty, son hypothesis deals primarily with rooms, 2 full baths, formal matter. With both partlet pets. $380. 646-3166. gan that such a move would STOCKHOLM, Sweden — condition. Gross In­ able for those who qual­ Decorated with Donold netics work creates microeconomics, the academy dining room, family under ttrett, tact and diplo­ of oil magnate J. "destroy our relations with Italian-born American Franco Mo­ room, porch and covered come, $27,000. ify. Wotch over 100 Duck figures. Good condi­ also cited-Modigliani's macroeco­ macy are called Into action. Egypt." digliani today won the Nobel new field of biology patio. Call for more de­ The broker knowa enough $240,000. Call Paul channels for further Infor­ tion. $30. 649-2071.0 Paul Getty, as the nomic wj>rk in 1958 with American The Pentagon said Weinberger Memorial Prize in Economic tails I Jackson 8, Jackson law and finance to make Flano, 646-5200. mation. Call Richard, 721- economist Merton Miller. The 7324. gave Reagan advice "both pro and Science for his pioneering analyses ^ story on page 4 Real Estate, 647-8400 or auggettlont lor dealing with Bennet Elderly Housing Jacket Size 36, blue de­ wealthiest person Modigliani-Miller theorums dllflcuttlet. In the end. the nim. Sanforized made by conV prior to the decision to of household savings and corpo­ 646-8646. now taking applications helped form the basis of corporate taletperton derlvet the Pair of Matching Cane Lee. New condition. $12. in the country. intercept, but that the secretary rate finance. moat tatlafaction from a tor one and two bedroom back occasional chairs. Modigliani, 67, a professor of finance. Reducedi Reduced! BUSINESS opartments. $375 to $470. 646-3388.0 "was in full agreement with the We're now offering this "win/win” tituation, in Green velvet cushions. $20 We Feature — story on page 18 decision and carried it out without economics at the Massachusetts Rome and became a U.S. citizen in Awards committe member An- which both partlet feel they 35 PROPERTY Rent Includes heat, hot each. Perfect Shape. 649- nsar Lindbeck said Modigliani charming 7 room Colonial water, range, refrigera­ Full length winter coat, reservation." Institute of Technology, won the 1946, said he began his study on have achieved their goalt 0845.0 size 16, beige poplin. Man PENNZOIL "gave birth" to the field of at $85,900. IV2 baths, 1 car tor, disposal, elevator 8> $225,000 award for developing a saving habits 30 years ago. and made a good deal. made fur collar, lining. Products garage, aluminum siding Manchester Commercial laundry. Phone 528-6522. • 5 theory that people save for their "Saving plays a very important corporate finance. and lots morel Call us II year gaal It la awn a space fo r rent — Approxi­ Floral Sofa and Sectional. $17. 6494)832.0 role in economic life because it is The choice of Modigliani con­ Same af year own be aware old age and for theoretical ana­ today. Jackson 8> Jackson mately 450 sq. ft. over­ Very good condition. $90 what permits investment and tinued a trend in which the that taday nnaaehig apUaat Coventry — Nice 3 room or best offer. 649-2691.0 lyses on which corporate finance is Real Estote, 647-8400 or head door. Coll 646-7804. apartment, security, no Knotty Pine Bar. Oak Court to review pretriai access based. capital formation, which is in turn economics prize is awarded to an coffee table. Both need to 646-8646. aver beftre. BMectlan at Ike pets. 742-6858. ■|19 The prize was the third Nobel to what is behind growth and well aging American professor from an Queen size Mattress Box be completed. Both for ■ ot naandag arraagemant bast q t be awarded this year and all have being," he said. elite university. Economists from New Listing — Three or spring and Frame Sealv $30. 643-2880.0 WASHINGTON (AP) - The The court in 1980 ruled for the and killing bald and golden eagles. ■aiiae M yaar aaada eaaM Manchester — 2 family, involved Americans. Two Ameri­ " I have been studying why the United States have won 13 qf Four Bedroom Cape on wel aBaar yaa la garebaaa a Rentals Posturepedic. $79. 643- HOURS: Mon.-Frl. esm-Bpm Supreme Court agreed today to first time that the public and news The court said it will review a available November 1st. 5 4096.O Get the Wont Ad h a b it... Sat.-Sun. Bam-Spm decide whether the right of the media have a constitutional right ruling that allows the prosecution can geneticists were awarded the people accumulate or don't and I the 23 awards announced since the quiet street. Large kit­ batter plete af praearty. It room apartment, 2 bed­ read and use the little ads to attend criminal trials. The court of Indians who sell eagles and prize for medicine Monday and a have a view that is quite different Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences chen with lots of cabinets. M ImpMSaal W aaak Iba gal' rooms, first floor, op- public and news media to attend Enclosed patio. 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z — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15.1985 Dallas scene of one of nation’s most bitter abortion fights Route 6 documents Plan battle may nan Charlotte Taft, director of the that Jane Roe, the fictitious name hurt sewer effort served an independent "Bible” among the conservative Protest­ By Rene Stutzman they put it right up against the Routh Street Women’s Clinic, taken by an unmarried Dallas said to be public glass door, and they said ‘Run, church in Odessa, Texas, for 10 ants that the movement is woman, had the right to abortion. can directors agreed that a "yes United Press International strongest. where the most virulent -anti- Opposition to increased housing baby, run. Mother cross your legs. years before coming to Dallas, It was that ruling that legalized densities in the southwestern sec­ vote on the bond issue is vital so says he’s against violence "in any The Abortion Abolition Society, abortion protests have taken officials for approval, argued at a DALLAS — In the city that Mother you are a whore,"’ said place, accused demonstrators of abortion in the United States. By Kevin Flood tion of town may affect chances for that the town can upgrade the Baird. form or fashion.” headed by used car dealer Winston Sept. 4 hearing before Avery that it while federal funds are available produced Roe vs. Wade, the Wilder, is one of the most belliger­ “verbally attacking” and "terro­ "We talk about it all the time.” Herald Reporter cannot release the documents passage Nov. 5 of a bond issue to historic Supreme Court ruling that On Feb. 22 an abortion clinic in "I think it's counterproductive. I improve the town’s sewage- and not have to do the job with local think it’s wrong,” said Price, who ent groups. An off-shoot of the rizing” women who enter the Price said. "We feel that we in because they are actually property legalized abortion, pro-and anti­ suburban Mesquite was destroyed clinic, but Wilder said his group Dallas have the responsibility to HARTFORD — A second hear­ disposal plant, six members of the money later. abortion factions are waging a by arsonists in a fire that also credits the growth in the anti­ 40-member Believers Fellowship ing officer for the state Freedom of of the federal government. -iV Mayor Barbara Weinberg, a abortion movement to growing church, the group was started does not harass women. stop it because this is where it The full FOI commission is Manchester Board of Directors bitter fight that has left one clinic burned out all the other offices in "We’re a Christian-based group, Information Commission has re­ said today. Democrat, today called a joint the complex. political activism among the bMause members did not believe began.” expected to vote on Avery s news conference with Diana Wed­ charred, and brought threats of and although we are belligerent commended that state transporta­ recommendation Nov. 13. If the All six, including the mayor, said more violence. "All they did was break the area’s conservative Protestant right-to-life groups were "belliger­ On July 9, in one of the most tion officials be forced to allow a nesday morning to reiterate sup­ ent” enough. and are angered, we don’t do those bitter confrontations between pro- commission agrees with the rul­ it would be regrettable if voters "What I saw in Dallas is window out, pour some gasoline in, churches. citizens’ group see environmental- linked the $14.3 million bond issue port for the $26 million sewer "I think one of the reasons the "We prefer to express public kinds of things,” Wilder said. and anti-abortion forces, members ing, the DOT will be ordered to probably among the worst degree throw in a match and leave,” said Price denounced Wilder’s con­ impact documents on the proposed Its for improving and expanding the project, which would leave the Cummings Beaty of the Bureau of pro-life movement has exploded in outrage,” said Wilder, who has no of Wilder’s group tried to enter release the documents. Hockanum River clean enough for of h a tr^ that I have seen any­ qualms about labeling women frontation tactics, but it was expressway from Bolton to To support their case, DOT sewer plant to the threat of where in the entire United States in Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. the Dallas area is because Dallas Taft’s clinic, but she blocked the Windham. increased development and voted swimming and fishing. has become a Mecca for funda­ seeking abortions and those who Price’s idea to rent a billboard atop officials noted at the Sept. 4 22 years," says Bill Baird, the Beaty says there are no suspects Taft’s clinic that reads "Abortion door. Hearing officer Deane C. Avery it down as a result. But they "We are under mandate,” Wein­ self-acclaimed "father of abor­ and no leads in the case. mentalism, evangelism. Dallas perform them murderers. hearing that the federal govern­ berg said. ”I would rather do it "We do believe that anyone who is murder. Take it personally.” The fire at the Mesquite clinic is ruled that the Eastern Connecticut ment funded 85 percent of the acknowledged the connection tion" who operates three abortion Fire investigators twice questi­ often is called the buckle of the the only documented incident of Citizen Action Group should have would probably be made in the when we can gel outside money.” Bible Belt,” he said. takes an innocent life is a mur­ Taft said she was "shocked and assessment’s cost. They also clinics in the Northeast and was in oned the president of Dallas Right completely outraged” by the sign. violence against the area's nine access to the documents in a minds of townspeople. The town administration has to Life, Bill Price, about the blaze. Dallas County, with the largest derer, and we do say that.... I think argued that it is federal officials said that if the voters approve the Dallas in July to counter an that's very appropriate. I think "It’s a free market. If we’ve got abortion clinics, but since then decision dated Wednesday and who must ultimately approve the The increased densities are anti-abortion demonstration. ‘ ‘ Frankly, I wish they’d sol ve it. I Southern Baptist church in the Dallas abortion clinics have re­ released Friday. called for in the town’s proposed bond issue this year, Manchester nation, has 234,887 Baptists among that we should be allowed to yell the money to buy the billboard, it’s asseements and sign them. "I heard remarks that I've never don’t think it was one of us," said ours,” said Price. ported 25 to 35 bomb threats, His ruling was the second new Comprehensive Plan of Devel­ stands a good chance of getting Price. its 1.6 million population. There and scream it louder, but we’re Moreover, the DOT officials federai and state grants lo pay for heard anywhere in the 'United not.” In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled according to Beaty. favoring the group. opment, which will be the subject States. They took a bullhorn, and Price, an unordained pastor who are also 178,047 Catholics, but it is . The documents deal with the said, the documents are still a of a public hearing Wednesday. more than 45 percent of the work. proposed Route 6 expressway — an "working draft,” and might mis­ William Diana, the board’s Re­ The state Department of Envir­ 11-mile highway that would run lead the public if they were publican minority leader, said the onmental Protection has ordered east from Bolton to Windham — released before federal officials development controversy — which the plant upgraded by 1988. Weather ' and the impact it could have on the approve them. includes a call for the removal of “Everyone has to understand Peopletalk But Avery ruled that although the the need to upgrade the plant to surrounding environment. "subject to federal review,” the the town planning director — could ECCAG members have said they affect the vote. But he said the meet environmental require­ Today’s forecast want the state Department of disputed documents were pre­ sewer referendum is not primarily ments,” said Democratic Director pared, "owned, used and re Kenneth Tedford, who said he was Kate’s vital signs The scent of success Connecticut, Massachusetts Transportation to release the tained” by the DOT, and therefore for expansion. and Rhode Island: Cloudy with documents so they can make a "Now is the time to do it,” Diana worried about the effect of the Actress Katharine Hepburn, who at 75, is often Male fans of TV’s "Dynasty” who want to should be released under the development controversy on the immerse themselves in that whole aura of showers. A chance of thunder­ better case against the highway provision’s of the state’s Freedom said. questioned about old age, says the secret to her before federal offficials. Federal Herald photo by Torqulnlo Director James Fogarty, a De­ vote. youthful glow and glamour and mega­ storms this afternoon. High 65 to of Information Act. 70. A chance of showers early Department of Transportation Se­ mocrat who lives in the section of Director Elfeanor Coltman, inner happiness is bucks now can In response to the DOT claims another Democrat, said she as­ sprinkle on "Car­ tonight then clearing. Low in the cretary Elizabeth Dole is expected Carolyne and Anthony Carr accept an award from the town where the the protest is vitality. to decide soon whether to release that the documents are could be centered, said: "Oh, I’m worried” sumed the oppostion to the devel­ "Lack of vitality rington” and smell 40s. Sunny Wednesday morning misleading if released in draft Manchester Chapter of U N IC O on behalf of their mother, like the silver­ $145 million in federal funds the about the fate of the bonding. opment plan came from a concen­ is a terrible lack,” then partjy cloudy in the after­ form, Avery indicated that the Nancy Carr. Carr, director of the Manchester Area trated group, but that it could maned Blake Car­ noon. High 60 to 65. state needs for the project. DOT’S decision to send the docu­ Fogarty said he agreed with the she wrote in the Oct. Plans formerly called for the opposition to increased develop­ endanger the plant bonds. 5 Conference of Churches, was one of 14 honored by 19 issue of TV Guide rington played by Maine; Foggy with showers or ments along to federal officials Democratic Deputy Mayor Ste­ John Fonythe. highway, known as the Eastern shows that they may not be revised UNICO Sunday at the Manchester Country Club. She ment, but that it should not cause magazine. "It can rain today, chance of a thunder­ Connecticut Expressway, to run voters to reject the sewer bonds. phen Penny said such concern is mean that you just It’s about time shower south late in the day. again. was unable to attend. misdirected because using the lack poor Blake had his all the way to Providence, R.I. But "There will be no further oppor­ He said that if the town does not don’t try.” High 55 to 65. Showers likely those plans aroused environmen­ improve the plant now, "Down the of sewer capacity as a means of F 0 u r - 1 i m e own niche in the north and a chance of evening tunity for meaningful public com­ blocking development in town fragrance depart­ tal concerns and have since been ment,” Avery said. road it’s going to cost us big.” Academy Award showers followed by slow clear­ scrapped. Both Democratic and Republi­ would be confiscatory. winning actress ment. After all, wife Krystle portrayed ing south tonight. Low 40 to 50. The slate DOT, which prepared Avery’s decision agreed with an UNICO awards Hepburn, who Windy Wednesday, variable the documents but has since sent earlier ruling by former FOI played the elderly by Linda Evans has commissioner Donald Friedman. her signature whiff cloudiness north and mountains them to federal transportation wife of Henry Fonda and partly to mostly sunny EDC postpones action in “ On Golden in "Forever Krys­ draw crowd of 150 tle”. And his ex-wife elsewhere. High 45 to 55 north Bv John.F. Kirch development. The PZC will con­ Pond,’’ said she and 55 to 65 south. Showers ending tonight loves getting down Alexis, played by Four face charges Herald Reporter duct a public hearing on the plan on her hands and Joan Collins, is New Hampshire: Foggy with Almost 150 people turned out for a charity awards ceremony Wednesday amid increasing con­ showers today, chance of a Today; Fog and rain early then cloudy with showers. Chance of a knees and commun­ making a splash thunderstorm In the afternoon. High 65 to 70. Light variable wind then Sunday at which 14 prominent people were honored by the The Economic Development troversy about whether it should with "Scoundrel.” thundersho.wer late in the day. ing with the earth. southwest 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. Chance of rain 90 percent. after fight near bar Manchester chapter of UNICO. .j , Commission decided today that it be adopted. "My hands are You’d expect High 55 to 65. A chance of evening Award recipients were Nathan G. Agostinelli, president of needs more time to study the One feature of the special, “Carrington” to showers then cloudy north and Tonight; A 30 percent chance of showers early then clearing. Low In Katharine Hepburn strong. I can sift and John Forsythe the 40s. Wind west 10 mph. Wednesday: Sunny in the morning then Manchester State Bank; Barry Botticello, district governor of possible economic effects of the mixed-use zone will be the Buck- get out the old crab- smell like a stack of gradual clearing south tonight. Three men face charges in Friday by Kenneth Yavis, man­ the Manchester chapter of UNICO, Nancy Carr, director of the town’s proposed Comprehensive land Hills Mall, if developers’ new hundred dollar bills, but the makers say it’s a Low 40 to 50. Partly to mostly partly cloudy. High 60 to 65. Today’s weather picture was drawn by ager of the bar. Yavis told police Plan of Development. plans reach fruition. grass roots and dump in the topsoil and humus Jeff Belcher, 9'/i, of Spring Street, a fourth-grader at Martin School. connection with a fight in the Manchester Area Conference of Churches, Raymond F. and peat and manure, and mix them with the mixture of citrus and wood scents with a special sunny and windy Wednesday. parking lot outside Capone’s bar at that two men, later identified as Members said during a speciai Buckland Hills is rivaled by the note of lavender. Knight and Latimer, came into the Damato, a developer; Leo F. Diana, principal of Nathan Hale meeting called by town General Winchester Mall, which would be. sand. I can crawl through the flower bed, weed.... High 45 to 55 north and 55 to 65 the Manchester Parkade early School; Dr. James Kennedy, superintendent of the Manchester Limited vitality, certainly, but better than south. Friday morning and a warrant is bar threatening him, ploice said. Manager Robert B. Weiss for built mostly in South Windsor. being sought for a fourth man, Police said that one of the men public schools; U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn.; Gov. discussion of the plan that they That mall would place a parking nothing." Vermont: Areas of dense fog William O’Neill; Stephen T. Penny, a Manchester attorney and with some drizzle, otherwise police said Monday. carried a tire iron. would hold off on making a lot and office building in Manches­ Dwayne Bailey, 24, Vernon, was A report said that when police majority leader of the town Board of Directors; Rabbi Richard recommendation to planning ter and would touch a small part of showers and possible thunder­ Flavin of Temple Beth Sholom: Monsignor Edward J. Reardon Brookewatch at Princeton storms and becoming breezy. charged with breach of peace, arrived, they found a crowd in the officials. the special-use district. of Saint James Church; Frank Russo Jr., president of Monitor "The EDC should say we are Male students of Princeton Theological Semi­ Highs mainly in the 60s. Rather threatening and interfering with a parking lot. In the center of it was In a related matter, EDC police officer. Bailey holding Latimer, who ap­ Management: Barbara B. Weinberg, mayor of Manchester; and highly interested in the plan members critized a property She stoops to conquer nary who reside on the fourth floor of Alexander cloudy and breezy tonight with proposed,” said Phillip Harrison, owners’ organization that has Hall have a sign-up sheet in the dormitory that sprinkles. Lows mainly in the Michael Baudln, 21, of East peared to be bleeding and uncons­ Robert B. Weiss, town manager. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis tumbled to the Hartford, was charged with third- cious, police said. Gov. O’Neill was unable to attend the ceremony at the who worked on Manchester’s first called for Pellegrini’s removal ground from atop her trusty steed, Toby, shortly reads "Who cares, but I happened to see Brooke 40s. A mix of clouds and sunshine plan of development, which was Shields downtown ...” ^ far this semester, there degree assault. They said several officers tried Manchester Country Club. from office. The group, the after capturing the Lady Ardmore Challenge and breezy Wednesday. Turning Clinton Knight, 22, of Vernon, to restrain Bailey after pulling him Proceeds from the ceremony, which cost $15 per person, will be adopted in 1962 and is now Southwest Manchester Property Trophy Sunday at the Essex Fox Hounds Hunter have been two Brooke spottings, both in the cooler. Highs in the 50s to around was charged ^ th breach of peace away from Latimer, leading to the contributed lo local charities. regarded as nearly useless. “But Owners Association, is circulating Firestone Library. One seminarian actually 60. charge of interfering with an we feel it requires more study a petition calling for Pellegrini’s Trials in New Jersey. talked to Princeton’s most famous female and threatening. Peter DiRosa, president of the Manchester chapter of the ”I can’t believe I did that,” she told friends who The three' are scheduled to officer. Italian-American service organization, said the award recip­ before we recommend anything.” removal because of the high- and helped her from the ground. Onassis Was student; another merely made heavenly eye Latinier was sent to Hartford No vote was taken on the plan medium-density residential areas contact. appear in Manchester Superior ients were chosen for their service to the community and state, C warming up for more events when her horse Extended outlook Court on Wednesday. Hospital for treatment at his and for their ability to raise money for charity. Each recipient during the meeting. that are proposed in the plan of stopped in his tracks at a fence and sent her Police said a warrant i8 being request, police said. received a commemorative medal blessed by Pope John Paul II. Town Pianning Director Mark development. flying. Although momentarily stunned, Onassis Extended outlook for New sought for Anthony Latimer, 27, of ’The other charges lodged Pellegrini toid EDC members at Harrison said the group is taking England Thursday through DiRosa said this morning that while he did not yet know how their meeting in Lincoln Center came back to take fourth place in two more events 69 Sergeant St., Manchester, on a against the three men and the one much money the event raised, for charity, it was a financial an “if-it-affects-me” attitude and at the competition, held near her home in Saturday: charge of breach of peace. pending against Latimer came that most new industry and com- charged that the organization Peapack. Comic smash with audience Connecticut, Massachusetts Police said they were called to after interviews with witnesses, success. ' mercial development is being doesn’t care about parts of town in and Rhode Island: Fair weather. Gallagher, the zany comic who ends his act by Satellite view Capone’s shortly after midnight police said. proposed in the northern section of which its members do not live or smashing fruits and vegetables, ran into some High temperature in the 60s Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EOT shows town along Interstate 84. He said work. troublesome fans who wanted to get Into the act in Thursday from the mid 50s to the heavy thunderstorms over central Texas while scattered thunder­ the completion of work on the low 60s Friday and Saturday. storms reach from Mexico through Mississippi. Diffuse clouds spread highway would bring economic T Stateline, Nev. He’s no fly by night The audience members started throwing Low temperature from the upper from the Great Lakes region eastward through the Northeast. Broken Watchdog group likes 3 town lawmakers growth to the area and would help the retail market on Main Street ★ ELEC T S Gen. Chuck Yeager, 62, has become accus­ glasses and a bottle on stage at Gallagher as he 30s to the upper 40s Thursday and clouds spread from the Pacific Northwest to the Northern Plains. was finishing his act Sunday night. Gallagher had in the 30s and low 40s Friday and last year’s legislative session and state spending. and at the Manchester Parkade. tomed to the hype and hoopla that has surrounded Three of Manchester’s four represents the Fourth Senatorial The group gave low marks to the "The plan of development calls JOEL D. him since the 1983 release of "The Right Stuff.” them tossed out of the showroom, according to Saturday. legislators got high marks in a District, received a rating of 74. seven bills that came before the Jim Parsons, public relations executive for Vermont: Dry Thursday, Fri­ state Senate. legislators if they voted in favor of for a designated area for a the film that chronicles his exploits as the first recent rating of members of the Twelfth District Rep. James shopping mall," Pellegrini said, Caesars Tahoe. day and Saturday. Cool, highs in 2 9 .7 7 “ McCavanagh, the only Democrat this year’s state budget. man to break the sound barrier. General Assembly by the Connec­ The group gave legislators high pointing out on a map a special, MROSEK ”Oh, I don’t let it bother me,” he said Sunday During his act, Gallagher supplies ponchos for the 50s, lows mainly in the 30s. ticut State Taxpayers Association. from Manchester in the Legisla­ BOARD OF EDUCATION those in the front rows to protect them from flying New Hampshire and Maine: marks if they voted for removal of "Fiscal restraint was ignored mixed-use district proposed for the after landing in his Piper Cheyenne 400 at Out of a possible rating of 100, ture, was given a rating of 40 and new programs were in­ Buckland Street area. Kanawha Airport in his homestate of West fruits and vegetables. Fair through the period. Lows in 13th Assembly District Republican percent, the lowest of the four. the state sales tax on some “FOR THE FUTURE OF Virginia. “If I did, my Mom wouldn’t let me in the the 30s Thursday and in the 20s to clothing, a tax package that would itiated,” when the Legislature If the plan is approved by the Rep. Elsie "Biz” Swensson and reduce some state taxes, the passed the budget, the group said. Planning and Zoning Commission, MANCHESTER” house." low 30s Friday and Saturday. 55th Assembly District Republican The watchdog group said its ratings were based on votes on creation of an inspector generai’s It contended that the budget the special zone will call for a Paid tor by Tho Committee to Yeager returned home for a ceremony that Highs in the 50s north and 60s Rep. J. Peter Fusscas both re­ pushed state spending up by 11 combination of high-density hous­ elect Joel Mrotek, Paul S. renamed the airport in his honor. Gov. Arch eight bills that came before the office to detect fraud and waste in Seybolt Jr., Treaiurer. south Thursday and in the 40s ceived ratings of 80 from the CSTA. government, and a bill limiting percent. ing and commercial and industrial Moore seized the opportunity to capitalize on one Quote of the day north and 50s south Friday and Republican Sen. Carl Zinsser, who House of Representatives during of West Virginia’s favorite sons’ homecoming by Secretary of State George Shultz on terrorists; Saturday. scheduling a a state “VIP Day,” evenU that "They select the helpless to torture and ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ included Yeager receiving the Distinguished murder. They lack the guts to do battle, just as Service Award by the West Virginia Air National they lack the guts to seek justice in peace by HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN Dear Friends, Guard. negotiation.” Across the nation Showers and thunder showers I Love Manchester!! will extend from central Texas i J ^ 1^ across the lower Mississippi FALL SALE When 1. think of coming home ... I think not Valley, the Tennessee Valley, specifically of my house on Hackmatack Street, Almanac Alabama to most of Georgia. BROILER FOOD SPECIAL ^ but of driving Into the Town of Manchester, .Showers and thunderstorms will UPl WEATMER FOTOCAST « Connecticut. Today is Tuesday, Oct. 15, the also occur from the Ohio Valley My deep feelings for Manchester derive from my jF 288th day of 1985 with 77 to follow. across the eastern Great Lakes Clams $ 1 3 9 Burger $ T Double Burger$ 1 4 9 families roots here in Town. My maternal and The moon Is new. to the mid Atlantic states and National forecast paternal Great Grandparents settled here when The morning stars are Venus New England. Rainshowers will Showers are forecast for the extreme North Pacific Coast and « Fries I « Fries I & Mushreems I they were In their early twenties. My family has and Mars. be scattered from Washington showers with thunderstorms are forecast in parts of the Southern continued to live here and has served . The evening stars are Mercury, and northwest Oregon to Mon­ Plains and the Gulf Coast Region. Scattered showers are possible in Manchester for four generations. Jupiter and Saturn. tana. Winds will be strong and the Northwest, the Intermountain Region, the Northern Plains, parts CAKE DEPARTMENT of the Great Lakes and parts of the North Atlantic Coast. Showers with Although I am a lifelong LAanchester resident, I Those bom on this date are under gusty along the east slopes of the am mindful of the many reasons that draw new thunderstorms are also possible In the Southern Intermountain All Cakes Made Fresh Dally the sign of Ubra. They include northern Rockies. Much of the families here. My wife, Kim and I have chosen Region, the Southern Plains, the Gulf Coast and the South to Mid Roman poet Virgil in 70 BC, nurse nation will have highs in the 60s It's lha bott thing to happen to Rig. >5" Manchester as the Town to raise our children as and hospital reformer Florence Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere weather will be fair in genei’al. cakt tines cake. And what a treat and 70s. Readings in the 50s will It la. Light, cake crunch. Cool and 0,0. LOGS my forebearers decided to do many years ago. Nightingale in 1820, German philo­ occur over northern sections of Minimum and maximum temperatures will Include: Atlanta 61 (79), creamy chocolata and vanilla i f sopher Friedrich Nietzche in 1844, Washington, northern Idaho,w- Boston 49 (64), Chicago 46 (67), Cleveland 46 (63), Dallas 60 (77), D O*. Plua rich, cold fudge and My deepest desire is to continue serving on the dallclout Icing. You can nave It 5 boxing champion John L. 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"Fortune favors the brave.” Massachusetts daily: 5223, MANCHESTER HEHALD, Tuesday, Oct. 15. 1985 - 5 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 15. 1985 Congress braces for protests U.S./World In Brief Police and Soviets await word Medicare deductible is going up BEIRUT, Lebanon — Police and Soviet Embassy officials reflect costs, is an unintentional m e eiiairman of the Senate awaited news today on the fate of three kidnapped diplomats and By William Kronholm ordered. result of Medicare payment re­ Finance subcommittee on health, tightened embassy security as a guerrilla deadline for closing The Associated Press “ My guess is that for the bulk of forms ordered by the Reagan Sen. David Durenberger, R-Minn., the Soviet mission approached. the people, it’s not until they get in administration. is said by his staff to be working on A man claiming to represent the Islamic Liberation WASHINGTON - Congres­ the hospital and get socked with The Health and Human Services that first bill that we’re going to legislation. Karen Doyne, an aide, Organization told Christian Voice of Lebanon radio Monday, sional leaders on health care issues Department , in a brief notice of the hear the cries,” said Jack Christy, said Durenberger was “ very con­ “ They will execute the three kidnapped Soviets in half an hour are bracing for an expected storm increase published in the Federal a lobbyist for the group. cerned” about the increase. “ He because their demands have not been met." of protest early next year when a Register on Sept. 30, said it had no little-noticed 23 percent increase But lawmakers involved in thinks it’s very unfair to the discretion in computing the But several hours later police and Soviet Embassy officials health care already are beginning Medicare recipient to be penalized reported no sign of the bodies of the three men — Attache Oleg goes into effect in the fees amount of the fee, which is Medicare beneficiaries pay to to brace for protests. for improvements in the system," calculated under a formula written NEW Spirine, Embassy physician Nikolai Sversky, and commercial „ enter hospitals. Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., the she said. Attache Valery Mirikov. into law. The out-of-pocket deductible chairman of the Senate Si^cial And the chairman of the House The three were kidnapped Sept. 30 along with a fourth Soviet payment will go up by 892 on Jan. 1, Committee on Aging, has intro­ Select Committee on Aging, Rep. But it also conceded that more official — Consular Secretary Arkady Katkov. He was killed Oct. from its current $ ^ , for each duced legislation to change the Edward Roybal, D-Calif., has cited than half of the increase has 2 and his body dumped in Beirut. Medicare recipient admitted to a formula under which the increase the boost in urging action on his nothing to do with rising hospital hospital. Fees for people hospital­ was ordered. Heinz says his bill proposal for a cap on costs to the costs, but instead reflects shorter ized for more than 60 days and for would limit the increase to 84 or elderly. hospital stays fostered by govern­ Duarte sends his children away people in skilled-nursing homes less. But with the short time left in the ment payment policies. “ Why should older Americans be congressional session, no action is SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — President Jose Napoleon also will go up by 23 percent. Reforms instituted by the ad­ All told, an estimated 8 million forced to pay a whopping increase expected in time to stop the Jan. 1 Duarte, whose eldest daughter was kidnapped last month, sent ministration now call tor paying people will pay 81.1 billion in out of their own pockets to hike. his three other daughters and four grandchildren to the United hospitals when we are told that The protests are expected partly hospitals a set fee based on the VIRGINIA higher fees next year. The Ameri­ States in the face of mounting fear for their safety. diagnosis, rather than the govern­ can Association of Retired Persons Medicare hospital costs are under because more than half the in­ “ This morning my daughter, Maria Eugenia, was chased by a ment simply paying whatever bill says most people don’t even know control?" Heinz said in a crease. ordered by a law intended the hospital submits. car, so we are worried, and believe the protection offered by yet that the increase has been statement to adjust the payment level to having them outside the country is preferable,” Duarte said Monday. Ines Guadalupe Duarte Duran, the president’s oldest daughter, was kidnapped by leftist guerrillas Sept. 10 in front of a California private university in the capital. Duarte said Monday he has received new kidnap threats. explodes 1 ^ ' Shultz meets NATO ministers SUMS BRUSSELS, Belgium — Secretary of State George Shultz flew with fire to Belgium to discuss East-West relations with NATO foreign SH'. ministers today — little more than a month before the summit - between President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail MALIBU, Calif. (U PI) — South­ Gorbachev. ern California’s dormant fire sea­ The special NATO session was called at the request of Belgium son exploded with a vengeance in a and the Netherlands after Reagan invited the leaders of six other series of blazes that hot Santa Ana nations to help prepare for his Nov. 19-20talks with Gorbachev in winds whipped through the dry Geneva, Switzerland. brush; destroying a dozen homes, NATO sources said the special session also provided Italian leaving one man dead and forcing evacuation of 1,500 students at Foreign Minister Giulio Andreotti an opportunity to talk to Shultz Pepperdine University. about the free passage granted Palestinian Mohammed Abbas — who U.S. officials said masterminded the hijacking of the Italian More than 1,000 firefighters in Los Angeles and Ventura counties cruise ship Achille Lauro. worked frantically through the The sources said the allies hoped to be able to state their views night to contain nearly a dozen on Gorbachev’s latest disarmament proposals as well as hear major fires before the winds from Shultz about what Reagan intends to tell the Soviet leader. kicked up again this morning. The fires blackened more than 9,400 acres by nightfall Monday. Gorbachek opens party meeting Air' tankers and heiicopters MOSCOW — Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev opened a key stood at the ready and crews UPI photo meeting of Communist Party officials today devoted to braced for an expected onslaught formulating a plan to guide the sluggish economy through the of new outbreaks as weather Dr. Michael Brown (left) and Dr. Richard Behind them is a diagram of the 21st century, the official Soviet news agency Tass said. forecasters predicted the winds Goldstein congratulate each other cholesterol receptor in the human body The meeting of the Communist Party Central Committee came would exceed 50 mph and the relative humidity drop to near zero Monday on the news that they have won which they discovered in their work. one day after the Soviet Union, continuing Gorbachev’s shakeup at daybreak. of top officials, replaced the long-time head of the powerful the 1985 Nobel Prize for Medicine. At least nine houses and a Central Economic Planning Committee, Gosplan, with a nursery were destroyed in the newcomer, clearing the way for steps to inject life into the Malibu area, said Los Angeles economy. County Fire Inspector Pat Brad­ Nobel-winning genetics work Tass said Gorbachev presented a draft plan of the Party shaw, and a homeowner died of a program and guidelines for economic and social development to heart attack trying to save his a gathering of some 315 voting and 150 non-voting members of the home near the San Fernando Communist Party’s ruling body. Valley town of Chatsworth Monday, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet replaced Nikolai Monday. creates new field of biology Baibakov, who headed Gosplan for two decades; with Nikolai Three pnore houses were leveled I The l o n g e s t Talyzin, a newcomer to the powerful and complex organization. late Monday night just two noiles Bv GIno Del Guercio problem of cholesterol metabolism When the level of LDL rises in from downtown Los Angeles in a United Press International and put the focus on cells and how the blood the incidence of heart Seaway accident blocks shipping 20-acre brushfire in a hilly residen­ cells interact with low-density attacks increase dramatically. So tial area. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ^ The two lipoproteins rather than worrying it is important for the body to keep ' Slims of all. this kind of cholesterol low. To do THOROLD, Ontario — An accident in the Welland Canal, American geneticists who are the about what was in the blood." The flames were fanned by recipients of this year’s Nobel Cholesterol is carried in the this, some of the cells of the body, which links Lakes Erie and Ontario and bypasses Niagara Falls, vicious Santa Ana winds, which mainly those in the liver, are has blocked traffic through the St. Lawrence Seaway, causing Prize for Medicine say their blood stream in little packages blow into the Los Angeles Basin called lipoproteins. These are a equipped with receptors that re­ what officials say could be a m ajor blow to shipping. award-winning work has opened from the surrounding deserts. The combination of cholesterol and a move LDL from the blood stream. The Welland Canal was blocked Monday when a 125-foot doors to a new understanding of winds gusted up to 50 mph, and, how cells interact with their protein molecule that serves as a These are called LDL receptors section of a lock wall caved in onto a grain freighter passing combined with the wind created by environment. carrier. and are the molecules discovered through, pinning the ship to the side of the lock. the 60-to-75-foot flames, created a “ This is an example of a process There are different protein car­ by the pair. The Liberian-registered Furia, which was eastbound, was virtual firestorm in the Malibu which has now been shown to riers. Some of the lipoproteins are /201 moved from the damaged 80-foot-deep lock Monday night. area. explain how the body’s cells take called low-density lipoproteins, or When these receptors function But Malcolm Campbell, vice-president of the western region of Tony Greenberg said fireligh­ up iron, how they take up Vitamin LDL, and others are called high- normally, they keep the level of the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority, said he could not estimate ters were able to save his home in B-12, is important in understand­ density lipoproteins, or HDL. LDL LDL at a very low level and the how long the seaway will be closed. Malibu Canyon. ing how viruses infect cells, how is known as bad cholesterol and rate of heart attacks becomes " I ’m speechless.’ ’ Greenberg toxins affect cells, and how the HDL is known as good cholesterol. much less. Chopper goes down with 19 said. “ 1 got my dog and ran out. cells are able to respond to The fire burned right up to the hormones like insulin," said Dr. perimeter of my property. JACKSONVILLE, N.V. — A military helicopter carrying 19 Joseph L. Goldstein, one of the ELECT “ 1 was screaming for them to co-winners. people crashed into the sea off North Carolina early today shortly hurry. I ’ve never seen anything VIRGINIA after takeoff from a helicopter carrier on maneuvers, officials Goldstein and Dr. Michael S. TERRY BOGLI move like this. It was a fire Brown received the prestigious SUMS, said. storm.” * Board of Education ^ The CH-46 “ Seaknight” helicopter from Marine Medium award for their discovery of a molecule on the surface of human 1988-1989 Term Helicopter Squadron 263 plunged into Onslow Bay after taking off The fires were the first major from the U ^ Guadalcanal, according to Gunnery Sgt. John cells that grabs cholesterol mole­ • PTA Leader blazes in Southern California’s cules out of the blood and disposes Simmons of Camp Lejeune’s joint public affairs office. • Served on Board's Grade brushland since an outbreak dur­ of the compound. If not removed, Reorganization Committee It carried 15 passengers and four crewmembers, he said, ing the summer blackened more cholesterol can cause heart dis­ • Two children attending adding that their status was unknown late this morning. than 300,000 acres, destroyed more ease and strokes. Manchester schools. than 65 homes and killed three The Guadalcanal is a helicopter carrier participating in an Goldstein is professor and chair­ VOTE DEMOCRATIC on Nov. 5th amphibious operation with the 26th Marine Amphibious Unit people. man of the Department of Molecu­ Paid for by Tha Committee to Elect Terry Bogli, Richard Braodor^, Treeaurer. from Camp Lejeune. Fire ringed the seaside campus lar Genetics at the University of of Pepperdine University in Ma­ Texas Health Science Center at libu, where about 1,500 students Dallas. Brown is a professor in the fled their dormitories. Many spent Ohio inmates release hostages same department. the night in two shelters set up by David Baltimore, winner of the LUCASVILLE. Ohio — Two guards held hostage for about 15 the Red Cross. hours by inmates at a maximum-security prison were released Nobel Prize in 1975 and director of Be somebody. unharmed early today after officials agreed to transfer four Shelters were also set up for a biology conference the two were inmates, including three on death row, to another facility. animals in the fire-ravaged Malibu attending, said, “ I think it’s worth pointing out that the Nobel Prize The guards were set free from the Southern Ohio Correctional area, where many people keep was given to Mike and Joe not Facility after officials agreed to the transfers and to allow a list horses. Many small wild animals really because they are providing of inmates’ grievances to be read over a local radio station, said caught i the firestorm were incinerated. help to patients with problems, Bob Prosser, a spokesman for the Ohio Department of Hundreds of Pepperdine stu­ although they are. tar . FILTER Corrections. dents packed their cars with “ But when they discovered the Prosser said the guards, Randy Mehaffey and Bill Dunn, were Slim, lisht whatever they could haul out of the receptor in 1974 that changed the not harmed during the ordeal. They were taken hostage shortly dorms. S whole focus of thinking about the at about 12:30 p.m. Monday in the J-1 cell block, which is reserved for difficult inmates. and extra long.

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C A FREE PROGRAM SPONSORED BY MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AS PART OF THEIR 93 COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERIES FULL HEATING SERVICE JHanrljFBtpr Brralft MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. IS, 1985 - 7 > - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 15. 1985 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Los Macheteros has bundles of cash for bail, lawyers OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Court of Appeals in New York. Dalles, Mexico and Boston, The Associated Press obtained a federal indictment in the robbery involved in violent acts attributed By John Gustavsen The order "shows that the court One of those is now cooperating copy of the decision on Monday. of Wells Fargo’s depot in West to the group, whose name is The Associated Press is not going to be stampeded buy with the government, while three In his decision, Clarie said he Hartford. Spanish for "machete wielders.” “ It is too great a leap, from the the government’s unsupported ai- including the prime suspect, HARTFORD — A clandestine considered previous government The senior judge also said the evidence submitted, to connect the legations and innuendo about former Wells Fargo security guard Puerto Rican independence group testimony as well as newly re­ government claimed that defendant’s position in the organi­ terrorism,” said Ronald L. Kuby, Victor Gerena, 27, are at large. Coalition takes a step to save U.S. industry has hundreds of thousands of vealed evidence presented at a Farinacci-Garcia has access to a zation with direct involvement in another member of the defense Investigators believe Gerena dollars available for bail and legal Sept. 23 hearing by the govern­ $100,000 Machetero legal defense the terrorist acts,” Clarie wrote. team. was recruited by an alieged Cuban percent last year. “ The Administration has let A 25 PERCENT TARIFF is part of the Trade expenses of its members accused ment's chief witness, FBI Special fund and that "the Macheteros PITTSBURGH — "Is manufacturing un- He said the government has “ It’s also I think a significant agent, who is in custody as a imports overrun the domestic market,” says Emergency & Export Promotion Act proposed in the 1983 Wells Fargo robbery, a Agent Jose P. Rodriguez. possess sufficient funds to post American?” asked Ford Motor Co. Chairman failed to prove, as required for victory in terms of the entire co-defendant in the case, and fled federal judge wrote in upholding The new evidence included a trial bonds for the defendants in Rep. Ed Jenkins (D-GA). It could have imposed by Ways & Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, case,” Kuby said in a telephone Donald Petersen at a conference here on letter to The Associated Press’ this case.” pretrial detention, that the defend­ to Cuba with some of the stolen tariffs or halted imports. Rep. Richard Gephardt, and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. bail for one of the accused. interview from his office in New "Strengthening U.S. Competitveness in Global bureau in San Juan, Puerto Rico, “ The Macheteros had $310,000 in ant would jump bail or that he money. Northern Ford's Petersen backed it, testifying: Senior U.S. District Judge T. York City. “ For Jorge, it means Markets" sponsored by the Northeast-Midwest purportedly written by Los Ma­ cash and several hundred thou­ would pose a danger to the safety of Federal prosecutors have ap­ AS A RESULT, the House broadly supports “ 1. It focuses on those few (four) countries Emmet Clarie ruled Friday that a that he should be admitted to bail Congressional Coalition. cheteros, a terrorist group com­ sand dollars more in certificates of others. pealed ail seven cases in which bail Perspective that have extraordinary trade surpluses and that magistrate correctly set bail for Jenkins’ bill, which mandates the Administration, mitted to the violent overthrow of deposit payable to the bearer,” the Government lawyers could not relatively soon.” has been set, while defense lawy­ He asked the question because some are Jorge Farinacci-Garcla, despite Farinacci-Garcia, a prominent Michael J. McManus to enforce the textile agreement. Similar bills are engaging in restrictive trade practices.” the U.S. government in Puerto decision said. be reached for comment on Mon­ ers have appealed Magistrate F. saying that it doesn't matter if Am erica’s auto government arguments against day, a federal holiday. But Mar­ labor attorney in Jan Juan, and 10 would do the same with other products — steel, “ 2. It would apply a surcharge only if the Rico. While Clarie said he believed Owen Eagan’s denial of bail for six industry dies, as did U.S. TV production. his release pending trial in the $7 other of the 17 people named in a shoes, telecommunications, etc. deficits are not reduced, (by 5 percent a year) Clarie said the letter, dated Sept. Farrinacci-Garcia to be a high- garet Levy, one of the defense others. "Fords now have a 90 percent American million robbery. lawyers, said the Justice Depart­ federal indictment were arrested This is an understandable yet purely and the barriers to U.S. goods are not removed.” 4, 1985, threatened aggressive, ranking membet of Los Machete­ content,” he said. "But we are facing a series of ment could probably appeal Clar- in FBI raids Aug. 30 in Puerto Rico. Clarie is reviewing all of the “ 3. It would not erect permanent trade The decision was filed Friday in militant retaliation for the arrest ros, he said there is no evidence decisions whether we can remain competitive national priority,” as Frank Rhodes, president protectionist strategy to preserve America's ie’s order to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Three others were arrested in appeals. barriers, but would induce countries with large U.S. District Court in Hartford. of 14 of the 17 people named in a that the defendant was personally and profitable” without manufacturing “ major of Cornell University, summarized it. industrial base. However, protectionism could inspire foreign nations to raise new barriers trade surpluses to take actions on their own...” hardware” off-shore. “ We are in a kind of war. The weapon is He added that despite billions of dollars spent competitiveness,” he said. "W e export $220 against our goods. And product-specific laws do Nearly 100 members of Congress are co­ Are phone customers satisfied? on Ford plants and new equipment in recent billion of goods and import $340 billion. As we nothing to open foreign markets to U.S. goods. sponsors of the measure. years, Japan's price advantage had widened. buy cheap products we are pushing an enormous Achieving that will require a creative Rep. Stanley Lundine, D-N.Y., who attended Connecticut In By how much? “ Japan used to have a $1,500 number of jobs offshore.” innovation thus far unprecedented in Am erica — the Pittsburgh meeting, said, “ I think we have price advantage on an Escort-sized car. Now it For example, 66,000 textile workers lost their what the Pittsburghers called "a pro-active to insist on access to foreign markets. We want Metro North plans tunnel work SNET, Zitser face off at hearing is $2,500. And that increase is totally due to an jobs last year and 46,000 have lost jobs so far trade policy.” to achieve a more open trading system. The only this year due to massive increases in imports. “ We need to put the onus where it belongs — way we will get that result is to deny countries NEW YO RK — Metro-North, warned that aging ceilings in its overvalued U.S. dollar,” he told me during a Both Gentile and Soule and one “ Are they making enough effort The problem is not high union wages. The on our trading competitors,” said Rep. Sander complete access to our market unless they Park Avenue Tunnel could collapse, will begin repair work in By Judd Everhart A1 Gentile, a popular band and break. ° other customer said appointments to keep complaints down to a average worker earns only $4.50 an hour. Yet Levin, D-Mich. “ We need to tell them we don’t January on the tunnel used by commuter trains from New York The Associated Press orchestra leader from New Bri­ concede this point. We are not attempting to put that had been made at their homes minimum?” he said. care how you get your trade in balance with us, suburbs and Connecticut. tain, told of problems he had when HE HAS A PO IN T. Since the dollar has risen there are 2.3 million textile workers in the U.S. on an across-the-board surcharge, but to impose or places of business had not Pingalore said they were. whether it is buying more U.S. goods, or selling Railroad President Peter Stangl said Monday the repairs to the NEW BRITAIN — Southern New he moved his offices from one side 39 percent in value compared to 10 trading — accounting for over a tenth of all a heavy penalty if they don't open their always been kept. She said more “ human and ceilings in sections of the tunnel at 58th and 93rd streets should be England Telephone Co. officials of Wallingford to the other. Donna partners in five years, imports are 39 percent manufacturing jobs. Nor is the problem a lack of less to us — but get in balance or else!! ” markets.” SNET’s Barbara Pingalore told financial” resources were being finished in about 60 days under the $200,000 project. say they worry about customer Soule talked about lengthy delays cheaper to buy, and our exports are 39 percent investment. Some $1.7 billion was invested last Or else what? How about a 25 percent across- DPUC Commissioner Peter G. committed to reduce customer Of course, other steps are needed. The most “ The engineers told us if we don’t go in within the next few satisfaction. But Barry S. Zitser, in getting telephone service into a year in new machinery. the-board tariff? That would catch the attention Boucher that “ we’re unhappy complaints and the number of more expensive to sell. important, said the business, university and months, there could be a failure and something could fall,” said the state consumer counsel, isn’t home she had just bought in the 7; Nor is there a flat hostility to imports. A of Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, or Taiwan, whose remote Higganum section of when one customer is dissatisfied. missed appointments. She did not Therefore it was not at all alarmist for the congressional leaders, “ is to face up to the Metro-North spokeswoman Chiara Coletti. sure they’re doing enough about it. “ multi-fiber” agreement negotiated with 43 trade with the U.S. is grossly out of balance! Haddam. We want to provide quality give details on the extent of the new C corporate chief executives, university presidents federal deficit and the overvalued dollar.” More than 500 trains carrying 180,000 riders rumble through “ The question is, are they resources being committed to importing countries in 1981 allowed a 6 percent (Japan, for example, sold $60 billion worth of making enough of an effort to She said the phone company service.” C and members of Congress at the coalition The Congressional Coalition deserves credit the Park Avenue Tunnel between Grand Central Terminal at those areas. c increase in imports annually, though the market goods to us while buying only $22.5 billion of address an admitted problem,” originally told her they only Zitser was not convinced. 5 meeting in Pittsburgh to conclude that “ We want to establish closer for shaping a new consensus on this complex 42nd Street and 97th Street every day, including New Haven line needed three days’ notice to install “ Those are very diplomatic Cl America’s declining competitiveness is so grave is growing at the rate of only 1 percent. But U.S.goods. Hong Kong sold $8.9 billion, buying said Zitser, who represents the communications with our custo­ issue. trains to and from southwestern Connecticut. a telephone. She called in June and statements to make,” he said of & that “ the President has ^o identify this as the imports jumped 19 percent a year, and soared 32 only $3 billion.) public in utility companies before mers,” she said. “ We want our finally got a phone in August, she Pingalore’s remarks. ” We know (j the Department of Public Utility customers to know we hear them. said. Excuses ranged from central there are al\^ays going to be Control. The bottom line is, we want to Murder trial testimony begins office mlxups to being told that missed (installation) appoint­ S Last week, the DPUC held a return to our highest levels of Editorials hearing on SNET customer SNET didn’t have enough wire, she ments. I ’d like to know how many a DANBURY — The first of more than 40 witnesses was expected service.” First-time failure dissatisfaction. said. were the customer’s fault. c to testify at Superior Court today in the trial of Roslyn Ha wkins, a Danbury High School student charged with stabbing another student to death. Yale ‘prank’ doesn’t faze Army Hawkins, 17, is charged with murder in connection with the Liver patient ‘criticai, death of her classmate, Carrie Latham, also 17, in January. The classmates had been involved in an ongoing dispute WHY NEWSPAPERS? hardly funny WASHING­ involving name calling, police say. but remarkabiy stabie’ TON - Last The 12-person jury, seven women and five men, and two June we aiternates has been selected over the past two weeks. The jurors charged that a range in age from 25 to 61. HARTFORD (AP) - A Brook­ attack that left Vongiczycki in a 7: The Yale Precision Marching Band is in the vital Army Jack lyn, N.Y., woman suffering from a coma, Battaglio said. C She was comatose, went into a headlines again. computer pro­ Gun found In Yale shootings rare form of hepatitis was “ in ject was turn­ Anderson critical but remarkably stable shock about 24 hours before a This time, two band members were surgery and was also suffering ing into another condition” today following 10 <3 suspended from three games after dropping NEW HAVEN — The gun believed to have been used to wound hours of surgery to implant a new from kidney failure, Battaglio <3 billion-dollar two Yale police officers has been recovered and police have liver, officials at Hartford Hospital said. their pants during a halftime show. Two boondoggle, issued a warrant for a Bridgeport man they believe did the said. The Hunter College student is others have until the end of today to confess, and reported shooting. Christel Vongiczycki, 18, has a 10 believed to have contracted the (4 or they face suspension for the rest of the that the Arm y’s Police said Monday they have obtained a warrant for percent chance of survival, said rare form of viral hepatitis while season. inspector general was investigat­ contracts to be absorbed b y . 24-year-old Charles Mendez, whom they suspect in the shooting. hospital spokesman James visiting relatives in Ecuador. The "prank” couldn't come at a worse time. ing the mess. Starnet, Grant wrote. He added: The warrant lists two counts of first-degree assault and one count Battaglio. She was brought to the hospital “ Largely because of the percep­ Oct. 7 because of the institution’s It happened just a week or so after Yale’s Oct. The investigation is now com­ of second-degree burglary. The donor liver was flown to plete, but the Army has refused to tion that (Electronic Data Sys­ City police with a search-and-seizure warrant were led by a Connecticut from Texas Monday in success with liver transplants, and 5 game against Army, when West Point now has “ about a 20 percent release the report. tems) had a lock” on these earlier 40-year-old New Haven man to a dumpster in which the weapon a last-ditch effort to save Vongic- chance of survival," Battaglio said Athletic Director Carl Ullrich censored the Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, contracts, "w e had to take rather was found, they said. The man who allegedly led them to the zycki’s life. Surgeons saw some function in Monday. band’s halftime script which parodied recent extraordinary measures” to per- dumpster was later charged with violating probation. who is becoming the nemesis of the donor liver during surgery, but The hospital’s transplant team news accounts of U.S.-Soviet espionage. Pentagon wastrels, has asked fora su'ade other companies that it was don’t expect it to begin working was called Sunday about an The band has long been known for its highly copy but has been rebuffed. worth their while to bid on them. Fourth grade has sound Ideas well for two to three days, unidentified potential donor in Internal Army documents, which Texas. The doctors left for Texas irreverent scripts. Some people have found “ To cancel these (contracts) Battaglio said. The surgeons had them wildly funny; others have found them to we’ve reviewed, explain why. OLD L Y M E — Romance has nothing to do with a group of Old “ great trouble” stopping the at 8:15 p.m. Sunday and “ deemed c would at least appear to confirm In a nutshell, the Army plans to Lym e fourth-graders who toss bottles stuffed with notes into the bleeding during the operation, but it was a viable organ, so every­ be simply sophomoric. that viewpoint and could readily solve the problem by repeating its Long Island Sound tide to see if anyone might find them. are most worried now about thing was a go," Battaglio said. lead to protests or legal actions The pants-dropping incident belongs in the mistake. Generals, historically, Dave Fowler, a teacher at Old Lyme’s Center School, for nine Vongiczycki’s advanced liver dis­ ....” Grant wrote. ease, Battaglio said. "simply sophomoric" category. It has no prepare to fight the last war they years has had his students make an annual pilgrim age to the place at a family event such as a football sound to drop the bottles into the water. But Fowler says there Even with driigs, there is a 50 won. In this case, the Army is He also warned the generals that percent chance the viral hepatitis game, and it doesn’t reflect well on the band preparing to re-fight a war it just are no romantic implications here. not only would a sole-source Instead, the students are engaged in a scientific study of Long will recur in the new liver, T lost — and to fight it on an even or on Yale. Satire is one thing. Cheap laughs contract on Starnet "send a clear Island Sound’s current. One bottle even reached Scotland’s east Battaglio said. But chances are bigger scale. signal” that would discourage that it will be milder than the are another. coast. , One wonders if the prank doesn’t prove that Gramm-Rudman shows The Army has spent at least $40 other contractors from future bids, “ W e’re busy studying the east coast of Scotland now, Fowler million on just the “ brainstorm­ the band’s director is the one who should be but that it would run head-on into said, adding a little “ care package” including an inch ruler, toy ing" stage of its CAMIS computer opposition from Weinberger and facing more scrutiny. Certainly he can’t be race cars, and a frisbee is being prepared for the 13-year-old Reach the voters project — try ing to decide what the his chief associates, who are now Scottish boy who found the bottle. ★ ELECTS maintaining much discipline in the band. In what has gone wrong computer system should be de­ committed to the competitive-bid, JOEL D. addition, the “ punishment” — a three-game signed to do. While the money is process. with suspension — seems remarkably lenient. One By Arnold Sawlslak poor, but some are programs with broader being spent on schedule, the work Police prepare bomb checklist coverage, such as farm price supports and wonders what would have happened had one is months behind. The delay, HARTFORD — State troopers are distributing a bomb-scare MROSEK WASHINGTON - Whether or not it college student grants and loans. of the football players tried the same trick. according to our Army sources, checklist to Capitol employees asking workers who receive IM R D OF EDUCATION The problem with the plan is that it is a newspaper advertising! becomes law. the Gramm-Rudman plan to can be blamed, in part, on the Under the dome telephoned threats to remain calm and pose a string of questions Happiness Is... balance the federal budget is a perfect cop-out. Congress is supposed to decide how sole-source contractor. “FOR THE FUTURE OF Rep. Ken Gray, D-Ill., got stuck, to the caller. .. . , Attending the Fair example of what has gone wrong with federal money should be spent. Giving up on with a bundle of unused tickets to* “ When is the bomb going off? Where is the bomb? What kind of MANCHESTER” at South Methodist Congress. it and passing the buck to the president is. at SO NOW THE ARMY PLANS to Newspapers provide the ideal climate Inauguration festivities last Janu-^ bomb is it? What does it look like? Why did you place the bomb? Paid for by Tha Commlttaa to Church The Constitution says," No money shall be the least, an admission by Congress that it have CAMIS absorbed by the new, alaet Joal Mroiak, Paul 8. Hydro project ary, and paid the $3,283.20 bill out! Who are you and where are you?” are among the questions on the for political advertising because new­ drawen from the Treasury, but in conse­ can't do what it was elected to do. At the all-encompassing Starnet compu­ Saybolt Jr.. Traaaurar. October 19, at 10:00 of his own pocket — temporarily. checklist. . mu »• * spapers are in the business of keeping quence of appropriations made by law.” worst, according to Sen. Bill Bradley. ter system. Why? Because, ac­ "O f course nobody’s going to hold a conversation. The first 1 He was then reimbursed from his That means Congress alone is responsible D-N.J., it violates the Constitutional separa­ cording to a July memo seen by our reaction is to hang up,” said Trooper Anthony Murphy. “ But (ADVERTISEMENT) readers, of whatever political persuation, 4 ‘waste of time’ campaign fund. 9 for deciding how the government’s money tion of powers. associate Donald Goldberg, “ the whatever information can be garnered will be helpful.” informed on all aspects of politics. 12 should be spent. Army didn’t have a ‘Chinaman's You can become It’s beginning to look like James “ Dutch" In the past that power has been jealously THIS IS NOT THE FIRST TIME in recent chance' of successfully defending years that Congress has had to throw up its Political potpourri Water heater cause of fire Fogarty is the only member of the Manches­ guarded as the legislative branch's most CAMIS” to Pentagon superiors. a Locksmith Newspapers have a tremendous value 13 ter Board of Directors who makes fiscal potent check short of impeachment against hands when confronted by a difficult But here’s the rub: The generals Ex-Rep. Geraldine Ferraro is WATERBURY — A faulty water heater caused an industrial a president who exceeds his authority. problem. In 1982, it was totally deadlocked intend to have the Starnet system sounding out politicians around fire that sent more than 30 firefighters and employees to a In just a few months you can be earning In six months you could be a Locksmith! for the candidate and are the obvious 14 sense. When you complete your course a diploma The president can make recommenda­ on what to do about the impending designed and built by yet another New York state to see if she has a hospital for treatment for exposure to toxic fumes, authorities big money as a locksmith. There is a nation­ medium for political advertising because When the board refused last week to give up tions in his budget, but he can't spend a dime bankruptcy of Social Security. It passed the chance to unseat Republican Sen; wide shortage o( locksmiths that you can certifies your ability to do any kind of lock 15 sole-source contractor. Electronic said. help nil. All buildings, cars, boats, construc­ repair or installation. the various sections of the newspaper are the idea of a hydroelectric power facility at without congressional approval. Further­ problem on to an outside commission and Alphonse D’Amato next year. Onq The fire Sunday at American Electro Products melted two vats 16 Data Systems Corp. of Texas. In tion machines, trailers, sales, vending ma­ Crimes against property are increasing, devoted to the dissemination of political 17 Union Pond, Fogarty was the only director to more, since 1974, he has been forbidden to gratefully accepted its proposal. effect, the Army is busily rebuild­ important thing she has to find out containing separate quantities of sulfuric acid and cyanide. chines. and many other kinds ol equipment professional locksmiths are in great de­ have one or more locks. Near your home mand. Your opportunities are almost unlim­ news and views: in news columns, in fea­ call for scrapping the project. “ impound” or refuse to spend appropriated If Gramm-Rudman passes, what would be ing the Maginot Line. — perhaps the crucial factor in her Officials believe the two chemicals combined forming lethal 18 funds if Congress insists. next? Will Congress find a way to duck the decision — is whether campaign hydrogen cyanide vapor. there are thousands of locks in need of re­ ited. Locksmithing Institute graduates have There was no formal vote, but four other The Army is aware that the new been finding financial success and inde­ ture articles, in editorials, in “Letters to the free trade-protectionism controversy? Will money • will be forthcoming. A “ If you mix these two chemicals together, it gives you the same pair. replacement or keys right now. That was passed in the days of $50 billion plan is “ still not without risk.” So The original Locksmithing home study pendence since 1948. Editor” columns, in cartooris. 