24 - MANCHKSTKR HKRALD. Thursday. April 4. 19B5 MANCHESTER FOCUS U.S./WORLD WEATHER Historic panel backs I I This ‘My Fair Lady’ Christians and Jews Mostly clear tonight; CALDOR plan for improvements turns out a vA/inner [mark their holidays some sun Saturday CIRCULAR ... page 3 ... page 9 ... page 2 ... page 2 SALE Continues Through Saturday 30V, r'.’.’V r 30H J.-.-. • NOW THROUGH SATURDAY O'" M u m b t B t n M rra lh ■ V SCOTTS Turf Builder Manchester, Conn, — A City of- 1 Village t r i l l ______Charm * CriHotrFriday, AprilA«. 5, 1985 — Single copy: 25•» f sional Democrats of "lying in their He said he and the Senate GOP teeth" for claiming he reneged on a leaders "all agreed. It's going to be •MUMS, 4 ' & 6" 1.99.4.99 •LOFTS Local Blend campaign promise to leave Social fight. It's been a fight since 1981. Security payments untouched. There are factions there that just •AZALEAS .... 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Omt f House for a vacation. 1986 that halves Reagan's re­ Herald photo by Tarquink) Appearing before reporters, quested increase in military- SEIKO Quartz Watches •LOFTS Rose Food or Broadleaf Reagan was so eager to talk he spending, cuts many popular pro­ for Men and Women Pre-Planted Rose Bushes ordered the engine of his departure grams and heads toward cutting Good Friday walk and Evergreen Food a m a helicopter shut down. Flanked by the estimated $2.36 billion current Our Reg. 129.97 ...... $88 No. 1 grade, field fresh plants. Our Reg. 1.99...... » the two senators, the vice presi­ Marchers turn the corner of Grove Street in Rockville through Ellington Center, Windsorville and Rockville In biodegradable pot. Choice 3.88 budget deficit to $100 billion by Classic analog design in your choice of sports or Nutrients for healty growth, fine blooms. dent and chief of staff Donald 1988. during today’s Walk for the Hungry. Those who took part Center. About 130 people took part in the walk, which dressy styles with coordinating bracelets or straps. of many colors and varieties. Reg. 4.99 g$7 10 5 9 7 9 7 I-'- Regan, Reagan said they all gathered pledges at $1 per mile. The Walk for the wound through Ellington, Windsorville and Rockville agreed his new his new budget But Rep. Claude Pepper. D-Fla.. compromise would face "a tough Congress's staunchest defender ol Hungry, which involved Manchester churches, started Center. More pictures on page 3. the elderly, said he was shocked USE FREE-STANDING OR IT’S OUTDOOR fight" against "a faction that just from Rockville United Methodist Church and wound wants to keep on spending. " Reagan would "g o back on his ATTACHED TO YOUR HOUSE CLEANUP commitment definitely and clearly TIME! Asked about the plan’s proposal to limit Social Security cost-of- made before the election to the ARROW Yard Saver living increases to 2 percent a elderly of America." year, which Democrats said vio­ Pepper said he doubted the College union approves contract 4x7 Ft. Storage agreement would survive the lated a campaign pledge not to A Building tamper with the system. Reagan Senate and said it would be fought SAVEOVER CLEARANCE! said: in the House. Bv Susan Vaughn when the previous contract ex­ salary clause saying negotiations ment and retraining. Dunnrowicz "How is adding a 2 percent raise Cyril Brickfield, executive di­ Herald Reporter pired. said negotiating committee will be reopened for the third year said. Those were issues the union 20% 24" Polycontoured each year cutting it?" In the rector of the American Association member Gail Dunnrowicz. who is of the contract. Dunnrowicz said. had fought for throughout the 134.70 Our Entire Stock Of several months of negotiations. RYOBI Lawn and Leaf Rake Our Reg. 169.99 campaign, he said, "they (Demo­ of Retired Persons, said Reagan A proposed ihree-year contract director of counseling at Manches­ "W e are very pleased with the ELECTRIC AND GAS crats) were talking about totally "dishonored his pledge" by ac­ for teachers and administrators at ter Community College. The joint effort of union and manage­ SL Series O u r R e g . 6.49 ...... All frame parts are 100% LEAF BLOWERS canceling it." cepting the cost-of-living reduction state community colleges was teachers' union — the Connecticut ment. " Dunnrowicz said. The Members of the negotiating 4.66 team of the state Board of Trustees Rod and Reel Combination galvanized: has Twin Tone 3 3 . 8 8 to « 2 8 8 Asked what he would do if and Sen Daniel Moynihan. D- approved Thursday by 96 percent Congress oi Community Colleges contract will make the starting of an estimated 400 union members salaries of the community college for Regional'Community Colleges, Perma-Plate XL2® finish. Our Reg. 44.99 to 379.99 Democrats “ beat up on you" for N.Y.. said t)ie agreement — represents between 700 and 800 Multi-Purpose Cavex "breaches an understanding be instructors and administrators which reached the contract accord P accepting the Social Security limit, who voted, a member of the union lull-time (acuity members, admin­ Our Reg. 36.99 Has vertical bracing for 27.76 Thatching Rake strength. Peak 6'10". Choose from famous names like Toro, Reagan said, " I f they do, they'll be tween the president and phe negotiating committee said today istrators. counselors and librar­ competitive with the slate univer­ with the union, could not be Paramount. Bu Reel has graphite body and | iff spool. Choice lying in their teeth as they did in public." The contract, which requires ians at the stale s 12 community sities, she said. But she added. reached for comment today. Wil­ O u r R e g . 1 1 .9 9 ...... (Siz»* approi. AuwmMy rcq.) s to re M ock only, to n y , f«o r of rlght/lefthand retrieve. Matched to lively rod. 8.97 1982" when they used it as an The budget compromise was approval by the slate Legislature colleges. "Overall, we are still behind the liam Vincent, president of Man­ effective campaign issue in the forged to try to bridge the large before it can take effect, includes a The contract calls ior 7 percent stale universities " chester Community College, one of midterm elections. gaps between Reagan's version 7>t! percent pay raise (or 1984-85. pay increases for all union The contract also includes allo­ the management negotiators, was KODAK 2-PACK DISC Deluxe KODAK and that approved by the GOP-led wances (or professional develop­ out of town. THE BLOOD OF SALEI ALL RECORDS AND CASSETTES Reagan said the nearly .SO which is retroactive to last July 1. members for 1985-86 and contains a FILM INCLUDED D isc 8000 percent cut in military spending Senate Budget Committee before ABRAHAM BY THESE BEST-SELLING ARTISTS Camera increases he agreed to would not taking the document to the Senate by Jimmy Carter seriously affect national security, floor. •Bruce Springsteen as he had claimed when submitting Budget director David Stock- LM'i 6 .9 5 ...... 1 1 . 1 6 BLO oboFS •Duran Duran 49.40 the original budget in February. man said, “ This is going to be the Jobless rate stays A comprehensive, educated ABRAHAM Our Reg. 59.70 “ We didn't lower it to the point most difficult imaginable proposi­ appraisal by Jimmy Carter •Hall & Oates With built-in close-up & that had been suggested by some. tion to win in the Senate, so we re of the Middle East situ­ ilMMYl •Madonna normal lenses plus a self- W e've all been in agreement. Yes, going to worry about that right now ation; the most important GWER timer. Features a S-year it is a compromise. There are and move on to the House later. " at 7.3% in March pressure point of today. •Prince Kodak warranty. things that I think were worthwhile Stockman said the Defense De­ •Cyndi Lauper that will not be done now for awhile partment “ satisfied themselves" Bv Dan Carmichael past two months. GOD OF WAR S'Star O Disc Teis Lsns and be delayed, but it will be a they could live with the 3 percent United Press International People in the steel, textiles, •Bryan Adams increase, prompting Reagan to petroleum and leather industries by JohnToiend IGops for Kodak Oise Ciunsni continuing increase and no wea­ •Mick dagger , OurRsg. 14.94... .S.M i pons systems will be slowed down accept it. WASHIN'GON — The unemploy­ also continued to lose their jobs. ment rale remained at 7.3 percent In March, the factory work week Lm'i7.9S....12.56 •Animotion h896 or cut out from the military Limiting the Pentagons in­ H898 . . '5 .9 6 5 .9 6 •Kodak Dfsc Film crease to 3 percent would cut $18..3 in March, the Labor Department rose by half an hour, rebounding The events of World War II 2>Pack, fk^. 4.97.4.33 budget, so that we can honestly say CaantleSase .6.88 •The Power Station ca^wte ssss .6.88 that with this our national security billion off Reagan's $313.7 billion reported today, the same figure as from depressed levels in Febru­ are revealed by Japanese in February. Civilian jobs were the ary. largely due to inclement and American soldiers and tol) capability has not been reduced." request. highest on record but some 8.4 weather. civilians in impeccably Civilian employment totaled accurate accounts. million Americans were still out of work. 107,1 million in March. Reagan discounts "Employment rose markedly in The unemployment rate for most THE SPOILS OF WAR March, and unemployment was groups of people remained virtu­ by Thomas Reming 1 T l . , , unchanged, ” the Labor Depart­ ally unchanged during March. Pub. o f i ment’s Bureau of Labor Statistics 'The unemployment rate for Ust19.9S...... I P . 4 0 spons Nicaragua gripes reported. The reason, it said, was blacks dropped by 1.1 percent in A revealing story of the Civil because the labor market con­ March — to 15.2 percent — but still War and Hs impact on the men 20% OFF tinued to expand in March. remains a serious problem. & women of the North during O F ^ The unemployment rate has The unemployment figures also the tough postwar era. about peace pian remained essentially unchanged showed that in March, 1.3 million A U SOFTWARE TITLES FOR since last fall although it remains people had been without jobs for U SE WITH YOUR COM M ODORE 64 high by historical standards. six months or longer. The median By Ira R. Allen rebel guerrillas. The Marh unemployment figure duration of joblessness was PROOF •COSMI-Forbidden Forest, Rsg. 18.87...... 1 3 .9 7 United Press International Asked again how he could sell the that includes military personnel slightly more than seven weeks, by Dick Francis GUSDORF Audio/Video RCA 19" Diagonal peace plan in the lace ol strong •WNOSCAPE-Pertect Score SAT. Rsg.SS.97...... 4 7 .9 7 Ent«rtalnment Center Cable-Ready Color TV was 7.2 percent — also the same as the statistics showed. WASHINGTON - President Nicarguan opposition. Reagan in February. In January, that The March unemployment rates •MINDSCAPE-KeytxMrd Kadst, Rsg. 34.87...... 2 7 .9 7 11.86 Reagan today brushed off Nicara­ said, " I don’t think they've heard figure was 7.3 percent. Civilian for whites was 6.2 percent — the O ur Reg. 169.87...... Our Reg. 389.97...... $299 A baffling, beguiling thriller •ELECTRONIC ARTS-Or. J & Larry Bird 129.70 gua's rejection of his peace plan, from everybody. Their neighbors employment rose by 430,000 people same as in February. from the author of The OneOnOoe.Hsg.S4.S7...... 2 7 .8 7 Features a spacious storage cabinet with Multi-band tuning up to 127 channels. Has saying. "They don't want to give are going to being leaning on them during the month and "the propor­ Danger.'* A young w ine tambour doors. Has protective glass door on the channelock digital keyboard control, quartz 125 asMMted SS m i p w eie te up the cushy spot that they'vp got also." tion of the civilian population with merchant’a wine taating leads N ot a s m l** In a s elo ras. S o n y, no nlnGheeke right. (TV and components are not included.) crystal tuning, auto color, more. #FKR-485. right now," but added the hope that Earlier today, Secretary ol Slate to a lig u o r sca m , m urder and jobs was the highest ever re­ Nicaragua's Central American George Shultz said Reagan's offer corded," the Labor Department other incidents. neraiQ pnoio oy Pimo neighbors "w ill begin leaning on will remain open despite the early said. Inside Today them" to accept. rejection. Particularly significant job 5 BIRTHRIGHT ■ ^pr^r*.ul. i J At an impromptu news confer­ "W e will keep the offer on the Gospel at MCC gains were seen in the service- table," Shultz said in an interview 20 pages, 2 sections. by Joseph AmisI ence upon his departure from the producing sector of the economy. 8-page tabloid supplement Kuiin White Hou.se for California. Rea­ on ABC’s "Good Morning Amer­ The Rev. Samuel B. Davis, head librarian at Manchester Job gains also were experienced 11.88 gan was asked about Nicaraguan ica" program. "W e hope Nicara­ Community College and pastor of the Way of the Cross in the retail trade and construction ..... Foreign Minister Miguel D'Esco- gua will think it over a little more Advice.— „ —.1 3 Obituaries. The story of a father and Church of Christ in Hartford, addresses a capacity crowd sectors of the economy. But Business . — 20 Opinion __ daughter locked into a contest lo's statement that the administra­ carefully. " manufacturing employment has Classified. . 1&-19 P eop leta lk- for control of Europe’s most tion's call for a cease-fire and In announcing his plan Thurs­ Thursday night at the M CC Gospel Music Festival. Davis been in a slump since last August C o m ic s - . 12 S p o rts . J O S ^ negotiations with the Contra rebels day. Reagan said if il is adopted Entertainment— 10 Television . legendary banking house. was instrumental in organizing the festival seven years — with automobile workers expe­ Lottery _ _ 2 Weather__ the United States will provide amounted to "a declaration of riencing additional layoffs for the war. " money to the Contra rebels only for ago. Story and more pictures on page 13. SHELL GAME "They were saying that before humanitarian purposes for the by Douglas Tsmtan they »?ven heard what the plan next 60 days. GENERAL ELECTRIC was, " Reagan said. " I understand But no matter what happens ....11.88 it. They don't want to give up the after that. Reagan declared. WELSH Winkle Stroller WARING Can Opener WARING Hand Mixer Automatic Shutoff lion ^ Circus unicorns get ASPCA’s goat Two brothers driven apart by cushy spot that they've got right "W e're not going to quit and walk the Cuban revolution and theM' now,” he said, predicting "the aw ay" from the Contras, who are OurRsg.47,99 ...... 3 7 . 8 8 loveof the same woman, lead O w R a g . 13JW...... 10.77 OurRsg. 19.99 ...... 15.70 OurRsg. 64.87 ...... 44.76; people of Nicaragua will be highly fighting to overthrow the leftist Bv William Fitzgerald Kulberg said ASPCA investigators, including features one animal. "W e don't know how or the w orld to the brink o f a Features 3 position seat, swivel Blade aaasmbly nsmovss for easy and 12 speed mixer with fingertip control. Has steam, cky. spray and sslf-olsan I supportive of it. " Sandinistas. United Press International a veterinarian, became suspicious after they why, but they were just there.” d ea d ly n u clea r vrer. wheels and wire shopplri|| basket. convenient cleaning. Features a Has beater and elector button. With features. Includes a wMsr window (or Reagan, who was eager to talk In a series of interviews today had been blocked from examining the animals The unidentified circus spokesman defended JuvmSM fwt In Rwerlds magnetic Nd holder. Model 4C018 chrome plated beaters. #HM128 assured results. Modal « F4 40 about Nicaragua and his new and Thursday night, Nicaragua's NEW YO RK — The American Society for the on two occasions on Wednesday. the “ unicorns” as good entertainment and said, budget compromise with Senate Foreign Minister Miguel D’Escoto Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has called for " I had grave concern because where there is “ I can tell you when he appears in what we call Republican leaders, ordered the firm ly rejected the Reagan plan. a boycott of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum smoke, i.e., attempts to block an inspection: the Spectacular, the children in the audience Caldor Picture Perfect engine of his departure helicopter “What President Reagan has Bailey Circus because four animals — billed as there is fire, i.e., cruelty to animals," Kulberg just squeal with delight.” turned off so he could engage in said is 'You drop dead or else I kill "Living Unicorns" — appear to be farm goats said. Kulberg said ASPCA investigators Thursday MANCHESTER VERNON Film Developing questions and answers on the you.’ If you do not cry uncle by with surgically implanted horns. A spokesman for the circus, who asked not to night were finally allowed to examine the 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center White House South Lawn. June 1 he will continue the war "M y worst fear has apparently been be identified, declined to say whether the animals and believe that the horns were ONE DAY OR FREE!*I He said it was "curious" that in against our people, cotinue to realized." said John Kulberg, president of the "unicorns” were goats, but said they came to surgically implanted. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • CLO SED EASTER SUNDAY • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY *Sm Ptiolo Cl«tk lor Pkkup and Dollvoty Sdwdulo neighboring El Salvador, it was the finance his thugs to murder and ASPCA, on Thursday. “ They have undertaken the circus "m agically." He said it was theoretically possible for government that made a peace kill our people," D'Escoto said on to implant within the skull of the goat a foreign “ The animal arrived at our show in Houston unicorns to exist, “ as mutations with aberrant offer but in Nicaragua it was the ABC’s "Good Morning America," device — a so-called unicorn horn." in July, 1984," he said, referring to the act which horns,” but said the animals he saw were g oa ts. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 5, 1985 — 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Kriduy. April 5. 1985 m Christians mark Good Friday; Jews observe Passover Manchester In Brief Many lamilic.s clean their home.s .scrupulously to On Good Friday, a procession led by pilgrims remove aiiv |)ossible iriu es ol leavening, use special bearing wooden crosses on their shoulders was to Seder celebrates dishes reserved lor the holiday and ritually sterilize Official to explain program Thousands retrace retrace Christ’s steps down from the garden and along the Via Dolorosa or "Path ol Sorrows " to the Mit-luu‘1 Winkler of the slate Dep;irlnient of Ineome the end of slavery '''inVerutaU <'l water were set up Muintenanee will explain the slate’s Medieal Assislant-e the steps of Christ crucifixion site. in re lig io u s neighborhoods (hiring the week tostenhze On Thursday, bishops from different churches Progfiim at ;i meeting W’ednestLiy at Maiu-hester Memorial JERUSALEM (UPI) — Jews open their weeklong utensils under the supervision ol , gathered for a foot-washing ceremony at the Church The religious laws lor Passover an -so slut 1 with Hospital. JERUSALEM (UPI) — Thousands of Christians celebration ol Passover at sundown today with a of the Holy Sepulchre, built on the spot where the regard to ridding one's home ol leavening that the The progi-am is being sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Support gathered in Jerusalem on Good Friday to retrace crucifixion is believed to have taken place. ceremonial meal commemorating the flight ol Moses Group The nieeling will begin al 7 p.m in eonlerenee room 1 in gm ernnu-nt sy.ubolic allv -sells all ol ' « f j Christ's steps as he was led from the Garden of The bishops washed and annointed the leet ol then- and the Israelites Irom slaver> in Egyiit 3.000 years the basement ol the hospital. Gelhsemane to his death on the cross. (lour eai-h \ear to non .lews lor small amounts of subordinate priests to echo the message ol humility ago.'- money, buying II bta-k lor the same nominal feesafter The regular support grouit will meet .\pril 17 at 7 p.m. in the In Rome, Pope John Paul 11 was to lead the conveyed in Christ's final speech to his disciples Jewish lamilies descended on local markels eonlerenee room. traditional 'Way of the Cross" procession around the delivered on Maundy Thursday. Thursday to buy food for the seder - a meal in w Im h Both meetings are free :md were made possible by a grant symbolic foods are eaten and special pra\‘ers recited ''’-nus''*ear Isr.iel sold ils gram to a prornlnem Colosseum and thousands marched through the Members of all denominations gathered later in the Jerusalem lawyer, A. h'med Mughrabi, a religious from Ihe North Central I ’onnei-lit-ul Area Ageiu-y on .Aging lo in observance ol one of the most important holidays in streets in the Philippines, dragging crosses or Old City for a march to the Garden of Gethsemene on Moslem described m ihe Ha Aretz newspapei as a Vistling Nurse :md Home Care of M;im-hesler. flogging their backs in a bloody day of penitence and the Mount of Olives, where Jesus and his disciples the Jewish laith Beginning with the nuestion. "Win is (oiiiglit ri‘si)unsil>U‘ pi'rson . j r* crucifixion reenactments. camped after the last supper and Jesus spent his final The preparaiions lor Passover came just days after different from every other night’’' Jew s recall during More than 50,000 Christians have traveled to hours in prayer. U,Hl p'l-urs iiu re.ised ,n Israel despite P eas of Passover thal God delivered the Israelites Irom Jerusalem to celebrate the Christian Holy Week, As usual, police have beefed up security tor Holy sever.d gov Cl ament oltii-ials loi adehi.v until aftti the which began Palm Sunday and culminates Sunday on Week fearing terrorist groups might take advantage slavery in Egypt, calling on them to leave so Hawaii travelers beware IT' precipitously that they did nut have time lu wait lor Easter, Christianity's holiest day. of the increased attention focused on the Holy Land *''Tlu-'\iu-re.ises were .innounced under Israel’s Maiu-hester I'esidenls phinning trips lo Hawaii should not The events on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday "We are going to have forces on roads, streets and bread baking in the ovens to rise In modern ob.servances. Jews who obscr\e economu plan to control double-digit inflation piirt-lui.se airline tic kets Irom Golden West .Aii lines, Go West or '* if] * anywhere there is traffic." a national police commemorate Judas' betrayal of Christ in the through a series ol coni rolled price increases. GV\’A. liu-.. ;u-eording lo ;ui advisory issued hy state Consumer spokesman said. Passover eat no bread or loud containing lca\ eiiing Garden of Gethsemene and the crucifixion. Frotei-lion Commissioner Miiry M lleslin .All three eomp.inies are ( lainied to he owned hy Kevin M \ ’on F'eldt, w ho has heen ordered hy a federal (-ourt to stop selling Weather lirline tiekels, lleslin said Feder;il I)ep;irtment ol Transport:i- P e o p le ta lk tion offii-ials h,i\c s;iid \ ’on F'eldt w;is operating :in uncertified ail" (-;irriei lh;il ad\crtised low-lare Ir.ivel to Il;iw;iii, she s;iid. Today’s forecast Anyone who has purchased tickets from any of the three Her«ld photos by Tarquinco companies should immedi:itely re(|uesl refunds, Heslin s;iid. Breaking the graffiti habit China gets dose of rock Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Becoming Energy for the walk Graffiti is part of the "hip-hop" culture that The British pop group Wham', an entourage of partly sunny breezy and mild 100 and 30 tons of stage equipment arrived in Participants in today's 20-mile Walk for the Hungry stock includes rap singing and break dancing but some High around 60 except near 50 of New York's most popular rap and break-dance Peking Thursday to give China a rare dose ol Flow tests scheduled up on energy in different ways. Chirstian Symonds, 5, Western rock 'n' roll The two-man group of along the south coast. Mostly groups are trying to get graffiti off the subway The town Water Department w ill he eondueling (jressure and Andrew Ridgeley and George Michael is clear and mild tonight extept has his dad, Dave Symonds, pull him along in a wagon, and on to canvas. patchy fog and low clouds along lire How tests in the northeast portion of town on Tuesday that We Care About New York started the campaign scheduled to appear Sunday in Peking's 10.000- while Sheryl Lyke eats an orange. The Walk for Hunger, the south coast. A low in the 50s eonld leni|)orarily .ilfet-l Ihe pressure or (|iiality ol water in the and is having break-dancing, rapping and poster seal Workers Gymnasium Sunday in a show- in its 15th year, will aid the poor in Mississippi and Saturday- windy and warm with area 5 design contests with an anti-graffiti theme. The organizers expect will be sold out. Areas to he tested are Irom I'arkei- .Street south ol Tolland Alabama. winners will be chosen April 26 by the leaders of Ridgeley and Michael went to the gymnasium partly sunny skies Afternoon the city's street culture — the Fat Boys, the Thursday night for a look at preparations for the and evening showers and thun­ Turii|)ike to Colonial Hoad, and all ol Sanrii-o Drive. Dynamic Breakers, Kurils Blow and Whodini — concert. The show will be the first in China by a derstorms likely- developing Historic panel informally backs plan and public service ads will be made from the major Western pop group, although at least three High in the 60s except ,50s along show. lesser-known bands have given concerts in recent the south coast. Safe Rides to sell goods "It's pretty dangerous ground for them years. Maine: Cloudy with 1 to 3 because a lot of the people who buy their records A spokesman for the All-China Youth Federa­ inches of snow this afternoon Mam hesler Sale Rides, the student-run organization aimed at Lack of traffic light sparks concern are the same kids who tag the trains. " said tion said Wham! would - give Chinese youth a north, snow changing to oci-a- pre\ ciit ing diunk driving, w ill hold a li:ike s;de Saturday to raise Patricia Tiffin of We Care About New York. "A chance to acquire a better understanding of sional rain or drizzle elsehw-ere funds lor its efforts. Western culture. " Only 10 years ago, pop music blocks. Member Raymond Da- couple of groups we approached felt it too risky a today with up to 3 inches away The sale will begin at 111 ;i.m in iront of the Highland Park Bv Alex Girelli road the c ost is pul al $185,000. The including landscaping and paving, was considered the epitome of Western deca­ Herald Reporter mato said that if brick walks are stand for them to take." from the coast. Highs 35 to 40 Markel on Highland St reel. lourth lane is not included in the for $68,000. dence in China Clear tonight, partly sunny Saturday loo costly, he would prefer ordi­ Rap groups were solicited because the north and 40 to 50 south Drizzle Safe Hides offers rides lo young people w ho ha\ e had too mm-h improvement plans. • Planting and w alksat Elm and Member.-i ol the ( henc-y Historic nary concrete. corporate anti-graffiti approach wasn't working. and fog tonight except snow Today Clouds giving way to partly sunny skies. Breezy and mild wit^l With the development ot 500 F'orest streets (or $50,000. to drink or to people who do not want to ridt- with someone who District Conmussion expressed The developers of the Clock Mill "You don't send in someone from Connecticut changing to rain north. Lows in a high near 60 Southeast wind increasing to 15 to 25 mph. Tonight: apartments just north ot the • Lighting for $116,000. in a suit and tie to tell kids not to tag trains," Tiffin h;is heen urinking. enneern Thursduy uboot the Uiek ol on Elm Street are using bricks for the 30s to low 40s Windy and Mostly clear. A low in the 50s South wind 10 to 20 mph. Saturday.; inler.sections. traffic is expected lo • And signs for $10,000. said. "Obviously, graffiti is a means of provesion lor u tied lie- signal at paved areas on their property. Going un-Hollywood warmer with occasional r;iin Windy and warm with partly sunny skies Afternoon and evening ■ increase. expression for kids who aren't out there in the llartlorcl Hoad and Pine Street in THURSDAY WAS THE SE­ Carl Mueller of C.E. Maguire Saturday. Highs in the mid 40s lo showers and thunderstorms likely developing. A high in the 60s. ■ The total cost of the plan suburbs taking tennis lessons. The idea isn't to Ron Howard has been in Hollywood since he public- improvemenis Ihal are described during the meeling by- COND lime Pellegrini and the said he would prefer brick walks, upper ,50s. Chances of showers 70 percent Saturday afternoon. Sunday. Pillowtex talks to begin take it away but to present alternatives." was a kid playing Opie Taylor on "The Andy I'lanned in the histone ciislriel. Mark Pellegrini, town planning Maguire represcnlatives pres­ despite the fact that they might be Griffith Show " but Hollywood hasn't rubbed off New Hampshire: Oicasional Morning sunshine then variable cloudiness with a chance of ( ’out r:i( I negol i.itions :ire sc heduled to begin .April 17 between Despite their reservations, six director, and by representatives of ented the proposal. Their first historically inaccurate. on him. Howard's life is private and low-key life rain ending south and snow afternoon showers A high in the 50s Today s weather picture was workers and management at Pillowtex Inc m M.mcchstcr. a members ol the commission ex Maguire, is estimated at roughly presentation was to the Cheney He also said lhal though hislori- and he hopes to make it even more so soon by changing to rain or drizzle north drawn by Matthew Holmes, 8. of Phelps Road, afourth-gradestudent union olfici.d said Thursday pressed general approval ol the $680,000 Hall Foundation, which approved eally the mill district had (ew- moving to Connecticut by June. and central today, 1 to 3 inches. at Bowers School The Nalional Labor Relations Board last week certified a plan developed b\ town stall The plan calls lor the following the plan, on March 20. plantings. but plan calls for Madman across the water "I can't imagine raising a family here. " said Highs 35 to 40 north and 40s to low March 14 elec tion in which pioduction workers voted 46 to 29 to members with Ihe consulting lirm items, they said. Pellegrini said that the town plantings because the areas will Howard’s wife Cheryl said of California in an 50s south. Fog with occasional ol C E Maguire No lormal vote become residential. Perhaps next time pop star Ellon John slays in have United Auto Workers Loc-al 376 l epresent them in collective • Widening Harford Road tor staff will now lake the suggestions interview with Parade magazine "Ron and I rain or drizzle tonight Lows in was taken during the commission Pellegrini said that no work will London's Savoy Hotel he'll ask for a bathroom bargaining. $75,000. of the foundation and the commis­ have lived in the San Fernando Valley all our lives the 30s to low 40s Windy and meeling in the Lincoln Center be done under the bond issue on with a phone so he can monitor his bath water Plant workers cited what they said were poor conditions, • Road reconstruction at Elm sion and incorporate them info the but neither of us has a feeling of home here. " warmer with occasional rain hearing room hecause the commit­ and Forest strc'cts for $285,000. planning. He said he hopes work Elm Street north of Forest Street A managmeni’s reneging on a promised rccisc and an increase in closer. Howard, 31, went on play clean-cut Richie tee was one member short ol a because the town has been unable John started filling the tub Thursday and then Saturday. Highs in Ihe mid 40s in health insurance costs among reasons lor their decision to • Development ol the Cheney w ill start on the most crucial parts Cunningham on "Happy Days ” before moving quorum to get possession of the land there. went into another room to call his w ife. He forgot the far north to near 60 extreme Hall parking lot lor $.50,000 ol the job during the 1985 c onstruc­ into a successful! directing career that includes organize The current plan lor work to be The street commonly called Elm about the water. The result was a flood in his suite south. ’I’he Pillowtex vietoiy gives the CAW its lirsl foothold in • Work on Hall Court, whit-h tion season. "Splash. ” But he has no intentions of pushing his Vermont: Periods ol rain done cinder Ihe $75(i.ii00 bond issue would narrowed and landscaped, Unlike the foundation members, Street extension is not public and damage to two suites below . three children into the entertainment business. Manchester industry. lor public Improvements calls lor "He just forgot the water was running " a hotel today and a chance of a thunder­ lor $25,000 (Hall Court is the street commission members expressed a property. "The last thing in the world Cheryl and I want to widening Hartford Road belween The Elm-Forest intersection will spokeswoman said. "He ran his bath and then storms, Highs near 50 north to that runs behind Ihe hall from Elm prelerence (or brick sidewalks in do is make our kids feel they've got to go into the Elm ancf Pine slreels lo three lanes remain somewhat offset as it is went lo telephone his wife in New York. When he about 60 south Showers and to Pine Street. certain areas over conc rete w alks business, " Howard said "I would probably Fire cause undertermlned now-, Pellegrini said. walked back from the sitting room where he was with one ol Ihe two east bound lanes • Work around Cheney Hall. made lo resemble paving bricks or discourage them from getting into the business as thunderstorms likely tonight making the call, he saw what had happened. But V The fire marshal for the Eighth Clililies District still h.is not reserved lor lelt lorn.-; P children ... Cheryl and 1 have decided to try to Lows 45 to 50. Saturday showers by then, of course, everyone had already- determined the c ause of a fire tliat broke out Monday evening in a It would eosl about $45,009 al make other professions seem as enticing as likely in the morning, then some eac h of the two c roc lal mtersee- noticed ' Loomis Street warehouse, he said tod.iv possible." sunny- intervals in the afternoon tions lo provide Irallic- signals Management union is certified The spokeswoman refused to give an estimate .And "unless something new turns up," the cause is likely to Highs about 60. Commis-.ion members Joseph on how much it would cost to repair the damage remain forever a mystery. Fire Marsh.il Granville H. l.ingard The Conneelic-ul Service Em­ scries of weekly meetings to employees who hold other admi­ "until we have lime to see it all. " But a London Swensson Sr. andSic-v en Ling were Extended outlook said today. Lingard said he has eompleted his investigation of the eoneerned about the lack ol a light ployees Affiliates received notifi­ discuss w hal provisions they want nistrative posts or middle-level radio station estimated it ran into thousands of fire scene The fire began around 6: 30 p.m. Monday inside the 61 cation Thursday that it has been included in a work contract with service jobs. pounds” Quote of the day Extended outlook (or New at Pine Street and Ilarllord Road, Satellite view Loomis St. w arehouse ow ned hy Manc hester Oil Heat proprieler particularly lo control drivers certified as the bargaining agent the town In the election, 31 employees John apologized and offered lo pay for the Gary Dotson, on being released from prison on England Sunday through Robert Regius. for two groups ol middle- voted in favor of being represented damage but the hotel spokeswoman refused to hc';ided south and intending to bond six years after he was accused of rape by a Tuesday: Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EST shows The fire started inside Dawn Enterprises, a flooring firm and management municipal O’Connor said most of the by CSEA, two voted in favor of say if the Savoy would lake him up on the offer. make a lelt turn through Irallie. woman who now- says she lied: Connecticut, Massachusetts frontal clouds causing showers and thunderstorms from the one of six companies headc|iiartered in the w-;irehoiise, fire Commission chairman William employees. suggestions so far have indicated being represented by the Ameri­ John checked out of the hotel, as planned, after "It's one of the greatest feelings in the world general satisfaction w ith the fringe and Rhode Island: Chance ol Northeast to the midwest and the Central Plains. Broken middle and department spokesman Thomas F(. O'M arra said earlier this FitzGerald s.iid I hat il eosl esti­ can Federation of State, County the incident. I'm just going to sit down and relax " benefits the employees receive showers Sunday. Fair and cool high clouds extend from Texas to the Carolinas. A few light showers week. mates lor parts ol tiu- work prove Lee O'Connor, president of Ihe and Municipal Employees, 10 Monday- and Tuesday. Highs in are over Louisiana while broken multi-layered clouds cover the Both Lingard and O’Marra said Ihe the lire is not considered loo high and il ihe eontingeney Mid-Management Association, from the town But he said voted against union representa­ said Thursday that CSEA had been uniformity in the distribution of the 50s Sunday and 40s Monday Rockies suspicious. fund holds, it may be possible lo tion, and two exercised an option, certilied by the State Labor benefits and in hours of work is one and Tuesday . Lows in the 30s "There’s nothing to indicate that there was arson involved." include a Irallie light. But he said agreed upon in advance, not to be Relations Board, w hich supervised issue of interest lo the employees. Sunday, the mid 20s to low ,30s 30 2* Lingard said. he was not hopciul represented by a union. a union election in Manchester on Now- that the certification has Monday- and Tuesday. SEATTLE Regius said Tuesday that at both Daw n Enterprises and New Two bargaining groups are March 1. been received, the unionized group Vermont: Quite cool caster F.ngland Woodworking will have to relocate until the warehouse THE COST OF PROVIDING a involved. One is a group of about 20 MirmEAPO supervisory employees and the can officially open negotiations Sunday with snow flurries likely. is rebuilt. He estimated Ihe damage at around $200,000. third lane is pegged at $75,000. For Some members of the group met Sunrise temperatures 25 lo 30. a fourth lane .south ol the existing Thursday night in the latest of a second is a group of about 25 other with the town administration. Highs near 40. Scattered show ers and cool Monday- and Tuesday . Highs in Ihe 40s. Lows in the 20s SAN FRArECISCO Bands are In the limelight and low 30s. V. Jazz bands from Manchester High School and Illing and Maine and New- Hampshire: A Bennel junior high schools w ill be in Ihe limelight in the coming chance of showers Sunday Fair weeks. LOW EST Your IRA Monday. Chance of rain south TEMPERATURES After grabbing second place among nine other Connecticiil and rain or snow north Tuesday. 