20 directors said they wanted town administra­ gas that’s used in the gas chamber,” said Deputy Fire Chief deficits. Now the country has $200 billion it tell the Joint Chiefs of Staff decide whether an August internal report warns: recent look revealed her campaign course offers everything required for a ca­ Get the facts. Write for free booklet "C^- tors to continue exploring the possibility of Martin H. Goody, adding the blaze was probably accidental. 21 deficits and the government — Congress and to declare war? “ The, Competition-in-Contracting fund has exactly $89,308 in it. She reer in locksmithing. Clear illustrated les­ portunities in Locksmithing." Locksmithing hydroelectric power. The directors’ discus­ sons. tools and suppjies—even an eteclrk Institute. Dept 416^105, 1500 Cardinal Dr, 22 the presidency — have been unable to agree Sound silly? Stick around. Act has created an environment had to transfer $20,575 last April to Newspapers rank high in creating name sion came after private interests pulled out of key making niochine Little Falls.N.J. 07424. 25 on how to reduce them. The While House and an expectation that sole- her 1978 campaign fund to pay the Price thwarts conservation identification. Newspapers rank high in the project, saying it would not be feasible wants more domestic program budget cuts: Arnold Sawlslak is a senior editor lor source contracting will no longer $21,239 she ran up in legal fees 27 economically, and after town administrators Congress, or at least enough of it to block the United Press Internationai. during the investigation of her 1978 HARTFORD — The relatively low price of water thwarts believability. And newspapers rank high in 5 28 take place. It is possible that the V DON'T MISS THIS ^ recommended that the project be dropped. president's proposals, wants tax increases. sole-source contract may be finances by the Federal Election conservation efforts and some environmental officials are providing the lowest cost per voter means 32 protested.” Commission. urging that large water users be charged more. of communicating and getting your mes­ 35 It was originally thought that the town could “ We say water is so essential and yet we price it cheaper than 36 THERE IS IN F ACT a stalemate on how to In other words, it's strictly an at least break even on producing electricity solve the problem, which is getting worse. dirt,” said Brent Blackwelder, a Washington-based VERNON HISTORICAL SOCIETY sage across. 37 image problem. And this, the 38 from the waters of Union Pond, but it has been That is demonstrated by the fact that environmentalist. report suggests, can be handled by Mlnl-editorlal 39 made clear that there would be red ink for too Congress has been called upon to raise the “ We found that increasing water prices is a strong stick to use FALL ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE a good public-relations campaign. If you saw any of Mikhail in terms of encouraging people to conserve water,” he said at a 40 many years. federal debt limit to $2 trillion, a number This election year, perhaps more so that 41 “ The Army should attempt to Gorbachev's televised appearan­ recent dohference on water conservation sponsored by the that previously had been attached only to ever, people have a watchful eye on criti­ 45 Private developers, much better equipped mitigate these risks through an Farmington River Watershed Association. interstellar distances. ces during his recent visit to 48 than the town to handle such a project, have effective liaison and information Under current policies, the state Department of Public Utility SUND AY, October 20, 1985 cal, crucial issues. Your job is to tell them Into this situation comes two freshman France, then you know the new 49 refused to participate. Manchester, too, campaign” — aimed at Defense Control requires water suppliers to use a rate system under 10 am to 5 pm Republican senators — Warren Rudman of Kremlin leader is a first-rate about yourself, about the issues, explain should forget it. Secretary Caspar Weinberger, performer. He appears to be the which customers who use the most water pay less. your solutions to the problems that affect 53 New Hampshire and Phil Gramm of Texas Congress and the media. Vernon Center Middle School As Fogarty said, “ It’s a waste of time.” first Soviet politico to master a 54 — with a simple idea: pass a law setting At least one Army official, 777 Hartford Turnpike (Route 30) your community. limits on the deficit for each year from 1986 technique pioneered by U.S. politi­ Wayne Grant, acting assistant cians years ago — the ability to Federation offers quake relief Vernon. Connecticut \ 56 to 1992 and if Congress fails to observe them, secretary for financial manage­ 57 Letters to the editor let the president decide what programs dissemble and prevaricate con­ WESTPORT — The Save the Children Federation Inc. has ment, has warned that the “ new vincingly on camera, in the full The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters should be denied funds. Social Security launched a program designed to help fam ilies in Mexico City Under the Management of Gail and Gene Dickenson of 58 approach being recommended” — knowledge that the truth rarely to the editor. would be exempt and defense spending cuts rebuild homes that were destroyed by recent earthquakes. 59 that is, the sole-source contract to catches up. Given President Rea­ Memory Lane Antiques Letters should be brief and to the point. They should would be limited, but everything else would The effort is called “ Project Vecindades” after the Mexican Electronic Data Systems — may gan's renowned expertise before 60 be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for ease in be eligible for reduction or elimination. term for the traditional row houses for the city’s working poor. All proceeds to he given to the Vernon Historical Society. mianrl^PHtpr BpralJi not be in the Army's best interests. the cameras, maybe we ought to 61 editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be The Rudman-Gramm plan probably About half of such houses in Mexico City were destroyed in the lay aside the nuclear arsenals and General Admission - $2.25 but with this ad all admissions $2.00 each. 62 signed with name, address and daytime telephone would work. Thr' presidcm alreail.\ lia.'- a list quake. Save the Children said in a statement. FOR ONE THING, “there ap­ have a Reagan-Gorbachev image Under the program announced Friday, university architects number (for verification). of programs he believes should be cut or OVER 60 EXHIBITORS pears to be no rationale on a duel Photo ops at 50 paces could and engineers will train 15 people in Mexico City neighborhoods The Herald reserves the right to edit ielters in the killed. A lot of them are in the welfare urea, ^Growing Since 1881 cost-effectiveness basis” for can­ save a few million lives and in repair, clean-up and reconstruction. Directions: Exit 66 (form erly Exit 97) o ff Route 84. Follow sif;ns. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. such as food stamps and legal aid lor the celing other, competitively won prevent nuclear winter. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15, 19«5 - t H - M/ CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crook* A Catale VOU'KE UNDER lo o k © l ik e THE ' WHAT WILL WE ARREST, PAU 5TRAN&ER ISN'T 00, LVOIA '? Tuesday TV SOINSTO BEAN ^' Hulk visit Insurers struggle HELP. THERE'S 4^ ONLY ONE deserted them Robert Mitchum, Claire THIN6W E 6:00 PM ® CE) (22i f3^ N ews Bloom, Christopher Mitchum 1985 (2 c a n 0 0 - (5) Diff'rent Strokes Channels hrs.) fulfills with AIDS claims CE) (SI) Hart to Hart f p Merv Griffin ( i l l Gimme A Break WFSB Hartford. CT 3 ( D (4^ Moonlighting (CC) Maddie and illness, it’s unreasonable to expect (SD Dr W ho WNEW Naw York. NY 5 David investigate a murder case from the HARTFORD (UPI) - Some of WTNH Naw Havan, CT 8 1940 s in this episode containing black- a dream the nation’s largest insurance someone’s going to provide insu­ Newswatch WOR Naw York. NY 9 and white sequences. (60 min.) firms based in Connecticut differ rance coverage,” he said. S D Reporter 41 WPIX Naw York. NY n HART (D MOVIE: 'Rumor o f W ar' Pari 1 in company standards on issuing The Hartford does not seek MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WTXX Watarbury. CT 20 By Oaboroh Brown thousaiK WWLP Springfiald. MA 22 yVar: A Commentary with United Press International health and life coverage to AIDS results of the AIDS antibody tests, at Conm (H) Good Times WEDH Hanford. CT 24 Gwynne Dyer (CC) Profession of Arms ' A profile of career military officers is fea­ victims or those exposed to the “ but that is not to say the situation versities [CN N] Prog Cont'd WVIT Hanford. CT 30 won’t change,” Rennie said. WSBK Boston. MA 38 tured (60 min) NEW YORK - “The Incredible deadly disease. percent [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook Insurance companies accept W 6G8 Springfiald. MA 40 ^ Chespirito ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnson Hulk” played fairy godmother in Insurers say they view AIDS the ment ol [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Swing Shift' ICC) A WXTV Paiarson, NJ 41 same as any other life-threatening preliminary estimates that only 5 woman finds herself caught in a triangle [C N N ] Larry King Live an emotional visit with a mentally nounced .W 6BY Springfiald, MA »r condition, but their business prac­ percent to 20 percent of people with when she trades household duties for a |ob WTIC Hanford. CT [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Laughter in Paradise' m u y o u s K handicapped young man whose The d in a factory Goldie Hawn. Christine Lahti, CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi When a practical joker dies, four relatives soMeoNeumouT W H A T M ttW ^ dream had been to talk with the tices and the possibility of spiral­ positive test results will ever 159,000 I Kurt Russell 1984 Rated PG DISNEY Disney Channel IDISI find their inheritances have certain condi­ GftlNNING/trt television muscleman. ing rates already worry represen­ develop AIDS. fall seih: [MAXI MOVIE: 'The Thing' A U S re ESPN Spons Network lESPNl tions attached Audrey Hepburn. Alastair Despite test limitations, con­ Sim, Fay Compton, 1950. OUeOFYBURS"/ Lou Ferrigno, who portrayed the tatives of homosexual groups. 1.4 percc search station in the Arctic is terrorized by HBO Home Box Office [HBOl Some insurance companies, in­ firmed positive results are “ very a strange creature from another world CiNEMAX Cin«msx iMAXl televison strongman “ the Hulk,” percent 9:30 PM [E S P N ] Championship solid ground for declining a per­ Kenneth Tobey, Dewey Martin. James Ar TMC Movie Channel iTMCl Roller Derby fulfilled the wish of John Laven- cluding those based in Connecti­ a c c o rd ness 1951 USA USA Network lUSAl cut, refuse to offer individual life son,” said Dr. Donald C. [MAX] George Stevens: Great burg, 22, of Bloomfield, Conn., in a stateme [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express Moments in American Film Jack Lem­ New York hotel Monday. or health polices to people with Chambers, vice president and The dl chief medical director of Lincoln 6:30 PM CB Too Close for mon hosts this salute to one of America's “ I knew it would be hard for me AIDS. undergr Comfort 8:00 PM CD Hometown Jane meets greatest filmmakers. emotionally, Ferrigno said refer­ Employers’ group-benefit plans National Corp. enrollmi the man of her dreams and Peter is reu­ The Fort Wayne, Ind.-based (11) Benson nited with an old flame (60 min ) 10:00 PM CD News ring to meeting Lavenburg. ” I do not involve the screening and gr required by insurance companies company is the parent firm of dS) NBC Nightly News CD PNl Magazine ( D ^ Our Family Honor (CC) Jerry's hated to turn a wish down. So I maiqed secret idontiiy may be revealed, Frank's 7 ' for individual policies. Group Security Connecticut Life Insu­ The fi (S ) Nightly Business Report CD W ho's the Boss? (CC) Mona re­ made it my business to fulfill a drug bust stakeout is ruined, and Liz and lV/6 child’s dream.” health contracts, though, may rance Co. of Avon. necticut ABC News (CC| ceives an inheritance from a mysterious her partner become involved in a juvenile ® ) Noticiero SIN benefactor assault case (60 min.) In a 3S-mlnute news conference, exclude medical payments for Chambers said rough estimates Iments i indicate there could be 300,000 new (S ) One Day at a Time CD News (TT) Independent News the elated Lavenburg in a wheel­ certain health conditions that level off ALLEY OOP • by Dave Grave Herald photo by Pinto existed before an employee joined AIDS cases over the next five [C N N ] Showbiz Today CO) MOVIE: 'The Thrill of It All' A doc Trapper John. M.D. chair and “ The Hulk” chatted on ent witi tor's wife disrupts th^r life by becoming a P’ the group plan. years in the United States. [D IS ] Ozzie and Harriet ( 8 Walk Through 20th Century with subjects ranging from Ferrlgno’s Norma i TV pitch' girl. Dons Day, James Garner, family, body building, birthdays, N/cer quarters Many insurance firms expect Based on estimated average higher e [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women Arlene Francis. 1963. Bill Moyers (CC) The 30-Second Presi­ dent.' Bill Moyers discusses the effect of favorite “ Incredible Hulk” scenes applicants for individual policies costs of medical care and the size “ Until [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Get Crazy' Aging hip­ (8 MOVIE; 'Other Side of Midnight' advertising on our culture with account ex­ A new press box stands at Manchester roomier than the one it replaces and of life insurance policies, the pies and punk rockers pull together to Part 2 and make-up. to disclose whether blood tests enrollm: ecutive Rosser Reeves, who worked on also has storage area underneath for have indicated they have been insurance industry could face prevent a real estate tycoon from demo­ d l) Inside Look early political spots for Dwight D. Eisen­ High School’s Memorial Field, replacing individti lishing a rock 'n roll arena Malcolm In a poignant gesture, Laven­ exposed to HTLV-III, the virus more than $50 billion in AIDS- shrinkir d4) d?) Nova (CC) 'Seeds of Tomorrow.' hower (R) (60 min ) the old one, which had been con­ athletic equipment. It was constructed McDowell, Allen Goorwitz. Daniel Stern burg presented his long-time hero believed to be the probable cause related claims, he said. student! 1983 Rated R New technological methods to improve (^ ) Odd Couple demned by officials. The new facility is by school personnel. agricultural output are explored (60 min.) Dancing Days with a tom beach towel, exposing a of AIDS, ” On a business level, ope under­ Iment i 7:00 PM CD CBS News ( 8 MOVIE: The Sand Pebbles' Part 2 Special Operations Executive caricature of Ferrigno’s brawny Major differences — some stands the insurance companies’ student! CD Three's Company character and “ The Incredible concern,” said Bill Walker, co- dT) Bianca Vidal $1) Matt Houston among insurers themselves — the im[ CD ABC News (CC) Hulk” emblazoned on it. center on how the insurance chairman of AIDS Project New (pi) MOVIE: 'Eyewitness' A janitor's de­ [CN N] Evening News them a| CD $100,000 pyramid sire to meet a bPauiiful television reporter Hero and fan embraced. Monster pumpkin nets prize industry will use those controver­ Haven. ’’But to deny insurance on 5 over stu [H B O ] Hitchhiker: Night Shift A cruel d l) Jeffersons leads him to pretend he knows more about Lavenburg, who has Downs sial tests for the presence of AIDS something (antibody tests) ex­ Amo a murder than he does William Hurt, Sig­ nurse and her boyfriend have their co­ d® (g) M'A*S*H perts tell us tells us nothing, I find ourney Weaver, Christopher Plummer meuppance when a new patient checks in syndrome, has become seriously antibodies. Connect W heel of Fortune 1981 Margot Kidder. Darren McGavin. ill In recent months with cardiac Some companies will not insure unconscionable.” rienced THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sanaom (8 ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CNN] Prime News [MAX] MOVIE: 'Without a Trace' problems, said doctors at the anyone exposed to the virus; some Hartford-based Aetna Life k increasi When a small boy doesn't return home for farmer from Connecticut ^ Price Is Right Newington Children’s hospital, may offer coverage at higher the gn [ESPN] Championship Wrestling from school, his mother and a compas­ Casualty does not specifically ask where the young man has been a prices; while others have yet to part-tin Newlywed Game [HBO] MOVIE; 'Missing in Action' An sionate cop embark on a seemingly hope­ The pumpkin was weighed at was the previous record-holder about AIDS when issuing a policy, American Army colonel, trying to convince less search Judd Hirsch. Kate Nelligan, patient since 1977. By Ben DeForest take a position. iment c @ ) Topacio Topsfield, Mass., one of six weigh­ with a 493-pumpkin grown in 1981. but like most firms reserves the the world that MIA's are stilt imprisoned in Siockard Channing 1983 Rated PG A meeting was arranged by The Associated Press Industry officials compare in­ a m o n (§^ Nightly Business Report ing centers in North America, right in the first two years to refuse Vietnam, accompanies a Senate investiga­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Brother from hospital officials at the posh hotel ’’One thing I tried in particular suring AIDS victims to writing a undergr ST) Diff'rent Strokes tion committee to Ho Chi Minh City Chuck the results were tabulated Monday claims and cancel if pertenent Another Planet' A black extraterrestrial where Ferrigno is staying during a COLLINS. N.Y. - Scott Cully was to take off all the female policy for a home already burning, Deere [CNN] Moneyline Norns 1984 Rated R slave discovers the bizarre and humorous in this western New York farm pre-existing conditions are not promotional toui^ for a new exer­ believed happiness would be a flowers in an effort to get the most or insuring the life of a person with at the [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Heidi Comes Home' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Gunga Din' Three Bn adventures of street life in Harlem when he 150-pound pumpkin, but the Con­ town where the World Pumpkin disclosed. tish soldiers battle savage punjabs in 19lh escapes his planet for the freedom on cise video program. growth out of the plant,” he said. terminal lung cancer. and 12 Heidi and her grandfather are reunited in Confederation is headquartered. the Alps Katia Polletin, Stefan Arpagaus century India Ciouglas Fairbanks, Jr . Cary Earth Joe Morion. Rosanna Carter. Ray necticut man got a little more than Refusing to insure people who The Travelers Cos., also based in leges, b Ramirez 1984 Both winners fell short of the 1978 Grant, Joan Fontaine 1939 “ It makes me feel great. Being he expected when he planted a Cully used a fertilizer but already have AIDS is consistent Hartford, says it has no intentions of 12 p world record 612-pound pumpkin [ESPN] Sportscenter [T M C l MOVIE: 'Red Dawn' Teenagers [U S A ] Loudon 100 Stock Car Race here in person is like being a fairy Nova Scotia seed. wouldn’t say what kind. He only with the basic principles of insu­ of excluding AIDS from its poli­ colleges swing into action when their hometown in submitted by Norman Gallagher of [U SA] Radio 1990 10:30 PM (ii) News godmother,” Ferrigno said, ad­ Cully grew a 515.4-pound gourd watered the gourd, ’’whenever rance, said Eric Rennie, spokes­ cies. Connecticut General of Amon Colorado is invaded by the Russians Pa ding “ for him to smile is all 1 and took top honors at the 1985 Chelpn, Wash,, last year. Gal­ 7:30 PM (D PNI Magazine trick Swayze, C Thomas Howell, Lea ^8} Dick -Van Dyke nature didn’t.” man for The Hartford Insurance Bloomfield pays claims according there w Thompson 1984 Rated PG-13 want.” The burly actor, kneeling World Pumpkin Confederation lagher “ lived in his pumpkin CD M*A‘S*H (4i) 24 Horas Group, to contracts and is monitoring ’’nation, down with one arm resting on Weigh-Off Monday. patch,” his wife said at the time. Harry Hurley of New Egypt, CD W heel of Fortune [U SA] Prime Time Wrestling [D IS ] DTV ” If vou came in with a terminal medical and legal developments. tract E Lavenburg’s wheelchair, looked But the rival International ” He talked to the pumpkin, he N.J., placed second with a 496.5- CD Benny Hill Show 8:15 PM Major League [ESPN] NFL Arm Wrestling outside FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thave* visibly moved by the young man’s Pumpkin Association gave its fertilized it, he kissed it.” pound entry, the biggest of the (S ) Independent News Baseball; American League Champion­ [HBO] MOVIE: Give My Regards to two-yea ship Game 6 If this game is not necessary, pencil sketches of “ The Incredible award to Michael Hodgson of Cully, a University of Connecti­ pumpkins weighed at Collins, ( 8 ( 8 Barney Miller Broad Street' (CC) A pop superstar tries ELECT more tli alternate programming will air. (3 hrs.) to retrieve the stolen master tape of his Hulk.” River Phillips, Nova Scotia, who cut horticulture graduate, raised Sharing third place with 491.5- regional (8 Jeopardy forthcoming album Paul McCartney. Ringo pound pumpkins were Edward 8:30 PM CD a h in the Family The former television star talked had a 531-pound pumpkin. his champion gourd at Ellsworth ” We i New Newlywed Game Starr. Linda McCartney 1984 Rated PG H O W C O /n e 'iftDU TERRY BOGLI ( D ^ Growing Pains (CC) Carol's about his wife and child, handing ” I didn’t expect anything like Hall Farm in Sharon, Conn., where Gancarzof Wrightstown, N.J.; and cation n (4^ Benson * Board of Education * hopes to be a writer are crushed by Mag­ 11:00 PM (D CD S?) (5»oj News Lavenburg a picture of his family. this,” said the 25-year-old corpo­ he works as assistant manager. Daniel Smerek of Niagara Falls, continui gie's honest criticism of Carol's work /vtAPl^ep ir WfZQNGP d?) Wild World of Animats (D Taxi Lavenburg broke out in a smile. rate farmer from Sharon, Conn. ” I He said this marked his first Ontario. 1986*1989 Term numbei CD Family Feud [C N N ] Crossfire CD Bizarre The two also agreed on their honestly had a goal of 150 pounds. I year at growing pumpkins of the • PTA Leader Joseph Rette of Allentown, N.J., maindei [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater (If) Carson's Comedy Classics ''I PoN'T KNOW" WAS favorite “ Hulk” show. figured if I could get that. I ’d be large strain, although he has a Served on Board’s Grade renewin [ m a x ] Maxtrax This show features hot grown smaller field pumpkins for captured the squash competition 9:00 PM CD m o v ie : 'Promises to Bosom Buddies “ Did you see the show, where I happy.” Reorganization Committee more st videos from rock's rising stars about seven years. Cully used good with a 474-pounder. Larry Schaffer Keep' (CC) A roustabout returns home to 8 Dr. Who THE= COpfZEC^r AN./WF;K. fight the bull?” Ferrigno asked. Cully’s giant pumpkin beat out • Two children attending for colic [USA] Dragnet his wife and children 30 years after having agricultural practices and tried to of Chillicothe, Ohio, was second 8 M *A *S 'H -TIW) ■‘That’s my favorite.” 1,000 entries at six fairs in the Manchester schools. Curre keep the bugs off while growing a with 462.5 pounds, and Harold Fulp (§7) Second City TV Smiiiing broadly and nodding United States, Canada and New state’s ( Zealand that, participated in the pumpkin from a seed propagated Jr. of Nineva, Ind., placed third VOTE DEMOCRATIC on Nov. 5th (!p) Comedy Break T h a a /c j 10-15 emphatically, Lavenburg replied triculat in Nova Scotia by Howard Dill, who with 452 pounds. Paid for by Th« Commlttoe to Eloct Tarry Bogll. Richard Bragdon. TraMur*r. [CN N] Moneyline “ Yes. Mine too.” WPC contest. departr [DIS] Disney's Legends & Heroes C [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour PROMISES TO KEEP WINTHROP • by Dick Cavalli Out of bounds at Yale? 11:15 PM ( f i) Reporter 41 I CAN'T ^ W O U L O y O U BELIEVE I WOULONY b e l i e v b MC 11:30 PM (D Entertainment u n d e r s t a n d I (JUST HAD A BATH VOa'VB HAO A BATH Jack Palmer (Robert Mit- Tonight CD Dynasty HOW r N(* OMkuJ dropped our pants,” Duffy.said. dD Comedy Tonight the university’s band leader says. find the often political or news- similar CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Duffy said suspending the four [CNN] Sports Tonight “ I want to get to the bottom of related themes entertaining and Connec band members shows them they [ESPN] Sportscenter this,” band leader Tom Duffy said amusing. munlty Monday after meting out three- ” I have to think about this and can’t stray from the band’s MCC 11:45 PM [TMC] MOVIE: '10' game suspensions to two members talk other students in the band production. paikhig Caught in a mid-life crisis, a man pursues A s tro g ra p h fund i Yale Precision Marching Band his dream girl. Dudley Moore. Julie An­ who have stepped forward. The and seeto how indignant they are,” compai drews, Bo Derek 1979 Rated R. other two, whose Identities Duffy Duffy said. ’T v e set up the members have dropped their pants 1984, ac in unison before, but it was always 12:00 AM CD Simon & Simon claims to know, have not met with boundaries. There will be some­ Brown, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An im ­ help to you in other areas of your life Be part of the act. And the band Crossword CD Barnaby Jones him to discuss the situation. thing done. It couldn’t come at a studeni portant objective can be achieved to­ friendly to everybody. members always had worn other d l) ( 8 Comedy Break day, provided you pul lorth your very GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Som ething Duffy said both men and women more inappropriate time.” compa Duffy was referring to Yale’s pants beneath. ( 8 MOVIE: 'Big House, U.S.A.' When a best elfort. Don't operate In a halfheart­ worthwhile can be accomplished today participated in the Saturday's for The coi ^ r t h d a y Duffy said the band dropped ACROSS 2 Normandy Answer to Previous Puzzle young boy is kidnapped from a camp, the ed fashion. provided you're industrious Pul work trouser-drop during halftime of Oct. 5 game against Army, when studeni invasion day FBI is called in to investigate. Broderick CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Friends and duty above the pursuit of pleasure. Yale's home game with Holy West Point Athletic Director Carl their pants when they parodied the compa R E S T Crawford. Ralph Meeker, Lon Chaney. (comp, wd.) Oct. 16, 1985 who request advice from you today will CANCER (June 21-July 22) A situation Ullrich censored the band’s half­ National Football League and New Septen 1 Elaborate poem 1955 Cross. Duffy did not release their 4 Scratches 3 Grieve (obs.) not ignore your helpful suggestions. you have thus far viewed a Irille too neg­ names, and he emphasized the time script which parodied recent Haven Symphony strikes in 1982. The ( 8 Barney Miller They'll know your Ideas are feasib le and atively will turn out to be m anageable to­ 9 Strange 4 Female ruff There will be a considerable improve­ students were wearing shorts news accounts of U.S.-Soviety But he noted, ” We even had a pants for fur d l) Pelicula: ‘Plata Dulce* Federico that you have their best interest at heart day. Trust your abilities. 12 Oriental 5 Clothe ment in your material conditions in the when they dropped their pants. espionage. check. That Just shows corporate year tc Luppi. Julio de Grazia year ahead. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15. 1985 - 11 I» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15. 1M5 It Enrollment Manchester In Brief Directors critical of plan at colleges Continued from page 1 rival the skyline of Hartford,” cause problems for current FOCUS/ Leisure MHS open house Is tonight Mercier said. residents. "It's probably too soon form e to Most also agreed with Weinberg down 2,000 Manchester High School will hold its annual open house for character of the area and that the form an opinion on it,” said Mayor that the PZC should hold more than parents tonight from 7 to 9:30 p.m. plan's adoption would hurt the Barbara Weinberg, a Democrat. one hearing. From 7 to 7; 30, parents may see any teacher in the school's value of their houses. “ Certainly it needs a lot more The 38-page plan, released Sept. HARTFORD (AP) - Two- classrooms. At 7:30, they should report to theirson or daughter's The plan would allow up to 20 study and a lot more public input.” 18, is comprehensive in scope and thousand fewer students enrolled first period class and be ready to follow an abbreviated version of housing units per acre in certain The mayor said she will write to lays out proposed classifications at Connecticut's colleges and uni­ the child's daily schedule. designated areas, twice the maxi­ General Manager Robert Weiss for all of Manchester. versities this fall than last, a 1.3 mum amount currently allowed in today in hopes of scheduling a It calls for a special, mixed-use ' 2- t percent decline, the state Depart­ a Planned Residential Develop­ workshop at which planning offi­ zone in northern Manchester near ment of Higher Eklucation an­ Butter available at MACC ment classification, the floating cials would brief the Board of the South Windsor town line that nounced today. zone that allows condominiums. Directors. She said even though would include high-density resi­ The Manchester Area Conference of Churches will distribute The department reported that the directors do not have a vote on dential, commercial and industrial butter on Thursday from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at Center Congregational 159,000 students enrolled for the "I WOULD LIKE to wait and the plan, they should be informed development. The mixed zone ;.'v v fall seihester. There was a drop of Church to all people who have pre-registered for the monthly listen to the explanation Wednes­ of exactly what is being proposed. includes the area where develop­ 1.4 percent in public schools and 1.2 food distribution program. day," said Republican Director Weinberg also said additional ers have proposed to build the percent at independent schools, Eligible Manchester residents interested in receiving the Donna Mercler, referring to the public hearings should be held, Buckland Hills Mall, Which is according to a prepared government foods on a monthly basis can register for the public hearing. “ Personally I'm possibly in each of the neighbor­ rivaled by another that would lie statement. program on Thursday because of a change in policy at the not very pleased at the direction hoods tte plan would affect. She mainly in South Windsor. The dropoff came mostly at the Community Renewal Team, which administers the program, this town seems to be heading in as called the plan a “ draft copy.” The plan would concentrate undergraduate level as full-time MACC said. far as high-rise buildings go.” “ There's still a lot of work left,” most of the town's Industrial enrollment went down 3 percent For information on eligibility standards, call the human needs Mercier said high rise buildings Weinberg said. “ That's the impor­ development in the northern sec­ tion near 1-84. Planning Depart­ Saturday’s and graduate enrollment re­ department at MACC at 646-4114. might be built in high-density tant message to get across.” mained steady. Also at the distribution, Irvin Booker of Northeast Utilities and areas when other usable land in ment officials have said the area The figures "indicate that Con­ Betty Markie of CRT will discuss the federal energy assistance Manchester is fully developed. She A LL THE DIRECTORS who will grow economically when the connection between 1-84 and 1-384 necticut higher education enrol­ program for 1985-86, which begins Nov. 1. said she does not want to see that were interviewed said they were lments this year will continue to happen. worried that higher-density zoning and other highway projects are could ruin the environment and completed. house tour level off and even decline, consist­ " I don't want, to see this town ent with projected trends,” said Bank to film Manchester Norma Glasgow, commissioner of Connecticut National Bank will videotape sites around higher education. Manchester Wednesday in an effort to learn more about the “ Until recently, the growing enrollments of older and part-time community, an official for the bank said today. ild chase leads to capture nets $3,000 individuals helped to offset the Manchester and other area towns are being taped this month shrinking pool of college , age by Connecticut Video Products, a company the bank hired for the project, said Robin Shaw, a market planner for CNB. The tapes A stakeout by Manchester police Route 30 and then east on Tunnel presented in Manchester Superior students,'' she said. “ The enrol­ By Nancy Pappas lment of these non traditional will be shown regularly in the lobby of CNB's downtown Hartford at a Vernon man's home this Road before getting onto Inter­ Court this morning. He was students now has stabilized. With office, Shaw said. morning turned into wild car chase state 84, westlMund. charged with evading police in Herald Reporter n , v: the improved economy, more of Shaw said a spokesman for Manchester will be taped talking that involved Vernon, South Wind­ As the Manchester detectives pursuit, evading responsibility for them appear to be choosing work about the town for three minutes while three other cameras take sor and state Police and ended with pursued Klinger at speeds of about a motor vehicle accident and It's not often that a person gets to nose around in over study." pictures of the sections of town mentioned by the spokesman. the man's capture in South Wind­ 85 mph, a state trooper joined in reckless driving. another family's home. Among public institutions only In Manchester's case, the spokesman will be a woman: Mayor sor, Manchester police said today. the chase, police said. Information on the larceny and But that's just what 350 people did onSaturday, as forgery charges against him was Connecticut State University expe­ Barbara Weinberg, Shaw said. Manchester police said they Klinger got off the highway at they participated in the Manchester home tour to unavailable. rienced an overall enrollment were staking out the home of exit 62, where a Manchester police benefit Cheney Hall. More than $3,000 was raised for Vernon resident Garry Klinger, 39, officer had set up his crusier as a increase, up 1.2 percent, however the restoration of the hall, tour coordinator Rose at about 7 a.m. today when he got roadblock, police said. Klinger An unidentified man was L the growth took place at the Gloria Stevens refunds offered Jackson said Monday. part-time level. Full-time enrol­ into his car and tried to escape. drove around the roadblock, police knocked unconscious this morning lment decreased by 2.4 percent Any person who was a member of the Gloria Stevens Figure Police said they were staking out said, and began traveling south on when he fell off his moped on The tour included a luncheon in Cheney Hall and a among grauates and Salon in Manchester has until Dec. 28 to apply for a pro-rated Klinger's home because they held Buckland Street. As police con­ Hollister Street, police said today. look at four family homes. The tour also included a undergraduates. refund, the state Department of Consumer Protection said. warrants for his arrest on charges tinued to pursue him, he made a Police said he fell off the moped stop at South United Methodist Church and a look at Decreases were relatively small Consumers who have been the victims of surprise health club of second-degree forgery and first- U-turn, driving over a median and when he saw a cat crossing his units in the Ribbon M ill Apartments and the at the University of Connecticut closings have six months from the date of the closing to apply for degree larceny. Though Klinger traveling north on Buckland Street path. Further information was Clocktower Apartments, two converted