'in NEW V .y.AAj, public high school bands last w eekend, the MHSjazz band w ill go Lows 30 to 35 Sunday morning 50 ORLEANS ' •.MIAMI to Boston Salurday lo perform at Ihe Berklee Jazz Festival. dropping to the teens and 20s —LEGBND------The band w ill not eompele at the festival, but will perform for Time is Monday and Tuesday mornings nationally acclaimed jazz artists. The band is also planning to Highs in the 40s Sunday cooling record seleefions of its repertoire in a professional studio to the 30s and low 40s Monday- [ / ; / ] SMOWIW8^ FLOW sometime this spring. Running UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ and Tuesday. Bennet’s band plans to go to Washington. D C.. April 19 to perform a series of eoncerts. The sc hedule includes performan­ Air quality National forecast ces at the Capilol, the Pentagon and the Old Historic- Post Office. Out The slate Department of En­ The band will play all of the selections prepared for its vironmental Protection provides For Ihe period ending 7 a m EST Saturday During early Saturday! Washington lour at a concert at Bennel April 11 at 7:30 p.m. daily air pollution reports and morning rain Is forecast for parts ol the Northern Great Plains, the Meanw hile, the Illing jazz band w ill leave Manche.ster April 25 seasonal pollen count informa­ Mississippi Valley, the lower Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley and the for a five-day tour of Pennsylvania. The trip will include a tion from the Department of mid-Southern Atlantic states Snow is forecast for parts of the competilion in Philadelphia where the Illing band will be the only Health Services, The recorded Northern Plains, the upper Mississippi Valley and parts of the Great. ConneelienI representative and the only junior high school band message is provided at 566-3449. Lakes region. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum: to perform. temperatures will include (maximum temperatures in parenthesis):" Weather radio Atlanta 48 (70). Boston 51 (70). Chicago 32 (48), Cleveland 36 (52), Here Today... Here Tomorrow 47 (78). Denver 32 (65), Duluth 24 (40), Houston 47 (76). The National Weather Service UPI photo Jacksonville 60 (79), Kansas City 39 (57). Little Rock 45 (72), Los broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Angeles 50 (70). Miami 72 (84), Minneapolis 26 (45), New Orleans 57 Today In history weather information on 162.475 (77), New York 48 (62), Phoenix 59 (91). 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 5, 1985 Condition very delicate The W orld In B rief Religion makes ‘victim' recant story United States In Brief Pentagon wants $244 million Brazil’s leader will ‘pull through’ Shakeup alters Jordan cabinet upper part ol the lungs earlier Man convicted of rape free on bond WASHINGTON - Following a monthjong aiidit of Genera^ and pulse rate were within normal weeks. AMMAN. Jordan — In a shakeup that has been rumored f()r Bv Tom Murphy "In the first hour after surgery Thur.sday. United Press International limits, and his kidneys were weeks. King Hussein accepted the resigntition of Jordan s Webb, who was 16 years old when Dynamics Corp.'s expense clatms, the um. the president-elect had a cardio­ The lung problem "has created a Samuels ordered Dotson released $244 million back that the company improptily btlled t functioning well, presidential s()o- 4-month-old Cabinet and instructed the new prime mini.ster to Bv Susan Kuczka off my term." she made the accusation. kesman Antonio Brito said. vascular crisis,” Brito said with­ breathing dilficulty and the danger United Press International Circuit Judge Richard Samuels on $100,000 bond. A family friend SAG PAULO, Brazil — Doctors ol problems in proper heart work toward regaining Arab solidarity. had taken out a loan to pay the Dotson and Webb were ordered An official medical bulletin out elaborating on the exact nature set bond for Dotson, 28, after ‘' ai thrsame time. Deputy Defense Secretary William H said today that President-elect of the ailment. functioning and circulation." he $10,000, but was able to return it to submit blood and saliva samples Tancredo Neves will survive a released .seven hours after the Hussein named Zeid Rilai the country's new prime minister MARKHAM, HI. - Gary Dotson, Cathleen Crowell Webb testified that prosecutors said could deter­ Taft disclosed Thursday another 30 of the Medical sources said the said. she lied when she accused Dotson after a woman, who insisted on heart complication, but cautioned surgery Thursday said, "the reac­ and he was sworn in as head of the new 23-member Cabinet at the who "just gave up" hope of being mine the credibility of Webb's new contractors are being audited for possible fraudulent billings to tions of the patient are favorable " president-elect's heart rate shot to Neves' lirsl operation came just released from prison before he of raping her in July 1977. anonymity, put up the money. his condition was very delicate royal palace Thursday night. "I've had some good luck and testimony. and "at tbe moment the clinical 140 per minute with rapid changes hours before his scheduled March completed his term lor a rape he Webb said she ripped her clo­ ‘■’pernTgoTspokesman Michael Burch said ‘he audit team following five abdominal opera­ in blood pressure until the crisis Rifai, 49, who has served tw ice before as prime minister and some bad luck in my life, most ol it "The issue today is credibility," tions in three weeks picture is encouraging" 15 swearing-in as Brazil's first may not have committed, will thing and scratched her body with said Samuels, who sentenced Dot- "finds that we need to go back to recoup $154 million to was controlled by drugs. has extensive experience in foreign affairs, also w;is apitoinled a broken bottle to back up a phony good, ' the mystery donor told "Neves is going to pull through, " But a hospital cardiologist who civilian president after 21 years of spend the Easter weekend with his son after his jury conviction in adequately protect the government s interests. Ht said $9 requested anonymity said the Brito said "the president-elect is defense minister. He replaced Prime Minister Ahmad Obeidat, family for the first time in more rape tale that sent Dotson to jail for WBBM-AM radio. 'T just wanted chief surgeon Walter Pinotti told military rule. He was replaced at to pay back for some of the good 1979. "Was the witness falsifying in million was withheld earlier...... ihen situation was "extremely grave " breathingwith the help of oxygen- the ceremonies by Vice President who gave no reason for his resignation than five years, six years. Vice President Jose Sarney in a supplying equipment. He is receiv­ "I ripped the buttons on my things that have happened to me." 1979 or 1985? " "So if you were to add the $90 million with the $154 million, then midnight telephone call, aides said and Neves' younger brother, Jorge Jose Sarney, who has been serving The royal palace refused comment on the shtikeup. which has Doston posted $10,000 in cash on Webb now lives in New Hamp­ ing a vitamin-rich solution through shirt I ripped the zipper on my Dotson, who returned to his the government will receive a total of $244 million in payment for early today. But doctors s;iid Neves, said, "I believe in God but 1 as acting president since then. been rumored in the Jordanitin capital for weeks and comes only a $100,000 bond Thursday and was shire with her husband and two am not optimistic. The president­ a tube and sedatives so that he can released from prison after his pants. 1 ripped my bra to look like it lamily's home for a spaghetti overcharges.” Burch said. Neves' condition was still "very The lirst three operations re four months after Obeidat. a former interior minister and dinner, said he hoped to spend a lot children and describes hersell as a elect is fighting for his life." sleep through the night" accuser told a judge she wanted to had been forcibly removed." she devout Baptist. She testified she delicate" Brito said Neves sulfered chills lieved intestinal inllamation ;md one-time chief of Jordiiniaii intelligence, took Ihe prime testified before a packed Cook of time with his family, but Japanese envoy pleads case Neves, 75, who was loo sl( k lo Neves suffered a heart problem blockage The fourth operation, on recant her "lie." came forward lust month w ith her Thursday shortly after undergoing and fever following the lifth minister's office. •ft's one of the greatest feelings County courtroom admitted he was worried about his take office last month, was slee|) Tue.sday, corrected a 30 year-old next hearing, scheduled for April recantation because ol her WASHINGTON - Japan's trade envoy trying to I'oad off surgery to drain two abscesses, his operation. He said doctors had Although Jordan is a constitutional monarchy with a in the world," said a beaming "I tried to bruise my arms. 1 put ing and breathing through a detected a buildup ol fluid in the hernia. 11 "conscience." protectionist legislation in Congress, sought today ^ ; respirator. But. his blood |)ressnrc tilth abdominal opertilion in three parliament, political parties are banned and the prime mini.ster Dotson as he left the Joliet fingernail markings on my Webb could lace up to five years Correctional Center arm-in-arm breasts." she testified "1 took a ■fm scared to death " he said. officials of his nation's side in the increasingly bittti is always appointed by Hussein, w ho usually eonsults with othei ' I m not totally free yet. " in prison for perjury if her U.S.-Japanese trade dispute. . , , officials on the composition of the Cabinet with his mother and sister, "fm broken bottle and marked my recanted testimony is accepted just going to sit down and relax." abdomen w ith it And 1 also made a Webb testified her faith in God Reishi Teshima, Japan's deputy foreign ministei fcii ectinomit led her to reiant her testimony. and the state presses charges. She affairs, was scheduled to meet today with CommcMct Slain Gl Dotson said he had lost hope he’d mark on my vaginal area to make has said she made up the allega­ be released before his 2,S-to 50-ycar it look like a forcible entry 1 tried "I made a decision based on faith Department officials and Rep. Thomas Foley, D-Wash. Latu nt in Jesus Christ and the Lord tions because she was afraid she term was over. "After a while. 1 to brui.se one of my legs, also " was pregnant by her boyiriend. was meeting with an Agriculture Department repiesentatitc Unrest closes Sudan airport just gave up. 1 wtis content to finish Based on Webb's testimony. convicted me tor my lie." said and other U.S. trade officials. l / ' * •fi was taking Teshima was sent by Prime Minister Vasuhiro Nakasone to CAIRO, Egypt — Khartoum airport was closed and crowds explain Japan's side in its current trade dispute with the L nited demonstrated for the second d;iy iigainsl the regime of Sudiin s Family link States. Washington wants Japan to open its markets to u s. pictures President Jaafar Numeiry. whose aides denied reports he goods as much as U.S. markets are open to Japanese pi oducts planned to cut short a visit abroad because ol Ihe unrest. Japan has made a series of moves in that direction in recent Telephone and telex links to the Sudanese capital remained cut said to hike years, but U.S. officials and members of Congress say it hasn t HAMBURG, West Germany Thursday from the rest of the world because of a general strike been enough. (UPl) — The U.S. officer killed by called to protest recent hikes in food and gas prices, which rose m n, 7 a Soviet sentry last w eek was shot after Numeiry ordered subsidies eliminated. cancer risk Song plays around the world while photographing a new Soviet Minor demonstrations were reported Thursday, but no H § 1 5 ^ tank, a West German weekly news violence occurred. A Slate Department spokesman in LOS ANGELES — A simultaneous worldwide broadcast Good magazine said today Washington said the U.S. Embassy reported the protests were Der Spiegel said Maj Arthur NEW YORK (UPl) - Having a Friday morning of the all-star famine relief song We Aie the "peaceful in the sense police are using restraint and there is no y mother or sister with breast World” by thousands of radio stations was the realization of a Nicholson, who was buried Satur­ cancer doubles a woman's chances day at Arlington National Ceme­ burning or rioting.” truck driver's dream. ,, . tery, was on an a.ssignment given On Wednesday, 20,000 demonstrators — students, bankers of developing the disease and if "We approximize we have 5,000 stations worldwide, said Jim both mother and a sister have the Postdam-based U.S military doctors, lawyers and engineers — marched on the presidential t / iXlHi Mickelson, program director for KZAN in Ogden, Utah. We re u breast cancer the risk jumps to 14 liaison mission to the Soviet lorces palace in Khartoum with a petition calling for Numeiry s times normal, federal researchers basing it on the response. It's just been tremendous. in East Germany lo photograph a resignation. The song was played at 10; 50 a m. EST. report. new" Soviet T-80 lank Although age is a very important Truck driver Terry Chapman, weekend disc jockey at the U.S. ollicials acknowledged Ni­ risk factor for breast cancer, station, said the idea came to him while he was waiting to pick up cholson. 37. w as shot Man h 24 by a Big explosion rocks Baghdad OWi having a mother or sister with the a load with his truck. "It just hit me — 'Wouldn t it sound neat if Soviet sentry near the East Get- disease increases significantly the alt radio stations would play Ibis song in Utah. But then I thought man town of Ludwigslust while BAGHDAD. Iraq — A large explosion rocked downtown chances of breast tumors even in why not all over the United States.” taking photographs through a Baghdad today shortly after Iran said it fired a missile at the younger women, said Dr. Richard window" ol a So\ict military Iraqi capital in retaliation for Iraqi attaclt,s on Iranian border W Sattin of the Centers for Disease installation They have not elabo­ tow ns that killed at least 39 people. Control in Atlanta Viet woman named top teacher UPl photo rated on this statement "A family history of breast Der Spiegel said Nicholson's trip Iraq did not confirm the attack and reporters who heard the COLUMBIA, S.C, — The national teacher of the year, believed cancer is important in all age Costa Rican police arrested Rafael Caro San Jose. The suspect is being called a to Ludwigslusi was one ol a chain blast were barred from traveling to the area in central Bagbao groups.' Sattin said in a telephone to be the first Vietnamese child adopted by Americans, says leader of a gang of drug traffickers ol espionage actions ol ihe U S teaching provides her a daily "opportunity to change people s Quinero Thursday at this mansion in the w here it occurred , . , interview He advised that young, wanted in Mexico and the U.S. military mission in Potsdam in Iran's official news agency announced the missile was filed UPl photo as well as older, women tell their lives." province of Alajuala, near the capital of past months ' but did not say whether any damage or casualties resulted. doctors of any close relatives who Theresa Knecht Dozier, 32. an Irmo High School history "The reason lor this was that Iran had warned it would raid Baghdad in retaliation for Iraqi Protest marks King death have had breast cancer teacher, was honored Thursday. She will receive the award according lo American know ledge attacks Thursday, despite an appeal from Iraqi President Sattin and his colleagues investi­ during White House ceremonies April 18. the Soviet troops in the German Saddam Hussein to peacefully end the Persian Gulf war. Education "is the one thing 1 know I could neverhave received Demonstrators protest against racism the midday rally, which marked the 17th gated risk factors in 4,735 women Democratic Republic recently had The missile would be the ninth fired at Baghdad in about the anniversary of the assassination of the aged 20 to 54 who had been if 1 had not been adopted and brought to this country.” Dozier Police nab suspected killer received new ly developed military lust month. The last tw"o were Sunday. Iraq has not confirmed the and apartheid Thursday outside the diagnosed for breast cancer in said. equipment." the magazine said South African embassy in Washington, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The protest "But the Pentagon only had eight areas across the country and "I have always been very conscious of having been given a ‘*'lran%aid a delegation (lew lo Moscow today for talks with was led by Washington Mayor Marion 4,688 healthy women from those satellite photos Intelligence gath­ D.C. District of Columbia government chance to make something of myself by being adopted and Kremlin officials on improving relations, Iran s official Islamic Barry. same areas. The findings were brought to this country and given a good education," she said ering on the spot was to get workers left their offices in droves for reported in today's issue of the after Costa Rica gunbattle detailed information." it slated Republic News Agency said. The visit comes ooe week aftertalks today on ABC's "Good Morning, America. "In some small way I in Moscow between Iraqi Foreign Minister Tarek Aziz and Journal of the American Medical wanted to repay that debt. Teaching is a profession where we The United Stales has denied a Association. Camerena Salazar "Police lound many weapons, Soviet statement that Nicholson Kremlin officials have every day an opportunity to change people's lives.” SAN JOSE, Costn Rica (UPl) much jewelry, cash and travelers' Because they have a mother or An alleged Mexican narcotics "We re dealing with one of the w as in a restricted area w hen shot Raging fires ciose roads; sister with breast cancer. 69 major drug traffickers in the checks " inside the house. Piza Der Spiegel said he was not in a kingpin accused of masterminding women per 100.000 between the CBS moves to fight takeover said. He said 100 police officers, the killing of a U S. drug agent was world. " said Meese. who added the restricted area but had passed Docs say damage permanent ages of 20 and 39 are expected to United States has authority under narcotic agents and civil guards through a restricted area loget to NEW YORK — CBS Inc. has changed its bylaws in an attempt captured in a gunbattle with police look part in the gunbattle and NEW DELHI. India — The toxic gas released from a Union develop the disease compared with and held today in a prison in Costa U.S. law lo extradite Caro the building housing the Soviet 17 per 100,000 of that age without to thwart a possible takeover by Atlanta broadcaster Ted Turner arrest. Carbide plant in Bhopal has permanently damaged the southerners hope for rain Rica. Quintero tanks. relatives with the disease. For the and General Electric Co. denied reports it would come to the Francisco Fonseca, spokesman Piza said the six were taken lo The magazine said it based its hemoglobin in the blood of many victims, leaving them short of Also arrested with Rafael Caro San Antonio de Belcn prison just 40-to-44 age group, estimated an­ rescue if Turner makes his move. Quintero Thursday were four (or the Mexican attorney general's report on information gathered lor breath, doctors of the Indian Council of Medical Research said. MARION, N.C. (UPl) - Wind- blaze near Valdese that burned at burn nual incidence increases from 96 Under the amended bylaws only top corporate officials and the olficc. said the chief ol the Mexican outside the Costa Rican capital. internal use in the Reagan In a separate medical report released Thursday, doctors urged unidentified men and a 17-year-old U.S drug officials have called whipped wildfires raged through least 16 homes, threatened 100 The worst fire in Tennessee was per 100,000 for women with no CBS Board of Directors can authorize a special shareholders' Mexican who told police she was Interpol office left lor Son Jose administration. survivors to practice birth control until current symptoms of five tinder-dry southern states, others and forced 1.500 people to raging over 2,000 acres in Roane affected relatives to 211 per meeting, company officials said Thursday. Thursday to begin extradition Caro Quintero one of Mexico's The I'niled Slates has called the kidnapped in Guadalajara. Mex­ major narcotics traffickers and cyanide poisoning disappear. gutting 37 buildings and forcing flee the Mineral Springs Mountain County from Rockwood to 100,000 For women ages 45 to ,54, it The amendment specifies that a special stockholders' meeting ico. The teenager, Sara Cosio proceedings shooting unjustified. It said Nichol­ Doctors of the Medico Friends Circle, a national voluntary increases from 154 to 293 per the mastermind behind the Feb. 7 son was shot without warning thousands to flee North Carolina's town some 35 miles east ol Harriman can be called by any two members of the Board of Directors, Martinez, is the niece of a Arrest warrants for drug traf­ health group, urged couples to use contraceptives lo avoid giving mountains, and officials say the Asheville "It started in Rockwood and 100,000. subject to a majority vote of the directors. ficking have been issued against kidnap-murder ol Camarena while carrying out routine surveil­ prominent Mexican politician. Camarena. 37. and his Mexican birth lo possibly deformed babies. fires may spread today. burned completely over the top of In women with both a sister and Word of the change came as rumors surfaced that Turner was "It happened early this morning, Caro Quintero in the Mexican lance of the type ahso practiced by Most of Valdese and nearby Walden's Ridge, down the other mother with breast cancer, the pilot. Alfredo Zavala Avelar. were the Soviet military missions in The Indian Council of Medical Research also recomrnended Gov. Jim Martin activated 500 Rutherford College were evacu trying to marshal the resources needed to takeover the network. in an operation carried out by states of Sinaloa and Chihuahua, side and jumped to another road on number expected to develop the kidnapped within hours ol each in West Germany. widespread use of a controversial antidote to cyanide poisoning National Guardsmen to help weary aled and residents look shelter in Costa Rican security forces. The judicial authorities said North Carolina firefighters and the back side of the mountain." cancer jumps to 828 per 100,000 Benjamin Piza Carranza. Costa Guadalajara. 300 miles northwest The Spiegel report was similar to and criticized Union Carbide for its failure to provide churches and schools. United States provided them with of Mexico City. Their badly bat­ information on effects of the gas. South Carolina Gov. Dick Riley said Ted Dailey, a district forester from 60 per 100,000 for those with Ford recalls 203,700 cars the information. " a IhS. Embassy Rican minister of Public Security, a report quoting Western security declared an emergency to make "I'm disabled and 1 can't w alk so in Knoxville. "Then the fire no such relatives. said the six people were detained tered bodies were discovered on an sources published in London's The Dec. 3 leak of nearly 40 tons of lethal methyl isocyanate gas DEARBORN — Ford Motor Co. has issued three separate official said. abandoned ranch one month later from the Union Carbide pesticide plant at Bhopal killed about National Guard troops available if 1 had to leave with a neighbor. " jumped two lanes of Interstate 40." For women with a grandmother In Washington. Attorney Gen­ Thursday in a large house near Los Sunday Times. The paper said needed. said Mabel Thomas, 68, of Valdese. Authorities said arsonists set or aunt with the cancer, the risk is recalls covering some 203,700 cars to check for problems in brake Cocos airport, which is mainly lor U.S. officials, citing Mexican Nicholson was probably trying to 2.500 people and left 200,000 injured. eral Edwin Meese said the United police corruption, complained About 10,000 acres of Tennessee who spent Thursday night at the some of the fires. 1.5 times that of women with no cylinders, suspension components and emission systems. States could request the extradi­ private planes. get a picture of a new type of gun woodlands were burning — mostly National Guard Armory in "We've gone in an area, put in a such relatives, said Sattin. Owners of some 14,000 1985 model Lincoln Continental Mark "There was a gunfighl. They when Caro Quintero w as allow ed to fitted to the T-80. tion of Caro Quintero, an accused leave Guadalajara in his private in the east and southeastern Morganton. fire line and then have people set One in every 11 American VII luxury cars have been told to return cars to dealers to check drug trafficker identified by U.S. opened fire with pistols and an portions of the state — and there another fire on the other side of the women is expected to develop for a defective module that controls the air suspension system, automatic rifle, but no one was jet shortly after the Camarena "1 could sec the flames from my officials as the "intellectual au kidnapping. Mexican police re­ were numerous brush fires in lines. We kept having to back up, " breast cancer during her lifetime, the automaker said Thursday. thor " of the killing in Mexico ol hurt. They surrendered." Piza home and they were getting closer. said Don Burdette of Alabama's with 38,400 deaths from this cancer portedly refused to arrest him Georgia and Alabama. It was a seven mile wide front of The defect, which may turn up in an additional 6,000 Mark VIIs Drug Enforcement Agent Enrique said. Interstate 40 in portions of both Forestry Commission. "A number expected in 1985, according to the either in transit or dealer stock, may cause an electrical short flames and it was moving real of arrests have been made and American Cancer Society. Tennessee and North Carolina fast," she said. circuit and lead to an engine compartment fire, especially after were closed Thursday and North we've got some good leads on The cancer society recommends the car has been parked and the ignition turned off. Coloring eggs Carolina firefighters had to use Six homes and two businesses others ' that all women over age 20 check chicken feed trucks to haul water were destroyed in Rutherfordton. Georgia authorities arrested a their breasts monthly for lumps, Is made easier ARRIVING DAILY! to battle a blaze in one remote N.C., on Thursday and 75 families man in Cherokee County for have periodic breast examinations mountain town. were evacuated and residents on setting at least one of the 21 brush by doctors, a baseline mammo­ WASHINGTON (UPl) - Here "All our firefighter resources Staircase Mountain in Caldwell fires that were burning in that gram before age 40 and regular are some tips to make coloring are committed,” said Bruce Je­ County hud to flee us fire raced county Thursday. mammograms after age 39, Easter eggs easier, from experts Exciring new famous well of the U.S. Forestry Service over more than 1,000 acres ol at PAAS, a manufacturer of egg regional office in Atlanta. "It looks woodland, destroying at least nine Daisies color kits: like it's going to be a serious homes. label fashions... problem and we're concerned it In South Carolina, Forestry Large Bunch' • Empty the eggs first so lh;il could get worse on Friday . " Commission spokesman John Gra­ Cash & Carry they last longer than a few days. If Some 8,000 acres of North ham said 76 wildfires were brought BRAKE the eggs are not meant lo last Carolina woodlands in six counties under control Thursday, but STOP BEAUTIFULLY GIFT BOXED beyond Easier, hard- boiling them had burned by nightfall Thursday anothef 55 blazes continued to BRAKE is fine. and officials said the fires were CENTERS, INC. SPECIALS Cymbldlum • Boil the eggs in eitiimel, steel raging out of control. $079 or glass cookware. Never use iron "We're praying for rain." said ORCHID CORSAGE £ or aluminum because a chemiciil Chrystal Stowe of North Carolina's reaction between the metals and 50% OFF Department of Public Safety. 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6 - MANCHESTER HEKALD, Kridav, April 5, I9H5 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher, Poll shows support for pay raise Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor; James P. Sacks, City Editor; Connecticut In Brief OPINION OTB gets telecast rights State residents favor teacher testing "The public is open-minded to a quality." HARTFORD — State gaming officials have negotiated the HARTFORD (U P l) - A new is up to date. Requiring high school students wide variety of steps to do right to show live telecasts of horse races in Connecticut's public opinion poll shows Connecti­ Nine in 10 respondents favor lo pass a standard examination to something about the problems. off-track betting parlors, it was revealed today. cut residents favor raises for competency testing lor teachers gel their diplomas drew support A contract extension reached between the Division of Special public school teachers but they belore they are hired. Merit pay Ferree said. from 86 percent Twelve percent The commission was created by Jack Revenue and the New York Racing Association has been also want teachers tested regu­ was supported by 69 percent of were against the.se examinations Gov. William A. O'Neill lo .study approved by the stale's Gaming Policy Board. larly for competency. those answ Cl ing the telephone poll, whether teacher salaries should lx‘ for graduating seniors. If the association's governing board approves of the three-year The poll, released Thursday by while .59 percent said acro.ss the When asked if they thought their Anderson increased and how the state should extension next week, it will take effect April 29. the University of Connecticut board increases were a good idea. communities are spending too finance increases. The association represents the Belmont, Aqueduck and Institute for Social Inquiry, lound much, loo little or just about the Donald Ferree, the institute's A final report is due from the 54 percent of the 500 residents right amount on public schools, Saratoga thoroughbred racetracks, whose programs are used associate director, told the Gover­ commission in June, which would questioned believe their local only 6 percent felt they were for the afternoon OTB programs. The telecasts, which have not nor's Commission on Equity and delay action by the Legislature on public school teachers are paid too spending too much A total of 47 been scheduled, are among several options being considered lo Excellence in Education residents any financing plan until at least the little. percent said they were spending try lo generate interest in the OTB program with declining are generally positive about the next regular session in 1986. Those surveyed supported too little and 33 percent said revenues in recent years. job public schools are doing but across the board increases for all Only a handlul ol those answer­ spending was just about right CIA and DIA I leel the major problems lacing public school teachers as well as ing the poll, 3 percent, said local Damage minimal at Millstone their school systems are lunding Those responding also expressed merit pay increases lor good public school teachers are paid loo and maintaining order. a w illingness to spend "much mon teachers However, the poll indi­ much, while 54 percent said their can’t agree on : WATERFORD - No radioactivity was relea.sed during a lire Ferree said a surprising result ol money" on their local schools it cated that along with s.ilary teachers ave paid loo little and 26 at Millstone I and 11 nuclear power plants, a Northeast Utiltities the survey was that residents not increases the public supports the fell their teachers were paid about needed Forty nine percent stiid officials said. controversial concept ol requiring only felt stale and local govern­ they would vole lo raise taxes to Spokesman Tony Caslagno said there was a small amount of ments were not spending enough right. Soviet nukes teachers to lake periodic Ferree said the survey shows support their schools and 41) dam age lo a work building at the site but no one was injured. on education but the survey also i examinations "there is a rather clear notion percent said they would oppose i Castagno said the building "doesn't contain a lot of radioactive showed "strong support " for con­ Seventy-nine percent ol the quality is a problem and steps higher taxes lor their school WASHINGTON — As far as the United Slates is* material " and the fire was extinguished by the Millstone fire tinued and increased spending on respondents said teachers should must be taken to improve the systems concerned, the most fundamental fact underlying any. '■■'I schools. "We're not going to crew within 10 minutes. u,. trvvKin H inIn piprove uvt* theirIIIL'II knowledge MIUV> arms-control agreement is the number of nuclear, The fire occurred about 10 a m. Thursday when a heater compromise on se­ warheads the Soviet Union can bring hurtling down on. overheated, causing a degreasing solvent lo ignite and produce a curity. And let's have this country. • heavy black smoke, he said. Panel kills ‘lemon law’ for used cars Yet the Central Intelligence Agency and the; The blaze was confined lo a one-story building where that fully and clearly Defense Intelligence Agency don't agree on this basic; contaminated tools are cleaned for reuse, he said. in vehicles w ill have. the committee was pressured by their legislators lo vote lor the Bv Mark A..Dupuis The original bill would have understood." fact of life or death — and their disagreement is; the "entrenched political muscle " amendment. United Press International required used car dealers to enormous. . : Cops discover cockfight arena of u.sed car dealers and vowed to Rep. Loren E. Dickinson. R- provide warranties ol up lo 60 days The CIA thinks the Russians have 6,500 intercontm-| revive the bill as an amendment on Berlin. co-chairman of the General HARTFORD - A bill to require on vehicles sold for more than enlal ballistic missile warheads, or roughly three, BRIDGEPORT - Police searching for iliegal gambling the House lloor Law Committee, defended the auto dealers lo give warranties $2,500 and to tell buyers of any times the U S. number. The DIA insists that the, machines became suspicious when they heard roosters crowing "W e lelt that it represented a decision lor a study and denied the and disclose delects in u.sed known defects in the vehicle in a basement and arrested the alleged operator of a cockfighting proven resjxinsible piece of legisla­ move was designed to .set the issue correct figure on Soviet warheads is 8,500. or roughly, vehicles sold for $2,500 or more The bill also would have given O p en F o ru m arena. tion that will address the over­ aside four limes the U.S. arsenal. I went down to a narrow defeat in a buyers 72 hours to rescind pur Margaro R. Gonzalez, 55, of Bridgeport was charged whelming number ol complaints "My intention is lo study the The DIA has declared its higher figure in its last five; legislative committee. chase agreements and required a Wednesday with cruelty lo animals, professional gambling, problem. " Dickinson said " I don't serious lack of understanding or The General Law Committee coming in Irom used car buyers, " expand, fixing up their plants, creating secret reports on the subject. As late as last week, intend to overlook it. " refund if a vehicle was repaired possession of gambling devices and dispensing liquor without a voted across parly lines 11-10 said Rep John .1 Woodcock. concern about the educational improve­ some analysts in the DIA were trying to have Dickinson said lawmakers need more than three times or in the Stop the growth more jobs Now comes governn\ent. Letters policy permit. He was held pending arraignment on $3,000 bond. Thursday lo reject the used car D-South Wind.sor ments offered in this budget. It is 8,500-warhead estimate published in the latest issue oC to study if used cars sold by private shop 15 days or more during the pressing to build apartments, bond road Police said the arena was set up in the basement of Gonzalez "lemon law"' and then voted 17-4 to Woodcock said he w ill oiler the The Manchcsicr Herald wel­ apparent that to comply with the owners and not dealers should be warranty period. of our government repairs and give tax breaks — a sweet "Soviet Military Power." Amusement Center on East Main Street. approve a bill that would set up a original bill as an amendment lo comes original letters to the editor recommendation of the Board of included and what effect federal Woodcock said the bill w as based deal for some developers Thai's the booklet that is issued as part of the; Officers seized nine roosters, spurs and other paraphernalia study of problems with used cur other legislation in the House He To Ihp Editor: Finance, academic programs will be in regulations effective next month to on used car protection laws on the How does the town benefit by- l.etti-rs should be brief and to the Defense Department's effort to persuade Congress,; allegedly used for cockfights, and medicine and ointments to sales called on people who have had jeopardy. require dealers lo disclose defects books in New York and Wisconsin deferring taxes, when our already poiiil They should be typed or the American public and our European allies that th » treat the roosters. A poker machine and slot machine also were Proponents of the law charged problems with used cars to urge "Sodi'ty in rvory stati- is a blessing, 1 urge all voters of Bolton to attend the overburdened sewage treatment plant neally haiulwritten. and, for ease Soviet threat is real and growing. ; confiscated, but govemmeiU . even in its best slate, is will have to be expanded? The Tree in editing, should be double- public hearing on this budget on April but a necessary evil; in its worst state, 15. or call your Board of Education market, by its very nature, would have spaci'd l.ellers imisi be signed BUT AT THE LAST MINUTE, the DIA chickened an intolerable one ' members or its administration if you GE site of another protest improved the area when the market Tbe Her.dd reserves the right to New Haven mayor blasts South Africa When Thomas Paine wrote these have questions, and to become knowl­ out and allowed publication of the CIA's less scary; called for it edit letters in the interests of estimate. The new booklet was scheduled for release FAIRFIELD — Anti-nuclear demonstrators have staged words, he spoke of society and govern­ edgeable about the budget. For this New Haven Free South Africa racial segregation of the black How else has government interlered ’ another in a series of protests outside General Electric Co., had his way the city wouldn't ment as two distinct entities — brevity, clarity and taste budget is not only a document of dollar this week — originally on Monday, until some NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Mayor Coalition, which he said at present majority. i What about the 10 tw o-family houses the demanding company officials explain how they can defend the invest its pension funds with '■society ' meaning the voluntary act of Address letters to Open Forun,. and cents, it is a statement of needs and Pentagon official wise in the ways of public relatione Biagio DiLieto. a former police has 20 lo 25 members representing He urged the Reagan adminis­ town bought, at the time the market chiel, condemned South Alrican companies doing business in South men living together and working to Manchester Herald. P 0 Box ,591. priorities, of philosophy and directions pointed out that it would then be dubbed the "April production of missile parts. labor, peace, student and church tration to end its policy of "con­ price of two-family houses was in the More than two dozen m embers of the Good Things Committee, police for using "law and order ' as Africa