factory and 12 regional community col­ the pro-rated reimbursement for unused contract time. had promised he would turn into South Windsor. unavailable this morning. buildings in the Cheney Mills area. Visitors paid $15 leges, but there was a total dropoff himself in, police said they felt he South Windsor police had joined Consumer Protection Commissioner Mary M. Heslin said in a each for the tour and the luncheon, which was early marriage," Smart said. “ But I just love going the rest of the tour. style exterior, the interior has the feeling of a of 12 percent at state technical might try to leave the area. the chase by that time, and Klinger news release. Coatly color catered by the MARC Bakery. on tours, to get ideas. This way, when I win the $7 Many said they wished the booklet included with Sturbridge primitive. “ It really shows you that you colleges. The town salon on Broad Street closed June 28 and is among Police said that when Klinger struck two South Windsor cruisers In ancient Rome, Emperor Nero The $15 pricetag was a matter of concern to a few million lottery and do over m y house. I'll have all the tour had contained a map. don't need a lot of money to do things really nice," Among independent schools, several Gloria Stevens and Active Woman salons in Connecticut left his home, Manchester detec­ as they chased him onto Route 74 and Route 5. ordered a purple fabric colored guests. Janice Brand and Joanna Krawfsky of kinds of ideas.” "H ow do 1 get over to that house on Tanner said Wotton. there was steady enrollment at which have closed in the past six months. tives blocked his car as it was Manchester police said Klinger with extracts from murex shel­ South Windsor said they were disappointed. They “ House , touring” is something of a hobby for Street?” asked one woman, as she was leaving the She said she thought she could borrow some of the "national institutions," which at­ To obtain an application for a refund, call or write to the stopped for a traffic light at tract students primarily from Peterson and West streets in was finally stopped whwn he lfish. Seafaring Phoenician mer­ expected a more educational tour. Brand said. color schemes and the use of black iron latches in Department of Consumer Protection, Frauds Division, 165 many of those who attended Saturday's benefit home of Donald and Rosemary Jackson on Pitkin outside the state, growth at the Vernon. But Klinger managed to trumed into a driveway off Route chants made the regal dye and “ You're paying so much, and it's for a historical place of doorknobs. Capitol Avenue, Hartford, 06106, or phone 566-3822. tour. "It's great, but it's hard to get a day free to do Street. The hostess at the Jackson home didn't two-year schools, and a decline of drive around the detectives' car, 5. grew rich selling purple wool for restoration, it could be all really old homes, or it,” said Joyce Kennard. “ There's the house, the know, but the problem was solved by a consultation Fortuna was particularly impressed with the Completed applications must include documentation, such as a the equivalent of $150 a pound. more than 2 percent at four-year police said, and sped north on Klinger was scheduled to be arranged in historical order, or something,” said chores, the errands. Finally you just have to say, among several of the guests. m irror tricks employed by Helen Wolverton in her regional institutions. contract copy, cancelled checks and receipts. Brand. “ This just seems to be a group of pretty 'Look, I'm worth it. Let's get away and do it.” ' Most of the guests had questions for the Gardner Street house. Six narrow, vertical mirrors “ We in Connecticut higher edu­ houses. You just guide yourself around in no Kennard took the tour with two friends, Katie homeowners — although they were generally about are mounted on a brick wall in the dining room, to cation need to plan realistically for Product Show Is next month particular order." continuing declines in student Fortune and Nancy Mann. “ I love seeing the little the decorating, not about the driving route. give an appearance of greater size to the room. Obituaries The only home she felt she'd gotten her money's numbers throughout the re­ The eighth annual Product Show will be held Nov. 22, 23 and 24 personal touches, the way people set out their One woman wanted to knowaboutthecylindersof "That's something I figure I can steal — uh, I mean mainder of the century, while in South Windsor and will be sponsored by the chambers of worth from was the Frank Dexter Cheney home at accessories,” ' said Mann. She was particularly fabric which hang above the kitchen windows in the borrow, from her,” Fortuna said. renewing our efforts to attract commerce of three area towns, the Manchester chamber Susanna Seanie Lutheran Church of Manchester, Besides his parents and broth­ 98 Forest St. Mary and PeterGavarrino, the present taken with the unusual, contemporary home of Wolverton home. "That's purely 'woman-touch,' Usually those little decorating tricks are the best more students to stay within state announced this week. and Scandia Lodge, Order of Vasa. ers, he is survived by a paternal owners, gave mini-lectures on the history of the Robert and Helen Wolverton at 551 Gardner St. “ I just something to soften the lines,” said Helen reason for attending a house tour, Fortuna said. Susanna (Daley) Sesnie, 66, of for coliege," Glasgow said. The show, which was held in the form er SNETCO building on She is survived by one son, Roy grandfather, Santo Bascetta of house. just keep wondering whether they put that kind of Wolverton. "They really serve no purpose at all.” "But this tour is really special, because it's our Canton, wife of Ernest W. Sesnie, Currently, more than half of the New State Road last year, will be at a newly constructed C. Peterson of Baltimore; one Hartford; one son, Joseph M. own, it's Manchester. You forget how beautiful died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. stuff out just for this tour. I hope not.” state's college-bound students ma­ 42,000-square-foot building on Route 5 in South Windsor. The daughter. Mrs. Sedzel Goodman of Bascetta, at home; and one MOST GUESTS, however, were enthusiastic. ALTHOUGH she was impressed with the view Manchester really is. You get so busy running triculate outside the state, the building can hold up to 187 booths, an official at the Greater She was the sister of Julia Andover, with whom she lived; one daughter, Keri A. Bascetta, at Tamasitis and Victor Daley, both “ It's really terrific! I'm so pleased that they TH E R E W ERE a few snafus. One of the shuttle from those windows, Sandra Wotton said she around, getting up and getting to work. The town department said. Manchester Chamber of Commerce said. sister, Mrs. Walter Rising of home:. of Manchester. decided to have a Manchester house tour again," buses taking visitors from one site to the next didn't preferred the rustic Colonial decorating of the John doesn't seem beautiful when you're stuck in traffic, The Manchester, South Windsor and East Hartford chambers Rochester, N.Y.; four grandchild­ The funeral will be Thursday at 9 She also is survived by another said Janice Smart of Hebron. show up, causing many guests to hike around the and Patricia McLaughlin home at 106 Tanner St. let me tell you. But on a gorgeous day like this, it just of commerce will sponsor the event. '' ren; and 11 great-grandchildren. a.m. from the Cromwell Funeral brother, Bemie Daley of South “ M y home is plain, early family. The furniture is Cheney Mills area and then use their own cars for A private funeral and burial Home, 506 Main St., Cromwell, Built in 1984 with a rather conventional Cape Cod- seems like we're really lucky that we live here." MCC figure Windsor. were held in the family plot in East A private funeral and burial will fallowed by a mass of Christian Cemetery. There are no calling burial at 10 a.m. in St. John's be at the convenience of the family. hours. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 follows trend Vincent Funeral Home, 120 Albany Church, Cromwell, with the Rev. E. Center St., is in charge of Mark D. O'Donnell officiating. Turnpike, Canton, is in charge of arrangements. Employing a valet Burial will be in St. James Another strong-willed woman Total enrollment in general fund Fire Calls arrangements. O m etery, Manchester. Calling courses at Manchester Commun­ hours are Wednesday from 7 to 9 ity Coilege is up compared with Robert J. Bascetta Esther Nilsson p.m. last year, but the number of Manchester Monday, 8:37 p.m. — medical Robert J. Bascetta, 36, of Crom­ might help things Esther Peterson Nilsson, 92, of Memorial donations may be full-time students has decreased Monday, 8:05 a.m. — medical call, 75 McIntosh Drive (Town). well, husband of Paula (Bauer) Route 6, Andover, died Monday at made to Hospice, care of Mid­ siightly, according to figures from call, 219A N. Main St. (Eighth Monday, 11:47 p.m. — medical Bascetta, died at his home early 'Marie’ a natural for Spacek a Manchester convalescent home. dlesex Memorial Hospital, Cres­ the MCC registrar's office. District). call, 250 N. Main St. (Town). today. He was the son of Mr. and The figures are consistent with Tuesday, 5:23 a.m. — fire alarm, She was bom in Chicago March Mrs. Sebastian Bascetta and the cent Street, Middletown, 0M57, or in wardrobe land Monday, 10:42 a.m. — fire alarm By Bob Thomas films. “ Coal Miner's Daughter," about country 28, 1893, and had lived in the to the American Cancer Society, similar small declines in all of malfunction, 38 Hamilton Drive 410 Center St. (Town). brother of Joseph S. Bascetta and Associated Press star Loretta Lynn, won her the Academy Award Manchester area most of her life. Middlesex Unit, Meriden Road, Connecticut's 12 regional com­ (Town). Tuesday, 8:16 a.m. — medical James A. Bascetta, all of as best actress of 1980. "C arrie," “ Missing” and She was a member of the Emanuel Manchester. Middletown, 06457. munity colleges. Monday, 12:31 p.m. — medical call, 499 Woodbridge St. (Town). LOS ANGELES — The period just before a “ The R iver" brought her nominations. If I could MCC had 1,628 full-time general call, 108 Croft Drive (Town). movie opens is a nervous one for Academy Her history with “ M arie" demonstrates the have three fund students as of Sept. 23 Mpnday, 12:32 p.m. — medical Award-winning actress Sissy Spacek. However, Spacek tenacity. wishes, which I compared with 1,767 on Sept. 17, can't, of course. call, 108 Croft Drive (Eighth Tolland County with her latest effort, "M arie,” about to show, Miss Spacek was fascinated with the saga of 1984, according to Registrar Kathy I'd use one to District, Paramedics). Friday, 8:20 p.m. — motor luck is on her side. Marie Ragghianti, who was fired and vilified Brown. Part-time general fund Monday, 1:04 p.m. — medical vehicle accident, Bolton High "Fortunately, I have a red-headed diversion,” before winning vindication by suing to get her job wish for a valet. Andy students numbered 3,724 this year My clothes are call, 239 Spencer St. (Town). School, Bolton (Bolton). she said. back. The actress commissioned a script, but had compared with 3,355 a year ago. ON NOV. 5th 7 > ' Monday, 3:49 p.m. — medical Friday, 11:21 p.m. — medical The Oscar winner and her diversion, her to shelve the project when she became pregnant. in such disar­ Rooney The combined total of general fund call, 11 Jackson St. (Town). call, 8 Birch Drive, Andover 3-year-old baby, Schuyler, arrived in a long, gray Later Miss Spacek learned that Peter Maas ray at this time students this Septemter was 5,352 Monday, 4:33 p.m. — smoke (Andover). limousine at the Westwood Marquis hotel, ("Serpico," “ King of the Gypsies") hadwrittena of year that I've compared with 5,122 the previous detector. Meadows Convalescent Saturday, 12:45 a.m. — report of midway through a publicity whiri for “ Marie.” book. “ Marie: A True Story," and producer Dino either got to September. Center, east building (Town). chest pains, 186 Ashbrook Drive, Accompanying her was the real Marie Ragghi- De Laurentiis owned the rights. John Briley, throw them ail The full-time enrollment used VOTE DEMOCRATIC away and start Monday, 5:19 p.m. — motor Coventry (North Coventry, South anti, the Tennessee parole board chairwoman Oscar winner of “ Ghandi," had written a script, for funding purposes is down this vehicle accident, 467 Center St. Coventry). whose revelations of corruption helped send a and Australian Roger Donaldson (“ The Bounty") over or stop everything eise I'm you to. Being washed according to year to 2,776, compared with 2,927 (Town). Saturday, 7:45 a.m. — motor FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION governor to prison. would direct. doing and spend three days instructions is a luxury my socks last year, according to MCC's Monday, 5:33 p.m. — medical vehicle accident, Flanders Road It's easy to see why Miss Spacek was interested “ I felt desperately that they needed m e," she straightening them out and have have never enjoyed. figures. call. Main and Forest streets and Flanders River Road, Coven­ FOR THE 1985-1988 TERM in the saga of Marie Ragghianti. A battered wife recalled. Indeed they did, and the deal was them fixed, cleaned and pressed. Most of all though, my man The total general and extension (Town). try (North Coventry, South with three small children, she left her husband struck. Ordinarily a relentless researcher for her My standards of dress have would make sure they came back fund enrollment at MCC in Sep­ Monday, 5:44 p.m. — odor of gas, Coventry). and worked her way through Vanderbilt roles. Miss Spacek was filming “ Violets Are deteriorated and I ought to do to me two-by-two. My socks suffer tember was 6,122 compared with 320 Main St. (Town). Saturday, 9:31 p.m. — motor University, then earned a job in the Tennessee Blue" with director-husband Jack Fisk just something before I become a real a greater divorce rate than the 6,210 last October. Monday, 6:45 p.m. — public vehicle accident, Rt. 44 and North state government. before the start of “ Marie.” Hence, she was slob. Several years ago, for exam­ m arriages performed in Las service call, 69 Richmond Road River Road, Coventry (North As the first woman to head the Board of unable to meet with Ragghianti. ple, I stopped paying much atten­ Vegas. Alabama (Town). Coventry, South Coventry, Pardons and Paroies, she discovered that payoffs “ But Roger sent me a tape of a conversation tion to whether the socks I was PANTS - There must be almost The citizens of Alabama boast of Monday, 6:49 p.m. — car fire, Mansfield). were being made. Gov. Ray Blanton was among with Marie,” said the actress. “ I read the putting on were a pair or not. As as many pairs of pants in my closet such native sons as Supreme Court Keeney Street and Hartford Road Sunday, 10:11 a.m. — medical those who went to jail. manuscript of a book she had written while things long as the two socks were both as there are shoes. The blessing is Justice Hugo Black, actress Tal­ (Town). call, 83 South Road, Bolton (Bol­ “ Marie” is another in the gallery of strong- were happening to her, and I read Peter Maas' SISSY SPACEK brown or both blue, I didn't worry that the legs of pants are attached lulah Bankhead, home-run cham­ Monday, 7 p.m. — medical call, ton, Manchester ambulance). willed women Sissy Spacek has portrayed in book.^ So I felt I knew her before we met.” . . stars in “Marie” about the shade. at the trunk so they don't get pion Henry Aaron, Booker T. 36 Eklison Road (Town). Monday, 8:18 a.m. — furnace That was bad enough but lately separated like socks. Washington, Helen Keller, Hank Monday, 7:54 p.m. — odor of backfire initially reported as I've noticed that I don't even seem My pants are everywhere. They Williams, Joe Louis and W.C. natural gas, 179 Oakland St. structure fire. Plymouth Road, to care whether my socks are on drip from hooks and hangers in my Handy. (District). Bolton (Bolton, North Coventry). inside out or not. This is serious. closet. They cover hidden door­ Presumably, my ciothes are of knobs and iie across the backs of Record firms divided on lyrics fiap no great interest to you but let me chairs. Since Brian ieft home. I've tell you about them in the off moved my overflow into his closet. LITTLE THEATRE chance you have some of the same By Frank Spotnitz My clothes expand to fit the space of Manchester, Inc. Where: East Catholic H. S. they'd be under too much problems. available to hang them in. United Press International ‘We can’t get stores to stock records with pressure.” SHOES - 1 buy my feet stabiiized First. I'd ask my valet to Auditorium Both the PMRC and the Parent- at 8-'/i EEE years ago. I have not separate all niy khaki pants. I have Presents NEW YORK — A major record stickers. Some of our biggest customers JOSEPH CAMPOSEO FRANK MAFFE Teachers Association have in­ thrown away a pair of shoes. I a lot of them. I try to keep one pair company has backed out of an Board Sacratary, Board m am bar ainca 1982, say they'd be under too much pressure.’ sisted the recording industry hesitate to guess how many pairs I neat and clean for Saturdays when agreement to place warning When: Friday & Saturday “ clean up its act.” The groups have, including old sneakers, I'm out among people. But sooner Chairman of Tha FInanca and Chairman of Building and SItaa / stickers on rock albums with Irving Azoff Paraonnal Committaa Tranaportallon Committaa. want ratings or warning stickers loafers and slippers. Throwing or later I wear them into the / Oct. 25—26 offensive lyrics, dealing what on record jackets, lyrics printed on away a pair of shoes that are sUII workshop because I'm too lazy to could be a crippling blow to an MCA Records president outside covers and available at whole never occurs to me even change. Inevitably, I get stain, Nov. 1—2 industry compromise with parents record stores, and an industry though I have not worn some of varnish or grease on them, Their groups. committee to set criteria for them in 15 years. A valet would cuffs - I always wear pants with ★ Twenty-four companies agreed New Curtain Time 8K)0 pm Music Resource Center, whose will oppose the bills unless he stickering albums. shine the leather ones and weed out cuffs - runneth over with sawdust last summer to a proposal made by i Good People members includes the wives of 16 appeases them. In an attempt to placate the the ones that don't fit or are out of and they have to be retired as the Recording Industry Associa­ congressmen and Susan Baker, 'The reasons MCA and other parents groups, the RIAA agreed date. public pants. My valet would set tion of America to issue the labels wife of Treasury Secretary James record companies have revolted in August to issue warning stickers SOCKS - I buy my socks at a aside parts of my closet for good on questionable albums, but indus­ General Admission •T®* ^ Make a Better Team Baker. against the RIAA compromise reading, “ Parental Guidance: Ex­ place that sells seconds of very pants, part for work pants. try giant MCA Records this month In agreeing to the warning involve profits as well as politics. plicit Lyrics." The PMRC said that good brands. Because I'm so reversed itself. ' labels, RIAA President Stanley The executives not only object to Students & Senior Citizens *5®® agreement, which MCA has now impressed with all the money I'm SUITS AND JACKETS - Every In addition, several leading self-censorship, but fear many Gortikov argued that a comprom­ backed out of, did not go far saving when I buy a pair of year I buy a new sports jacket and, Promotion partially funded ^ For the Best Education independent record companies, ise with parents groups concerned record stores would be pressured enough. imperfect socks for half price, I although I travel to work on a train including A&M, Geffen, Island and about what their children listen to not to stock albums carrying the by Ea§t of the River TourUm Although neither of the parents have a great many. inhabited mostly by salesmen and IRS Records, have refused from is both necessary and reasonable. stickers, especially those in shop­ groups so far has sought legisla­ A valet would carefully hand­ executives headed for Wali St. or the start to be part of any plan to But critics claim Gortikov is ping malls whose leases require I tion. PTA governmental affairs wash my hose, a word I never use. Madison Ave. in pin-striped suits, I sticker LPs. “ caving in” to protect federal they do not carry adult materials. director Arnold Fege warned that He would do them gently according most often wear a sports jacket The stickers were top on a list of Dtaeover Zjelaure-Bast.Conneetieut I legislation he is seeking on record “ We can't get stores to stock if the record companies do not to the instructions on the label demands for tighter control of and grey flannel pants. For some piracy and blank tapes. Th'ey say records with stickers," MCA presi­ bend, “ segments in the popula­ when I bought them. He would use reason, I hardly ever go back to music with sexual or violent TOMiotwiMrfnAnvtTtcwpr he fears the influential, lawmaking dent Irving Azoff has said. “ Some tion” may seek laws or bans on lukewarm water and soap without last year's jacket once I've bought themes issued by the Parents spouses of the PMRC members of our biggest customers say some recordings. bleach in it, just he way they tell a new one. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15, 1985 - I I H I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tue»dav. Oct. 18.198i> Talk at MCC Wednesday Advice / 1^1 Nashville music back Editor has money advice By AAargaret Hayden needs a banker, she said, stressing Truth or consequences’ to tradition Herald Reporter that their advice is free. Bankers can assist in opening many kinds of i IRAs. Tax shelters. Mutual accounts. By Jim Lewis funds. Treasury bills. Where Investments in mutual funds, an • United Press International should you put your money? umbrella term for any pool M risky business in hospital The right decision is difficult, money from many people, can be J • NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Country and most people can be aided by a made in a bank. Such investments r ^ u s lc turned the clock back by financial adviser, said Bonnie can start with as little as $500 and DEAR relating to their reimbursement. fra m in g the industry’s top tradi- Siverd, financial editor of “ Work­ amounts as small as $100 can be ABBY; I’m a LOGAN PERKINS, iionalist, Ricky Skaggs, as enter- ing Woman” niagazine. Unfortu­ added, she said. 16-year-old girl. COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA. K 9 V ‘i > ; lainer of the year. Recently I went nately, many women tend to be ' Different funds specialize in Skaggs, a bluegrass influenced intimidated by financial experts, into the hospital DEAR LOGAN PERKINS: different investments. For exam­ Dear Abby singer from Kentucky, teat out she added. for some minor Compensation for witnesses who ple, some invest only in companies Alabama, an upbeat, more con­ On Wednesday, Siverd will be In surgery. When I are subpoenaed to testify varies making consistently high earn­ temporary group, and Lee Green­ Manchester to speak about money got there, I was Abigail Van Buren from state to state, but if I ever ings; some invest in stocks, others wood, Reba McEntire and George management, and how to find and asked a lot of witness a crime (minor or m ajor), in bonds, some in high technology . Strait in the Country Music Associ­ work with people who can really personal ques­ I hope it’s in Colonial Heights, Va. only. She recommends using banks •if ation’s 19th annual awards show help the small investor. Her tions — routine — or in some other community that instead of investment firms for broadcast Monday night from the lecture, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lowe things, such as, rewards its witnesses with full mutual funds even though banks Grand Old Opry House. Program Center at Manchester •‘Do you compensation. give slightly lower returns. This is In a tearful acceptance speech Community College, is the first of a smoke? Do you drink? Do you do DEAR ABBY: I just read the because banks can return the before a national television au­ (j two-part series called “ Money any kind of drugs? Are you on the letter in your column for someone DEAR ABBY: You have had money immediately, while the dience, Skaggs thanked disc jock­ Matters.” pill?” Most of the questions I would signed “ The Real Victim.” It several letters in your column BONNIE SIVERD firms rely on the mails to supply eys for playing his music even The series is sponsored by the have truthfully answered "no” to, seems “ Victim” had witnessed a lately about how to handle unan­ Hsrald photo by Tirquinlo though some considered it “ too Savings Bank of Manchester, the . . to lecture at MCC the funds. but my parents were in the room at minor crime and was subpoenaed nounced visitors who show up at an > the time, so I just said "no” to all three times to appear in court to country” tor modem tastes. MCC Cultural Program Commit­ inconvenient time. Photo by MacKendrlck advisers: accountants, bankers, SIVERD S’TRESSED the impor­ those questions so as not to be testify. He complained that it had Working on a quilt are, from 16ft, Shirley United Methodist Church fair, which is “ I thank my wife. She showed tee, and the MCC Administrative Years ago, I read a delightful stock brokers, planners, lawyers tance of developing a relationship grounded for the rest of my life. cost him $487 for time off work, David, Mildred Bell and Marge Knight. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. me talent I never knew I had and Management Committee. book, “ Hat on the Hall Table." The love I never knew I had. Most This Royal Doulton character jug is the property of a and insurance agents. Women with bank personnel who can help Then I worried all the wayuptothe parking, etc. lady of the house always kept a hat Columnist Lewis Mandell, a The quilt will be raffled at the South important, I thank my Lord Jesus. should carefully check the qualifi­ with a loan or mortgage. Because time of my operation, hoping I on the hall table near the front Manchester collector. It is about one and a quarter professor of finance at the Univer­ The court should have informed The test thing he gives me is love," cations and experience of a person mutual funds pay more than wouldn’t go into a coma or door. When the doorbell rang, sity of Connecticut, will be the this individual that if witnesses Skaggs said. inches high. before handing over money to be passbook savings accounts, ttey something from the drugs or she’d put the hat on her head before speaker at the second session on inform the clerk of the court, either Skaggs’ victory had to be consi­ managed. are a good place for money that whatever they used to ’’put me she opened the door. And If the Thursday at 7:30 in the Program verbally or by letter, of their Quilt will be highlight of fair dered a major upset because of the She urged women to deal with an may be needed in an emergency. under.” Luckily, everything went visitor was someone she wanted to Onter. expenses, they shall be reim­ dominance of Alabama, a group adviser who politely answers ques­ Individual Retirement Accounts well. see, she’d say, “ Oh, I ’m glad you Siverd’s first book is “ Count bursed. This includes mileage, The annual fall fair of South chairmen are; Chris Kroll and Atkinson, leaded glass; Grace that had won the prestigious award tions and explains options. "The (IRAs) are terrific, Siverd said. Abby, can’t they ask you these caught me — I just got home. Come Your Change: A Woman’s Guide to meals and lodging. Travel can be United Methodist Chruch, spon­ Joanne Uccello, baked goods and Holman, used jewelry; and Ro-1 the three previous years and which ‘Little Toby jug’ chemistry must be right for a good “ IRAs are tax shelters. The questions in private? l ean see how Sudden Financial Change.” Her in.” sored by the United Methodist salie Rendergast, coffee shop. interest grows faster because it not being honest could cause a by any means; bus, air, personal country store; Dorothy Thomspon, continued to be leaders in record second book, which has not been working relationship. There must If it was someone she didn’t want Women, will be Saturday from 10 The luncheon, to be served from I isn’t taxed. Any time you can shove dangerous situation. I know this auto, train. Each state has its candy; Dorothy Crocker, used 'sales and concert tickets. named, will be published next be elementary communication and to see, she’d say, “ Oh I ’m so sorry, a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church. A 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., will feature Uncle Sam out of the picture that’s 5 has been a problem with a lot of limits on how much it will pay per linens and kitchen gadgets; Marge Skaggs, Strait and the Judds year. It is about financial planning common courtesy,” she said. She I was just leaving; I have an highlight of the fair will be the Knight, handicrafts; Doris Stav- minestrone, clam chowder, ham not really a Toby what you want,” she said. kids my age, including my brother. mile if a personal car is driven. I were the only multiple winners for women, she said. suggested women ask for anonym­ appointment.” and cheese grinders, meatball Besides reducing the amount of Sign me... Part of my duties for the double-bed quilt made by the ens, children’s corner; Liga Ja- during the awards show. Skaggs’ Finding the right adviser is both ous samples of work done for Since we don’t wear hats much women of the church. grinders, assorted pies and other income tax paid each year, IRAs LIED AND SCARED Supreme Court of Virginia is to hake, plants; Shirley Davis and I band was named instrumental important and difficult, she said in clients with similar requirements. these days, a purse and car keys on desserts. Methodist men will have | ” Ooh, what a provide for women in their retire­ reimburse Commonwealth wit­ Jane Zadrik and Carolyn Gray Avis Blomterg, knitwear; ■ Bar­ group of the year. a telephone interview. “ We are Not all women need a financial the hall table would work just as a food booth on the lawn. lovely little ment years. Because they often DEAR LIED: You are wise to nesses, and even witnesses for are general chairmen. Other bara Murray, cross stitch; Marion The Judds, a mother-daughter experts in our own needs, goals and planner or a professional adviser well. Toby jug!” stop work to have and raise realize that lying about using indigent defendants. .. teanri, won vocal group and single what is important to us,” she said. for investments, she said. The first H.B. IN AURORA, COLO. Well, some­ Collectors' children, or move because of their drugs or being on the pill could of the year for “ Why Not Me.” The “ You have to think of it as a priority is to get together enough “ Victim” should contact the thing like it. A husbands’ jobs, they are less apt have created a dangerous situa­ single award is given to the best real Toby has to partnership of equals while looking money to live on for two or three clerk of the court he provided a Problems? Write to Abby, For a Corner than men to have built up adequate tion, but fortunately for you About Town song by a performer. be full-figure, to them for help. Remind yourself months. This should go into a service for, and the clerk will personal, unpublished reply, send pensions. everything went weil. ^ “ If we can make our dream you have something to savings account or other place notify the state treasury to reim­ a self-addressed, stamped enve­ usually seated, For women nearing retirement Knowing you lied, you should come true, then all of you can too, with a flagon in Russ MacKendrIck contribute.” where the money is easily accessi­ burse him. Courts realize that lope to Abby, P.O. Box 38923, For more information, call Jackie Lilly, 525-3649, or age, certificates of deposit, treas­ have called the nurse after your said Naomi Judd, the mother half hand. What we ble, she said. witnesses are the keynote to a trial Hollywood, Calif. 