and he authorized a study lo structive engagement." create a better world, while govern­ Manchester. t'T 116040 for the Bolton school system. Fool's Report " groups. The rally was part of a low fifties'' What does this do to the a play on G E 'scorporate slogan of "B ringing good things to life, " an excuse lor firing into crow ds ol see if a ban on such investments ment uses its laws to force men to act in If our nation is at risk and improve­ Why can't the two intelligence agencies agree? Howf national observance lo commemo­ A member of the African Na­ market price of every two-family house were joined Wednesday by a handful of Fairfield University blacks. was possible a certain way. ment in education is needed to meet this can they be 2,000 warheads apart? Yale Professor Burgess Carr led rate Rev Martin Luther King Jr., tional Congress of South Africa, in town" Suddenly the town pays $60,000 students for the protest. "As a person who spent almost Paine's thoughts are also seen in the Bolton’s educators challenge, then it requires students, Quite simply, intelligence on someone else'it a march Ironi the church to the who urged an international boycott Phumzile Zulu, said the solution to a piece, spending another $43,000 lixing Group organizer Kevin Cassidy of Bridgeport said protesters three decades in law enforcement, ol South Africa in 1965 for its words of John Adams and Thomas parents, all citizens, teachers, and warheads is hard to obtain. There's no way to count offices ol Yale University, saying apartheid was to "completely them up, plus administrative costs The want the opportunity lo receive specific answers to questions I categorically reject this slander­ apartheid policies Jefferson. "The happiness to society, total price is over $110,000. at a lime seeking excellence school boards working together, what's inside an ICBM's nose as it's photographed in ous rationale. " DiLieto told an the people had been asked lo dismantle it. " will be an end to government." concerning how GE can defend its production of nuclear "please remain non-violent. The when new two-family houses are priced the silo. So it's basically a matter of guesswork based anti-apartheid rally Thursday in Former Rep. Toby Mollett. "Government which governs less gov­ To the Editor: weapons. marchers asked Yale olficials lo Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bi­ at $95,000 Now the town rents the James H. Marshall on known capability. • the Center Church on New Haven's D-Conn., said, "w e do not believe also consider divestiture Carr shop Peter A. Rosazza of Waler- erns best." houses at $150, less than market rents. Chairman, A Soviet SS-18 could hold so m e two dozen warheads.' historic Green our country should have as the The separation of society and govern­ In 1983. the National Commission on Bolton Board of Education Bus driver faces charge said Yale has $270 million in bury said millions of blacks in Government has caused the price of On that both agencies agree. ; "There is no way we can equate cornerstone of foreign policy in­ ment lasted throughout the country's Excellence m Education alerted the undisciplined official violence with investments South Africa were being denied "a two-family houses to rise, wasted But the CIA believes the Soviets are abiding by th^ STAM FO R D — A school bus driver whose bus knocked down a truly human existence " becauseof vestment rather than human first hundred years without a great deal country that our nation was at risk due law and o rd e r" he said Carr who helped organize the taxpayers' money, has taken lOhoust s warhead-limitation portion of the unratified SALT II 6-year-old boy and passed over the terrified child has been apartheid, a system ol institutional rights ' of interference. The damage started to mediocrity ^ that we were being DiLieto, a Democrat, said if he rally, said it was sponsored by the off the lax rolls, and subsidized rents ■ charged with reckless driving, police said. around the turn of the century. although challenged in Molds w here once we were agreement, which sets a maximum of 10 warheads How about J.C. Penney ? We buy the Lack of education The boy, Gjan Hoti of Stamford, escaped serious injury the main blow came with Franklin D. pre-eminent The commission recom­ per ICBM. The DIA. however, assumes that the land, develop an industrial park for Tuesday when the wheels of the bus passed on either side of him. Roosevelt's "N ew Deal, " andlaterwith mended vast improvements in educa­ can lead to agony Soviets attached as many warheads as they havd $43,000 an acre, then we sell the land for police said. The child was listed in satisfactory condition with Johnson's "Great Society." tion to meet thi.- competition successfully tested — andthat's 14 per ICBM. I $25,000 an acre Government lakes the cuts and bruises at Stamford Hospital. Government has grown so big that it The Bolton Board of Education had To the Editor: With more than 300 SS-18s deployed, that account's land by eminent domain, uses federal Celio Marquez, 41, of Stamford was charged with reckless almost totally controls society! Govern­ been .seeking excellence in its program for much of the 2,000-warhead discrepancy belweeq and state funds to buy and develop it. . driving and failure lo perform the duties of a school bus driver. ment controls education, commerce, even before this national report. We 1 want to make the parents opposed to CIA and DIA estimates. The remaining 700 or 800 gives J C. Penney a tax break in He was released pending an appearance April 11 in Superior transportation, wages, working condi­ continue to do .so, and our 1985-86 budget the wellness/heallh program aware of addition to selling land at $18,000 an involve recently deployed new ICBMsystemsi IS indicative of this effort A few of the the emotional turmoil and agony an Court. tions. and even recreation. acre less than it cost, and tells the including the mobile SS-16 missiles banned by SAL't program improvements are as follows: adolescent may experience through Jefferson, Adams. Franklin. Paine, taxpayers what a good deal they're II. : and the rest of our forefathers, warned • the introduction of a foreign lack of education. The following is a getting. Training school unprotected language. Grades 4-8; true story (perhaps extreme and us of the fear of government over man What about Bennet? Here is a s o W'HO'S RIGHT? In this case, we'd be inclined tij • the purchase of additional incredible): In return, they gave their blessing to building that we give a developer, lean toward the DIA. ; SOUTHBURY — About 900 mentally retarded residents of the society, the voluntary acts of man. computers; A friend of mine was brought up in a state-run Southbury Training school live in buildings that have creating a fantastic tax shelter We use Though the Pentagon agency has gone off Looking back over the years, I have • the investment in new textbooks for strict all-girl Catholic boarding school never been protected by smoke detectors, a published report said town borrowing power to finance a tax half-cocked at times, more often than not its view ot seen a great many acts of government several courses. K-12; during her formative years — age 7 to shelter. Government gives away town the Soviet threat has proved correct over time! today. which I have thought would be great for • the addition of stuff to maintain 13. Academic and religious studies were assets, not to create low-cost housing, A copyrighted article in The Hartford Courant said interviews society. But like my physics teacher reasonable class sizes: not lacking, but biology, sex education compared with the CIA's usually rosier analyses. but moderate-cost housing Here again, and inspection reports have disclosed numerous violations of the orice said, "E very action creates an • additional instructional time as a and health questions were never raised. An example of this occurred in 1975, when the Cli^ the town doesn't benefit, the elderly state fire code, including a lack of automatic sprinkler systems in result of an improved transportation At 11 (Grade 6), she started men­ finally agreed that its estimate of Soviet military^ equal and opposite reaction." don't benefit, and the town tax rolls many units and problems with alarms and exits. One of the first jobs that I had was system; struating. Being ignorant of what was spending had been seriously understated — by 5^ don't grow. No one was injured in a fire Tuesday which broke out in a • and the support of teacher im­ happening to her. she asked one of the percent for the year 1970, for instance. When the pumping gas. I learned to get up in the Government interference just second-floor bedroom of a cottage where less severely retarded morning, be on time, pump gas. check provement through staff development. nuns if this supposed illness was embarrassing figures could no longer be denied, the creates larger government, more bu­ women live. The cottage had no smoke detectors, the article said oil. wash windows — no real skills, but The Board of Education has been serious. Her answer was "Everybody CIA brought in its word doctors lo sugarcoat the billet reaucracy, and more expense for the Superintendent Michael J. Belmont said 30 of 39 residential basic work habits. fiscally responsive to the burden on the gets that." For all she knew, boys got it pill of confessed error. In its top-secret admission, th^ poor working public. cottages have no smoke detectors, including four buildings that 1 rooted for Johnson and Kennedy taxpayers After countless hours of too! The growth of government has to CIA wrote: ; house 80 people who cannot walk. raising the minimum wage, never meetings, $45,000 was eliminated from At 17, out of the boarding school and stop. We must look to the ideals of our "The Soviets evidently have been spending dreaming that 18 years later. I'd be the initial requests of teachers. Our public high school, she goes out on her forefathers to understand the function substantially more rubles for defense than we had pumping my own gas for free. priority in these deliberations was to first date. Again, ignorant of the basics Theater may see new life Bernie's TV & Appliance of government. "Freedom is the one previously estimated. The indications of higher Soviet VALU^ What Kennedy and Johnson did in the develop a budget that would support of sex education, she comes home and thing you can't have without first giving defense costs do not mean that we have discovered Briggs' Ice Cream name of helping the poor and the young excellence in our program. tells her mother she thinks she's BRIDGEPORT — The long-closed Loew s Poll Theater it to someone else." new defense programs or that the threat to the U.S. or Brunswick Parkade Lanes was to raise the cost of labor. Due to the relationship of this budget pregnant. I'm sure you can imagine the building should be converted into a $20 million performing arts its allies has increased. ; SHOP OUR MEMBER Government interference in the free and our improvement program, Bol­ shame, guilt and fear accompanying center and business complex, private consultants said. Card Gallery Peter L. McNamara "They do mean that Soviet defen.seindustries ar^ market ended the jobs for the people ton's Board of Finance was invited to this confession considering her strict Richard Behr, a Greenwich architect, said Thursday Casual Lady 106 Summit St. far less efficient relative to their U.S, counterparty they were meant to help. Instead of attend all budget workshops in order to Catholic upbringing. preliminary results of a study commissioned in January found STORES FOR TOP VALUES. Manchester Command Performance low-paying jobs, we have no jobs at all. better understand the directions and Determined to find out the facts, she than we once thought, and that the burden of defensf the two theaters located in the downtown Main Street building programs on the Soviet economy is, therefore, greater CBT Government's answer is to dump complexities of our educational starts asking questions discreetly and were "absolutely terrific" and "spectacular." CVS Pharmacy money into job training, create enter­ Penalty is absurd agenda. realizes it takes more than kissing to than we previously believed. ! The Loew plan sugge.sts the 3,600-seat Palace Theater become prise zones, give job credits to business. Only two members, Robert Fish and become pregnant. "New information has come from a number of a regional center for the performing arts. D & L ■’ Create summer youth jobs, lower for law on school Raymond L'rsin, attended any meet­ Two years later, armed with the different sources ... according to this informatioii. The 2,300-seat Majestic Theater would be converted into a Diana’s Bakery wages for certain age groups — more ings or conducted their investigation of facts, she falls in love and marries for total defense spending was expected to amount tt> "grand room" for trade shows, conferences and conventions, the % EASTER SATURDAY Diamond Showcase interference in the market. To the Editor: our budget. The Board of Education is all the wrong reasons. She still didn't almost 50 billion rubles in 1970, about twice ou)- consultants said. The old Savoy Hotel above the theaters would Emphasis Every action creates an equal and grateful for their support of the 1985-86 know the difference between sex and estimate for that year." be used for retail, commercial or smaller conference facilities. Harvest Hill Package Store 1 haven't written a letter to the editor APRIL 6 11 AM-4 PM opposite reaction. What the free market budget love. Naturally, the marriage fails and What a relief to learn that such a whopping mistake has created, government will take in some time, but I can't pass this one The Board of Finance, after a she divorces four years later. wasn't serious after all. JoAnn Fabrics away. up. I would love to have someone who one-hour review of the budget with the My friend could have been spared all Kinney Shoes Today we see these signs in Manches­ has the time and agony for research to Board ol Education, voted 4-2 to cut this pain, agony and misfortune had she Strictly penonal 1 MANCHESTER STATE BANK Liggett's Pharmacy ter. Our zoning office decided house find out who voted for, and who voted $75,000 from the budget. Reasons varied received progressive sex education A shocked reader wanLs to know if the Soviets LOOK FOR OUR EASTER BUNNIES Marshall’s against, a law that says, "It's a felony to sizes are too small. Roads in subdivi­ from member to member. Chairman beginning in Grade 6. learned anything important from the typewriters t^e sions should be wider. send your son or daughter to another Millie Frugal Morris Silverslein recommended a Don't shelter your children — educa­ KGB bugged in the American Embas.sy in Mosco^^. CUSTOMERS ONLY Many things in our zoning regulations town for an education." $400,000 cut in order to close Bolton High tion is never detrimental, ignorance is. Northeast Savings The State Department publicly denied that the cause the price of homes to rise. This If they aren't all dead, the penalty for School. Others recommended eliminat­ Morality and values are learned in the Papa Gino’s typewriter-tapping had given the Russians any viUil interference in the free market made it breaking that law should be dead. ing new stuff positions, reducing funds home. Help your children make the In order to serve our valued information, and our intelligence sources haw Parkade Barber Shop hard to build affordable housing. Better yet. I'd like to see all three, and for exceptional children (which are right choices in their lives based on confirmed these assurances. Z Parkade Cleaners Government's answer: Don't find out the rest that might soon be arrested, get state-mandated programs), or financ­ valid factual information. customers, M.S.B. will be open what caused the problem, set up a the maximum penally if only to have ing additional transportation costs with The plain truth is that not much of importance Is Parkade Health committee to find a way to use town someone with just a little intelligence, funds allocated for other programs. Suzanne Lavole-Sleben typed on the embassy machines. There might h a ^ Main Office Open 9-12 Saturday Parkade Shoe Repair land to build affordable homes. The appeal and get the penalty thrown out The vote of these four members of the 851 Center St. been some hush-hush profiles of the latest Soviet Pearle Vision influx of unpriced homes due to the on the grounds it's excessive Board of Finance is indicative of a Manchester bigwigs to take charge in the Kremlin, but all the K d e Branch Office Open 9-1 Saturday FREE EASTER EGGS Prague Shoes "sleeping mortgage" has to affect the punishment. would find out from these reports to Washington was Radio Shack real market price of every house in In ease you haven't been following the that our embassy experts don't know much m o& FOR ALL OUR PARKADE Record Breaker Manchester. reports, three people in Hartford are about Soviet leaders than what's on the public recori]. Instant Banker - 24 Hour Banking The person who has done more for the facing a maximum penalty (if con­ Nor could the KGB learn anything atraut U.S. am])s available at over 400 locations. Record World housing needs of the elderly in Man­ victed) of 20 years in jail and a $10,000 control .strategy. The Moscow embassy has b e ^ SHOPPERS - 5,000 TO Reeds Stationers chester is George Marlow. Through the fine. deliberately bypassed throughout the administra­ Sears & Roebuck free market, he has created affordable If they find Victor Gerena, they'll tion's backroom discussions. Shady Glen rents which tenants have been happy give him time off for the time they In fact, the general reaction to the three-yew with for 30 years. Government comes couldn't find him. They'll call it time ^ BE GIVEN AWAY! Sprint Photo typewriter bugging, according to an am usA and creates requirements for larger served because he couldn't function •■Manchester State Bank Supercuts administration official, was that it couldn't havEe rooms and more bathrooms. normally. happened at a better time than the "do-nothii])g Swiss Colony Cheese Shop Now we inspectallof MainStreetonly Terrorize someone, rape someone, 1041 Main St., Manchester Thom McAn to find the majority of apartments are bludgeon someone, and you won't do 20 Hartman era." He was referring to Ambassad^ the undersized. What do we do with the poor years, but decide that you don't want Arthur Hartman, whose performance in Moscoiv 185 Spencer St., Manchester Weathervane old people — kick them out on the your child to go to school "in town'' and since 1981 is widely regarded as lackluster. • Manchester oQo “Could you spare a streets? see what it'll get you. The only concern expressed by our sources was that Your Local Hometown Bank WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE The Cheney Mills' cheap warehouse I'm not against the law, it's the couple of bucks, so I the KGB might have picked up information dh Parlrade space is a good place to start a smalt penalty that's absurd! can get We Are The embassy dealings with Soviet dissidents, and usedjt manufacturing plant. Low overhead: a to harass further these already persecuted peoplf. CLOSED FRIDAY, APRIL 5 - BRDAD STREET - good way to build a small business. Jack J. Lappen World'?” State Department insiders are upset that tlje Small business creates new jobs. After 66 Baldwin Rbad dissidents may have paid the price for lax U.fi. LEGAL HOLIDAY FDIC MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION SAFE FREE PARKING making profit for a few years, they Manchester (D tM & byN EA Inc security. ..« MANCIIF.STKK IIKRALD. Kiidiiy Annl I9K5 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HKRALD. Friday. April 5. 1985 State wants teachers’ excuses for job action day F O C U S / W eekend Bv Susan Vouohn Gray, superintendent of the Re action — warning them that a ment of Education stating its Herald Reporter g i 0 n a I V 0 c a 11 o n a 1 - T e c h n i c a 1 also issued Wednesday alternoon a document of their absences might position on the teachers' contract, scheduled in the afternoons alter School System class action injum tion prohibiting be requested and that no personal Lemay said. The letters were teachers have taught a full school Teachers at vocational schools The memo outlined the proce­ any further work stoppage by the leave requests would be granted intended to be taken home to their day, because teachers are not received memos Thursday from dures teachers must follow in teachers. Wednesday except for emergen­ parents, but many of the students allowed compensatory time off for the state Department of Education order to get paid for the day of the Wednesday's job action was cies or those previously approved, threw them in the wastebaskets, negotiating. She said she under­ This TV Alice stating that they will be required to strike. It detailed procedures to be sanctioned tiy the teachers' union, Lemay said. several teachers told Lemay. stands that the state negotiators present medical excuses for absen­ followed by teachers who were sick the Connecticut Vocational Feder­ The statements given to the A meeting of the full union receive compensatory time for the ces Wednesday — the day of a or hud gotten personal leave prior ation of Teachers. Local 1797 teachers noted that the actions membership was held Thursday time they spend in negotiations. walkout by about BOO of the more to the walkout. Lemay said that the names on were in conformity with Article 32 night at Wilcox Technical School in "The state is not sympathetic to doesn’t work than 1,000 teachers statewide, a Lemay said the union is cur­ the injunction included ollicers, of the collective bargaining con­ Meriden, Lemay said, at which the teachers or the students,” local member of the teachers' rently being advised by its attor­ the political action chairman, the tract regarding job actions, Le- members learned of support of Lemay said. union said today, ney as to how members should crisis committee chairmen and may said. The teachers have been Wednesday's job action from sev­ The main issue in the stalled Diane Demay, union crisis coor­ respond to the memo from Gray. possibly two teachers from each of working on an extension of their eral other state teachers’ unions. negotiations is pay raises. The as a waitress dinator at Howell Cheney Regional Neither Cheney Tech adminis­ the state's vocational-technical previous two-year contract since The negotiations between the instructors rejected in December Vocational School in Manchester, trators nor state officials were schools. She was not sure II the last July 1 union and the representatives of offers of 5 percent and H'/i percent Bv Vernon Scott read a memo to the Herald which available lor comment on the individuals had been served with Students at Cheney Tech and the the state Division of Vocational pay increases over two years, United Press International had been distributed Thursday by letter or related actions because ol the injunctions other vocational-technical schools Education will continue on Tues­ saying the raises were not compar­ Cheney's director, Lawrence ler- the holiday today The teachers .llso received let­ were also given letters Thursday day and Thursday, l.cmay said able to other public school HOLLYWOOD — Martha Raye and Iniogene Coca ardi It had been prepared by Ken The Department ol Kdueation ters oil Tuesday — prior to the job alternoon from the state Depart- VI-.' ...... ' sessions are teachers. had the stagehands in stitches when they sang and pranced through a merry dance for "Aliec in Wonderland" on an MGM sound stage recently. Raye as the Dutchests and Coca as Cook croaked and jigged several choruses, admonishing Alice that the Obituaries N ew England In Brief Lab tests help town world was not all sweetness and light. Little Natalie Gregory, as Alice, could barely suppress her glee. The costumes and sets were as magical as anything Congress St died early this author Lewis Carroll could have imagined when he Barney Kaye Von Bulow comments allowed cut oil-change need wrote "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland” and Barney Kaye. 78. husband of morning at his home "Through The Looking Glass" more than 100 years He was the husband ol Pauline PROVIDENCE, R.I .A judge will allow prosecutors in the Eight diesel-powered dump ca.se, damage to fuel injectors in a Anna (Friedberg) Kaye, of West (DoiiganI Edwards Born in Man­ ago. Hartford, died Thursday at Mount attempted murder retrial of Claus von Bulow to mention during trucks used by the Highway fire engine was found by an o|l His allegorical fairy tales arc being produced for chester Nov 27. 1916. he was a open statements two key witnesses w ho could supply a possible Division are now going longer analysis. Sinai Hospital. He was the father ol lifelong town resident He worked CBS-TV as a two-part, lour-hour holiday special by Daniel L. Kaye of Manchester. motive in the case, between oil changes because ol In other reports. Chapman said Irwin Allen, the producer of such screen lantasies as as a beneh mechanic lor Pratt & Superior Court .lodge Cormne lirande denied a defense motion information obtained from a labor the town operates about 300 He was born in Whitney and retired in February "The Lost World" and "Voyage to the Bottom of Ihe and had lived in Hartford for the Thursday that would have reslrieted any reference to the atory analysis program vehicles, of which 190 are main­ Sea." past 44 years He was a member of 1982 alter ,33 years witnesses, whose testimony in 1982 helped convict von Bulow of A recent administrative report tained by the fleet maintenance Besides his wile lie is survived division. Forty-five are main­ the Brotherhood of Beth Hillel and by a son. William kidwards ol twice trying to kill his heiress w ife Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. by Keith Chapman, vehicle fleet ALLEN, A MAN who paints with a big brush — i.e. the .Slj-O Club of Windsor Manchester, three daughters. with insulin shots manager, indicates that eight of 10 tained by the Park Department "Towering Inferno" and "The Poseidon Advenlurc " Besides his wife and son, he is Cheryl Edwards Paulette Newton Defense attorney Thomas Puecio had argued that Grande similar dump trucks used by the and 65 are repaired by outside — has signed one ol Ihe most imposing casts in TV 5 survived by a daughter, Barbara and Judith Esehmann. all of should bar the state from mentioning von Bulow s former lover. division have operated for an contractors. history: Levine of Brockton, Mass.; four Manchester: his stepmother. Bea­ Ale.xandra Isles, and Mrs von Bulow s financial adviser, George average ol 357 hours without oil Chapman said the fleet mainte­ Red Buttons as the White Rabbit; Beau Bridges, the grandchildren; and three great­ trice (Mason) Edwards of War­ Morris Gurley changes, and that periodic moni­ nance goal is to maintain vehicles Unicorn; Anthony Newly, Mad Hatter; Shelley grandchildren wick, R L; a stepbrother, Edgar In the first trial, prosecutors tried to prove that von Bulow toring shows the oil in their of the water and sewer divisions, Winters. Dodo Bird: Telly Savalas, Chershire Cat; The funeral will be Monday at 11 Edwards of Warwick. R 1 : eight killed his w ife in order to marry Isles and get control of his wife's crankcases continues to perform but that more garage space and Roddy McDowall, March Hare; Karl Malden, a m. in the chapel of Weinstein satisfactorily. more staff will be needed. The Walrus: Sammy Davis, Caterpillar, Ringo Starr, Mortuary. 640 Farmington Ave., grandchildren; and a great- multi-million dollar fortune grandson The other two vehicles have maintenance garage has six bays Mock Turtle; Diahann Carroll. Tiger Lily, Jack Hartford Burial w ill be in Congre­ The luneral will be Monday at required oil changes, but after with three lifts. Warden, the Owl; Jonathan Winters. Humpty gation Teferes Israel Cemetery In Holmes k'uneral Home. 400 Main more than 100 hours of operation. The division has five mechanics Dumpty; Lloyd Bridges, White Knight, and Robert West Hartford. St Burial will be in the FList Spy gets eight-year sentence Before the lab testing of oil, oil and a master mechanic. Morley as King of Hearts. Memorial donations may be was changed in all 10 trucks after In the 1983-84 budget year, Other of Carroll’s wonderfully drawn eharaelers made to a charily of the donor's Cemetery There will be no calling BOSTON — An East German scientist has been sentenced to hours 100 hours of service at a cost $54 per Chapman reported, 41 percent of will be played by Donald O’Connor, Jayne Meadows, choice Memorial donations may be eight years in prison and a $.3,000 tine for delivering l^S. defense change. Each oil change requires the work orders for the division Ann Jillian, Sid Caesar, George Gobel, Ernest made to Visiting Nurse & Home secrets to East German agents in an espionage plot carried out in 34 quarts of oil. 3 filters and two were for scheduled repairs, 13 Borgnine, Arte Johnson. Louie Nye, Sherman James S. Dunn Care of Manchester 1.30 N Main Mexico City and East Berlin hours of labor, the report said. percent for preventive mainte­ Hemsley, Stoll Baio and Harvey Kornian St . Manchester, or to the Second .Alfred Zehe, 4.3. who changed his plea to guilty Feb. 21. Extending the time between nance. also scheduled, and 64 Allen said his miniseries is the first attempt to put James. S. Dunn, 73. of Riverside changes is one purpose of the lab percent for unscheduled repair "Alice" on film as a musical. Steve Allen composed 17 Drive. Andover, died Thursday at Congregational Church. 38.3 N received the sentence Thursday in U S District Court from Judge David F Nelson, prosecutors said oil analysis. Another is early including 7 percent for road calls. original songs for the special. his home. Main St.. Mancht'ster detection of engine wear In one Born in Glean, N.Y., he lived lie had faced a maximum sentence of life Imprisonment and most of his life in Manchesler $40,000 fine. PRODUCER ALLEN is on the set every day Stephen Gluhosky Zehe. a physicist at the University of Dresden, was arrested meticulously overseeing details of his $14 million before moving to Andover two Coach light Dinner Theater's production of “My Fair Lady,"on stage years ago. He was employed as an Stepehn Gluhosky. 81 ol 12-A Nov 3. 1983 while attending a scientific conference at the project, which he claims is the most expensive Cast members, from left, Steve Valintini, Terry McLemore, Marc Bluefield Drive, husband ol .Anna Sheraton Boston Hotel and was charged with eight counts of Bennet housing full four-hour TV show ever made. Hunter and Timothy Matthews listen to Katharine Buff aloe as Eliza in East Windsor through June 30. engineer for the last 30 years Why, he was asked, had he chosen the Carroll He is survived by his wife. (Karpiscak) Gluhosky, died Fri­ espionage. He originally pleaded innocent. Doolittle sing, "Wouldn’t It Be Lovely.” The scene is from day at Manchester Memorial Federal prosecutors charged Zehe and other East German classics for a TV special when they had been produced Emma (Stinson) Dunn of An­ Hospital. He was horn in Staten as so-so movies on five different occasions. dover; five sons, James Dunn of Island, N Y . and had lived m East agents paid $21,800 for classified defense documents in a plot 2 years after start "None were very successful.” Allen replied. "The Williamsporl, Pa., Gary Dunn ol Hartford before moving to Man­ carried out through a series of meetings in Mexico City and East special effects were never very good and budget.s A Coudersport. Pa., Larry Dunn of Berlin between December 1981 and July 1983. Nearly two years after work was Boulder, Colo., and Richard Dunn chester 25 years ago heat and hot water. were limited. He w as a police officer with the Zehe pleaded guilty to conspiring w ith others todeliverto East begun to convert the old Bennet The non-profit Bennet Housing "Also, they always cast an adult in the title role. In This ‘My Fair Lady’ is a winner and Kevin Dunn, both of South New York City Police Department Germany information relating to the national defense of the Junior High School building on Corp. has invited town officials and the books Alice i.s only 7 but Ihe actresses w ho played Windsor; four daughters. Mary United States. Mueller said Main Street into apartments for Tanner of Tiirtlepoint, Pa.. Mar­ for 10 years, and also worked as a others involved in the project to a her were between 18 and 28. Richard Burton s millwright for Pratt & Whitney He the elderly and handicapped, the ceremony Wednesday afternoon to daughter was in her 20s when she played Alice. In the musical comedy they come " 1 like it." garet Patterson of South Windsor. building has a full complement of Katherine Ryan of Hebron and retired in 1968 remove the rental sign now in front "Our little Natalie is only 9. She is one of the most "My Fair Lady." an Holliday sings better than the famed He was a member ol the Slovak Bay State restricts bond plan tenants, one of the partners in the of the complex. professional child actors I've ever seen ' egocentric, intellectual creator of this role. Rex Harrison — but OTHER CHARACTERS worth spe­ Karen Hunt of Maiiehester, four project said today. brothers. Clare Dunn of Sun City. Sokol Lodge in New York City BOSTON — The state Department of Public Utilities has Although several tenants have Almost on cue Natalie bounced into Allen’s office professor transforms an Center that’s not terribly difficult. Many of the cial notice included Freddy Eynsford- Besides his wife, he is survived Steven Erie of the Community been living in the building since She wore a long dress and apron, befitting Alice's impoverished flower P Ariz., Merle Dunn ol Windsor, melodies written by Frederick Loewe Hill, played by Bill Carmichael, who by two sons, Eugene Gluhosky of denied approval for four Massachusetts-based utilities to issue Development Corp. said that over last May, the building was not wardrobe. Her long straw-colored hair cascaded Ronald Dunn of Rockville, Md . stocks and bonds for the financially troubled Seabrook, N.H., 95 percent of the 45 apartments girl into a lady who can Stage were meant to be half-said and has a superb voice: and Mrs. Pearce, and Jack Dunn of Buff;do, N.Y.; a New York City and Frank Gin officiailly oepned until September. below her shoulders. hosky of Manchesler; one brother, nuclear plant unless stockholders - not their customers — have been occupied tor at least The complex contains 33 one- pass for a duchess. half-sung, to accomodate the patter Professor Higgins' housekeeper, sister, Dorothy Baker of Buffalo. assume the full risk of investment. several weeks. The Community And in the excellent Nancy Pappas style Harrison had. played by Renee Rogoff. Rogoff’s N.Y.; several grandchildren; and k'rank Gluhosky ol Greer, S.C.,: bedroom and 12 two-bedroom ASKED IF she had read Carroll's stories. Natalie two sisters, Katherine Yellen of The DPU said Thursday there is a "reasonable possibility that Development Corp. was a partner units, including four that were said, "1 only read the shortened Disney version and it production of this show constantly disapproving face looked as several great-grandchildren the Seabrook I power plant will never be completed" and it was The funeral will be Saturday at Rockville and Sophie Cole ol New in the project with the town of specially designed for handi­ was very good.” currently at the Coach- WHAT’S PARTICULARLY striking though she’d just swallowed a combi­ York City; four grandsons; and "not appropriate " to put ratepayers at risk for any further Manchester. capped people. Allen shooed the child back to work and said, "We light Dinner Theater in about Holliday, who made his Broad­ nation of prunes and lemons. 10; 30 a.m. at Samscl Funeral investment in the facility. Home, 419 Buckland Road, South several nieces and nephews. Critics of the controversial pro­ ■The conversion project was interviewed more than 600 little girls in this country East Windsor, a large cast and a Spanish Inquisition than lo ever let a way debut as Don Quixote in "Man of Although the costumes at Coachlight Windsor. Burial will be in East The funeral w ill be Tuesday at However, a spokesman for the Seabrook plant said the ject had predicted that the building financed through the sale of and England. We were lucky enough to find Natalie, minimal amount of scenery transform woman in my lifeNevertheless, he La Mancha. " is that he changes his are always lovely, for this production Cemetery, Manchester. Calling 9; 15 a m. from the John Tierney managment was still "very confident" the plant would be would be difficult to fill because revenue bonds worth $1.6 milliob who was already a working actress right here in a tiny stage into a London garden, an finds himself entangled in a love-hate body language to illustrate the mood of Kathleen Egan has outdone herself. Funeral Home, 219 W Center St completed "if given the time. " they said rents were too high to be and investments by limited Orange county. hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 of help to the average elderly or "As for special effects, we made a deal with John open flower market, and an elegant relationship with his creation. his character. In his blustering moods, The Empress Eugenie-style gown and 9 p.m. followed by a mass of Christian "I would not view this as a death knell for this project,” said partners, including the town. Some racetrack. burial at the Church of the John Kyte of New Hampshire Yankee. handicapped person. Rents at the critics of the project said the town Dykstra who worked with John Lucas on the 'Star he stands straight with shoulders which Eliza wears to the ball was lovely Memorial donations may be Most remarkable is the Ascot Race­ THE “CREATION” in this case is square. — a vision of pink chiffon and pearls. made to the American Cancer Assumption at III am. Burial will The four Massachusetts utilities, which own about 26 percent of complex start at $375 a month for a should not have gotten involved in Wars' films. With a fantasy like 'Alice in Wonder­ be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, one-bedroom apartment and $455 the project and should have sold land," special effects are vital. " track scene, where there is nothing played by Katharine Buffaloe. a But at times he feels vulnerable, or But even finer was the day dress, in Society, Windham Unit. 29 Ivan the Seabrook facility, had sought permission to sell more than veteran ol New York productions on Hill, Windham, 06280. Rocky Hill Calling hours arc $500 million in stocks and bonds to helpbolster the finances of the for a two-bedroom unit, including the building. Allen said only the Bible and Shakespeare's works onstage but the cast itself, and a unsure of his status as "a confirmed old gold and turquoise silk, with which she Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m 1150-megawatt plant being constructed by the main owner, the have sold more copies than Carroll s two books on circular park bench Chorus members Broadway and in Central Park's bachelor, and likely to remain one.” closes the show. This dress, said the Memorial donations may be Public Service Co. of New Hampshire. Alice’s adventures. wear aloof expressions and elaborate Delacorte Theater. Her voice is spec­ Then he pinches his knees together, show’s wardrobe mistress, cost $2,200 Jesse C. Edwards made to the Church of the "In the past 106 years there have been as many as 12 black, white and gray costumes, tacular. ranging over two-and-one-half wiggles his hips back and forth, and to create. Jesse C. Edwards. 