90038. All corres­ MHS student in beauty contest Mary Champagne, 646-3048. ury bills and money markets are parents left and revealed the truth. of the team. have here is a SIVERD STRESSED the impor­ and have state statutes strictly pondence is confidential. good investments. Some high £ Carrie Mora, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Strait, a south Texas rancher Royal Doulton tance of interviewing a profes­ ALL WOMEN NEED a checking dividend stocks or real estate can Mora of 102 Keeney St., is a contestant in the 1986 Miss before hitting it big on the record sional financial adviser as part of account in their own names, even if Pratt retirees hoid session character jug in offer protection against inflation Connecticut Teen USA charts, was named the top male what the company calls its "tiny” and special.) Prices go from $18 to the selection process. “ No one they also have a joint account with and improve financial security for Pageant, which will be EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney Aircraft vocalist and the top album for size. (About an inch and a quarter $4,300. gave you a job without talking to their husband, Siverd said. Anxiety may cause attacks held Nov. 22,23 and 24 at Retirees Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Pratt “ Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Some names; Beefeater, Ben­ you. Remember, you’re the boss,” Those who have less than $25,000 retired women, she said. in -height.) It is the property of a “ We live longer and we’re going VI the Hartford Parkview & Whitney Aircraft Club, 200 Clement Road. Your Mind.” Manchester collector of ceramics, jamin Franklin, Cavalier, Clown, she said. to invest do not need a stock to last a long time,” she said. D E A R DR. worked. What do you think I should Hilton. Greenwood, who was raised on a who displays it on the fireplace Dick Turpin,, Fat Boy, Friar Tuck, There are many kinds of money broker, she added. But everyone GO’TT: My doc­ do, and how much have I damaged The state winner will California chicken ranch, was Gladiator, (iulliver, John Barley­ mantel. '1 tor is not con­ receive $2,000 to buy a named the writer of the top country my body? Health fair set for Thursday It has a hint of the tricorn hat corn (figures!), Mr. Micawter, a I cerned about wardrobe, a $1,000 scho­ song for the previous year with the DEAR READER: First of all, that is typical of Toby jugs. You Mr. Pickwick, Punch and Judy and Manchester Yesterdays Scl the attacks I ’m larship and an a ll­ BOLTON — All residents are invited to the 1985 'tribute to America, “ God Bless doctors who tell you not to worry could pour out the malt liquor three Robin Hood. Mr having. They D r. Gott expense-paid trip to iVli- Bolton Health Fair Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the The USA.” are not going to bring your periods ways. The author shows the bottom of Coi start in the cen­ ami, Fla., to compete in Bolton library. Representatives of health providers “ Thank you for accepting this back. Neither will herbs and The name “ Toby” comes from one of the tiny size that says of ter of my chest the Miss Teen USA and agencies will answer questions .offer displays and song,” Greenwood said. “ This has Peter Gott. M.D. vitamins. Ovulation and men­ the character. Uncle Toby, a key “ Sairey Gamp” - this within a Ma as a burning Pageant in January. give out information. a spirit in it. If I never write Thursday was fishing day struation are exceedingly complex figure (bibulous and amourous), in circlet ’’Royal Doulton - Made in 1 sensation, then bio-physiological processes. They Contestants were se­ another song, I want to be “ Tristram Shandy” by Laourence England.” The one in the photo lected on the basis of Henry S. Gryk lives at 59 tea spread through­ can be upset by extreme stress, Post honors Pohl remembered for this one.” Sterne (1713- 1768). here has this circlet but inside, By Henry S. Gryk 25- to 30-pound snapping turtle. A tW( out my body. poise, personality and McEntire, a former rodeo per­ Wetherell St. Do you have a starvation, strenous physical A 1976 Antique Trader piece: instead of the name, you see the Special to the Herald sailor on leave was with us. Sej After they stop, training and chemical (hormonal) beauty. Each contestant Dilworth Cornell Quey Post 102, American Legion, former from Oklahoma, won the “ Royal Doulton Character Jugs,” traditional Royal Doulton insignia. Having taking a survival course, Manchester memory you’d like cannot second-guess your doctor. also needs a sponsor or awarded Past Commander Harold C. Pohl with a 191 a very cool, almost menthol feeling imbalances. famale vocalist award. by James Taylor, tells of the The Trader piece has it that the During my teen years in the he took out his jackknife and cut to share with Herald readers? ele immediately follows. The first one One conclusion, however, is clear; sponsors who will pay certificate of appreciation for promoting the post “ I gotta quit (crying) before I I doubt that you have “ dam­ beginnings in the 18th century, by a most sought after are the Mephis- south end of town, we kids did a it up to take some choice pieces Perhaps you remember the day mo is severe; then they just sweep Your symptoms have nothing the $500 entry fee. activities as chairman of the home, bar and kitchen ’ talk,” said McEntire. “ I like to topheles and the Clown. The Clown aged” your body, because simple Staffordshire potter, Ralph Wood. lot of fishing at the Globe Hollow of the turtle to make turtle soup. your brother enlisted in the Navy uni over repeatedly, in lighter waves. whatsoever to do with “ rolling lack of menstruation does not Carrie is a junior at committee and as assistant finance officer. Post sing tetter than eat. No that’s not He made the first teer-and-ale is the $4,300 item mentioned Reservoir, which then belonged Some nights we would visit the or the day your neighbors held a chc Always there is a cramp or pain veins” or the fact that I.V. fluid ordinarily reflect a permanent Manchester High Commander Delores Pinwar presented the certifi­ true,” she added. pitchers that came to be called above: Kovel has the Mephh-the same area and using garden block party. Send your memo­ c ev« somewhere in my body, usually in leaked out of the vein at the time of School, where she is a cate. Historian Robert Arson nominated Pohl for the McEntire said she would like to Devil - at $2,100. A Dick Whitting­ to the Cheney Bros. situation in a 27-year-old woman. Toby jugs. ries to: Adele Angle, Manchester pri the left wrist, just prior to these your surgery. At this point, you need to know if member of the Student Carrie Mora Legionnaire of the Year award. thank the “ silent supporters” who The character jugs, derived ton is pretty good, too, at about The most usual time was worms, no bobbers, and'holding Council and the Spanish lines in hand, we would catch Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ I attacks, and I have a blacking-out you are ovulating. Ask your helped her win her award. from them, are relatively new. The $400. Thursday after school to catch job feeling and tight pain to the left of DEAR DR. GO’TT: I am 27-year- gynecologist to outline a program Club. She works weekends as a housekeeper at An emotional moment came Doulton trite dreamed them up in My computer is out to lunch but a fish for Friday. bullheads. ter, 06040. We’ll pay you $5 if old female, 6 feet 1 and 130 pounds. Meadows .vlanor. Hif my chest. These attacks started in for you; this may include basal Audubon Society meets when Earl Scruggs came on stage 1934, and have produced a multi­ cursory survey suggests that the The favorite spot was at the I bet there is still plenty of fish yours is used. Send a photo. If one is I the hospital after a hysterectomey, I feel comfortable at this weight temperature readings and blood to accept the Hall of Fame tude of them over the past 51 years. rank and file of ’’characters” will is available. Photos will be Audubon Society of Northeast Connecticut will meet "spill-way” area above Globe today in those waters. cor when an I.V. blew out the vein in but have not had a period in two tests of hormone levels. In addi­ induction for himself and the late They have the aura of a Toby, but average a bit over $100. returned. Submissions will not. Bolton craft class meets Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. in Room 463, Life Sciences Hollow. We would cut small my left arm. They said I had years. I work out and exercise a lot tion, you may wish to reduce your Lester Flatt. Fiatt and Scrubs show only the head and shoulders They turn up here and there for T Building, University of Connecticut, Storrs. Roger saplings in the woods for poles "rolling veins.” I would deeply and understand it is common for excercise routine and allow your­ BOLTON — The Bolton Senior Citizens’ craft class were best known for their rendition (in lifelike depictions), of famous pretzels, so be alert. Poliak, director of ELECT, an organization which and attach our lines to the appreciate any information you women athletes to miss some self to add a modest amount of will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. in Community Hall. of the theme song for the Beverly personalities and also characters works to elect environmentally concerned legislators, could give me on this. periods, but for this long? weight, in the 8-to-lO-pound range. Each member should bring a piece of an old sheet, 16 Hillbillies TV show. from literature and folklore. springy tips. Using garden I saw doctors who said not to will speak. The public is invited. For more worms for bait, we caught 10 to 20 K by 16 inches, a pair of scissors and paper towels. For The vocal duo award was won by Kovel’s 17th Price List has 70 or Russ MacKendrIck is a longtime information, call 429-3892 or 423-4042. DEAR READER: You describe worry, and I went to herb shops If you have questions about more information, call Ruth Converse, 643-5051. 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VOL. Lll — NO. 2 Newspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The Manchester Herald Smith’s dramatic homer A.P. Biology class is getting gives Cards momentum Bv Randy MInkoff In Monday's contest, southpaw Ken Dayley escaped United Press International a two-on, one-out jam after Bill Madlock knocked out starter Bob Forsch with a two-run homer. He induced out into the real world ST. LOUIS — Momentum sides with the St. Louis pinch-hitter Enos Cabell to bounce into an inning­ Cardinals, and history favors the Los Angeles ending double play. Dodgers entering Game 6 of the National League In the seventh, it was rookie Todd Worrell's turn to On September 23, 1985, Mrs. tant to answer, even though most boarded the bus which took them to playoffs. bail out Dayley, who walked leadoff man Mike Avery Point in Groton, a campus of X' Florence Levine's AP Biology of it had been explained to them a Fresh from a three-game sweep over the Dodgers, Scioscia on four pitches, and yielded a single by class took a field trip to Mystic short time earlier. It dealt mainly the University of Connecticut. climaxed hy Ozzie Smith's dramatic one-out homer in Cabell. 1 1 Aquarium, Barn Island and Avery with tidal' marshes and their Here they embarked on the "All the bottom of the ninth in Monday's 3-2 victory, St. Worrell went to 3-0 on Sax before receiving help Point in Groton. All of the class makeup, which was to be studied Aboard Project Oceanography Louis has a pair of 20-game winners ready to try to from pitching coach Mike Roarke and striking out members participated except for later that day in the field at Bai n Vessel.” The first part of the clinch their 14th NL crown. Sax. one, but the group waited patiently Island. After this, the group expedition involved the chemical Under the old best-of-five format, champagne "I was a little bit nervous although I've been in that until it was confirmed throught a viewed the traditional dolphin makeup of the ocean, and the would have flowed at Busch Stadium Monday. situation since I've come up,” Worrell said. “ I was telephone call that he had broken show. second regarded the biological Instead, bags were packed for a return trip to the West doing sonie mechanical things wrong that Mike his foot and therefore would not be The next item on the agenda was aspects. The pupils did such things Coast. Roarke noticed. I made the correction and got it into able to join in the excursion. Barn Island. The student's lec­ as measure the salinity, turbidity, Erratic Joaquin Andujar, 21-12 during the regular the strike zone, made two good pitches and got the Herald photoa by Pinto Perhaps the most disturbing turer from the aquarium guided temperture and density of the season and the loser in the second game, will pitch in third in the strike zone." water. Plankton and fishing nets part of the trip was Mrs. Levine's the group out to the island through Wednesday afternoon's game. John Tudor, 21-8 and “ The 3-2 pitch to Sax was evidently a bad pitch," Members of the Manchester High boys Wickham Park Invitational Monday, lecturing on the bus en route to the swarms of mosquitoes and around were also dragged behind the boat, the winner in the fourth game, is set if a seventh game conceded Dodgers skipper Tommy Lasorda. "It first stop. Mystic aquarium. All of deep pools of mud. There the and these brought in quite a becomes necessary. changed the whole complexion of the game.” cross country team head out after the Indians didn’t do too well; three of its the students were caught off students studied the plant and variety of organisms which the The Dodgers can take solace in some recent history. Los Angeles starter Fernando Valenzuela, who gun for the boys’ seeded race at the seven runners did not finish. guard, and it even involved the animal life in around a tidal marsh students quickly gathered for The home team has won 13 straight NLCS playoff survived eight walks and a shaky first two innings, rude awakening of one peacefully through the use of a line transect. classroom study. games, and their pitcher in the sixth game, Orel was allowed to hit for himself, and grounded back to resting student. This method allowed the students Hershiser, is unbeaten at home in 11 decisions and has Worrell. Rookie shortstop Mariano Duncan fouled At Mystic, the students were to come up with an average The students finally arrived won 11 in a row overall dating back to a loss July 7 at out, ending the Dodgers' last threat of the game. given a short amount of time to percentage of plant and animal back at the high school near seven St. Louis. 'The Dodgers bullpen wasn't as fortunate. observe its occupants, and were Local x-country squads ground coverage. Afterwards, the o'clock. One pupil was quoted as "I'm undefeated at home, and I don't think the way "We wanted to keep him (Valenzuela) in the game. then rushed into a lecture prepared group headed back to the aqua­ saying, “ I'm tired, but it's a good our pitching rotation has been set up is pure When you have a guy like that who's a good hitter, you by the aquarium. The students rium for a more extensive observa­ kind of tired.” The rest looked on in happenstance," Hershiser said. "As a sinkerball have to stay with him,” Lasorda explained. then learned the importance of tion of the exhibitions. 5 agreement. pitcher, I'm much more effective on natural turf than Tom Niedenfuer, Dodgers relief ace, got Willie their teacher's bus lecture, al­ By this time it was almost two I probably would be on the surface in St. Louis.” McGee to foul out to start the ninth. though they were somewhat reluc­ o'clock, so the class once again -MS In addition, only seven teams have ever have come Smith, who, like Mcfxee, walked and scored on have lot of work to do Tommy Herr's first-inning double, delivered his first Photo bv Keeler back to win a seven-game series after trailing 2-0. Five of those series have involved the Dodgers. major-league homer batting left-handed. It came on a St. Louis manager Whitey Herzog elected to go with 1-2 pitch and cleared the rightfield wail. Bv Len Auster The Maidments, father (I) and son, bare School World. It seems apparent that Sports Editor their soles to photographer Kathy such a pair as this could never go down Students most enthusiastic Andujar, the loser in the 8-2 second game loss, in part "I was just trying to get an extra-base hit,” said because Danny Cox is nursing a sore elbow. Smith, who raced around the bases with a fist Keeler after being informed of an up­ in defeat (tongue in cheek, of course). Andujar doesn't talk much to the media these days, clenched above his head in celebration. "If you get The fourth annual Wickham coming article about them in the High but teammate Terry Pendleton isn't worried that under it and hit it down the line, you have a chance to Park Invitational Monday, involv­ Andujar can match the feat of being the winning hit it out.” ing 90 schools and close to 2,000 about German activities hurler in the Cardinals' pennant and World Series' Smith has hit only 12 homers in his career, a statistic cross country runners, showed the clinching triumphs in 1982. not lost on Niendenfuer. local squads they have plenty of work to get in before state organized such activities as visit­ met at one of the local pubs and "Joaquin has his ways about him,” Pendleton said. “ You really don't expect Ozzie to hit one like that," Club meets “ But his attitude and approach toward pitching and he said. “ He just happened to do it today.” competition time rolls around in School welcomes one Maldment ing a German Restaurant, going to talked about our new, exciting November. The Manchester High School Riverside, and having exchanges surroundings. Some small prob­ winning never varies. When he gets out there, it won't The Cardinals may have Vince Coleman, injured make any difference to him.” Sunday in a freak accident, ready for Game 6. The East Catholic and Manchester German Club began the year on with groups from Barsinghausen - lems such as the six hour time High competed in the girls' cham­ Friday, September 20 with their (a small town near Hanover.) difference, beds, enormous Should Andujar again find trouble, Herzog enjoys a Cardinals have not stolen a base in their last two victories, but their unexpected power supply has pionship run with the Eagles, first meeting. Germany. This past summer, a lunches, food and no chores bullpen that has proved strong in the playoffs. while saying goodbye to another allowed them the luxury of ignoring their fleet five-time state class (1 Class LL, 4 group of Manchester High School allowed were all quickly adjusted “ Our bullpen has been outstanding. It got out us out of some jams in today's game,” Herzog said. express. Class L) champions eighth with 207 Unlike many clubs at the high students went to Germany, and to. Our first weekend was spent points and the Indians 10th at 225 i . 1 ■This year marks the beginning of studies and also some guidance French and one first year Spanish school, the German Club does not this spring, a group from Bar­ getting to know our family and points. a new era in Manchester. High'. part time. He eventually came to class. He enjoys teaching in the have the usual officers, (president, singhausen will come here. after that we left for West Berlin. Defending champion Notre School It involves the retirement of enjoy this kind of work the most Mancheste High School Foreign vice president, etc.) but rather has The German Club is looking There we did a lot of sightseeing, Dame Academy of Hingham, Mr. Harry Maidment, Guidance and soon became a full time Language Department, and plans an executive committee which forward to another successful year people watching, and hearing Mass., 20 minutes south of Boston, helps to run the club with the of fun and learning. Spotlight to fall on Andujar Counselor, and also the beginning guidance counselor. to stay here for the duration of his informative lectures on how the retained its crown with a remarka­ of a career for his son Paul Most people know Harry Maid­ career. He is well liked by his support of advisor Renate Lincoln. two countries came to be divided. bly low count of 59 points. Avon Maidment. ment in and about the high school, students, and he often tries to add At the meeting, plans were made HARVEY ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The spo­ "We played too hard in Los Herzog said Cox has a "tender” High, defending Nutmeg state The family's first involvement in even though they may not have spice to his class to combat the for the Octoberfest which will be On July 4, we went to East Berlin tlight shines again on Joaquin Angeles,” Andujar said. "We tried elbow. champ, was runner-up with 131 teaching in Manchester began with him for a counselor. He is known usual boredom. This may involve held on November 1st. (Many Trip abroad to get a taste of a Communist Andujar and he insists he can take to hard to win. We just have to take “ If we are fortunate to win and points followed by Springfield two sisters, Carrie and Mary for his messy office, coarse voice, singing, dancing or playing var­ times the Octoberfest has been country. Also included in our trip the glare. it as another game. We have to be go to the World Series, he will Cathedral 154, Roger Ludlowe 156, Seymour. They began teaching in and the way in which he often ious games in class. scheduled in November because no On June 25, while most high was the Rhine River. We journied The St. Louis Cardinals much- ourselves and just relax out probably open the World Series if Mohawk Trail 197, Plainville 203, 1914 or 1915 in a Manchester pokes students sharply in the chest dates in October were convenient.) school students were working, down this historical waterway and maligned starter will be on the there.” we go seven games here," Herzog Norwich Free Academy 206, East. Mrs. Lincoln will sell the tickets in elementary school. Mary Seymour while yelling some sort of insult at All in all, this year proves to be vacationing, or just having fun-in- saw the old castles used by knights mound for Game 6 Wednesday in Andujar finished this season at said. "No, I will not use him St. Bernard 216, Hall 223 and advance for $4.00 each. A complete mothered Harry Maidment and them. In spite of all this, most of an interesting one, as Maidment the-sun, 20 students from Man­ when Germany was ruled by kings. Los Angeles as the Cardinals try to 21-12 but he has won only once since Tuesday in relief." Manchester. German meal will be served. At undoubtably influenced him in his the students realize he is only replaces Maidment in the continu­ chester High School and four from We went to Bonn, the capital of nail down a World Series berth. Aug. 23. He complains he receives Before the playoffs, Andujar's On the boys' side of the ledger, choice of career. Carrie Seymour kidding them, and lovingly refer to ing saga. Although it will be sad to the meeting, plans were made for Rockville High ventured off to West Germany, where we visited Orel Hershiser, who beat An­ too little recognition for his performance figured as a key to Manchester High has major C perfoming skits. In the past the eventually went on to become the him as "Uncle Harry.” see Harry Maidment leave, his greet West Germany and their host the Deutsch Bundestag, similar in dujar in Game 2, will start for Los accomplishments. the Cardinals' chances of making strides before state competition. club has put on skits such as Hansel principal of Highland Park School. Paul Maidment, son to Mr. memory will live on and his son is families there. Everyone got well function to the White House. The Angeles and try to even the series "I've won 41 games in the past the World Series. Andujar argued Coach George Suitor's crew was a and Gretel, Little Red Riding Harry Maidment first received a Harry Maidment, is not as well sure to also leave a lasting acquainted with each other on the rest of the time was spent with host at 3-3 for the Dodgers. two years and Joaquin Andujar in Los Angeles against placing too DNS (did not score) in the seeded Hood, The Three Bears and Snow job during the 19S0’s at Manchester known as his father, but he is bound impression on the educational long journey, which included two families, many visiting such pla­ “ Hey, I'm no rookie," Andujar gets no resprot," he said. "I don't much importance on his role. race because three of its seven High School, then occupying what to gain such recognition in time. system in the town of Manchester. White and the Seven Dwarfs, all in bus rides and a ten hour flight to ces such as Austria, Switzerland, said. “ I've been pitching for 16 get treated right. Whoelsehas won "I don't have to prove any­ runners were among the DNF (did is now the Bennet elderly housing His first year at the high school as a German. The night will end with Dusseldorf, West Germany. Denmark and Steinhudder Meir. years. I know what to do out that many games lately? A lot of thing,” Andujar said. "I went 21-12 not finish) cast. the Grand March led by Heidi complex. There he taught social faculty member, he is teaching •MS Guided by Mrs. Renate Lincoln Al| told, everyone seemed sad to there." the stuff written about me is bull. this year and I'd like to do that the A team has to have at least five Macinemy. from MHS and Ms. Gozdz from leave, but all gained new families In 1982, Andujar won a playoff It's just not true." rest of my career. Why don't scorers. “ It was not a good day (for The German Club also plans a Rockvill High, we arrived safely in and friends in Barsinghausen, ganie and two Series games, After the Game 2 loss, St. Louis people ever write anything good us),” Suitor said. "You have to Chrismas party including caroling Germany and were readily wel­ T W.G. including Game 7. manager Whitey Herzog an­ about Joaquin Andujar?” finish to score. A day like this a neighborhood singing German comed by our new families. “ I've been in big games before,” nounced Bob Forsch as his Game 5 Andujar added he will approach doesn't tell me a whole lot. If you Kinel brings experience songs. In the past, the club has After we got some sleep, we all CATHY TOPPING he said. "This is no different. I feel pitcher instead of Andujar. There Game 6 the way he does all others. don't finish five guys, you don't no pressure.” had been speculation Danny Cox, “ It's just another game to me,” score,” he repeated. SHAUN BROPHY CHRIS CHAPPELL Andujar suffered the loss in the Game 3 starter, would pitch he said. "I'm going to go out there Coach Jack Hull's East Catholic . . . 22nd place . . ,48th place Game 2 at Dodger Stadium. Game 6 and Andujar would be and give 100 percent. I always do. boys team did not run, reportedly to M.H.S. basketbaii Andujar lost his poise and tried to passed over. I'm not stupid and go out there and due to disciplinary reasons. The minute earlier, is still the No. 1 continued. knock down Steve Sax and Mari­ "Whitey never said that," An­ try and give 200 percent. I can't do Eagles, No. 4 in last week’s poll of runner. But the gap is closing. Blanchette admits concern ano Duncan. He also gave up a dujar said. "You guys just made it that. That is not Joaquin Andujar. state coaches, would have been an "Kathie's not slowing dow, eve­ about Fahey's condition. "She is The moment that MHS hoop fans of being tough on defense, while Kinel also went to East as a student two-run homer to Greg Brock. up.” But I will be doing my best.” entry in the championship ryone else is moving up,” Kit­ one of our top runners and there have been waiting for has arrived. also trying to make the Injun's and played for their basketball division. tredge observed. was a wide gap between our fourth Aft^r much deliberation and tougher on defenses with a running team. Kinel assured me that it will Steve Gallacher (leg problems), Cathy Cross was 41st, Jennifer and fifth (runners) today,” he debate, a new coach for the Indians type of offensive attack. make no difference, at least not to Sean Toland (breathing problems) Tauras 59th, Eileen Byrne 63rd, said. has been selected. His name is None of this is going to be easy. him, but of course he'd like to beat and Rob Sheftel (knocked down) Cathy Burke 73rd and Debbie Mercy High's Danielle Benoit Frank Kinel and he certainly has Manchester is coming off a medio­ KC’s fate in Gubicza’s arm East. were the Manchester runners who Dower 88th for the Eagles. shattered the course record with a the credentials to justify his cre season of 11 wins and 10 losses didn’t complete the 5,000 meter St. Bernard, one place and seven time of 14:31.10 in the seeded race. selection as head coach. Kinel has last year. The Indians are also in He is also trying to make up for By Richard L. Shook get that kind of pitching, it can distress signal isn't up. We're not (3.1 mile) layout. Those who did points below East, is the only one of That mark lasted less than 30 had experience coaching on three one of the toughest divisions in the lost time by getting the basketball United Press International reach the World Series. finish did fine. Sophomores Shaun the championship division en­ minutes as in the next race, the levels of basketball play. He was in a panic situation. state, the CCC East,. which in­ program going as soon as possible. Cox has nominated 17-game “ We don't have to do this,” he Brophy and Chris Chappell were trants that will be in the same championship run, Ludlowe’s assistant coach at East. Catholic, cludes perenial powerhouses Hart­ There has already been a meeting TORONTO — The Kansas City regular-season winner Doyle Alex­ said. "But we've got a lot of 22nd and 48th respectively. Brophy class. Class L, in state competition Ruth Filer turned in a 13:57.26 head coach at Manchester Com­ ford Public and East Hartford. for all prospects for the 1985 - 86 Royals are hanging on by their ander for the sixth game, and has pitchers. Wecan do a lot of things.” turned in a 17:38.5 clocking to win a in November. clocking to win going away. munity College, and assistant Kinel realizes that his work is cut hoop season. Kinel wants to have a fingernails — Mark Gubicza's his ace, Dave Stieb, set to pitch Howser settled on Gubicza as his trophy while Chappell's time of Sophomore Kim Jarvis and Windham High won the girls’ coach at Trinity College in Hart­ out for him. successful innaugural season and fingernails. either the seventh game or open sixth-game starter when he 18:19.4 earned him a medal. Sherry Veal were 14th and 18lh unseeded race with 197 points ford. If that isn't experienced, I “ We'll have to work hard,” he is determined to meet that goal. Kansas City manager Dick the World Series on Saturday. warm ^ up left-hander Bud Black, The top 25 in the seeded race with times of 15:29.56 and 15:37.61 • trailed by St. Joseph’s of Trumbull don't know what is. said in a recent interview. Believe The staff of High School World Howser has chosen his 23-year-old Alexander was routed in the the starter in the second game, received trophies and the next 25 to pace Manchester's effort. Each 215 and Haddam-Killingworth 265. me, this man appreciates hard would like to wish Frank Kinel right-hander to pitch tonight when third game, the contest in which twice Sunday in the middle of medals. won trophies — the top 35 in the Shepaug Valley won the girlsl What exactly does Kinel's selec­ work and expects nothing less good luck in his first year as head ■ the Royals try to stave off George Brett hit two home runs, a Danny Jackson's eight-hit shutout. Bob Dickson and Senan Gorman championship division won tro­ seeded race with 85 points followed tion mean for Manchester High from his players. coach at Manchester High. We elimination by the Toronto Blue double, single and scored four “ He's the most-rested,” Howser were the other finishers for Man­ phies — with sophomore Mindy by Lyman Memorial 141 and East School? Of course it is much too Over the past two weeks. I've would also like to wish him luck in Jays in the sixth game of the times to personally put Kansas said of Gubicza, who pitched three chester in 78th and 81st placements Forde in 46th place (16:42) a medal Hartford 163. early to tell, but there is every gotten to talk to Coach Kinel quite a what will hopefully be a long and American League Championship City back in the series. hitless innings against Toronto in respectively. Shepaug Valley's winner. Chris Nielsen Jessica bit. One of the most interesting The boys championship run went indication that he will definitely successful tenure as coach of the Series. He earned so much respect, the Mark Wainwright was the individ­ Marshall and Doreen Breen were imprint his style of play upon the things about him is that while he'll Indians. the first game. “ He did have some to defending champ Xavier High of Photo bv Keolor Toronto holds a 3-2 lead alter Royals walked him with notedy success, but that doesn't have an ual winner in 16:43.5 over the 5,000 64th, 83rd and 91st respectively to Indian's squad. Kinel plans to be coaching at MHS he'll maintain Middletown in a runaway. The Band Director Kurt Eckhardt (arms Kansas City's 2-0 victory at home out and runners on first and third in effect on how he'll pitch. But it meter course. round out Manchester’s perfor­ Falcons had 46 points followed by maintain Manchester's reputation his teaching post at East Catholic. ■ Brian Arnold Student musicians as {liey play through folded) keeps an eye (and ear) on both Sunday, and the Blue Jays need the middle of the next night's might be a bit of an edge on how The girls’ championship race mance. Carolyn Fahey did not run McQuafd Jesuit of Rochester, a new selection in practice recently. just one win ip two games to put the game. he'll feel." was full of outstanding teams, led because of shin splints, possibly a N. Y., with 108 points and Rockville student director Russ Ninick and two first Canadian team in the World “ We've got a big job ahead,” The Royals are almost as by the Bay State contingent that stress fracture. High at 135 points. Rockville's Series. Kansas City catcher Jim Sundberg confident as the Blue Jays entering placed its top five 7-8-12-15-17 to run “ I think we did good with a young Chuck Kittredge led all runners Town offers CPR course "We've got two games at home said. "We've got to win the next the sixth game. They know they away with the honors. team,” appraised Manchester with a clocking of 16:00.23 in and we need to win one,” Toronto two games.” held the lead going into the last Kathie DeMarco led the effort coach Phil Blanchette. "We low- winning the championship division The town of Manchester is Hospital during the months of suiio .(.Lciving the training will Vinick offers services as manager Bob Cox said. "If I could If they do, the Royals will inning of two Toronto victories, for East with a time of 15:27.69 keyed this because we have an run, St. Joseph’s of Trumbull won 5 beginning a program to train October, November, and De­ deal with how to recognize the pick one city to play in. I'd chqse become only the fifth team in games in which relief ace Dan overa 4,000 meter (2.5 mile) important meet a week from the boys’ unseeded run with 139 Exhibition Stadium and Toronto.” layout. The gap between DeMarco citizens in CPR (Cardio Pulmo­ cember 1985, The persons complet­ signs of a heart attack and how to major-league history to come back Quisenberry's problems getting today,” he added, referring to points followed by Avon 192 and The Blue Jays need some to win after trailing 3-1 in a out left-handers proved fatal. and East's second runner, Tina Monday's showdown with East nary Resuscitation). The course is ing the course will be trained in one prevent heart attacks. Applica­ East Hartford 210. Weaver High of friendly confines, because in the best-of-seven series. Quisenberry wasn't brought in to Little (31st, 16:04) is something Hartford High that should deter­ offered to educators and their person CPR, and will be able to tions may be made to Manchester new student band director Hartford won the boys' seeded Memoriai Hospital, Emergency last two games at Kansas City, the Toward that end, Howser has pitch to lefty Lloyd Moseby on that is closing, but still needs work. mine the CCC East championship division with 132 points with family members over the age of 14. help someone who is choking. They Royals let Toronto score in just one made an interesting choice for the Saturday night, and he wasn't even "We do have to close the gap,” for 1985. Department Management Office, Look out music world! There's a Springfield Cathedral of Massa­ Several one night (4 hour) courses also will know how to use the local parade, but cruel fate took a hand inning, the three-run ninth that sixth game in the 6-foot-5, 210- warming up in the eighth or ninth agrees East first-year coach "The race was for the girls to Citizen CPR Program, 71 Haynes new kid on the block and his name for it's outstanding programs. He chusetts second with 174 points and will be offered at Manchester emergency medical system. Per- and the parade was rained out. “ I trained at these clinics to be a gave 'Toronto a victory. That the pound Gubicza. innings Sunday. Kathy Kittredge. "Our top five learn the couse. We used it as a St., Manchester, CT 06040. is Russ! Mr. Russ Vinick is the Staples of Westport third at 177.' wasn't too happy,” Russ was drum major. He was such a star Blue Jays have scored only once in “ The flag's not up,” Howser said Which may or may not have were from 13th to 63rd.” dress rehearsal (for November). 1 newest addition to the Manchester quoted as saying when ask how he The top three teams in the pupil that he was third in a class of the last 18 innings can't make Cox from the quiet of his office Monday something to do with the selection Kittredge is encouraged inas­ wasn't expecting great things from championship races took home High music department. Although felt after he recieved the detria- 39. feel too secure. It gives Kansas during Kansas City's light wor­ much as DeMarco, who were a mere 17 years old, Russ has of the hard-throwing right-handed a young team today but we did a lot team trophies. The top two in all Define: Sea Level mental news. He returned to school in Sep­ City hope that if it can continue to kout. “ We're i.ot hurting. The leading her teammates by a already made a name for himself Gubicza. of right things today,” Blanchette other varsity races did likewise. Russ was down but not out. He tember and took on the responsi- as one of the finer directors in the moved on to high school where, in. town. bilty of leading the band through his junior year, another big break the rigors of marching season and Russ's rag to riches story is one came down his street. He was the assorted parades in the spring. plagued with many hardships and selected to lead the M.H.S. band in Martin getting a message; Yankees don’t want him back disappointments. It all started way Russ's fu$)lre plans are unsure, the St. Patricks Day parade. but it would be safe to say that this back in the 5th grade when a Russ's prior experience made him By Milton RIchman after he replaced Yogi Berra in Yankees a fourth time to a couple going to be done,” Stelnbrenner who are going to make it, not me. "I pick up the paper and read fledgeling, Russ, first picked up a lad is destined for greatness in the April. of his front office lieutenants — "If they say Martin comes back, what a genius Clyde King is for a natural for the task. field of directing. Only time will United Press International said Monday night from his saxaphone at the prestigous Buck- After his outstanding perfor­ The Yankees were tied for last Clyde King, the general manager, Tampa, Fla., office. " I ’m tired of he comes back. If they say he goes, ley Elementary School. tell how far this boy prodigy will place with Cleveland, 4>A games and Woody Woodward, the vice then'he goes. That’s all there is to some of the deals we’ve made,” mances in the St. Patty's Day and reach. Goodbye, good luck and write making all the tough decisions. Russ devoted himself to his when you find work. In essense, behind when Martin took over. president- baseball it.” Stelnbrenner said. “ All right, let’s Memorial Day parades of last So if you see an energetic figure “ Every general manager with music until 9th grade when his that’s George Steinbrenner’s mes­ They finished second to Toronto, administration. Kin^ was against Berra being see what a genius he is now.” year, Russ was inspired with new taking the band through its paces, the other clubs make these deci­ hard work finally paid off when his sage to Billy Martin. two games back. Stelnbrenner is aware some fired. He has never been one of courage and confidence. He sacri­ -be it on the field or in the stands, sions, don’t they? OK, then, it’s first big break into the directing Martin doesn't figure to be Stelnbrenner, the Yankees prin­ people don’t believe those two will Martin's strongest supporters and Ken Harrelson, the new director ^ P.