68, of 55A Assumption Realtor helps find kids separate editions per year published of both books, reminiscent of those designed by Cecil octaves with amazing versatility of lilts his shoulders at an angle. This At the other end of the spectrum are UMass students end sit-in averaging about five a year,” he said. "That's 500 B. DeMille for the movie version of mood. Her anger sputters deliciously in In an effort to help locally in the explaining why he is devoting a editions. A conservative estimate is 100 million people gives him the look of a querulous lad of the costumes for the dustmen, which nationwide effort to locate missing part of his advertising space to the have read the books or been read to. That "s a very big "Fair Lady.” Even without sets, they "Just You Wail "enry "iggins, " in which seven or so. look as though they'd been left out on AMHERST, Mass — Students protesting rising fees and she threatens to murder her mentor in Fire Calls investments in South Africa have reached an agreement and children, Stillman Keith of Keith cause. pre-sold audience.” give the audience the uncanny feeling Many other actors deliver excellent Interstate 91 for a while. ended their four-day sit-in at the University of Massachusetts, Real Estate at 464 E. Center St. is The portion of the advertisement that this is. indeed, a high-society even! four particularly lurid ways performances, but most notable is the Near the end of this show, Higgins About 90 students left the Whitmore Administration Building planning to print pictures of devoted to the picture and descrip­ ALLEN HAS updated some of Carroll’s language occurring on lush green lawns. Opposite Buffaloe is David Holliday, character created by Jack Sevier as sings his famous line, "I’m very missing children in his advertise­ tion of the missing child will cost and situations to make the stories mpre attractive lor The play is one with which every fan a Mephistophelean Higgins, taking Alfred P. Doolittle. Eliza’s father. His grateful she’s a woman and so easy to Friday. 2:35 a.m. — alarm, 103 Thursday chanting, "We won, wewon, " aftertheagreementwas Manchester signed by student leaders and administrators. ments in the Manchester Herald Keith Real Estate $18.60 for eacb today’s viewers, of musical theater is familiar. Based on devilish delight in some ol Eliza disgustingly filthy costume helps set forget. Rather like a habit one can Thursday, 1;11 a.m. — motor Colony Road (Town). beginning Monday. advertisement. "As you know,” he said, "Carroll wrote his books the George Bernard Shaw play, "Pyg­ Doolittle’s predicaments. "She's so Friday. 3:02 a m. — medical The exhausted protesters marched to the student union The first advertisement Monday the mood. But it's the silent stage always break,” This is one version of vehicle rollover. Interstate ,384 at Missing children’s pictures are for adults as well as children. But we are not malion." the idea is that a human being deliciously low," he says of her. when business he performs — like pulling a call. 55A Congress St. (Town. building and changed their chant to: "What do we want? Sleep.” will have a blank spot where future being carried on milk cartons and forgetting these are fairy talcs in which there arc "Fair Lady ” that’s not easy to forget. It South Main Street (Town, The agreement was hammered out by Vice Chancellor for who tries to play God, and reshape he offers to "rescue" her from a life of bug from his clothing and pretending to compares favorably with those on Paramedics). Paramedics) pictures of missing children will be cereal boxes and being displayed ghosts, goblins, fires, floods and monsters. Friday, 7:02 am. — medical Student Afftiirs Dennis Madson and a five-member student printed. The advertisement will in supermarkets. "There's a certain amount of horror, too. along with another human, is really living selling flowers on Tottenham Court .squash it — that endears him to the Broadway and on film. Thursday, 4; 59 a.m. — medical dangerously. Road. call, 12 Chester Drive (Town, call, 16 Wadsworth St (Town. negotiating committee after about three hours of talks. ask any reader who wants a A network of television stations such magical moments as when Alice shrinks to 9 audience. Paramedics). Paramedics). The agreement calls for the creation of a commission to study picture of a missing child printed is cooperating in the effort to locate inches and then grows to 9 feet tall. There is shock In this case, it's British linguistics Then he instructs his housekeeper to In trying to blackmail the professor “My Fair Lady” continues at the Thursday, 8; 21 a m — alarm, Tolland County students' claims the university has about $177,000 worth of in future advertisements to phone missing children. value and tenderness. The show has all the elements professor Henry Higgins, who re­ remove all of her old clothes and burn into paying for the "use of me Coachlight Dinner Theater in East Crestfield Convalescent Home, .365 investmenLs in three companies they say do business in South the Keith agency and to supply the to make it attractive lo viewers of every age. educates a Cockney and finds himself them. "Order her new things," he daughter," Doolittle says, "I don’t eat Windsor through June 30. Nancy Saturday, 4:55 p.m. — medical Africa. picture. "Esscntailly, we’re making I his version of "Alice" as smitten with a princess. He would, he commands, without consulting Eliza on Vernon St. (Town). call. Three Js restaurant, Boston less than a deserving man, and I drink a Pappas is a reporter with the Manches­ Thursday. 10; 58 a m. — gsoline The commi.ssion was to consist of five students and four staffer Keith said he does not expect to total escape by making it funny and making it move." claims, "prefer a new edition of the this. "Wrap her up in brown paper until lot more. I know I'm undeserving. And ter Herald. washdown. 770 Main St. (Town). Turnpike. Bolton (Bolton). faculty and was to make a report to the university president's have exclusive use of the idea and EMERGENCY Thursday, 1; 48 p.m. — unknown Saturday, 6:50 p.m. — medical office by April 26. hopes other adverti.sers will follow Fire — Police — Medical call, 1007 Mam St. (Town). call, 6 and 44 Package Store, The agreement also guaranteed that none of the protesting his example. Boston Turnpike, Bolton (Bolton) "It must be a terrible thing not to ‘That’s reassuring’ Thursday, 4: 10 p.m. — unknown Sunday, 9:32 a.m. — medical students would face disciplinary action. DIAL 911 call. 3.37 E. Center St, (Town). know where your child is: I would In Manchester call. Orchard Hill Estates. Coven like to help," Keith said today in Thursday. 5:45 p.m. — lockout. try (South Coventry). 16 Lilley St. (Town). Sunday. 12:50 p.m. — smoke Thursday. 5:5.3 p m. — smoke investigation. Shoddy Mill Road, investigation. 689 Main St. (Town). Andover (Andover). Tom Brokaw has his name up in iights Thursday. 7:03 p.m, — medical FIX SIX FORUM “Come and tee," taid Jetiut to Andrew. call, 896 Main St. (Town, Tuesday, 9:38 p.m. — medical call. Converse Road. Bolton SPEAK OUT FOR SAFETY ON OUR HIGHWAY And toe extend the tame warm taking over CBS so he could be Dan "I do think we now are develop­ Paramedics). (Bolton). Bv Joan Honauer Thursday, 7:41 p.m. — carport invitation thin Holy Week..." United Press International Rather’s boss, Brokaw called the ing 100 pounds of information fire, 23E E.squire Drive (Town). Wednesday, 1:35a.m. — medical Monday, April 8 — 7:30 P.M. ‘I do think we now ^re developing 100 idea silly and said of Helms: daily, with a 10 pound bag to put it call. Standish Road, Coventry Come, see and experience... "He’s extraordinarily skilled at into," Brokaw said. Thursday. 8:43 p.m. — motor (South Coventry). NEW YORK — Tom Brokaw now pounds of information daily, with a 1G- vehicle accident, 331 Broad St. First Congregational Church of Andover has the television news equivalent calling attention to himself." While he understood that affil­ Wednesday, 11:55 p.m. — medi­ pound bag to put it into.' The TV newsman said the public iates have expanded their own (Town. Paramedics). cal call. South Road, Bolton Route 6, Andover of getting his name up in lights — Thursday, 10:01 p.m, — medical GOOD FRIDAY the name of "NBC Nightly News” was astute at figuring out when highly profitable local news pro­ ’ (Bolton). Noon lo 3 [i.m. grams and would scream bloody call, Marshall's mall, Manchesler Thursday. 4:33 a m, — medical has been changed lo "NBC Nightly anyone was trying to put some­ Parkade (Town, Paramedics). "The Seven l,ast Word.s of Jesus" News with Tom Brokaw." Tom Brokaw thing over on them and he added, murder if asked to give a half-hour call. Hop River Elderly Housing, Metlilalioii on eueli Word provided liy a away to network news, he finds the Friday, 1:11 am. — medical Andover (Andover). Something Different...... Wish Someone A "That means I’m there every “I think the greatest check on what call, 265 Henry St (Town. represenlalive of the Manrhesler Area night.” Brokaw said at a recent we do comes from that audience situation frustrating, particularly Paramedics). ('.onference of C.luirelies NBC gathering of the television every night.” with television’s increasing ability Driver charged Happy Birthday press ins New York. "That’s man in America. When NBC was Chancellor on "Nightly News.” to reach out and cover stories in the With A Herald Happy Heart EASTER SUNDAY reassuring in this business." on top of the news ratings race, it The team scored unimpressive WHY RATHER, instead of remotest areas of the world. in car roiiover <> a.m. — Sunrise Serviee on ihe lawn of the It is more than that in a business was with "The Huntley-Brinkley ratings, so Brokaw was made sole Brokaw or ABC’s Peter Jennings? "I think we could do a first rate in which, as Brokaw said, "we Report. ” And so on back to anchor, and this year his name "It might have something to do one hour news program," he said. For the Record A Lilley Street resident was Lhureli led liy Mieliael Tliornlon and Center (.hureli Yoiilli followed liy a hearty hreakfasl in Woodruff Hall. have such strong personal Edward R. Murrow, and radio, and officially became part of the title. with CBS being No. 1 in the Brokaw has the title managing charged with drunken driving and editor of “Nightly News," and he H and 10 a.m. Identical Easter Celebrations with Song and identification." Lowell Thomas, and the list goes Brokaw, as the new boy on the ratings," Brokaw said, and added, Bolton Board of Finance Chair­ speeding early Thursday morning It is a vote of confidence in on. marquee, was asked his views on a "Dan has a kind of lightning rod takes it seriously, playing an man Morris Silverstein says he did after his car turned over on the Saerument, Sermon hy Newell Curtis active role in planning what will go not indicate resentment at a Brokaw, the lad from Webster, number of subjects, including the quality about him." South Main Street rump onto ''Come and see!” S.D., who at 45 has joined a BROKAW BECAME a network accusation that network newsmen Rather also has been around on the air and how it will be meeting Monday about board Interstate 384, police said today. charmed circle of broadcast jour­ correspondent in 1973, was NBC’s have a liberal bias. longer than his network news handled. member Robert Fish's comment Police said Chad S, Whitehall, 22, Only Experienee the friendship of God this Easter Season He called the cooperation be­ concerning Silverstein's children nalists whose names have become White House correspondent for "Television journalists by and rivals. ol 20 Lilley St,, suffered no injuries $6.00 identified with their jobs. three years and anchored the large reflect a centrist point of Brokaw said if he had a wish list tween himself, the producer and attending schools outside of Bol­ in the accident, which occurred CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH "The CBS Evening News with Saturday night newscast before view,” Brokaw said, pointing out for network news, on top of the list other staff members "collegian," ton. During a discussion in which shortly after 1 'a.m., but was corner of fjm ter and Main Streets, Manchester .... . m Dan Rather,” the top-rated net­ replacing Barbara Walters on the that Jimmy Carter and his White would be expansion of the evening but he added in case of real Silverstein called for a $400,000 cut unable to perform sobriety tests at work evening newscast, was pre­ dispute; in the budget Fish said to Silver­ the scene. ObII.... 647-9941 "Today" show when she defected House staff were no happier with news to one hour, but he was Chilli care provided at each 10 a.m. Service o/ Worship ceded by "The CBS Evening News to ABC in 1976. the press than is the Ronald realistic in assessing the affiliate "I have the ultimate weapon. I stein: "Quite honestly, you're He was released after booking TOM BROKAW with Walter Cronkite,” who in his Four years ago, in April 1982, he Reagan crowd. As for Sen. Jesse stations’ unwillingness to clear the can say, ‘I won’t read that.’ sending your kids out of town and and ordered to appear April 23 in 643-2711 For • metMgr of Jiop«> and love carh day. dial 649-4673. ... NBC newscaster day was called the most trusted and Roger Mudd succeeded John Helms, R-N.C., and his talk of time. “It never comes to that.” don’t give a damn." Manchesler Superior Court. V MAN( HF:STEK IIKRALD, Friday, April 5. Hm.'i - II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 5. 1985 Weekenders About Town Illustrator Eichenberg plans lecture at M CC A hunt through the woods Glaucoma tests canceled The Senior Cilizens Hculth Clinic’s glumoma Artists can be powerful witnesses of , Discover the woods in Kensington w Idle you and the screening scheduled for Wednesday al the Salvation their time, says Fritz Eichenberg. youngsters hunt for Easter eggs and other treasures Army Citadel has been canceled. For more The internationally known illustrator information, call the 647-3174. will discuss his philosophy and show «■ r left by the Easter bunny. The hunt will be Irom I to 2:30 p.m Saturday at the Hungerlord Outdoor slides Tuesday al 8 p.m. at Newspace Education Center. 191 Earmington Ave.. Kensington Pinochle scores reported Gallery of Manchester Community This aetivitiy is open to those ages 3 to 8. but Collge. children under 6 must bring an adult The hunt will be The pinochle scores (or games at the Army and His topic: the artist as social critic, indoors if the weather is bad The lee is $2 (or Navy Club March 28 have been announr-ed. They Eichenberg's lecture will introduce non-members, and $1 for members include: Charles Gidrites 680; Helena Gavello 6.33; 'I -I Meanwhile, for the older children, there will be an Sam Schors 625; Robert Hill 619: Adolph Yeske 601: an exhibit, "Monotypes Today VIII, " opportunity to decorate eggs using only natural dyes Hans Frederieksen 598; Andrew Nosky 598; Peter featuring monotype prints by Eichen­ The fees are the same, and this activity is open to Casella 596; Sol Cohen 595; Helen Bensche .591;' berg and 15 other artists. A reception those age 9 to 15. Anthony DeMaio 589; Bert Turner 582; Marlin will be held after the lecture. There is BakstonS82; Julien Strong 605: Alice Raymo 57V; Ann no charge and the public is welcome. Try Japanese game Wajda 572 and Waller DeLisle 570 The exhibit will be open from 9 a m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and from 9 a.m. to The Scienee Museum ol Connecticut (lormei ly the Children's Museum ol llartlord). is devoting Ihe Bridge Club scores given noon Saturdays in the gallery in the month of April to looking at the islands ol Japan On Lowe t’rogram Center. 60 Bidwell St. Manchester AM Bridge Club results (or March 2.f Saturday alternoon, there will be a workshop on Other artists exhibiting include: include: Japanese games. Irom ;ictive games like lag played in Susan Amons, Nancy Cloutier, Roger North-south; Ann DcMartin and Joe Bussicrc, first; a blindfold, to sedentary games requiring patience Burl and Flo Smyth, ;;econd; and Penny Weatherwax Crossgrove, Janice DiBaltisia, Anne and great skill and Faye Lawrence, third. Feinstien, Kenneth Forman, David The workshop begins at 2:3(1 p in , and w ill cost 2.5 East-west: Jan Zeldis and Addle Spccyalski, first; .;-V Hayes, Gus Mazzocca, Mary Narbuta- cents per student No reservations will be taken over Mike Franklin and Tom Regan, second: Bill Odette vieious, Eleanor Provost. Margo the telephone: participants must register in person, at and Frank Bloomer, Ihird Rocklen, Harold Spencer, Kitty Wins­ the museum, 2 )> m Saturday .■\dmission to Ihe FRITZ EICHENBERG museum is $3 lor adults and $1.;')0 (or students The Results for March 28 Include: low, Diane Bowie Zaitlin and Joan Norlh-soulh: Penny Weatherwax and Tom Regan, . . . illustrator at M C C museum is loc;iled at 950 Trout Brook Drive. West Zamore. first; Mollic Timreck and F'aye Lawrence, second: Hartford Eichenberg, 83, escaped from Nazi and Jim Baker and Sonja Gray, third Germany in 1933, bringing his young Newspace Gallery, At Pratt, Eichen­ Easi-west: Suzanne Short.s and Sara Mendelsohn, * kjwCi" berg was chairman of the Art Depart­ first; Frankie Brown and Peg Dunficld, second; and '1 JiiiTfc 11*1 . o family to United Stales. He became a Murder most foul ment and director of Pratt Graphics Eleanor Berggren and Elbe Smith, third. Quaker in 1940 and is well known (or his "Murder Among Enends. a play by Bob Barry, work in search of world peace. Center. UPl photo will be presented at 8 tonight and Saturday at the Eichenberg worked as a newspaper He has illustrated the writings of Keller Audilorioum. ITiiversity of Connectieut Health Make a kite at Lutz Legion has activities artist and correspondent in the 1920s in Fedor M. Dostoevski, Lev. N. Tolstoi, Center in Earmington This two-act play is a comic Berlin. He taught art in several Dylan Thomas, Joel Chandler Harris, Mommy wasn’t so dear murder mystery, lirst performed in New York in 1975 n.- 5 William Shakespeare, Charlotte and Vouiigslers ;ire invited to the Lutz Children's Dilworth-Corncll-Quey Post 102 has many events colleges including Pratt Institute, Tickets are $.5 and benelit the Marc h ol Dimes They planned at the post home, 20 American Legion Drive. Emily Bronte, Hendrik Ibsen and left, who turns 77 today, is Morrow, is reported to be in a vein Museum 247 Main St . to make kites on Saturday. Brooklyn, N.Y., where one of his Bette Davis, will be available at the door or by calling 278 8500 Tonight will be Ihe regular F'riday fish night from 6 several others. a new biography by her similar to one written by Joan Craw­ Those 111 grades one and two should attend the 9:30 ;f ' students was Robert Manning, head of subject of a.m. workshoj) those in grades three through six to 9 p.m. Kathy Michaud and Frank Dorsey will play mu.sic (or listening and dancing starting at 8 p.m. in daughter, Mrs. Barbara Hyman, with ford's daughter. Bette is depicted as a The Lees will sing should .itteiid the 10:45 a.m workshop. . - .. whom she's shown in 1965. Titled man-hating, bad-tempered person who Meanw hile, kites w ill also be flying at the Savings the Fireplace Room. Bingo begins at 7 p.m. Wednesdays in the upstairs Health agency stresses The Sounding Board presents Hick and Lorraine B.ink ol Manchester, where an exhibit from the "Mother's Keeper," the book, to be seeks to control everyone in her life. holl. Lee in concert at Ihe First Church ol ChrisI Smithsonian Institution, called Colorlul Kite Tales is published next month by William The Setback League plays Thursdays at 7; 30 p.m. in Congregational. 