^ ficed much of his summer to attend give him a cheer for it will be the about time these guys do the same cipal owner, has said he’s leaving be responsible for Martin’s fate. of baseball operations for the world became a reality. He was "The Fred J. Miller Clinics” in one and only Russ Vinick. managing the New York Yankees thing. I told them I don't even want he has been waiting for Stein- asked to lead the Illing Junior High Hamden Ct., which are a series of again next year despite the strong the decision as to whether Martin “ Let them laugh or disbelieve if to know what their decision is until brenner to tell him whether Martin Chicago White ^ x , is known to like IM I-----EMIEUX-^g. School band in the Memorial Day showing they made under him should be retained or fired by the they like, but that’s the way it's Martin’s managing style. workshops nationally renowned J.M. they make it. But they're the ones stays or goes. H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwday. Oct. 15, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1985 - 17 ISv Fame inductees more comfortable on playing field Jets try to downplay the Manchester High freshmen team. ” It’s my honor One obvious note from the sixth annual Manchester men that I have ever met, John Falkowski. Thanks to Sports Hall of Fame dinner last Friday night was that K'.'* the sponsors that we had and to the many wonderful to accept this award for something that 1 enjoyed Inductees, Bruno ‘Buck’ Bycholski, Albert 'Yosh' fans for their support. You don’t win these awards by doing,” h£ said. Vincek and Henry ‘Hank’ McCann’ would have felt yourself, you have help from many. I wish to share Herald Angle ACCEPTING FOR THE TWO DECEASED induc­ more at ease in critical situations on the athletic this award with all of my teammates,” the big, big win over Miami flelds, than standing behind a microphone. handsome man noted. tees, Falkowski and Bronkie, were Mrs. Mildred The trio, along with Herman Bronkie and John Bycholski was one of the first North End youngsters Falkowski, wife of John, and committee member Jim Earl Yost from across the railroad tracks who paved the way for Balesano for Bronkie when family members not able Falkowski who were honored posthumously, was By Joel Sherman and matched their best start ever, The Jets outgained Miami 476 K '' ^ • athletes from this sector of town to be accepted for to be located. spotlighted before a sellout crowd at the Army and Sports Editor Emeritus United Press International winning five straight. yards to 200, and held the ball for varsity athletic teams at Manchester High. 37:14 compared to the Dolphins’ Navy Club. “ John loved basketball nearly as much as his The Jets defense became as McCann, the senior member of the living trio at 79, 22:46. family. I knew early that I would have to compete with EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - familiar a part of Dolphins quar­ the oldest to smell the roses among the now total of 30 POPULAR WEST SIDE BARBER BILL PAGANI "What they did to us was mind his love for basketball and baseball,” she recalled. As much as the New York Jets terback Dan Marino’s jersey as the k K »l Hall of Famers, displayed the slightest emotion SR., winner of the Friend of Sport Award for his number 13, and the offense kept the boggling,” said Mark Clayton, the Falkowski was the coach of championship basketball tried to downplay their battle for as be traced sports in his day — the ‘20s and ‘30s — to interest in and contributions to athletes and teams for linesmen moving the first-down lone Dolphin wide receiver to catch more than SO years, amazed ever his closest friends teams in State Polish League play with the first place in the AFC East against present times. He praised the Recreation Department the Miami Dolphins in the week chains. a pass. "Nothing like this has for carrying the ball and providing opportunities for excitement of the occasion. when he came front and center to say thank you. The Polish-Amerlcan entry and Nassiff Arms in the State happened to our offense since I ’ve League as well as Hamilton Standard in the Hartford leading up to the game, they Using multiple fronts, one in youngsters today in making Manchester not only a ” I was lucky to have played before Sunday little man, known for his long-winded tirades at town which All-Pro defensive end Mark been here. I'm not used to this.” board of director sessions, took just 58 seconds behind Dusty League. ballyhooed their 23-7 victory Mon­ City of Village Charm but a City of Athletes. television of football games. We had plenty of sports day night that gave them the Gastineau lined up as a blitzing Clayton and the rest of the N FL as kids and neighborhood clubs. We met monthly, the microphone before rejoining his family at a front Bronkie was the first Manchester native to play conference's best record. middle linebacker, and mixing may have to get used to the Jets VINCEK, U, FACED HUNDREDS of crucial bought our own uniforms and walked to allcom ers of row table. major league baseball, performing with four teams, being — take a deep breath — an two in each league, with most success with St. Louis "First of all, this is a rivalry,” coverages, the Jets harrassed the moments during a 20-year career as a football player the town to play. We didn’t have any cars to cart us “ I was warned by my family that if I spoke for more usually-lethal Marino into his elite team. After a season- Browns. explained Jets right tackle Marvin iMt he found himself in an awkward position speaking around.” than one minute they would get up and leave,' ’ Pagani poorest statistical outing as a openeing 31-0 loss to the Raiders ■ Steve Cassano, founder of the Sports Hall of Fame, Powell, who led the way for most of from the heart in explaining how much the honor “ I appreciate this honor and thanks to all,” ; the quipped when asked to explain his brevity, which was starter in his three-year career. and four victories over sub-.500 who professionally traced the history of the Freeman McNeil’s 171 yards. meant. He was more relaxed and at ease waiting for bruising two-way football player extraordinaire of an unusual to say the least. “ I never expected the honor. “ He got rid of the ball quick teams. New York’s authenticity organization and the criteria for election, introduced "Secondly, they are the cream of his play to be called to carry the football than to stand earlier day said. Thanks to all my friends for coming.” he said. because we were close to him most was suspoect. Monday’s triumph Pagani who is affectionally known as the Mayor of the the conference, no doubt about it. before 400, many of whom were family members and They are the pride of the AFC East. of the night,” linebacker Lance changed that. BYCHOLSKI, A BLUE CHIP three-sport player, UNSUNG AWARD WENT TO ALEX FERGUSON, West Side. former teammates, to express his feelings for a well When Miami goes to the playoffs, Mehl said. "H e knew we were "It was a big win, we beat the and looking fit enough at 68 to still play a good game of a man closely identified with football in Manchester Plans are already under way for the 1986 dinner and defending Super Bowl representa­ deserved honor. every guy in this room roots for coming.” basketball, perhaps his best sport, displayed much for more than four decades as a player and coach. ticket reservations indicate another capacity crowd. The man called the “ best football player in them. It is always a milestone to M arino com pleted 13-of-23 tive and the team that has won our emotion in his acceptance speech. Ferguson has probably come into contact with more ‘The 1986 inductees will be announced next spring. Manchester that 1 ever watched or played with” by beat them.” passes for 136 yards with a long division regularly,” Jets coach Joe “ I was pretty fortunate in playing with some good gridiron players in town than anyone in history and Plaques of all Hall of Famers are on display at the Walton said. "It makes you think Nate Agostinelli, and “ who always set an example” , It was a milestone victory. The gain of 25 yards, and no touch­ players, a gifted coach who was one of the greatest he’s still involved as an unpaid assistant coach with Lutz Museum. we miglit have a pretty good had a prepared speech but it was lost in the Jets, 5-1, took sole possession of downs. The lone score for Miami, Tirst place for the first time since 4-2, was a 3-yard run by Eddie football team.” 1969, snapped Miami's seven- Davenport in the third quarter that The Jets definitely have one , game winning steak over them, brought them within 13-7. thing: an awesome running back. When healthy, McNeil is one ot the f N F L’s most feared weapons. He constantly slithered and stutter- SCOREBOARD stepped through Miami's defense. McNeil became the first player ever to rush for more than 100 Jiti 23, Dolphins 7 yards against Miami four times. Scholastic Soccer When McNeil was not torturing th Baseball Mtaml • S 7 » - 7 Scholastic Football Cards Miami, quarterback Ken O’Brien NY M s 0 414 7— 21 was. He hit 18-of-28 passes for 239 Pliyolf sciwduli NYJ—FG Leahy 42,3:00 Vinnie Fusco yards and one touchdown. Of his 18 NYJ—FG Leahy 14,14:97 MHS JV loccar MSC Hollloni completions, 14 went for first Third (■Mt ■< »4wn) NYJ—Sohn 15 pass from O'Brien Fullback/Tackle Manchesfer blanked visiting Hart­ The Manchester Soccer Club Hel­ downs. (All TlntM ID T ) (Leahy kick), 5:07. ford Public, 5-0, In lunlor varsity lions (boys 10 and under) dropped a O’Brien has often heard what a jjsoaai Chomalinmip Strtas Mlo—Davenport 3 run (Revelz kick), East Catholic soccer. A.J. Morcantonlo, Chris Amb- highly competitive, 2-1 decision to mistake it was for the Jets to select Herald photo by Pinto 7:01 ach, Greg Zura, Jeff Beauregard and South Windsor Saturday. NYJ—FG Leahy 14,14:46 Home address: 35 Margaret Paul HendessI scored goals, while Brian Burke scored the lone goal for him two picks before Marino in the Scot! McKay earned the shutout In net. the losers, while Angel Cosmeassisted. Let AppsMs vs. H. Levis Drive, Broad Brook. 1983 draft. Now he listens to praise. Bolton’s Arnie Bogan, shown running respectability — and a possible state (CordMols lead ssriss, 1-1) NYJ—Paige 1 run (Leahyklck),6:44 Chris Lyder excelled on defense for the Midfielders Paul Comer and Scott "When O’Brien had to make the Oct. 4-Los Aneelts 4, St. Louis 1 A-73J07 Born: Aug. 9, 1968. 6-3-1 Indians. Sargent played well, as did sweeper stride for stride with a Coventry player tournament berth, David Callahan and defenders Michael plays he made them,” Dolphins Oct. 10-Los Anpeles I , St. Louis 2 Class: Senior. Oct. 12-St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2 Mknnl NY Jtft EC JV lootball Daunt and William Flanagan. Net- coach Don Shula said. “ He did a last Friday, has led the Bulldogs towards Oct. 13-St. Louis 1Z Los Angeles 2 FIret downt 13 27 Height: 5-10. Weight: 205. minder Charles Trombly mode several spectacular saves, Including one on a good job of mixing the plays, and cli Oct. 14-St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2 Rutiie6vardt 29-74 45—245 Seasons played: 9. Where: East Catholic bombarded Xavier, Oct. 16-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 3:05 Potting yardt 126 231 34-0, In lunlor varsity football action penalty kick. didn't make any offensive errors. ’' Sockt bv-vordt 1-4 1—10 ■’-S P ' East Windsor Rams, Enfield Monday morning In Middletown. Aa­ For the fifth straight game, " x-bct. 17-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 1:35 3rd down eff. 4—10—40.0 8—IS—53.0 Americans, ECHS. ron Allbrio scored twice In the first half MSC Forco O’Brien directed the Jets to a score p.m. 4th down eft. 0-0-00.0 9-9-00.0 tor the Eogles. Sean Keane recovered a Amertoan Leepus Pastes 23—13—1 28—18-0 r # i Career highlights: Co-captain tumble and ran It In for a score In the The MSC Force (7 year olds) won two on their first possession of the Bogan leading Bolton Kansas City vs. Tersnte Puntt 6—48.2 2—51.0 second halt to make It 21-0. T.J. Allbrio and lost one In the Ludlow Columbus second half, a 15-yard TD pass to 0-00 4—59 ’85 ECHS team. (Mve Joys lead series, 3-1) Punt returnt-vdt added a touchdown on a Quarterback Day Tournament In Ludlow, Mass. Kurt Sohn that gave New York a Oct. t-Toronto 6, Kansas CItv I KO returnt-vdt 4-83 0—00 Other sports: East Windsor keeper, and Jason Talbot ran for a TD Ludlow Fairway Builders beat the Oct. 9-Toronto 6, Konsos CItv 5, 10 Fumblet-lott 9-0 0—0 Little League. In the final seconds to complete the Force, 2-1, In a hardfought final game. 13-0 lead. Innings Penaltlet-vardt 4-31 3—25 scoring. Tom Kelley, on an assist from Michael The Dolphins marched back with Oct. 11-Konsas City 6, Toronto 5 Time of pottettlon 33:46 37:14 Future plans: go to college and Gritfeth, scored the lone Force goal. their only strong drive of the game, Oct. 1^Toronta 3, Kansas City 1 take pre-law courses hoping to Jeffrey Altrul, Seth Egon and Mike Oct. 13-Kansas City 2, Toronto 0 ImMvMval Statistics Bannet/IIIIng crott country Siena played outstanding for the going 73 yards in eight plays towards respectability Oct. 15-Konsas CItv at Toronto, 4:15 RUSHING — Mloml-Davenport 7-22, get into labor law. losers. culminated by Davenport’s TD. p.m. Hampton 7-44, Nathan 4-4. NY Jets— Cross country runners from Bennet In earlier rounds, the Force blanked x-Oct. 14-Konsos CItv at Toronto, 4:15 McNeil 24-173, Paige 5-12, Hector 11-51, and llling Junior High completed In However, with McNeil carrying Monday's Wickham Park Invitotlonal. the Clifton Park, N.Y. Wildcats, 64, p.m. O’Brien 1-9. and nipped the Natick, Mass. Panth­ three times for 36 yards on each By Bob PapettI Bogan, leading scorer and cap­ defense, but Bogan has developed, WerM Series PASSING— Mlaml-Morlno 23-13-136-1. Top locals Included — 7th and 8th TODAY’S FOOTBALL CARD grade boys: 1. Pat Dwyer (B), 2. Craig ers, 3-2. Goal scorers In the shutout drive, the Jets got an 18-yard field Herald Sports Writer tain the past two seasons, has led as well. (BesIM Seven) NY Jets-O’BrIen 24-14-237. were Kelley (2), Griffeth, Randal "Last year, once Arnie got the Oct. 14ot AL, 4:35 p.m. RECEIVING Miami — Clayton 5-74, Hemsted (B),3. DaveHoagland (B),4. goal by Pat Leahy and a 1-yard TD the Bulldogs’ charge towards Brett Lassen (B), 12. Jonathan Alpert Sllmon, Corey Wry and Kris Llnd- Oct. 20-at AL, 7p.m. (If Tor.) or4:30p.m. Nathan 4-40, Hampton 2-4, Hardy 1-12, Sponsored by: strom. Assists went to Greg Ryan, UPl photo run by Tony Paige on their next BOLTON — They’re the school’s respectibility. bail, he’d feel like he had to score,” (If KC) Johnson 1-6. NY Jets—Sohn 4-66, Shuler (B), 14. Dave Phillips, 17. Dan Smith (B). 7th and 4th grade girls: 1. Beth Griffeth, Matt Lavery and Shane two possessions. only hope. ’’The last two years we have said Boyd. Now that the team is a Oct. 22-af NL, 4:35 p.m. 4-52, McNeil 3-46, Toon 2-26, Hector 2-13, Buzzell. Danny Carnagelo and Wry Oct. 23ot NL, 4:25 p.m. Klever 1-17, Townsell 1-13, Paige 1-4. Cool (l),3. Sara Whinnen (l),5. Wendy New York’s Freeman McNeil rushed for 171 yards Leahy hit field goals of 22 and 18 counted on Arnie for most of our little more rounded, Arnie has Parkanv (B), 6. Lori LaLlberte (B), 7. were sparkling In goal to combine tor x-(M. 24ot NL, 4:25 p.m. SACKS—Mlaml-Bokamper 1-8. NY the shutout. Ben Golas, Chris Pazda Monday night as the Jets upset the Miami Dolphins, 23-7, yards in the first half to give the With six games left on the offense,” said sixth-year coach impressed me at times with some x-Oct. 36-ot AL, 4:25 p.m. JetvBennett 1-10. Shelly DIeterle (I), 9. Lisa Turek (B), and Matt Vlara also played well. schedule, Bolton High’s boys Ray Boyd. excellent passes.” X-Oct. 27-ot AL, 7 p.m. (It Tor.) or 4:30 CARTER CHEVROLET 11. Mlchoellne Vlvlgatz (I), 12. Veron­ to take over first place in the AFC East Division. Jets a 60 lead. ica Parker (I), 13. Jean Faber (B), 21. Jim Gritfeth tallied twice and Kelley soccer team is in position to qualify p.m. (If KC) INTERCEPTIONS— Mlaml-None. NY once In the opening victory. Griffeth, Bogan has chalked up eight goals JetvB. Jackson 1-4. Lori Todd ( B ),24. Marcv Suitor (B),27. for the post-season tournament. 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 646<6464 Shannon Bowen (I). 9th grade and Rvon and Tim Kelsey notched ossists. in eight games so far. His team­ ” He has a good shot and he uses Missed field gools—NY Jets-Leahy Tim Boulay and MIchoel Toomey The Bulldogs, currently 4-3-1, have 47. freshmen boys: 8. Todd LIscomb (I), mates have combined for three. both feet well,” Boyd added. Cardinals 3, Dodgsrs 2 40. Rick Eaton (B), 77. Brian Parkany contributed solid defense. to finish at least .500 for a playoff The Force, now 54, ploys at Hartford "Natural ability of speed and Bogan co-captained the 3-11 (B). 7th grade and freshmen girls: 14. berth. Three more wins or two wins Sibrei 6, Red WIngi 1 Cathy Hill (I), 17. Lori Parker (I), 20. against Martin Luther King and In quickness is his best gift,” noted Bulldogs last season. This time LOS AN O ILIS ST. LOUIS Collsga lootball ratings Manchester against the Manchester Canucks and one tie will do it. obrhM pbrhM Kristen Turek (B). Sports in Brief Boyd of his star striker. ’’And he around, he assumes the full Cobras this coming weekend. A berth in the state tournament Duncan ss 3 0 0 0 McGee cf 3 10 0 Hockey Dttrolt 14 6— 1 combines that with good skills and mantle, Londrex cf 4 1 2 0 Smith u 3 211 NEW YORK — The United Press would save Bolton’s athletic face. an uncanny sense of always "H e’s the captain and the Ouerrer If4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 12 International Board of Coaches Top 20 Buffalo 123— 6 Football NFL may expand replay usage Modicfc 3b 4 1 1 2 Clark 1b 3 0 10 college football ratings, with first- FIrsI Period—1, Buffalo, Housley 2 Its three major sports — soccer, coming out of the pack with the ball responsiblity has really helped place votes and records In parentheses, NHL ttindings (VIrta, Follano), pp, 8:11. 2, Detroll, CCC-Edstern D'all checking Morshll rf 3 0 0 0 Cedeno rf 3 0 0 0 NEW YORK — National Football League executives may basketball and baseball — com­ him,” noted Boyd. "The Idds Gallant 2 (unassisted), 17:52. Penalties— W L T W L T Transactions in front of him.” Sdosda cx2 0 1 0 Landrm If 3 0 0 0 total points (bosed on 15 points tor first bined for a 3-40 record last year. Brock 1b 1 0 0 0 Psnditn 3b 4 0 1 0 place, 14 for second, etc.), and lost Ladouceur, Det,3:52; Hughes, Buf,4:15; South Windsor 2 0 0 3 2 0 expand an experimental use of televised instant replays to settle Bogan played center halfback in naturally looked up to him because Cabell lb 3 0 1 0 Porter c 2 0 0 0 week’s ranking: Wain Confpmnck Foligno, Buf, 4:43; Burr, Det, 8:07; Enfield 1 0 0 4 0 0 disputed officials’ calls to this season’s playoffs and Super Bowl. Not surprisingly, the soccer team 1984, but Boyd moved him to the he was good. But he had to learn \ NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Forsch p 0 0 I. Iowa 0 0 (16) (54) 575 1 Patrick DIvMon Playfair, Buf, 11:30; Larson, Det, 12:46; Fermi 1 0 0 3 2 0 w T OA The replay plan is on the agenda of the N F L presidents’ fall won all three games. forward line this year "where he how to be a leader.” Sax lb 3 0 0 0 Ciavlev p 2 0 ^ Oklahoma 10 (14) (30) 572 2 L PtS. OP Foster, Det, 18:49. Rockville 1 0 0 2 3 0 Basketball pays off 0 6 13 8 Valenzul p 3 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 3. Mlchlgon 0 0 (11) (SO) 554 3 New Jersey 3 0 Second Period—3, Buffalo, Ruff Windham 1 1 0 1 4 0 Boston — Waived free agent guard meetings which will be held Tuesday and Wednesday in New Not surprisingly, considering doesn’t get marked man-on-man Hopefully, Arnie Bogan will lead 2 1 0 4 10 Matsik 1b 00 0 0 Harper ph1 0 4. Penn 0 0 State (50) 456 6 Philadelphia 13 2 (Hamel, Perreault), pp, 7:11. 4, East Hartford 0 1 0 0 3 0 Tracy Mitchell. the soccer Bulldogs boast one of as much on the outside.” Bolton into the Class S state NY Islanders 1 1 0 2 7 8 Buffalo, Hamel 1 (unassisted), sh, 15:17. Phoenix—Walvedforward Alvin Scott. York. Lahti p 0 0 0 0 5. Arkansos (50) 430 7 Manchester 0 2 0 0 4 0 the COC’s better all-around play­ Bolton’s improvement can be tournament for the first time since TetPlS IS 1 S 1 TeMs 14 1 5 3 6. Nebraska (4-1) 403 9 NY Rangers 1 2 0 2 8 13 Penalties—Smith, Det, 1:44; Burr, Det, Hartford Public 0 2 0 0 4 1 Football VANCOUVER, British Colum­ The use of instant replays has the support of Dallas executive X Keochedflrstenentcher’slnteilerence. 7. Auburn (4-1) 351 1) Pittsburgh 0 2 0 0 5 9 6:31; Ladouceur, Det, 10:45; Foligno, Kansas City— Placed linebacker Louis bia (AP) — The Vancouver Ca­ ers in senior Arnie Bogan. mainly attributed to a shored up 1982. Washington 0 3 0 0 5 12 Buf, 14:33; Young, Det, 15:57; Dvkstra, Cooper on Inlured reserve; waived Tex Schramm and several coaches, including M iam i’s Don Shula One out wtien wbinlnp nm scored 4. Brigham Young (5-1) 274 10 nucks have stressed a close- Let Anpeles SS414S4S4-2 7. Air Force (60) 26312 Adams Division Buf, (double-minor), 16:33. HCC D'all defensive lineman Mike (Towson. and Pittsburgh’s Chuck Noll — but faces resistance because SI Leiris 144 SSS 441 1 10. Ohio State (4-1) 17515 Boston 3 0 0 6 19 5 W L T W L T NY Jets — Activated linebacker Bob checking style this season, and it officials have never used the replays during the regular season. Gomc^lnnlng RBI— Smith (1). II. Florida State (4-1) 143 4 Quebec 3 0 0 6 15 4 Third Period—^5, Buffalo, Tucker 2 St..Bernord 3 0 0 5 0 0 Croble off Inlured reserve; placed safety worked to near perfection again — Scholastic roundup E—Valenzuela, Porter. DP—St. Louis 13 Oklahoma State (4-1) 124 5 Hartford 2 0 0 4 13 6 (Hughes, Andreychuk), 1:31. 6, Buffalo, Notre Dame (WH) 2 1 0 3 2 0 Harry Hamilton on Inlured reserve. The executives are also expected to vote on the Detroit Lions’ 8 this time against the New York 2. LOB—Lot Angelet 5, St. Loult 10. 13. Baylor (5-1) 10618 Buffalo 2 1 0 4 16 Perreault 2 (Foligno), 11:07. 7, Buffalo, East Catholic 1 1 0 3 2 0 Hockey proposal to expand the rosters, which were reduced from 49 to 45 Montreal 2 1 0 4 13 13 Tucker 3 (Langevin), 17:13. 2B—Herr, Pendleton. HR—Modlock (2), 14. Alobomo (4-1) 102 8 Xavier 1 1 0 3 2 0 Winnipeg — Acquired goaltender Don Iilanders. players before this season. Smilh (1). SB—Londrum (1). S—Forsch, 14. Georgia (4-1) 10217 Campbell Conference Penoltles—Gallant, Det, 3:05; Foligno, Fairfield Prep 2 2 0 2 3 0 Bouchard from Quebec for seventh- Led by hard-hitting defenseman Smith. 16. UCLA (4-1-1) 94)6 Norrit Division Buf, 6:45; Cyr, Buf, 16:22. St. Joseph's 1 2 0 2 3 0 round 1786 draft choice and cash. ’ IP H RBRBBSO 17. Louisiana Slate (31) 47 17 W L T PtS. OF OA NWest Catholic 0 1 0 2 3 0 Garth Butcher and right winger 14. Texas (31) »1 4 St. Louis 1 1 0 2 7 9 Shots on goal— Detroit 7-8-6—23. South Catholic 0 2 0 3 2 0 Soccer Cam Neely, the new and improved MHS girls win in a romp 1 2 0 2 6 8 Celtics waive Tracy Mitchell Valenzuela 4 4 2 2 4 7 17. Tennessee (2-1-1) 1413 Toronto Buffalo 7-14-17—44. I Cleveland (MISL) — Released mid­ Canucks protected goaltender Ri­ NIedenfur (L 0-1) 1-31)100 20. Army (SO) 14 z Minnesota 0 1 1 1 8 12 Power Play Conversions— (Tetrolt 8-0. fielder Mike Fall, who signed with Nur SI 20. Arizona (4-1) 14 z Detroit 0 2 1 1 9 21 Buffalo 7-2. Soccer Louisville of the American Indoor Soccer chard Brodeur with some tough BOSTON — The Boston Celtics Monday waived free agent Cov F o r ^ 31-3 3 2 2 2 0 z-vnronked kisl week Chicago 0 3 0 0 6 17 Goalies—Detroit, Mlo: Buffalo, Bar- Association. checking en route to a 4-2 National No fair peaking. At least not this to Manchester coach Joe Erardi. Smythe Division rasso. A—1U)11. CCC-Eosfern Division D’all guard Tracy Mitchell, who played collegiate ball at Texas “ Our difficult part of the sche­ Mu: Davley 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Others receiving votes: Miami (Fla.), , Hockey League victory over the Chris Rovegno scored two goals Worrell 2 0 0 0 0 1 Colorado,Texas ASiM, USC. Washington, Calgary 2 0 0 4 1/ 5 w L T w L T Christian University. early. dule is ahead of us,” he added, Ple< Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Edmonton 2 0 0 4 10 6 Referee—Bill McCreorv. Manchester 8 0 1 8 0 2 Islanders Monday night — the Manchester High’s girls soccer to lead the Indians, while Jen ’’With five out of six games away, soni Lahti (W 1-0) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Windham The move brought the Celtics roster down to 14, with two more Dmley pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Purdue. Vancouver 2 1 0 4 13 11 7 1 1 8 1 1 ^second win in three games for the team appears to be gearing up for Atwell and Erin Prescott added facing three league contenders,” 742-1 WP—Valenzuela. T—2:56. A—53,708. Note; By upreement with the American Los Angeles 0 3 0 0 11 20 South Windsor 5 3 1 6 3 1 Money Leaders players facing the ax before the final cut Oct. 22. Feelhon Coaches Assedatlen, teams Winnipeg 0 3 0 0 8 17 Enfield 5 3 0 5 3 0 Canucks under new coach Tom another run at a state title. ' one marker apiece. Sue Webb en NCAA or cenference prelMrtlon Hartford Public 3 5 1 4 5 1 Watt. The Indians destroyed visiting notched a pair of assists, while ore Insllplhls fer the Top 10 and Monday's Results Calendar East Hartford 1 5 3 1 5 3 "The defense was standing tip Mantle recalls drunken state South Catholic, 4-0, in a non­ Amy Barrera also had one. Girls Swimming notional championship consMerotlen Buffalo 6, Detroit 1 Fermi 1 7 0 1 7 0 PGA GOLF Vancouver 4, NY Islanders 2 Rockville 1 7 1 more and the wingers worked the conference mismatch Monday at Manchester is back on the field Football by (he UPlBeardef Coaches. Theteams 2 7 1 2, Roy Floyd RADNOR, Pa. — With 12 World Series under his belt, Mickle currenftvon probotton ore Florida and Tuesdoy's Games HCC O'Oll Wtadklns 4371J13. 4, boards effectively,” said Butcher, today, entertaining South Windsor EC splashed (All Times EOT) TODAY Memorial Field. Seulhem Melhedlsl. W L T W L T £2L''£„ ^ Hoi Sutton who was involved in two fights. Mantle can boast more golden moments than just about anyone Hartford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Beys Soccer Xavier 9 0 0 9 0 1 4362,560. 6, Corev Pavin 4353440 7, Manchester, perched atop the High in a CCC East showdown at GLASTONBURY - East Cathol­ NFL standings Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Manchester at South Windsor, 3:30 Fairfield Prep 6 2 1 7 2 1 Moltble «52,744.8, Mark O’Meara “ We’ve stressed hitting and taking in baseball. He also recalls the times he fell flat on his face. CCC East with a 7-1 record, is now 3:30 p.m. Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 3:15 ic’s girls swim team fell to 2-4 Collsga football odds East Catholic 5 4 0 5 5 0 4334,340. 7, John Mahaffev 4303,360 10, •the man more in front of our net.” Like the night before Game 3 of the 1964 series, when he tossed 9-1 overall. South Catholic slumps “ It was nice to see some of our Wednesday’s Games Bolton at Vlnol Tech, 3:15 Aquinas 3 3 3 3 3 3 Craig Stadler 4283426. Monday as homestanding Glaston­ American Cenference Boston at Vancouver Coventry at RHAM, 3:15 The Canucks were joined in the back a few too many in a local night club where he had gone to see to 1-8. girls who have practiced hard all Cast South Catholic 4 5 0 4 6 0 LPGA GOLF bury High won a non-conference Tile REND, Nev. — Weekend NFL and Buffalo at Montreal Girls Soccer St. Joseph’s 2 5 2 2 5 2 1, Nancy Lopez 4400,222.2, Pat Bradley winner’s circle on Canada’s singer Kay Starr perform. Never mind the score. Only one year rewarded with a sizable w L T Pet. PP PA college odds at potted bv Harroh't NY Islanders at Edmonton South Windsor at Manchester, 3:30 meet, 90-74, at the Glastonbury Mu! NY Jett 5 1 0 .833 143 84 St. Bernard 1 6 1 1 6 1 4380,756. 3, Alice Miller 43a,1M. 4 , ^ y Thanksgi'-ing Day by Buffalo as “ (Kay) had a spotlight thrown on our table. A nice statistic is needed to tell the story amount of playing time,” noted Reno-Tohoe Soortt Book: New York Rangers at Los Angeles Portland at Coventry, 3:15 NWest Catholic 1 6 1 1 6 1 SJfattv »SShS; 4^ ^ ' ! High pool. m ei Miami 4 2 0 467 145 108 NPL Pittsburgh at Chicago Girls Swimming the Sabres defeated the Detroit introduction: 'Ladies and gentlem en... a fellow we all know and of this one. Shots on goal: Man­ Erardi. "Shelly Hoher, Jen Faber, Coll New England 3 3 0 JOO 104 116 Poverlte Pit. J ' , 7, Beth Daniel Michelle Freemer was a double Washington at Toronto Manchester at Wethersfield, 3:30 *143427. 7, Jane Red Wi.igs 61 in the only other I’m sure we respect and love. Let’s hear it for Mickey Mantle! ’ chester 31, South Catholic 0. Michelle Callahan and Joanne Indtanopollt 2 4 0 .333 109 138 LA Romt Kaniot CItv 1 Winnipeg at Detroit E.O. Smith at East Catholic (MHS winner for the Eagles, copping the Buftolo 0 6 0 .000 66 163 Son Frandteo COC 0*011 4 1 ^ 4 « *J*3426. 10, Jan Stephenson NHL game Monday. "I started to get up and fell on the floor, cockeyed drunk,” In fairness to the Rebels, only 13 Heavens played very well, and Detroit 10 St. Louis at Calgary pool), 3:30 W L T W L T 200- and 5P0-yard freestyles. East’s c « m r t R NY Giants Washington 2 Rocky Hill Taylor Hall, Tony Tanti, Jean- Mantle recalled in an article he co-authored for the Oct. 19 issue players were in uniform and Kris Cool has been playing in­ DGI Cleveland 4 2 0 .667 114 17 Dollot Philadelphia 4 7 0 0 8 2 0 ■ MEN’S TENNIS 400 free relay of Pam Reiseherl, WEDNESDAY Coventry 4 1 1 6 1 2 1, vanLmdl,Czechoslovokla,4a67421. Marc Lanthier and Petri Skriko Plttiburgh 2 4 0 .333 129 108 MInnesoto Son Diego V / 7 Boys Soccer of TV Guide. "showed great spirit,” according spired soccer for the past week.” Cincinnati 2 4 0 .333 184 196 New Orleans RHAM 4 1 0 5 2 0 I^Enroe 4822437. 3, Mats scored for the Canucks, while the Cindi Hurnes, Carol Trocciolaca Atlanta 2 East Catholic at St. Joseph's (Trum­ VInal Tech 4 2 0 6 2 0 Wllander, Sweden, 4527,237. 4, Jimmy Houston 1 5 0 .167 75 128 LA Raiders Clevelond 3 bull), 3:45. .'New York marksmen were Mike and Freemer was also victorious. W «t Pittsburgh St. Loult 3'/a Bolton 2 2 1 4 3 1 Connors 4446436. 5, Boris Becker, West Girls Soccer Cheney Tech 2 3 0 4 3 1 GemtonV' 0 4 1 ^ . 6, Anders Jarryd, Bossy and Patrick Flatley. Both The Eagles are back in the water Denver 4 2 0 467 166 131 Indtanopollt Buffalo E Cinucki4,lilindBrt2 East Catholic ot South Catholic, 3:15 Hooper upsets SadrI LA RoMert 4 2 0 467 138 113 Cincinnati Houston 4 Bacon Acodemy 1 4 0 2 5 1 S w e ^ , 43(BJ»7. 7, Tim AAayotte - Islander goals came in the final today, hosting E.O. Smith at the Cross Country East Hampton 1 4 0 4 4 0 Seattle 4 2 0 .667 164 169 Mtaml Tamoa Bov 13 Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 3:15 S S 'ic t’ o ^ Stefan Edberg, Sweden, period when New York twice SYDNEY, Australia — Big-serving American Chip Hooper Manchester High pool at 3:30 p.m. Kansas CItv 3 3 0 400 141 135 Denver Seottle 3 Cromwell • 1 5 0 2 6 1 S Z 'iS ’ ’( Czechoslovakia, Benoit is on target NY Islanders 442— 1 Girls Volleyball Portland 1 5 0 2 7 0 registered the first upset of the $280,000 Australian Indoor Tennis Son Diego 3 3 0 .500 152 166 NY Jets New England 1 Vonceuver 111— 4 Manchester at South Windsor, 3:30 o S 'm " ‘•oPl'Io' Nysfrom, Sweden, closed to within a goal. Rtiulls: MendevnMit Rrst period—1, Vancouver, Hall 3 championships Tuesday when he knocked out seventh-seeded , ’ .. WOMEN’STENNIS XO (ret: 1. Freemer (EC), Borow- lost Chicago Green Bay r / 7 (T o m b e llln l), 12:07. Penalties— THURSDAY Sabras 6, Wings 1 kowskl (G), 3. Davit (G) 3:03.33. W L 'r PCI. PP PA CeNege CCC-Eastorn Division girls D’all 1, AAoHIna Navratilova 41,125477. 2, compatriot John Sadri in straight sets. BOSTON (U PI) — Olympic her winning time of 31 minutes, 49 Boutlller.NYI, 0:17; Lemov, Van, 0:17: Beys Soccer w L T w L T 3X IM: 1. Pitt (G), 3. BIrrell (G), 3. Dallas .433 197 So California Stanford IS Potvin, NYI, 2:42: (Madln, Van, 4:17; Bacon Academy at Bolton, 3:15 *334,947. 3, Hona Gil Perreault scored a landmark women’s marathon champion seconds in Monday’s 6.2-mile race. Trocclola (EC). NY (Monts JOO 143 Oregon California 3Vi Manchester 7 1 0 8 1 0 AAondllkova, Czechoslovakia, 4507477. Boyd, NYI, 6:45; Boutlller, NYI, Girls Soccer Windham 5 2 1 6 2 1 goal and the Sabres scored twice in Joan Benoit says she’s ” on target” ” I ’ve been gearing everything X tree: 1. Dailey (G),3. L. Panuczak Washinaton JOO 97 134 Ohio State Purdue 12 mlnor-malor (flghtlna, misconduct), Bolton at Bacon Academy, 3:15 . Czechoslovakia, (G), 3. S. Panuczak (G) 36.04. SI. Louis soa 145 163 South Windsor 4 2 1 4 5 1 4W487. 5, Pam Shrlver 4323403 6. nine power-play opportunities to run her best marathon ever for Chicago,” she said. ” I ran Notre (Xime Army 5'/j 7:04; Lemov, Van, mlnor-malor Cress Country Rockville 100 fly: 1. Pitt (G),3. Trocclola (EC), Philadelphia .333 46 70 No. Carolina No. Carolina St 4 (fighting), 7:04; Tonelll, NYI, 8:22; 4 2 1 6 3 1 W. Germany, while short-circuiting the winless Lendl casts doubt on McEnroe when she meets world record hard, but I didn’t run beyond my Central Cheney Tech at VInal Tech, 3:30 Enfield 2 5 1 2 5 1 *304,S, Miami 7 Georgia Vanderbilt 17 Third period—3, New York Island­ "I said only two words to him during the exhibition” , Lendl of the 1977 inaugural race, was Sowlay, Oct 24 Wisconsin Northwestern 17 ers, Bossy 2 (Gillies), 1:35. 4, Van­ four individuals. It’s a team “ I ’m going to run my own race, (AHUnteelDT) Girls Swimmint NASCAR said. "One was ‘good’ and the other was ‘evening,’ but he did not third in 32:18. ★ ELECT ★ Kansas Kansas St 23 couver, Lonthler, 2 (Hall, Tombelllnl), East Catholic at Maloney, 3:X 1, Bill Elliott 41475,743. 2, Darrell (effort), and it’s working.” and Ingrid will run her own race. I Cincinnati of Houston, 1 p.m. Oklahoma Miami (Fla) 6 pp, 5:43.5, New York Islanders, Ratlev 1 Girls Volleyball Bowling look to have injured his shoulder.” Benoit, a Bowdoin College grad­ Dallas of Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Colorado Waltrip 4825473.3, Harry (3ant4583,770.4, The Wings have not won in three know Ingrid has a little more speed Iowa St V/} (Potvin, Jonsson),op,7:13.6, Vancouver, Fermi at Manchester, 3 :M , Terry Labonte 4512,265. 5, Dale uate who held the world marathon JOEL D. Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Alabama Tennessee 3 ■ Skriko 1 (Tontl, Peterson), 17:46. Earnhardt 4416433. games this season. than I have at this point,” she said. LA Rolders of Cleveland, 1 p.m. Arkansas Texas 7 Penalties—Lanz, Van, 2:22; Butcher, SATURDAY The Sabres scored four seconds An estimated 8,000 runners record for women until Kristi­ LA Rams of Kansas a tv , 1 p.m. Air Force Colorodo St 25 Van, 2:36; Makela, NYI, 2:36; DIneen, Football Elki . into their third power play of the Jets acquire Dan Bouchard jammed the course for the nation’s ansen took the mark in April, New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Auburn Georgia Tech 7 NYI,5:00; Peterson, Van,7:06. Manchester at Windham, 1:M p.m. MROSEK captured the lead for good at the NY Jets at New England, 4 p.m. Washington Oregon St 37 Boys Soccer night. largest women-only race, which St. Louis at Pmsburgh, 1 p.m. UCLA Washington St 7'/2 Tony FIcaro 137-354, Al Atkins 353, W IN N IPE G , Manitoba — In an effort to snap its 63 start in the BOARD OF EDUCATION Shots on goal— NY Islanders 4-4-7—25. St. Bernard at East Catholic, 10:X Ralph Dover 146-376, Bruce Fish 151- Radio, TV John Tucker added two third- began and finished at Boston tw6m ile mark after running in a Son Olew ot Minnesota, 1 p.m. Fresno St New AAexIco St X Vancouver 11-14,6—31. a.m. NHL, the Winnipeg Jets Monday obtained veteran goaltender pack with six women. Son Frondsco at Detroit, 1 p.m. Mississippi St Tulone 14 Power-play conversions—New 134-420, Bill Palmer 167-427, Joe period goals for Buffalo. Common, weaving through the “FOR THE FUTURE OF Rocky Hill ot Coventry, 1 p.m. Dworak 171-143416, Hank Hebert 142- Dan Bouchard from the Quebec Nordiques in exchange for a Benoit, who has shunned speed WasMngton of NY (Monts, 1 p.m. Cincinnati Louisville 7'/] York Islanders 5-1. Vancouver 5-1. Greenfield at MCC, 2 p.m. TONIGHT Perreault scored in the final streets of Boston and Cambridge. Sootfla of Denver, 4 p.m. Florida St Tulsa 22 354, Bernie Gudeohn 146359, Rick late-round choice in next year’s amateur draft. MANCHESTER' Girls Soccer BurneH 152-374, Jerry Ridel 362, Travis 7:X Whalers vs. Nordlques, Sport- period, his 483rd in the NHL, which Benoit, who returned to competi­ work on the track in favor of Tampa Bov at Miami, 4 p.m. SMU Houston 7 Goalies—NY Islanders, Smith; Van­ East Catholic at Coventry, 1 p.m. A 13-year veteran of the NHL, Bouchard has a career record of Pild (or by The Committee ta MoiHlPV, Oct. 11 Cook Jr, 385, Bill Preston 137-357, Andy sChqnnel, WTIC radio. tied him with recently retired tion with a record performance in high-mileage workouts, ran the Baylor Texas A&M 5 couver, Brodeur. A—104)49. Bolton at Hale-Ray (Moodus), 10:X 4:00 Royals vs. Blue Jays, Channels elect Joel Mroeek, Paul 8. Al G n tn Bay at Chicago, 7 p.m. LSU Kentucky 7'/i Lamoureux 373, Travis Cook Sr. 276216111 with 25 shutouts and a goals-against average of 3.23. August’s Falmouth, Mass. Road first mile in a blistering 4:53, and Referee—Terry Gregson. a.m. 161-163-165489. 22, X Darryl Sittler for 13th on the NHL’s Seybolt Jr., Treeeurer. El all-time list of goal scorers. * Race, said she was pleased with briefly feared a burnout. 11»- MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday Oct. 15. 1965 — 11 to - MAI

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Convenient leges, parking available. the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar and other consideration osher- Forbes Magazine Monday, the homes­ Valley. ing room, rear deck and climbed 14.79 points to 1,354.73. The new American Croesus is Sam Hewlett with only $595, stands third Hartford. Payables Clerk — With priced at only $159,900. washer/dryer hookup, up­ Security and references eln provided, sublect to the terms and conditions contained pun Arkansas retailer has passed Forbes’ editors and a special staff graded carpeting, slate herein, premises known os 466 Main Street, Manchester. A Advances outpaced declines by more than 2 to 1 Moore Walton, 67. of Bentonville, Ark. because of his 17 percent share in experience. 16 to 20 hours Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. required. 643-2693. Gordon Getty, son of oil magnate J. that spends all year collecting data for entry and fenced yard description of sold premises Is attached hereto and Is de- on the NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 78.54 Hewlett-Packard, worth more than $1.5 Reliable Woman to Bab­ Executive Secretary — per week In Manchester. slonoted os "Schedule A". Paul Getty, as the wealthiest person in Walton drives a pickup truck — and the special issue said no fewer than 132 ysit - my home. 2 days- Coll 646-5420 between 8om backed to woods. Sentry million shares, against 96.37 million in the billion. Typing, shorthand, com­ South Windsor — 6'/j *9 1 APARTMENTS Prepared by William J. Shea At a meet the country. owns the 745-store Wal-Mart chain. Last of the 400 inherited their money. /week. 649-3926. and 5pm. Real Estate, 643-4060. Assistant Town Attorney previous session. puter, phone. Responsi­ Room Ranch, 3 bed­ ^‘ I for r ent Commissi The magazine listed 42 first-time year, Wal-Mart did a business of $6.4 But most of 13 other billionaires who Departure from the 400 club was the OD 9-13-85 ble, Interesting position. rooms, spacious lower ROBERT entries in its annual compilation of the billion, mostly in small towns in the Sun joined Sam Walton at the top of the list lot of a number of the oil-rich, including Like New! Manchester — TURNPIK 9am-2pm. 646-6270. level family room, wall to $65,900. Colonial cape, re­ SCHEDULE A country’s 400 wealthiest — people Belt. Walton and his family own 54 owe their riches to their own talent — Armand Hammer, chairman of Occid­ wall carpeting. Lot with a Manchester — 4 rooms. subdivislo Dollar firmer In Europe cently remodeled and In Woodstove, dishwasher, Tolland T whose net worth tops $150 million. Their million shares of the concern’s stock. and maybe good luck, said Forbes. ental Petroleum Corp., and four Auto Mechanic — Min­ view, very nice condition That certain piece or parcel of land In the Town of Man­ Subway Counter Attend­ Hairstylist Wanted tor excellent condition. 1st no pets. Security deposit chester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, known ROBERT LONDON — The dollar opened slightly firmer combined fortune.' totaled $134 billion. Walton began his career as a J.C. Second in the rankings, with an Rockefellers. imum experience needed throughout. Asking os 466 Main Street and more particularly bounded and de­ LANDTU ant — Must be 18. Perfect for lube work, exhaust, progressive, country $92,000. U & R Realty, floor family room, formal required. $450 monthly. in Europe today in quiet trading, dealers said. dining room, hardwood Coll after 6pm, 649-8365. scribed os follows: da l excet Gold also opened a fraction higher, gaining 50 for college students. Start tires, etc. Contact Steve salon. 742-7707. 643-2692. That tract of land situated, lying and being In sold Town of sitelnexc Immediately. Apply at 288 Carter, Carter Chevrolet, floors, 2 porches and Manchester — Available Manchester, together with oil the buildings. Improvements of OOparki cents overnight in Zurich at $327.50 and 25 cents Center Street, aluminum siding. Large, and appurtenances thereon or thereto, known and .de' sauarefoe up in London at $327.25. Fed’s new faces not likely to affect interest rates 646-6464. At First Glance — You'll Immediately. One, two slgnoted os No. 4M Main Street and more particularly along the I Manchester. love this 8 room rambling charming home with all The currency markets were “ extremely quiet” natural woodwork. D.W. and three bedroom apart­ bounded and described os follows: 0 retaining Cape Circa 1771. Small ments. $425, $495, $525, posed son at the start of trading, London dealers said. policy is actually set by the Federal Experienced Masons and farm on a acre lot. Fish Realty, 643-1591 or heat and hot water In­ auxilary t Dealers are keenly awaiting Friday’s U.S. gross WASHINGTON (AP) - The selection central bank’s governing board are inflation efforts. Supply-siders believe 2'/2 871-1400. NORTHERLY by land now cr formerly of John F. Borstow, main or II in the need for sharp cuts in tax rates Open Market Committee, which in­ Tenders Needed — Coll "We Guarantee Our cluded. J.D. Real Estate, national product figures, and are forecasting of Kansas farmer Wayne Angell and viewed with intense interest on Wall 646-1305 between 6 and et ol, One Hundred Sixty (160) feet, more or sonitarvs and efforts to bring interest rates down cludes not only the seven Fed governors Part Time and Full Time Houses." Blanchard 8< 646-1980. less; Inch P.V.i growth of around 3.5 to 4 percent. This would send supply-side economist Manuel Johnson Street. Cooks — Openings for tul I 8pm. New Listing. Manchester EASTERLY by Main Street, Seventy (70) feet, more or Last week. President Reagan an­ to stimulate economic growth. but presidents of five of the 12 Fed Help Needed — Chair Rossetto Real Estate, 646- — $48,900. Condo In very All sonitai the dollar higher but the prospect of intervention for appointment to the Federal Reserve time dinner cooks. Good Seating and Basketry 2482. less; the appro Board won’t lower interest rates or nounced he was nominating Angell. 55, regional banks. Pay. Apply Steak Club good condition, with slid­ SOUTHERLY by land now of Wesley C. Gryk and Henry S. Prepared by the central banks continues to prevent dollar Angell is less easily categorized, but Mall Order Business Gryk, One Hundred Sixty 060) feet, more or Associate substantially alter the course of the an economics professor and small town Restaurant, Route 83, Just Listed — 4 Family ers to deck, appliances, buying on a large scale, the dealers said. as the operator of a 3,300-acre farm and needs all around help. Real Estate pool, club room, sauna less; and areas and nation's monetary policy, economists banker and farmer, and Johnson, 36, to Vernon. with private fenced yard. WESTERLY by land now or formerly of the Town of Man­ (6) The ¥ 'The pound opened in London at $1.4125 against chairman of a small agricultural bank Apply at Connecticut and pool tables. Country Manchester — 5 room, 2 $1.4137 at close of trading Monday. are predicting. two seats on the seven-member board. in Kansas, he too is expected to lend a Cane 8, Reed Company, 3 one bedroom and 1 three bedroom, heat. $625 a chester, Seventy (70) feet, more o r less. Note 2 of Both appointments are widely viewed Ivory coast PART-TIME correspond­ club life at a reasonable dissipater In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 2.6590 marks Despite the fact that both men are sympathetic ear to those, such as 205 Hartford Road, HOMES bedroom. Excellent In­ month. Children wel­ The Southeasterly corner of the premises herein described 4A sholl tx as another move on the part of the A French protectorate since 1842, the ents to cover scholastic vestment opportunity! price! D.W. Fish Realty, up from 2.6560 and in Zurich it was worth 2.1815 likely to worry more about economic farmers, who have pleaded for relief Manchester. [31] FOR SALE 643-1591 or 871-1400. come. 647-7602. Is at 0 point In the Westerly line of Main Street, Four Improven Reagan administration to bring pres­ Ivory Coast became independent in sports events In the Man­ "We Guarantee Our Hundred Thirty Five (435) feet, more or less. North of Its In­ c glneer or Swiss francs up from 2.1800. growth than inflation, the overall from high interest rates. '' sure on the Fed to promote a looser 1960. It is the most prosperous of chester area. Sports Inter­ Houses." Blanchard & 149 Oakland Street — 4 tersection with the Northerly line of Center Street. Lots 2 an< The rate in Paris opened at 8.1115 francs up direction of the board will still be guided est essential; writing ex­ All real estate advertised A Wish Come True!! Very The Northeasterly corner of the premises herein de­ lond Turn monetary policy and lower interest Johnson and Angell will join two other tropical African nations because of Rossetto Real Estate, 646- room heated apartment. from 8.1070 and in Milan the dollar bought 1,794.50 by Federal Reserve Chairman Paul perience desirable. For In the AAanchester Herald desirable TImrod Road scribed Is at o point In the westerly line of Main Street, 150 ALEERT Voicker, these analysts said Monday. rates. Reagan appointees. Vice Chairman diverse agriculture exports, close tie* 2482. No appliances. No pets. feet south of o merestone located on sold westerly line of lire compared with 1,792.75 at Monday’s close. an appointment, call Len Is sublect to the federal area, Ansaldl built 7 room Main Street, which merestonemorksopolntotthesoutheas- WOODBU Because of the Fed’s power over the Johnson’s appointment was seen as a Preston Martin and Martha Seeger, to France and encouragement of Port Tlme(ofter school) Fair Housing Act of 1968, Colonial on very private Security. $450 monthly. DEN ORC The dollar was also a shade firmer in earlier Auster, sports editor, at — Moll Order Business’ Antique Colonial — Wide Coll 646-2426 weekdays, terlv corner of land now or formerly of the Town of Mon­ adopted o trading in the Far East, opening at 215.75 yen up growth in the nation’s money supply victory for supply-side economists, who have also dissented in the past from foreign investment. About 20 percent of the Manchester Herald which makes It Illegal to welt developed lot. Plea- chester and at the northeasterly corner of land now or form­ needs help with preporo- board floors enhance this 9om to 5pm. erly of Mornee W. and Linda E. Bennett. of approx from 215.05. and indirectly, on economic growth in such as Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., who Volcker’s monetary policies. the population is made up of workers weekdays before 11 a.m. advertise any preference, BVi room home In excel­ sont rear yard with In- the petitli tlon of materials. Apply at llmitotlon or discrimina­ ground pool and porch. 2 Sold premises are conveyed together with the right of the 19tS). general, any appointments to the have long criticized Volcker’s anti­ But analysts point out that monetary from neighboring countries. Connecticut Cane & Reed lent condition. 7 working Two Bedroom Town- buyer (grantee), to use o strip of land three (3) feet In width T tion based on race, color, fireplaces, hardwood Company, 205 Hartford fireplaces! Call to see and 160 feet In length, odlocent to and south of the southerly MARTIN, religion, sex or national floors and plaster walls! house — All appliances, line of sold premises, for o driveway for the purposes of In­ GARDEN Road, Manchester. origin, or an Intention to today! "We Guarantee Jackson & Jackson Real heat, hot water, carpet­ gress and egress to sold premises. the appllc Our Houses." Blanchard ing, air conditioning. Coll Said premises ore sublect to a right In favor of the seller dence AA Laborer ^ For pipe line make any such prefer­ & Rossetto Real Estate, Estate, 647-8400 or 646- (grantor), to use o strip of land seven (7) feet In width and 160 os shown Gos Station Attendant — ence, limitation or dis­ 647-1595. construction, must have Evenings, 4-9pm. Satur­ 646-2482. 8646. feet In length odlocent to and north of the southerly line of Grove Ro crimination. The Herald sold premises, f or o driveway for the purposes of Ingress and five date transportation, dependa­ days, 8-5pm. $3.75 hourly. Like Private Home — 3'/2 ble, top wages paid. 649- wilt not knowingly accept Brand New Listing! Gam- egress to the premises odlocent to and south of thesoutherly THE ANI Call 646-7543, ask for John. Views, Views and more room apartment. Base­ line of sold premises, which premises ore presently owned BIDWELI CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 6087. any advertisement which bolatl Built 6 Room Ranch by the seller (grantor). Is In violation of the law. views are captured from ment, appliances. Work­ under Art this spacious 10 room with rec room, plaster Sold premises may be sublect to on easement for pole, an­ to an exit ing single adult, morried chor guides and electrical ond telephone lines, os of record Cape with separate 5 walls, fireplace, deck. couple. No children, pets. vrelt $tre< I Enclosed Sunporch — Al­ Close to shopping, bank may oppeor. Best lows tor evening relaxa­ room In-law suite or In 643-2880. Sold premises may be sublect to real property taxes of the INDUSTI home office. "We Guaran­ and highway. Ottered low Town at Manchester on the current Grand List which TK>N-S» HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED |IELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Part Time tion and watch the world $80's. Hurry, Owner Anx­ Grantees, by acceptance of the deed agree to pay In accor­ tpeclol e HD iD HD HD HD HD go by. House has 4 bed­ tee Our Houses." Blan­ One Bedroom — Heat, hot velopasi HD E] dance with Section 12-81o of the Connecticut General Sta­ chard 8i Rossetto Real ious! ! Jackson 8. Jackson water, appliances, near excess of Job In Town rooms, 2 full baths, det­ Real Estate, 647-8400 or tutes. 60,000 ♦ S Nurses — Substitutes for Part Time — Must be able Vista Volunteer — 35 hour Help Wanted — Donut Janitorial Help — Part ached garage, oak floor­ Estate, 646-2482. Porkode. No pets. On bus The deed conveying sold premises shall contain the follow­ Teachers Aides and Sub­ time, full time. Mornlng- No dress code, casual, fun atmosphere. 646-8646. ing: shall beo Coventry Public Schools. stitutes — Flexible hours. to start 10/14/85, like week, 1 year assignment Baker, 5 nights, expe­ ing and new wall to wall, line. Older person pre­ states ” t( M ust be re g iste re d . s/evenlngs. Apply In per­ Work for a National Newspaper Promotional Custom Built Brick 8< ferred. $425 plus security. As port consideration for this deed, the Grantee agrees on Must be over 18 and high working with children and literacy project. $212 bi­ rience preferred. Excel­ large living room and You're Cordially Invited.. behalf at Itself, Its successors and assigns that: connectk Please contact Pupil Per­ school graduate. Call 646- have a dependable car. weekly subsistence allo­ lent pay and benefits. Will son to Delta Mainte­ Company. We offer a guaranteed salary with kitchen, basement, rec- Cedar Ranch — Luxur­ Coll 643-6802 or 649-6205. I. By acceptance ^1 this deed, the Grantee agrees for It­ shall be i Pizza and grinder person, nance, 540C North Main ious appointments To make an offer on this Inch ond sonnel Services Office at 7090. Monday through Friday. wance plus stipend, 647- train. 646-9277. Mister Do­ Mechdnical Assembler — bonuses. Evening hours available. room, well Insulated, self, Its successors and assigns that It w ill operate on emer­ 742-8913. EOE. full time positions. Apply Street, Manchester, CT. abound In this 3,000 sq. ft. terrlflc6room Ranch with 3 Room — Heat, hot gency shelter on the premises described herein on o continu­ shall be c Call Jeanne, 647-9946. In person, Lastrada West, 6232. nut, 255 West Middle We are looking for a many extras thru-out, 2 fireplaces, new cherry ing basis. In the event that Grantee wishes to use sold pre­ Sion cont Managers Needed In con­ Tpke., Manchester. Call Sat. 9-npon aluminum sided, has home set on a quiet, treed, water, stove, retrlgero- t ^ subdi 471 Hartford Road, person capable of assem­ hillside, 2 acre lot with kitchen, aluminum siding mises for any other purposes. It shall first obtain permission berexisti Part Time Cashier venience store. Port and Trainee — Metal Shop, bling hl-tech cleaning Mon. or Wed. 5 to 9pm charm of days past. tor, 3rd floor, security, ot the Town of Manchester before doing so. Manchester. babbling brook that glee­ and lots more! Sellers $375. Adults, no pets. Coll to read ' Needed — Experienced full time positions availa­ $5.50. Welding knowledge equipment. Candidate $87,500. Century 21 very Anxious!! Jackson 8, 7. That, It reouested, funding by the Town ot Manchester areosint preferred but will train. Secretary/Bookkeeper — fully beckons you home... 649-2236. tor the first year shelter operation sholl not exceed Twenty ble. 3 - midnight or mid­ helpful. Small Windsor Dishwashers — Dennys In must have mechanical 647-9946 Jackston-Showcase, 646- Jackson Real Estate, 647- Thousond ($30,000) Dollars. Future levels of funding. If any, Ing spaci Please stop In to fll I out on night - 8am. 633-4155. Waitresses Wanted — firm . Fee pold. Wilson Small office, diversified 1316. the kitchen Is a master­ A c tio n 9 duties, accounts receiva­ Vernon Is seeking Individ­ aptitude and ability to piece In design with raised 8400 or 646-8646. by the Town ot Manchester will be determined following o plan. (5) application, see Jackie or Full and part time. Apply Agency, 2460541. work Independently. We Manchester — 5 room review bv the Town Board of Directors of the shelter's first Bob, Fairwov, 975 Main ble, telephones, record ual^ willing to work 11pm- panel cabinets, two sinks, duplex Ranch. 2 bed­ years operation. meter of Part Time Salesperson — at Luigis Restaurant, 706 Bus Boy - Dishwasher - Set 7am or 3pm-11pm. Both are willing to train the Fit as a Fiddle.... East the plan, Street, Manchester. keeping and some typing. center Island, the best rooms, wall to wall 3. That the Town of Manchester Contract Monitor shall plan for : A p p ro x im a te ly 15-20 Hartford Road. up — M/F. Openings for Small Bloomfield office full and part time posi­ right person. Call for ap­ Hartford. Immaculate 7 evaluate the performance ot the shelter and report his find­ hours per week Including seeking Secretary/Recep- All benefits. Call 647-9137. appliances available, a carpets. No utilities. $450. Sheldon I nights and weekends. tions available. Apply In pointment, 646-0172, room Ranch. Original ings to the Board of Directors monthly. agestruc Tile Installation Helper — Saturday. Please stop In tlonlst. Typing ability and random width pegged oak Lease and security, avail­ 4. That pon-resldents shall be limited to the use of the Good Pay. Apply Steak person or call for Inter­ Syndet Products, Inc., PICTURE THIS floor, a fireplace and owners relocating, 3 bed­ 1, portlor Must be fast learner and to fill out an application, payroll helpful. W ill con­ rooms, 2 full baths, formal able November 1. 649-8236 shelter for o maximum of five (5) consecutive days. Grantee mechanically Inclined. Club Restaurant, Route view, Dennys, 35 Talcot- Bolton, CT. Excellent Em­ enough room to use for otter 6pm. Is encouraged to direct such Individuals to obtain social ser­ ALBERT see Jackie or Bob, Fair­ 83, Vernon. sider person with "rusty vllle Road, Vernon, CT, ployee Benefit Package. dining room, family vices provided bv their hometowns. STREET Call Tllemasters, 649-0359. way, 975 Main Street, Cooks — Full and part skill" If right candidate. dining and a family room 872-3130. gathering spot! You'll room, porch and covered 5. That operating procedures on ’'eportlngmechonlems (L-S7)-A NOTICe OF A Manchester. time. Experienced pre­ Good benefits, full time. Permanent Part Time- patio. Call for more de­ ore.to be defined bv the General A onoger of the Grantor, A rticle II PUlUC HCAMNO ferred. Will train enthusi­ Salesclerk. Apply In per- ‘ Tellers — Inquire Savings love the separate laundry with the assistance ot Grantee, ond be presented to the Town ond whlc son, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Send resume to Box B, tails! Jackson & Jackson u g h t h UTiLrriH DtsmicT Christmas Cash — Wen­ astic applicant. Good pay C/0 Manchester Herald. Bank of Manchester, 923 $ EXTRA MONEY $ room area set up to Board ot Directors no later than June 1, 1985. The cond OF MANCHESTCR Main Street, Manchester. accommodate your sew­ Real Estate, 647-8400 or 6. Maximum bed lim it should be set of forty (40), perm it­ tional fiv dy’s Old Fashioned Ham­ and benefits. Apply to Main Street, Manchester, EXPORT COORDINATOR 646-8646. Duplex 4 Room Apart­ ting o small Increase over the peak occupancy In 19U. low even^ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN burgers on 260 Broad Howard Johnson’s Res­ 646-1700. ing needs. The "Great ment — with rec room, 7. Stays shall be lim ited toSwo weeks unlesson Individual and 26'm THAT THE Board of Direc­ Street In Manchester Is taurant, 394 Tolland Turn­ Part Time Inserters IMMEDIATE NEEDIl With Your Own Part-Time Job.' Room" Is 32' long ond nice area, no pets. $475. Dions to secure permanent housing or resources Is estab­ shall hav tors of the Eighth Utilities wanted. Call 647-9946, ask features a massive brick Reduced! Reduced! lished and the shelter user Is making reasonable efforts to Chester, i now hiring for night time pike, Manchester. 649- We're now offering this Coll after 4:30, 647-9616. shown or District will hold a Public closing shift. Starting 6220. for Bob. EXHIBITION AND TRAINING Rapidly growing, high technology company wall with coal burning follow the plan. The plans should be flexible and allow con­ Hearing on Monday, October An excellent opportunity for stove, a 12' bay window charming 7 room Colonial tinued use of the shelter If solutions to Individual needs do from the 21,19*5 at7;30p.tn.otthe Dis­ wage Is $4 per hour. needs one export coordinator to process ex­ Attractive and Comforta­ not exist or require extended time periods. leokoff f< ASSISTANT and vaulted ceilings. A at $85,900. 1'/2 baths, 1 car Street so tric t Fire House, 32 /Main St., Flexible schedule. Meal SECRETARY HAIRSTYLISTS port licensing and shipment details to pro­ garage, aluminum siding ble Duplex — 6 rooms, 3 8. A regional shelter should be prohibited bv requiring Manchester, Connecticut tor discount. Uniform and Central Offlca formal dining room with bedrooms, recently reno­ Grontee not to contract with any other towns to use the Mon- tern; a lt the Following Purposes: We’ve got the clients vide inside sales, customer invoicing and Housewives and Mothers with and lots more! Call us 5 right to d Primary responsibilities will include de­ double entry door, spa­ vated. Deposit and refer­ Chester shelter and to moke continuing efforts to direct Indi­ training provided. Apply OlMtonbury Public Schools. today. Jackson & Jackson viduals from other towns to use services provided by those flrehydri 1. To Discuss methods of Fi­ 10 months. 35 hrs. psr week. W* n««d you now monstration of equipment and trade shows customer service functions to our interna­ cious entrance foyer, a 24' ences required. $450 plus nancing to be used for the In person, Monday no foUowIng necessary tional customers. Entry level. Real Estate, 647-8400 or towns. the site 1 through Friday, 9-11am. 3 Appllcetlons svalleble from and dealer training. young children . bring them cedar solarium with sky­ utilities. Call after 5pm, 9 Grqnteeshallatalltlmesooeratesoldemergencvshel- Street. (5 proposed Buckland Fire­ QIastonbury Board of Educa­ Cal/.' 646-8646. d ttlo n o l! house. to 5 and 7 to 9pm. EOE. lights, plus 3 huge bed­ 649-2803. ter In o manner and according to practices which conform to tion. QIaitonbury. CT 00033 C*wwi B< PwftniiMW* Qualified candidates must have a bachelors The ideal candidate should have a backg­ rooms In a separate wing! requirements ot the State ot Connecticut Department of ALBERT 2. To transact any other bu­ Phone 633-5231. Ext. 441. _ _ I 4 H 3 3 I round in export; or specialized courses ap­ with you and save on New Listing — Three or Housing or any other State or Federal agencies having siness proper to come be­ degree In either marketing or general busi­ The master suite has sev­ Manchester — Single bed­ STREET Four Bedroom Cope on authority or lurlsdlction over the operation of sold emer­ ( L -m ‘ C fore the meeting. Put TkM BubeMite Cele- plicable; good typing skills (45-50wpm.); eral closets and private room apartment In o du­ gency shelter. ness, previous experience in a sales related quiet street. Large kit­ JOSEPH EIGHTH UTILITIES Iwle Am IMwiI - lor vecatlont job, a willingness to travel frequently, be close attention to detail; self motivated; able babysitting costs. bath facilities. There are 2 plex. $345 monthly. '9- Gc ontee herein agrees for Itself, Its successors ond DISTRICT ■nd lllnoH In ■ •mell oni- NURSES AIDE POSITIONS other full baths with tubs chen with lots of coblnets. assigns thot It shall not discriminate upon the basis ot race, ment of | people oriented, possess excellent commu­ to work independently; aggressive; and abil­ Enclosed patio. Full base­ 649-5258. dridge BY: ployM celeleni loeatod In AVAILABLE and showers. The lower color, religious creed, age, marital status, notional origin, Grove St HELEN J. WARRINGTON E M Hartford. Countar ax- nicative skills and have the ability to demon­ ity to communicate effectively. Spanish de­ ment with rec room. Sev­ > **',tf*ntol retardation or physical disability. Include but CLERK sirable. level of the home Is fin­ not lim ited to blindness In Its ownership and use and opero- BRENTS padanea halplul. Call Mr. Full and part time strate products effectively and grasp new ished with 2 other large eral fruit trees & garden DBVBLC Dated at Monchester, Conn, Whitnay 6ee-2020 for Inlor- area. Minor cosmetics ' ?! premises os an emergency shelter, or In the use this ISth day of October, 1985. for concepts quickly. GSP offers an excellent benefits package rooms that are Ideol for of sold premises for any other purpose which may, with con­ proved o itialon. E.O.E.______an office-study or addi­ needed, but priced right at One, Two and Three Bed­ sent ot the Grantor, be appropriate, unless It Is shown by the for *‘Bret 031-10 Cartiflad Aldas which Includes medical, dental and life in­ $ $73,900. Strano Real Est­ Grantee that such disability prevents performance of Its ac­ tolled Pli QSP offers an excellent benefits package $ tional bedrooms... this room opartments tor tivities in the use of sold property os herein provided. It Is un­ dominlur (Will Train Non-Certified Aides) which Includes medical, dental and life in­ surance, pension plan and tuition reimbur­ level odds an oddltlonldl ate, 647-"SOLD". rent. Call Ed, 649-2947. Malittonance man sement. Qilualifled candidates may apply at derstood and ogreed thot bv acceptance of this deed the NIRMAI AAA AUTO CLUB surance, pension plan and tuition reimbur­ 1,200sq. ft. of llvingspace! Grantee, Its successors and assigns, agree that the State of STREET 3S1 nOAD STRECT needed to do carpen­ Various shift openings sement. Qilualifled candidates may apply at our facility or send a resume WITH SALARY 22 Hours Per Week There are 3 garages, all Manchester ^ New list­ Four Room paneled Connecticut Is o beneficiary of ond Is entitled to enforce this lots. Loti HISTORY AND TYPING SKILLS TO: ing. Charming 5 room apartment. Appliances, covenant. try, electrical, plumb­ Excellent benefits our facility or send a resume with salary his­ thermopane windows, 2 This Ordinance sholl take effect ten (tO) days after this pu­ BOB Rll MANCNESTER, CT. heating and air condition­ home with 2 car garage. carpeting, references. No blication In this newspoper provided that within ten (10) STREET ing and general build- Meals provided tory to: Salary Plus Gas Allowance Convenient to school, N««d Extra Money for PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT ing systems and a myriad pets. $380. 646-3166. days otter this publication of this Ordinance o petition Adonrts S ing maintenance. of extras that make this shopping and bus. Newer signed bv not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the CftOSSEl the Holiday*? Lika Contact or call Director of Staff Development, PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT SOUND INTERESTING? gas furnace, cedar closet. Town, os determined from the latest official lists of the Re- land S tri talking to paopla? Good pay and bene- GERBER SCIENTIHC PRODUCTS, INC. home truly one of Man­ Monchester — 2 family, glstrors ot Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk re­ Crestfleld Convalescent Home/Fenwood Manor GERBER SaENTlHC PRODUCTS, INC. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and chester's most desirable Priced at $78,000. Zinsser available November 1st. 5 ROBERT Than thi* job may be (ita, flexible hours. 151 Batson Drive yupervisa our carrier boys a girls, it you like kids - questing Its reference to o special Town election. 151 Batson Drive Manchester, CT 06040 properties... Call for a Agency, 646-1511. room apartment, 2 bed­ STREET for you. 9-1, Monday- Send resume of work 643-5151 want a little Independence and your own income.. James F. Fogarty ter Stree Manchester, CT 06040 private showing today — rooms, first floor, ap­ Secretory Frlday; 5-^, Tuesday & Ottered far below replace­ WANT ADS are worth A copy o Wadnaaday. Call Judy experience to: pliances, washer and Board of Directors office. ment for Immediate sale. looking Into when you’re dryer hookup. $525 per Manchester, Connecticut at 846-7096. Box MM 'We Guarantee Our looking for a place to An Equal Opportunity (IN ANTICIPATION OF month plus utilities. Houses." Blanchard & live...whether It's a home, Lease. Security. Mature Doted at Manchester, Connecticut Employer Manchostar Herald this 11th day ot October, 1985. Doted oi POSSIBLE STRIKE) CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Rossetto Real Estate, 646- an apartment or a mobile couple preferred. No pets. 2482. home. 649-1369. 039-10 023-10 to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 15. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright HOMES STORE AND FOR RENT IfUJrOFFICE SPACE Hearing turnout light, I iRetired editor likes lUConn’s Earl Kelley I ICIear, cold tonight; Manchester — Office or {faces school discipline Isunny on Thursday Retail Space, first floor, 5 Animal rbcenTly txsccveRebTtw but NU criticism heavy I jto cook for friends I rooms, full bath, parking, Chtb A teVELdFO) SENSE OF \MlNOp. ... page 12 ... page 2 Ashford — 3 and 4 room excellent sign visibility. fzROENroi2ies,cArs um itioX iU TibB E . homoricss, ... page 4 I I ... page 13 I I Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. Ranch. Remodeled. Tile M rr AFPeAK.TriAr'rHfe w a s BECAOSE Mo o n e bath, oak floors, rugs, *«BmodBilmi. WiD Ifte iR . BPANb i3F eKTePTAI N AAEffT large yard, heat supplied, 500 sq. ft. Office — E xcel­ F H B H fB UNtiuTHe AbVENT ©FTHE tAVlD U.Tl0?WANSHoW. no onimals. Lease, 423- lent locqtlon. $200 per fiOINlt 'BBTYl s p t 4190 evenings. month. Includes heat, jan­ lR8.IWHiWR<. itor and parking. 649-5334, F o m iiiin r 'pcior & Bxw ri ■There Yoo Have iT ^ lk s , [STORE AND 643-7175. AddlttBIMMRI^ i 8 i . m t " [OFFICE SPACE l W ill New mini office In down­ t k t r $ o iu rtf« iy . '<#•'" town professional bulld- ' W A M P ' Office Space — Excellent ■ Forront* locatlan with ample park­ Ing. Heat, air iU anrhpB tFr U m l h f u l l v I'dBU.r*IT, , ing. 000, 400 & 300 sq. ft. conditioning Included. Warren E. Howlond, Inc., f - a i S ' Esfabilsltadttir&MBms.-tgi's, room office suites are now >wR,M4.«MWPl.8y..Z.S...... esf.ii______* \AioHnAAHAwVYednesday, Ort Oct. 16, 1985 — Single copy: available. 649-2891. 643-1108. ■ titw c .S 'P -W S * mcffts (<|VBtL CollBg4»3D. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 259

BstinwifBs for ChOStBT FOthor onO 7 * ^ ; ~ Fro* Dlfntty LEOAL NOTICE i « o d 3 (XMl Report urges from the Division Administrator of the Federal Highway Ad­ loof ClMII uD now. Also ifltctikBy chltdrBt). Chiht* ministration, location and design approval for fhe Town of vino snow rotnovolBSti* rim wKti. soBdosI ntiNfs Ino IcxtiHlor oifd tidf- o^f^Mltnr l(tt< Manchesfer's recommended plan for the reconstruction of motBs. ColM»ortnirs lp«M- Hor, coHjlHp r«o«(r«d. dot«d, CBtllnins, CELEBRITY CIPHER Main Street from Charter Oak Street north to Ford Street, o woicom*. CxpertBACBd CilBbftty Clphor CfYplooramt btb crMtod from quolatlonB by famous i^loL$yvlcos)644-:g«1i,| profmional 64FMtt for Roferoncokfully tnsurtd,' dormars, rooflitG. ptoplQ, past and praaanl. Each latiar In tha dphar Btarxfs for distance of approximately 3,M0feet In theTown of Manches­ arsothar. Tod*y'$ ekt : D aQua/« C. ter Identified by State Prolect No. 76-135and Federal Protect inow": Nowino — odditonol informotten. Quality wo(;k. MUH’rHtt donttai or co 0 No. IXM-179S(1). nwrciol only. DipfffFKii-s ASattssoff, dv^n«H(,'649-,~6dM291. by CONNIE WIENER huge overhaul Included as part of this plan are reductions to the number ble. Insurgd. Answudno:: Topsoil Sand, (frovBl, of on-street parking stalls and a revision to the configuration Stong.' ioticGt/ bdcXhOB ^ vtce, flDv Hardy, i4S* I c o r p B n t r y “ F H LU I BHRCUWF PA of the remaining on-street parking within the prolect area, and tOG((»r rontol.^vlt the creation of new and the Improvement of existing, off- t t i - l Jln o 88TVI street parking areas, and also an Improved access drive to Construction, - '•^ham» rr- UJHREHRM PA QRI EHRT HF the east of Main Street between parking areas. Aesthetic Im­ H04^(f|iidn«t'''"^'' provements such as plantings, street furniture, and textured ironlna. m, r w ia b t ziPiNirs, rtp d irfip I ,-a - c * « m ♦ '« WASHINGTON — A congres­ , torn SBams, Call OI(»ii(t.fJP» l «w<EmN8 Bolton, Large Dog House — meddlesome lawmakers. Democrat, had previewed the 160 Pascone Place, Room 414 Automotive massive report — two years in the Newington, Connecticut 06111 m t n K K w Brand new. Never been The report by the staff of the M o n d av-Frid av, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. making — in recent floor speeches. M R C0,< di . intertorbalntlnofn |»K' All types remodeltnG used. S70 or best offer. Senate Armed Services Commit­ per room. Inciudiil Coll 646-5160 after 6pm.o tee represented the first compre­ But Pentagon officials have not Commissioner (»(B(W.Cali fef r e p o r t ,r^ Q (> m p ie» .-‘ i S j 'r l CARS/TRUCKS Connecticut Department of Transportation iniRLW frilcoywinc m a i m hensive study in three decades of seen the report, although Defense G 25660 atattordObiorat - I s b im f ip n Ladles 26” three Speed FDR SALE the Western world's biggest bu- Secretary Caspar Weinberger was 026-10 .wdrk Gvoristtti J « ’ i5 *»r4»*s, fecks. NO Bicycle Deluxe quality. In reauracy, and will be the founda­ briefed on it last week. surod, reforencesi like new condition. S55. Pentagon spokesman Robert tion for congressional hearings Htrald photo by Pinto iyetwsex Foifitinsi Compair Call 649-1794 anytlme.n this year and possible legislation in Sims said the study's general TOWN OF MANCHESTER t m . ^ LEOAL NOTICE 1986. conclusions that reforms are Car Seat — Bobby Mac, 1979 Red Hondo A ccord — needed “don't match with our fits newborns to 40 lbs. In opening hearings today, com­ Open house at MHS At a meeting on October 7, 1985 the Planning and Zoning 4 door. Air, high mileage, mittee Chairman Barry Gold- recent experience" — a reference Commission mode the following decisions: Excellent condition. S25. runs well. $1,812 or best water, R-Ariz., said Congress must to last week’s U.S. interception of a ROBERT W. WEINBERG - SUBDIVISION - TOLLAND 643-7332.0 otter. 633-2479 between 5- MHS. MHS Principal Jacob Ludes estimated about 900 to Sofa — Dark green and start work now to correct “the ^civilian Egyptian jet carrying the Davi(j Rohrbach of Grissom Road looks over books in the TURNPIKE (W-24) - Approved with modifications0 tour lot 7pm. 1,000 parents and students attended the annual event. subdivision totalling approxim ately 12.61 acres - 402and 428 STORE AND RESORT 10 9 ^ HOUSEHOLD gold tweed, 86'. S85. 643- For Sale — 2 men's bikes, serious organization deficiencies" ' four hijackers of the Italian cruise Manchester High School library during Tuesday night's Tolland Turnpike. 2538.0 ship Achille Lauro. OFFICE SPAuE 1 PROPERTY | D £ l g o o d s 3 speed. Both In excellent 1974 Chew Wagon — One in the military system. open house. Rohrbach's daughter, Kristin, is a student at ROBERT W. WEINBERG - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - TOL­ I condition. S55 both or owner, low mileage. S500- "There will be those who say the The 600-page work comes at a LAND TURNPIKE (W-25) - Approved with conditions a spe­ Used Refrigerators, RCA 19” Color TV. Good seperotely. Coll 649-2320.0 time of rising congressional inter­ cial exception under Artlle II, Section 9.15.01 to develop a East Hartford — Now single Car Garage — Rear condition. S35 or best Best otter. 649-9532. system ‘ain't broke, so don’t fix site In excess of 4 acres and which requires parking In excess Washers, Ranges — est in military reform, coupled leasing 18,000 sq.ft, rehob of the Crockett Agency, offer. 649-0670. it,’” said Goldwater. “However, it of 60 parking spaces to perm it the construction of a 904l0Qt building of corner of G ov­ 643-1577. clean, guaranteed, parts Ladles Brown All weather 1977 Plymouth Fury — 4 is broke and we need to fix it. If we with the belief that huge increases square foot building. The conditions ore: (1) A ll landscaping and service. Low prices. Imitation Fox Fur lined in military spending are things of along the northern property line and the rear of the proposed ernor and Main Streets Brand New Braided Rug door, 40,000 miles. Good don't, our military effectiveness Sewer work gets bipartisan push B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 coot. Size 12, like new. S50. retaining wall as shown on Sheet SP-5 In the area of the pro­ for November occu­ from Marlborough Born, condition. 646-7276. will be seriously impaired." the past. posed sanitary sewer easem ents shall be elim inated. (2) A ll [ROOMMATES M ain Street, 643-2171. 643-5622.0 pancy. Excellent highway 5 x 8 . S99. Coll 646-1427.0 “If we have to fight tomorrow, The study points out 34 short­ auxilary hydrant valves shall beshownondinstolledat the accessibility and traffic [ w a n t e d 1977 Monaco — Power 0 comings at the Pentagon and in By Alex GIrelll to a controversy about the town's "There is no relationship be­ The plant is planned for a main or line from which the hydrants are served from. (3) A Satellite TV Systems — Men's or Ladles 3 speed these problems will cause Ameri­ sonitarv sewer Inspection manhole sholl be Installed on the6 count (19,700), on-slle Double Barrel Stove. S50. ste e rin g /b ro k e s, 68,000 cans to die unnecessarily. Even Congress's handling of military Herald Reporter proposed Comprehensive Plan of tween the plan of development and population of 63,000 by the year Inch P.V.C. lateral which Is upstream from manhole 4» 1. (4) parking. Call The Farley Manchester — Femole Wanted 43 homeowners 649-5035.O bike. S50 or best otter. miles. Good condition. matters. Itbffers 91 recommenda­ 2010. It would increase in capacity All sanitary sewer easements shall be shown as Indicated on who would like to hove Good condition. Coll 643- worse, they may cause us to lose Development. the plan to upgrade the sewer Company at 525-9171 for roommate needed, age 644-9682. tions, only a few of which would plant," she said. from an average daily flow of 6.7 the approved subdivision plans entitled "Subdivision Plan 18-25 to share 3 bedroom satellite TV Installed. 4382.0 the fight,” he said in remarks In a show of bipartisan support They apparently were referring Prepared tor Robert W. Weinberg" os prepared by Meehan further Information. Hanging Tiffany Lamp require legislation to implement. million gallons to to average daily house with 2 females, S185 Leading manufacturer Is 1977 Dotsun F-10 Wagon — prepared for the hearing. for plans to upgrade the town to a meeting Friday of about 200 Weinberg repeated earlier state­ Associates. (5) The plansshallberevisedtoshowall parking with Long chain. S50. Among the suggestions is the sewage disposal plant. Demo­ Manchester residents at which a ments that the town should do the flow of 8.S million. areas and their associated londscoplna onddrolM ae plans. monthly plus one third looking for homeowners Phone 649-1187.0 20” Boys Bicycle. Excel­ Immaculate. One owner. Goldwater said since the last (6) The words "wheneyer possible" shall be deleted from ROOMMATES utilities. Coll Sandy at to display their equip­ lent condition. $25. Coll Asking $1,800. 649-4109. defense reorganization in 1958 the replacment of the Joint Chiefs of cratic Mayor Barbara Weinberg link between the development plan work while federal grants are At the news conference. Water Note 2 of Drawing SP-4A. (7) Detail drawings of the energy WANTED 646-0244 otter 5pm. ment. Introductory low 742-0465. threat to the United States and Staff, whose advice is often very and Republican Minority Leader and the sewer plant bonding was available and not wait to be forced and Sewer Superintendent Robert dissipater ond erosion controls referenced on Drawing SP- price from Connecticut Loveseot — Blue country watered down, with a joint mil­ Young said most of the cost is for C 4A sholl be provided on the plan. (8) A ll required engineering 1970 Novo — 2 door, 6 William Diana held a news confer­ suggested. One of the residents, to do it entirely at town expense. distributor plus 100 per­ print. Like new condition. Navy Surplus metal desk itary advisory council. Improvements ore subject to final approval of the Town En­ [ HOUSEHOLD S200. 647-1543.______cylinder. S500. 649-1814 af­ ence this morning at which they Ronald Osella, a member of the Holding copies of a sequence of (xincrete basins that will be needed gineer or Water and Sewer Deportment os opproprlote. - cent bank financing avail­ — 71” long, 32'/z” wide. ter 4pm. Members of the Joint Chiefs urged approval of a bond issue to Republican Town Committee, said federal and state pollution abate­ to increase the amount of time Lots 2 and 3, 428 T o llan d Turnpike and portion of 402V T o l­ [ goo ds able for those who qual­ Asking $20. Call 649-6923.0 wear two hats—of the service they land Turnpike. [ MISCELLANEOUS finance the project. at the meeting that he favored ment orders in his hand, Diana sewage remains in the plant. The steady. Reliable Herald ify. Watch over 100 head and of the Joint Chiefs. increase in time is needed for a ALBERT R. MARTIN, GERALD P. ROTHMAN B DAVID C. 80,000 Townspeople will vote Nov. 5 on upgrading the plant but opposed said: "It’s all here. It's the State of reporter seeks house or Pair of Matching Cone channels for further Infor­ I FOR SALE Metal Gray Typewriter WOODBURY - ZONE CHANGE - KEENEY STREET • GAR­ Advisory council members, the whether to spend up to $14,300,000 expanding its capacity. Connecticut versus the Town of higher degree of treatment so that DEN GROVE ROAD (M-69) - Approved the appllcotlon and apartment to share. Must bock occasional choirs. mation. Coll Richard, 721- table with casters. Good study said, would have no tie to 7324. condtlon. S10. 643-8865.0 in local funds for the $26 million The residents, some of whom Manchester.” when sewage is dump^ into the adopted a zoning clossificotlon of Residence AA for a parcel be In Manchester. Coll Green velvet cushions. S20 Golf Bolls — Top Brands. 1984 Nissan — 4 wheel their services and would be free to Hockanum River, it will meet the of approxim atlev 1.4 ocres os shown on the map Included In Kevin after 12:30pm, each. Perfect Shape. 649- Tituest Top Fllte Pro Stott improvement project, belong to the Southwest Manches­ He said 90 percent of the work the petition - 337 Keeney Street (effective dote-(Mober 31, drive pickup. Durollner strike at give advice without prejudice. "Class B” standard set by the Queen size Mattress Box Unused Sanyo Kerosene Weinberg said she was speaking ter Property Owners’ Association, involved in the sewer plant project 1985). weekdays at 643-2711. 0845.O ODH Hogan Pinnacle Insert. $7,000. 647-1141. spring and Frame Seoly Heater, 9500 BTU s In­ The study also criticizes Con­ for Democratic Town Chairman oppose higher housing densities is mandated by the federal govern­ federal Evironmental Protection T Maxfil Tourney. S4 a do­ MARTIN, ROTHMAN B WOODBURY - ZONE CHANGE - Posturepedtc. S79. 643- gress for meddling in Pentagon ment. The plant work will mean Agency. GARDEN GROVE ROAD • ERIE STREET (M-78) - Approved zen. Phone 646-3163. cludes can and fuel. $75. Theodore Cummings as well as for proposed in the plan for their TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CT 40 96 .g ______649-2018.O programs and perpetuating inter­ herself in backing the sewer section of town. people can swim and fish in the Weinberg said the demand for the application and adopted a zoning classification of Resi­ H O T IC E O F Chrysler dence A A to r two parcels to ta llin g app roxim otely 2.7 ocres ADOPTIOH OF ORDIHANCE service rivalries by allowing ser­ project. Diana said Republican This morning, Weinberg said Hockanum River. sewer service will increase with or os shown on the map Included In the petition - 82V Garden Floral Sofa and Sectional. King Size Sealv Mattress In occordonce with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 Very good condition. S90 Girls Dress Winter Coat Deluxe Mitsubishi Colt, vice chiefs to come to Capitol Hill Town Chairman Curtis Smith that the improvements to the Public Works Director George without a new plan of develop­ Groye Road and easterly portion of 99V Erie Street (effec­ and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ and box spring with com­ and hot by Rothchlld. Size tive date - O ctober 31,1985). or best offer. 649-2691.0 1984 — 26K, 4 door hatch­ with disputes. supports the project. sewer plant were mandated by Kandra has said about 10 percent ment. She said some houses with tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, forter, sheets, dust ruffle. 6x. L ik e new. $40. Call THE ANDREW ANSALDI CO. - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - Connecticut on O ctober 8, 1985. back. Dual stick Clutch. By Edward Miller The study also noted the multi­ Weinberg said she and Diana federal and state orders a long of the the $26 million is for septic tanks already have sewers Good Maple CoffeeToble. Good condition. Reasona­ 647-8305.O BIDW ELL STREET (A-J1) - Approved a special exception ble, 649-5920. White with maroon inte­ The Associated Press tude of congressional committees called the joint news conference time before the proposed plan of expansion. No part of any federal running in front of them, and that under A rtic le II, Section 16.15.02 to perm it building additions P R O P O S E D O R D IH A N C E $25. 649-7793.g rior. Sharp. $5,500. 528- that dabble in defense issues. to an existing building on a site In excessof 4 acres - 186 Bid- because they were both concerned development was initiated. She grant can be used for the propor­ residents will want to hook up to Great Christmas Gift! Set 6415. HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. - The study proposes revamping the sewers when the septic sys­ well Street. B E IT ORDAINED by the Board of DIrectorsol the Townof of Transformers. Excel­ about rumors linking the plan to said the development plan is a tion of the cost attributable to INDUSTRIAL PARK CORPORATION - SPECIAL EXCEP­ Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from Eighty thousand U.S. and Cana­ the office of defense secretary to update and expand the sewer plant draft still subject to change. expansion. tems fail. Wesley C. Gryk and AAory K. Cryk premises known os 466 TOWN OF MANCHEBTEN lent condition. $99. Coll 1972 Mercury Montego — TIO N - S H E L D O N R O AD (1-18) - Approved with co nd itlo n so 646-4995.0 dian autoworkers went on strike strengthen it because "powerful sp ecial exception under A rtic le II, Section 16.15.02 to de­ Main Street, Monchester, o further description of which pre­ LEGAL NOTICE Good running condition. mises Is attached hereto and Is designated os "Schedule A". today at Chrysler Ckirp. plants and organizational forces whose vigor­ velop a site In excessot4acresondwhlch requires parking In Best otter. 646-3907. excess of 60 parkin g spaces to p erm it the construction of a The purchase price for sold premises shollbethesumofOne The Zonlno Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Padded High Chair — parts depots after the collapse of ous pursuit of their own agendas” 60,000* sq u a re fo o t building. The co nd ltlon so re: (1) A n o te Hundred T h irty Tw o Thousand (S132,000.00) D o lla rs, and M o nday, O ctober 28,1985 at 7:00 P .M . In the H earing Room , has weakened the office. will eventually be financed by the reimbursement to the Decorated with Donald the first labor talks in a decade shall be added on the plan to the 20 ft. water easements that Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, NUinchester, CT to hear and P ly m o u th R e lia n t 82 with a healthy Chrysler. The report recommends that the states "to be given to the Town of Atanchester upon future Town of E lg h ly -E lg h t Thousand ($88,000.00) D o llars from consider the following petitions: Duck figures. Good condi­ Wagon — Rebuilt trans­ Board seeks sports rule change the State of Connecticut Housing Site Development Pro­ .o defense secretary's office should connection to Rachel Road." (2) The six Inch hydrantvalve tion. $30. 649-2071 mission. $3,600. Evenings, The separate negotiations ended shall be relocated on the plan to the Intersection of the six g ram and F o rty-F o u r Thousand (844,000.00) D o llars from ITEM 1 PUBLICSTORAOE,INC.-Reauestvarlanceof Ar- the Greater Hartford Foundation tor Public Giving or from 643-9909. just before the midnight Tuesday be beefed up wi^ three subordi­ Inch and ten Inch water lines. (3) Construction Schedule NO. 1896 tid e IV, Section 9.03.02 to perm it few er parking Jacket Size 36, blue de­ the CIAC’s Board of Control. The CIAC eligibility rule forbids shall be changed on plan to rood as follows: “ 1. Place ero­ other a v a ila b le sources. spaces than required In conlundlon witho storage expiration of contracts in both nates who would deal separately By Susan Vaughn accelerated into a high school sion control meosures (Follow by.addlng entire note «2 of Prepared by William J. Shea fa c ility use In a business zone (297 parkin g spaces nim. Sanforized mode by countries and after thousands of with nuclear deterrence, NATO Herald Reporter The Board of Control is sche­ a ninth-grader from participating program. Assistant Town Attorney 1980 Ford Von — 75,000 the subdivision approval of September 4,1985)" and renum­ required - 7 parking spaces orovided) - Lot 4, 444 Lee. New condition. $12. miles, 4 speed, 2gos tanks, workers at three U.S. Chrysler defense and regional defense and duled to meet Thursday and the at the high school level in any sport The proposed amendment asks ber existing notes « lto *6as «2to *7. Changeoldnote *2 9-13-85 Tolland T urnpike - Business Zone II. 646-3388.0 9-18-85 plants already had walked off the force projection. ninth-grade eligibility issue will be that is played interscholastically to read "Install dralnoge and utilities." (4) Landscaping ITEM 2 RICHARD J. LUKO, JR. - Request variance of Ar- power steering and The Board of Education is that local boards of education be areas In the rati o of not less than 20square feet tor each park­ brakes, good condition. job. Other major flaws the study seeking an amendment to the rules on the agenda, Ludes said in the student’s junior high school. permitted to identify gifted ath­ E X H IB IT A ND. 1097 tid e II, Sed I on 5.01.01 to reduce east side yard to Full length winter coot, ing space for the parking lot os required under Article IV, ap p roxim ately 4.0 feet (8 feet required) to perm it Needs point lob. $2,800. The autoworkers, many of whom found included failures in the that govern interscholastic at­ recently. Section 9.02.05 of Zoning Regulations shall be shown on the size 16, beige poplin. Mbn letes at the ninth-grade level and That certain piece or parcel of land In the Town of Man­ eredlon of a detached garage - 20 Division Street - C o ll 643-2171, ask for once granted substantial wage and concept of the unified command, in hletic competition in order to allow School board member Richard Dyer said Tuesday that gifted plan. (5) Bitum inous curbing sholl be Installed around pe ri­ Residence Zone B. made fur collar, lining. certify them for high school m eter of parkin g lot and drivew ay, and shall be lab elled on chester, County ot Hartford and State of Connecticut, known Steve. benefit concessions during which one commander supervises some gifted ninth-grade athletes in Dyer, who has been a strong students who may be above the os 466 Main Street and more particularly bounded ond de­ ITEM S RAYMOND F. DAM ATO - Request vorlance of Ar- S17. 6494)832.0 competition in a particular sport. the plan. (6) Perm anent bench m ark shall be shown on ttie Chrysler's stuggle to avoid bank­ units of several services. Joint Manchester's two junior high backer of the push for the rules ninth-grade level should be playing "It is understood that this certifi­ plan tor site control. (7) The profile of entrance. Including scribed os follow s: NO. 1098 t id e II, S e d lo n 7.04.06(a) to reduce the n orthe rly 1976 Dotsun B210 — Runs at the varsity level. “It just doesn't Sheldon Rood to Insure lowpoint Is constructed wtwre drain­ That tract of land situated, lying and being In sold Town ot side yard to 29.2 feet (X feet required) to permit Knotty Pine Bor. Oak ruptcy, picketed today against operations, the study said, need schools to participate at the high change, asked ^hool Superintend­ cation would need coaching, scho­ Manchester, together with all the buildings. Improvements well, good condition. $900. make sense to allow it," he said of age structures are located, shall be shown on the plan. - Lot the construction ot a multi-family dwelling shown coffee table. Both need to their recovered employer. improvement. school level. ent Jam es P. Kennedy Tuesday if lastic and possibly even medical 1, portion of 161V Sheldon Rood. and oppurtenonces thereon or thereto, known and de­ as building foundation • 1 on the submitted oooll- 646-3116. the current rule. signated as No. 466 Main Street and more particularly cation plan - 179 Oakland Street - Planned Resi­ be completed. Both for The top issues for U.S. workers The school board voted at a he had any indication of what the documentation," the proposal ALBERT LINDSAY - SPECIAL EXCEPTION • TAYLOR bounded ond described os follow s: dence Development Zone. $30. 643-2880.O were job security and parts CIAC's response to the request STREET, TOLLAND TURNPIKE AND PARKER STREET 1981 Ford Escort G1 — meeting Tuesday night to submit a ‘‘While we are loyal members, states. subcontracting, while strikers in formal appeal to the Connecticut might be. Kennedy said it would (L-17) - Approved with conditions a special exception under NDRTHERLY by land now or formerly ot John F. Borstow, ITEM 4 JOSEPH AND TODD WARZECHO - Request Spe- AM/FM Cassette, power Inside Today we reserve the right to criticize," The board suggests that the Article II, Section 9.15.01 to develop a site inexcess of 4acres e to L O n e H undred Sixty (160) feet, m ore or NO. 1099 dal Exception In accordance with Article II, Sec­ steering, power brakes, 4 Canada sought higher wages. Intersdholastic Athletic Confer­ depend on how effective "our identification process be similar to ond which requires porklng In excess of 60 parking spaces. Dyer said of the CIAC. less; tio n 11.02.01 and A rtic le IV, Section 5.01.02 to per­ speed, good condition. Chrysler wants to reduce the ence. which sets rules for the well-placed messenger" will be the pupil-placement team sessions The conditions are: (1) The developer shall provide an oddl- EASTERLY by Main Street, Seventy (70) feet, more or mit addition of a used car rental ogenev In addition PETS number of job classifications and with the group — again referring to tlonal five (5') of land along the Taylor Street frontoge to al­ less; to the Lim ited Repairer's License In on existing au­ $3,500 or best offer. 643- 24 pages, 4 sections state's schools. In the written proposal, the used in special education matters. low eventual widening of the right-of-way and roadway to 50' SOUTHERLY by land now of Wesley C. Gryk and Henry S. tomobile repair and service building and request ‘4905 evenings. to move toward Japanese-style Assistant Superintendent Wilson Ludes without naming him. board draws an analogy between The appeal , says the board is and 28' minimum respectively. The plan shall show this and Gryk, One Hundred Sixty (160) feet, more or varlonces of Article IV, Sedlon S.03.02 to reduce work teams. Eleven other school systems in shall have a note on deeding this area to the Tow n of M a n ­ Two Cute Playful Kittens • ActvICMu. Lottory E. Deakin indicated Tuesday that gifted athletes and academically aware that CIAC attorneys and less; ond the fro nt y ard to 31.0 feet (40 feet required), to re ­ looking tor good homes. Dodge Colt, 1975 — Many Analysts ha ve said a strike could ArM towns 8 ObttuariM . the state have three-year junior chester. (2) That rood widening and granite curbing shall be WESTERLY by land nowor form erly of the Town ot Mon­ duce side yard to 4.0 feet (25 feet required) and to the appeal would be hand- talented students. The appeal says some CIAC members have been shown on plan from edge of existing pavement to q point IV Coll 649-6480 Otter 11am. new ports, reliable trans­ BusIntM 21-22 Opinion _ high schools like those in Manches­ chester, Seventy (70) feet, m ore o r less. reduce re a r vord to 6.5 feet (30 feet required) - 39S cost Chrysler $15 million a day. CitMifM____22-24 Poopl«t«tk. delivered as early as today by a that all students are grouped hesitant to change the regulations. fro m the new property line. (3) The plan shall show a paved T olland T u rn p ike - Business Zone II. portation. $700 negotia­ leakoff lor drolnoge to move from the low point on Taylor Negotiation.s were, to resume Comtes 18 SportN “messenger," referring to Man­ ter. But Deakin said the other according to their ability in aca­ But it says the change would not The Southeosterly corner ot the premises herein described Free — 5 abandoned kit­ ble. Days, 8:30-5, 643-2711, EntortalnmonU^ 16 Toitvition . Street south across the site ond Into the site drainage sys­ Is ot o point In the Westerly line of Main Street, Four ITEM S RDEERT J. AND ROSE M. McNEILLY - Request chester High School Principal schools “are happy with the demic subjects and that occasion­ change the basic structure of the NO. 1100 variance ot Article II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce tens. ”Sove a Lite”. Call X45, Evenings after 5:30, tem; also shall provide a notation showing the Town's Hundred T h irty F iv e (435) feet, m ore or less. N orth of Its In­ Please turn to page 8 Jacob Ludes, who is chairman of current arrangement." ally a juniot' high school student is CIAC eligibility rules. right to drain local street water through this system. (4) The tersection with the Nortlierly line ot Center Street. rear yard to 13 feet (22.5 feet required) to perm it 742-5768. 742-7463. 6 fire hydrant shall be relocated on the plan from the center of The Northeasterly corner ot the premises herein de­ the conitrudlon of on addition to on existing dwel­ ling -130 Chambers Street - Residence Zone A. the site to the Intersection of the access drive and Taylor, scribed Is at a point In the westerly line of Main Street, 150 AKC Registered Scottish Reneault Alliance, 1984 — Street. (5) The water line shall be extended on the plan an od- feet south of a merestone located on sold westerly line of ITEM 4 VISIONS UNLIMITED, INC. • Request variance of d ltlo n o l 90 tt. east In T a y lo r Street. - 20 T a y lo r Street. Main Street, which merestone marks a point at the southeas­ NO. IM I A rtic le II, Section 19.0S.02(o) to a llo w substantial Terrier Pops — 1 mole, 1 5 speed, power steering, ALBERT LINDSAY - INLAND WETLANDS • TAYLOR terly corner ot land now or formely of the Town of Manches­ improvement of a floor of o residential structure female left. Call after air AM /FM cassette. Best ter and at the northeasterly corner of land now or formerly Body, identified as that of Kiinghoffer, found in Lebanon STREET, TOLLAND TURNPIKE AND PARKER STREET tor non-resldentlol ourooset which Is oporoxlma- 5pm, 643-1751. otter. Must sell. 646-5741. (L-SS) - Granted on Inland wetland perm it-20 Taylor Street. of Mornee W. and Linda E. Bennett. telv 4 feet below base flood elevation - 395 Main Sold premises are conveyed together with the right of the Street - Planned Residence Development Zone. JO SEPH L. SWENSSON, JR., INC. (S-6S) - Denied the defer­ bu yer (grantee), to use o strip o f land three (3) feet In width Free Shepherd/Lob Mix n n MDTDRCYCLES/ By United Press International Burgess said the body was Damascus, Syria, to examine the States,” said Letty Simon, speak­ Spoleto, Italy, have been charged terrorists planned and carried out ment of granite curb Installation on Louise Lone and East El- ITEM/ THOMAS R. O'MARRA, ZONING ENFORCE- — 3 years old, house- and 160 feet In length, odlocent to and south of the southerly NO. 1182 MBNT OFFICER - Request a hearing to show L i i BICYCLES placed on an Alitalia flight to Rome body. An ABC News reports from ing on behalf of the Klinghoffers at with hijacking the Italian luxury the attack. drldge street, "Swensson Estates Section II" - 68V Oak line of sold premises, for a driveway tor the purposes ot In­ broken, 643-5283. G ro v e Street. gress and egrets to told premises. cause why the Special Exception Use at an auto­ U.S. officials identified a body in a wooden coffin draped with the Damascus said several Syrian a news conference. liner Oct. 7 off the coast of Port Investigating magistrates BRRNTWOOD-MANCHRSTER ASSOCIATES • PLAN OP mobile repair facility should not be.revoked for Sold p rem ises a re subject to a right In fa vo r ot the seller failure to comply with conditions and decisions of Hodako Motorcycle — washed ashore near Tartus, Le- American flag. pathologists, a U.S. consular offi­ Paul Dworian, who is engaged to Said, Egypt, and killing boarded the luxury liner Tuesday, DEVELOPMENT - BUCKLANO STREET (B-S7AI - Ap­ (grantor), to use a strip of land seven (7) feet In width and )60 \ banon, as that of Leon Kiinghoffer, “It is likely that an autopsy will cial, an FB I agent and another one of Klinghoffer's daughters, Kiinghoffer. proved a modification to the General Plan of Development the Zonlno Board of Appeals - 268-270 M iddle Turn­ MUSICAL Needs repair. 646- riding out in naval launches to feet In length odlocent to and north of the southerly line of p ike West - Business Zone III. be perform ^ in Rome,” he said. for "Brentwood Condominium" and approved the Final De­ so Id pr em ites, for a driveway for the purposes of Ingressond ITEMS 1760.D \the American killed aboard the pathologist retained by the Ameri- said the family has received a In Genoa, where the hijackers meet the ship in the Straits of tailed Plan of Development for Phase I, "Brentwood Con­ egress to the premises odlocent to and south of the southerly ITEM 8 STANLEY W. TALAGA • Reauest variance of Artt- Iiijacked cruise ship Achille Lauro, "I don't know the eventual destina­ c a n Embassy made the great deal of support from friends, first board^ the ship, warrants Messina near Sicily. Once aboard, dom inium " - 29 Bucklond Street and 939V Tolland Turnpike. line ot said premises, which premises ore presently ownM No. 1181 cle II, Section 3.01.01 to reduce rear yard to M.S and shipped the body to Rome tion of the body. That will depend identification. family and the nation, with many were issued Tuesday for three they interviewed Capt. Gerardo De by the seller (grantor). feet (Xfeet required) tooermit attached garageof Clarinet For Sale — Good lYD^ MISCELLANEDUS HERMAN M. FRECHETTE - SUBDIVISION • MAPLE / in a flag-draped coffin for an on the wishes of his family." The Achille Lauro's chief bar­ people sending letters saying, Rosa and other crew members, STREET (P-44) - Approved o plan of subdivision creating 4 Sold premises may be sublect to on easement for pole, an­ existing new dwelling to remain closer to rear line condition. Ideal for stu­ I ^ d I a u t d m d t iv e additional suspects including the chor guides and eicctricol and telephone lines, os ot record thon permitted - 31 Knollwood Rood - Residence lots. Lots A, B, C B D; 149, 151, 153, 155 Maple Street. dents. Cose Included. S75. )sy, a spokesman at the U.S. ’ A State Department spokesman tender told other Americans that “Your grief is our grief, your man who bought tickets for the including a barman who report­ m ay appear. Zone A A . assy in Damascus, Syria, in Washington said the body would the hijackers shot Kiinghoffer, 69, BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE - FLOOD PLAIN - ADAMS This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days offer this pu­ C all 649-3120 evenlngs.a Two Snow Studded Tires, father was our father, your hus­ four hijackers. edly saw the hijackers kill STREET (9-P) - Approved a site plan In a flood plain - 259 ITEM 9 ANTHONY BOTTICBLLO - Reauest variance of 3 be brought to the United States for blication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) said. '' an invalid, in the head Oct. 8, then band was our husband. Reagan administration officials Kiinghoffer. Adorns Street. NO. IM4 Article II,Section 1.03.04topermlttheerectlonofa size 215-75R15. $75. Used days offer this publication ot this Ordinance a petition silo (42 feet requested -18 feet permitted tor on ac- M-103 Ham mond Spinet "There are apparently two burial after the autopsy. The dumped him — still in his wheel­ "Under the circumstances. I said a federal grand jury would be Secretary of State George signed by not less than five (S) percent of the electors of the one season. Coll 646-8081. CROSSEN R E A LT Y (C-52) - Approved a roof sign - 117Buck- . ceuory structure) In conlunctlon with an existing Organ — French Provin­ bullet holes in Mr. Kllnghoffer's identification was made through chair — into the Mediterranean off think they doing extraordinarily convened to indict the four on U.S. Shultz, during a NATO meeting in land Street. » Town, os determined from the latest official lists of the Re- fa rm use under A rtic le II, Section 2.01.03 - 595 H lll- L ike new.D glitrors of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk re­ stown Road - Rural Residence Zone. cial, cherry wood - S700. body.” said acting public affairs fingerprints and dental records, he the Syrian coast. A high PLO well.” charges for the hijacking and the Brussels, Belgium, Tuesday, ROBERT EILERS, JR. - INLAND WETLAND - PORTER questing Its reference to a special Town election. 643-1053. officer Jonn Burgess. A State said. STREET (E-M) - (Wanted an Inland wetland permit -428 Por­ At this hearing Interested persons m ay be heard and written 1 Firestone Steel Belted official sought by the United States Italian authorities pressed the killing of Kiinghoffer. chided Italian Foreign Minister ter Street. James F. Fogorty communications received. Copies of these petitions have Radial, 721 Tubeless Department spokesman said ear­ The body washed ashore Sunday for his role in the hijacking had investigation into the Achille Investigating magistrates from Giulio Andreotti for Italy’s release A copy of these decisions has been tiled In the Town C le rk 's Secretary been file d In the Plann in g O ffice and m ay be Inspected dur­ 195/70R13, New lire. Keep lier the wounds were in the head — four days after the four claimed that Kiinghoffer died of a Lauro hijacking and said they Genoa, Italy, and Syracuse, Sicily, of Mohammed Abbas, a Palestine office. Board of Directors ing office hours. Trying. $25. 649-9947. and the back, apparently confirm­ Palestinian hijackers of the heart attack. Uteration Organisation official Manchester, Connecticut [ANTIQUES believed about IS terrorists were worked to assemble evidence for P L A N N IN G A N D ZO N IN G C O M M ISSIO N ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS ing witness reports that Kiingh­ Achille Lauro surrendered to "The family is pleased that their probably involved in planning and the trial of the four. Italian the United States has said was the Lao Kwosh, Secretory EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY Two almost new Fire­ Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut offer was murdered by his Palesti­ Egyptian authorities. father and husband will be coming carrying out the attack. investigators said they were work- mastermind of the Achille Lauro Doted at Manchester, CT this 15th day of October, 19B5. this 11th day of O ctolM r, 1985. Dated at A6onchester, Connecticut this 15th day of O ctober Next To Nothing — East stone steel radial snow 1985. nian captors. U.S. experts had been sent to home to them to rest in the United Four Palestinians jailed in ingjOn the theory that about IS attack. 023-10 030-10 Center and Spruce, open tires on wheels. B R 7113. 024-10 Saturdays, 649-0533. $85. 646-0231 .□ \