12 S Main St . West llartlord, at 8 li.inging Throiigliout the month of April, a 16-panel the Fireplace Room. p m Saturday . Admission is $5 Reservations are exhibit lealuriiig the history ol kites will hang in the importance of exercise On April '27 there will be a free dance from 9 p.m. to 1 suggested, and may be made by calling 563 3263 bank lobby, .it 923 Main St. a.m. ial epidemiology and evaluation Also on exhibit w ill tie a number of colorful kites, to ATLANTA (UPI) - The U S. Public Recently Roy Eckel was appointed senior vice branch. Country music star Sylvia be awarded to contestants in the SBM-Lutz Annual Health Service says the best way to commander and F'ran Leary, adjutant, to terms He also said the evidence supports the Music at coffeehouse Kite Conlesl. m W ickham Park on April 14. Those who improve your health is get up and get ending in June. Edson Bailey, former educator al conclusion that it reduces the symp­ w ish to I egisler lor this contest should call the Lutz or busy. Manchester High School, was presented a certificate The government’s top health agency toms of depression and anxiety. Spirit ol Praise, a fivemember band from Chrisf for stop in at the Lutz makes her own decisions the Nations Institute, w ill play Saturday at 7 30 p.m for 50-year membership in the legion. reported Thursday it is placing major Powell said medical experts also at Wintonbury Folk Fellowship coffeehouse, which is new emphasis on exercise because of believe, but want additional evidence, increasing evidence it produces sub­ that exercise aids in the prevention of albums are to be released and located in Wintonbury Baptist Church. ,54 Maple .-\ve . "It's (rue that I had no dates The Counselor speaks to group stantial physical and emotional osteoporosis (loss of bone mass) and By Jim Lewis other c ireer-related matters such Bloomfield United Press International benefits. helps control and prevent hypertension. as bookings. main reason was that I was so All members of this band are graduates ol the Christ Another Bach birthday Sister Lorrain LaVigne, co-director of Connections, determined and set my sights on lor the Nations Institute, a two-year Bible college in will speak on "Exploring Counseling and Educational Because of this evidence, the USPHS "Similarly, but even less (irmly NASHVILLE. Tonn. — Country "I even sign my husband's getting to Nashville and a singing Dallas. Texas There is no charge for admission or In tribute to the .3fl0th anniversary of Johan Services, Monday at 8 p.m. to St. Bridget's Rosary said, it is "specifying physical fitness established, is that exercise and physi­ music singer Sylvia says she's not paycheck. " she giggled referring career that I wasn't interested in refreshments at this col leehouse Anoflering is taken, Sebasti.in Bac h's birth, the St. John Passion will be Society in the school cafeteria. She has master's and exercise as one ol the 15 areas of cal fitness have some effects on people a feminist in the strict sense But to her lead guitarist Tom Rutledge dating. I was never asked out but however, to help meet expenses presented at 7 30 tonight at Central Baptist Church, degrees in education and pastoral coun.seling and has greatest importance (or improving the who have diabetes and a variety of she thinks many people don't give "One of these days I hope to give if I had been. I wouldn't have 457 Main St . Hartford. done graduate work in marriage and family therapy. health of the public.” psychologic effects — stress reduction, female entertainers credit lor him and all of the band five times accepted. " she said The program is sponsored by Central Baptist She has experience in parish ministry, education and The announcement appeared in a modification of Type A behavior, and having any business sense. as much. " Dye lovely Easter eggs Church and Center Churi h. and will benefit Center counseling. weekly report from the national Cen­ treatment of alcoholic and substance City Chun lies The production includes professional The society will recite the rosary al 7:15 p.m. and ters (or Disease Control, along with a "The thing 1 like people to know "1 spent a lot of time praetieing -V abuse.” A You and your children can create Easter eggs on soloists and a 23 piece orchestra. attend mass al 7; 30 p.m. in the church. condensed version of the current about me is this. " the 28-year-old Sylvia worked as a secretary for before the mirror. There's not ;i lot Herald photo by Tarquinio Saturday at the New Britain Youth Museum. 30 High John Holiz chiiirman ol Ihe organ faculty at the scientific knowledge concerning exer­ The new emphasis on exercise and native of Kokomo. Ind., said in an years after coming toNashville going on in music in Kokomo St The workshop runs from 1 to 2 15 p.m and costs 25 I im ersity ol Hartford s Hartt School of Music, is cise and physical fitness and recom­ physical activity is now part of the interview. "There's a misconcep­ from Kokomo in 1976 with a car and cents. Although all children are welcome, those under conductor How ard Sprout, baritone, will sing the part AARP sees magic show mendations for future research. federal! health agency's 1990 health tion in the business that female a month's rent provided by her Sylvia's fifth album represents a Eggs in the bag! age 7 should be accompanied by a parent Call 225 .3020 ol Jesus The major findings of scientists is objectives, which also include such singers don't make their own understanding parents dilferent direetion from herearlier American Association of Retired Persons. Chapter (or more informafion Tickets are S6 lor adults and $4 for sernior citizens that exercise and physical fitness goals as high blood pressure control, decisions and that there is some releases, w hich w ere all produced 604, will go to "The Magic Show, ” by Lc Grand David Kindergarten student Michael Brothers, 6, checks the eggs he "reduces the risk of coronao' heart family planning, toxic agent control, man, a manager or producer, But having her husband work for by Tom Collins. or those under 14 and his Spectacular Magic Co., in Beverly, Mass., found Thursday on Washington School grounds in a PTA Easter disease and clearly helps to maintain an surveillance and control of infectious that's making decisions for them. I her is not a problem April 14. 'The bus w ill leave from the Pick & Save lot, Cars’ zoom into gallery egg hunt. PTA members bought chocolate, wrapped eggs and appropriate body weight," said Dr. diseases, smoking and health and think that's a common The new producer is Brent E. Center St., at 10 a m. al return about 8;30 p.m. P "I hired him and put him on a decorated some real eggs for the hunt I'enneth Powell of the CDC's behavor- misuse of alcohol and drugs. misconception " Maher, who is also instrument;il in The automobile — symbol ol .American mobility — Grab onto this Lunch will be al Danversport Yatch Club. salary. That was before we began the success of The Judds, the dating and ending up married, " IS the subject of the paintings of Robert Genovesi of "But, I'm not a feminist." she mother-daughter team named best South Windsor A one-man show of his realistic Members of Wesley an I'niversity's dunce faculty she said. "It may be hard for some added to set the record straight. new group of 1984 by the Country paintings will open Saturday , and a reception will be w ill present Something to Grasp, " a concert of newt to have a husband as an employee Music Association Sylvia, who has two No. 1 singles held from noon to 5 p ni. at Ideal p'orm Gallery . 32 works, at 8 tonight and Saturday. The performano^ Births but it hasn't been for us We are will be in the Center lor the Arts Theater. — "Nobody" and "Drifter " — and right for each other. I'm old "I thought 1 needed some new Park Place, Rockville DAVIS FAMILY has just released her fifth RCA LP Genovesi's paintings look at cars from odd angles, Pieees by Cheryl Cutler. Willie E'euer and others fashioned. If something happened musical input. " she said. "I was Knofla, Claudia Ann, daughter of BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE titled "One Step Closer." signs all looking 'or a simpler production, and emphasize the sleek and voluptuous lorms they w ill be included. Admission will cost $3 (or adults and tomorrow, he'd get 50 percent of all Jeffrey and Paula (Holmes) Kno------the checks and makes the business tasteful with strong songs and take $2 for students. I owned. But there's nothing going flp of Norwalk, was born March 28. decisions for her act. lyrics. In the past the songs have I Fresh Swordfish to happen. " Jler maternal grandparents are been fun. like Nobody' and 'Snap­ JMaude Holmes of Houston. Texas, j Fresh Halibut "I believe in my gut feelings. shot.' There is nothing wrong w ith Quality TV ANTIQUES AUCTION «nd Mrs. William Etheridge of I've got to go on what I feel, " she Rutledge, 29, for several years that but you can't make a career on NEW YORK iL'PIi - Cag I Fresh Salmon JVllanla. Ga. The paternal grand- said. "I'm not right 100 percent of was a member of the road band for fun songs " • ney it Lacey' edged out St \^ ediu*s«lav Eveiiiiifj; April 10, 1983 at 6 P.M. yourehote* J)arenls are Mr and Mrs. Roy F. I Fresh Bay Scallops the time but more often than not I Dolly Parton. Elsewhere' as Ihe Best Qual­ at thv \()kll ICII SHERAT()\, \ORU ICH, CT am ." The entertainer said she is I^nofla ol Westport. The great­ ity Drama Series in the Sylvia said she was sort of a astounded when she hears some of Exit nil nil liili r-.lalc J*).'). I’ rcvicw 1:00 I’ .M. grandmothers are Mrs. Fred Kno- Fresh Fried Fish Included in the decisions she "wallflower " while in high school her old songs on the radio. Viewers forQualily Television (SiUi-r (N jcwi-lrv In In- snlil al .'):.'t0 I’ .M.) 31a and Mrs. Russell Corcoran of makes is which singles out of her in Kokomo. poll of its membership .Acting 'l Manicotti ol III', Will Ik- a|i|ilit‘l tlic |mri'lidNc |>rii'i‘. 1 Stuffed Shells your chalet' hope I sound older, but I have a "C&L " and Daniel Travanti of - Sumislaski, Amy Elizabeth, r me r iirriihirt naturally young-sounding voice, " " Slaughter ot Lewis Francis and she said MdiiA hn. 1,1 tk-li, H \\ liihiiL' i:r.mill,tiller's e|«M k uith [lainlrd folk Kathleen (Kramer) Sumislaski of Cinema "The Cosby Show " was .tri; \ f.ilidr t.\ I... k l.s l.l,\\K \\\n M I H SONS. Water- 45 Brookfield Road. Bolton, was Sylvia's career is off and running picked as Best Quality lMlr^. (,'I torn March 15 at Manchester Hartford West Hartford but she thinks she's just getting Comedy Series, with Bill i i l l. m v .tl.ir Id '!■ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Cintma City — Amodeus (PG) FrI 7, Elm 1 A 2 —> A Passoge to Indio (PG) started. Cosby and Shelley Long of 9:50; Sol 1,3:50, 7,9:50; Sun 1,3:50,8.— Fri-Sun 2,8. — The Sure Thing (PG-13) (,(.ll.-. Ill.lr- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. featuring this week.,. -August F. Kramer ol 73 Twin Hill Places In the Heart (PG) FrI 7:10,9:20; Fri 2, 7,9:15; Sot and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:15. "There are a lot of people who "Cheers" winning for comedy- '>l\\ IT X |cw r|r\ I til I i k I' oK Ljtilil liar |>m u iili liaroijin* (trarl'v: a 1 fK pooooooooogwtooooooociuuuuuoaooooawDoooai Sun1:30,4:15, 7:10, 9:20.— The Klllino Wllllmantic performances. I'filil li.ir |iiii VNitli d il.iii^li Mf:}, i/rive, Coventry. Her paternal Fields (R) FrI 6:M, 9:30; Sat and Sun Jillson Square Cinema — The Lost are not familiar with my music so I dfl. I IK L’olii tvMi siniir liidimmil ring one carat 1:20, 4:05, 6:50, 9:30. — Mass Appeal Orogon (PG-13) Fri 1:30,7:10,9:30; Sot have a lot of goals to reach I think Those interested in contact­ e lf'll I \ f 1(11 Ills ; f I N h. 1 I K l: i i M \1 \ \ |l. riiif;. ,V legree VMtIi tiiaiiiond; U K randparents are Mr. and Mrs. (PG) FrI 7:15, 9:10; Sat and Sun 1:40, and Sun 1:10, 3:30, 7:10, 9:30. — Mosk being a successful singer — I don't ing Viewers forQualily Televi f'ltld latill's n|' M riiif: li'iMinf.’ IDn|)dls. | )K \rlli golil mans ring with three f'rank Sumislaski of 25 Knighton 3:40, 7:15, 9:10. (PG-13) Fri 1:30,7:10.9:20; Sot ond Sun iti.iniomis. I )K giilil KI.K''' riiif; CInestudIo — Gregory's Girl (PG) 1, 3:20, 7, 9:20. — Police Acodemy 2: like the word star — has been Sion can write to Dorothy St. FrI-Sat 7:30 with Caboret (PG) FrI-Sat Their First Assignment (PG-13) Fri everything I wanted it to be. 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Lost Legend (PG) Fri 1,3,5, 7:15,9:30, ★ EASTER SU!\DA Y ★ ^ 7 . 9 5 ! 11:30; Sot 1,3, 5, 9:M, 11:30; Sun 1,3,5, POLICE ACADEMY 2 big I Gajew8ki.Corinnel4-igh,daugh- 7:15, 9:30. — Lodyhowke (PG-13) Sat BRUNCH SPECIAL 1 JMJMl Mui pmrar m a r w ;ter of Gregory and Cynthia (John- PRIME RIBS OF BEEF ^7.95 7:30.— The Breaktast Club (R) Fri and IMMUM AYraoiAimwEr PRIME RIB Sat 7:40, 9:45, 11:40; Sun 7:40, 9:45. — •son) Gajewski of 41 Russell St., The Care Bears Movie (G) FrI-Sun 1,3, THE CARE BEARS MOVl or job! was born March 17 at Manchester 5. BAKED STI FFED SHRIMP Manchester IJn-S-OO 590 .Memorial Hospital. 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A T ME--I'M my grandchildren and great­ call her on the phone again to to stay together as a family in this heart­ Sports Notwork (ESmI AFEAIPOF MY VICTIMS' Van Buren warming story of courage Julie Ghol- ESPN [DISl MOVIE: The Secret Life of Walter grandchildren, and the wedding gossip and giggle as only sisters Homo Box Offico l$«K>> M itty' A meek man dreams of exciting son, Jan Smithers, Tom Spratley 1974 HBO CINEMAX ClKOTnai IMAXl experiences Danny Kaye. Virginia anniversaries of all the members do. God, how I miss her! Rated G TMC Movio Channol iTMCl Mayo. Ann Rutherford 1947 of my family. I asked her doctor what actually iTM C l MOVIE; Baby, It's You' A young USA USA Notwork lUSAl In addition, he sent a beautiful killed her, and without batting an couple discovers the pain of breaking up [ESPNl Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic when each must follow their separate City, NJ selection of cards appropriate for tree.” eye he said, "C igarettes!" Now I dreams Rosanna Arquette. Vincent [USA] Friday Night Boxing each occasion. On the envelope in feel so guilty because she took up Spano 1983 Rated R (~5) PM M agazine 9:30 PM (® Off the Rack (CC) Sam the corner for the stamp, he had DEAR ABBY: Please tell me smoking becaue I, her older sister, [USA] Cartoon Express ® ( ® l W ebster (CC) caters to the desires of a young buyer penciled in the name of the person what the rule is on using Roman smoked. Thank God, I was able to until he IS asked to play matchmaker 6:30 PM ® 33) one Day at a Time ( ® News for whom the card was intended. numerals for a name. My mother- quit in time. She tried to quit, but it Herald photo by Pinto with Kate s daughter 33) Barney Miller (33) Exhibition Baseball: N ow York He didn’t forget the stamps in-law insists that our infant son was too late for her. Yankees vs Texas Hogan's Heroes 10:00 PM (S) News either — even remembering the should be David Dennis Moore IV Her husband and children are Members of the Full Gospel Interde­ Thursday night. At far right is Sallie (2® MOVIE: 'The Black Stallion Returns' 3D ll® Me and Mom (PREMIERE) A increase that was due in February (not his real nam e). inconsolable. I have learned a lot (2D 3D) NBC News nominational Church on Main Street Hallmark, who conducted the church's A young boy sets out for North Africa m beautiful detective teams up with her so­ 1985. His father, grandfather and from this terrible experience. A (23) Nightly Business Report search of his stolen horse Ten Garr cialite mother and an ex-cop to form a ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue I cannot think of a more great-grandfather all had the first smoker has a lot more to worry join in the MCC Gospel Music Festival 70-member choir. 3$) Jeffersons Kelly Reno. 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I hope you can cigarette ads so attractive? In (HBOl The Easter Bunny Is Cornin' to nalists analyzing the week s news catch a drug smuggler (R) (60 mm ) clear this up, as I find it very Town The first Easter Bunny from Kid- help others who don't know what to stead, they should run a before and 3® MOVIE; 'Ballad of Cable Hogue' A (23) Wilderness Journal William Devane ville tells us how Easter traditions were send an elderly friend or relative pretentious. fable of a loner m search of the good life examines the remaining wilderness after picture of a once-beautiful invented Please, sign me ... who finds It in a remote part of the Old areas of the American West and their for whom shopping is a chore. woman vomiting and bald from West Jason Robards, Stella Stevens, G K J NO NAME, NO CITY at college’s Lowe building 7:00 PM ® CBS News future (R) (60 mm ) David Warner Strother Martin. Slim radiation therapy. ® 3® M*A*S*H (2® Odd Couple LAGUNA HiuLs’, 5 Pickens 1970 CALIF. DEAR NO NAME, NO CITY: No I know this letter is too long for ® ABC News (CC) (13) Dancin' Days 33) Novela: Tu o Nadie problem. You are right. No nu­ your column, but if it will help just Bv Nancy Pappas ( ® Dallas (27) N ew W orld Visions Herald Reporter 33 ) Perry Como's Easter by the Sea DEAR G.K.J.: What a thought­ meral (or junior) is used when the one person to reach into her purse (33) Jeffersons [CNN] Evening News (CNNl Prime News ful, generous son you raised. And middle name is different. The (or his pocket) and throw that pack (2D) 3D) Barney Miller [HBOl MOVIE: Breathless' A street­ Tliur.sday night the Lowe Pro­ [ESPN] Baseball Special; First Pitch how generous you are to want to entire name — first, middle and of cigarettes in the trash, it will be wise car thief on the run from the law gram Center at Manchester Coni (2D Wheel of Fortune (HBOl MOVIE; Misunderstood' A man s pursues a beautiful French student Ri­ share that idea with others. As my last — must be exactly the same worth it. (23) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour obsession with his business blinds him chard Gere, Valerie Kaprisky 1983 THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom GRIEVING IN niunity College was put to a tcsl to his family obligations Gene Hack beloved mother used to say, "The for the first son to be named Fam ily Feud Rated R that even the arehileets who 3D) man. Susan Anspach Henry Thomas apple doesn’t fall far from the "Junior." and for a grandson, a GULFPORT, MISS. [M AX] MOVIE: The Survivors’ Two 33) M arisela Rated PG designed it probably did not neurotic victims of the economic crunch ($7) Nightly Business Report antieipate And il the rafters did (MAX) MOVIE: Moscow on the become entangled m a predicament that 33) Oiff'rent Strokes Hudson' (CC) A Russian circus m usician alters the course of their lives Robin not quake then, if the I-beams did [CNN] Moneyline defects while on a U S tour Robm W il­ Williams, Walter Matthau. Jerry Reed not split, they probably never will liams, Maria Conchita Alonso. Cleavant 1903 Rated R Change in diet could ease There were about 460 people in [DIS] MOVIE; 'Make Mine Music' Benny Derricks 1984 Rated R Goodman. Andy Russell. Dinah Shore [TM C l MOVIE: The Young W arriors’ An the program eenter. singing gospel [TMCl MOVIE: Hard to Hold’ |CC| A and more are featured m this musical angry young man forms a vigilante musie. banging on tambourines, rock Singer falls m love with a conserve group to avenge the death of his teen­ [ESPN] SportsCenter live homebody who doesn't know or age sister Richard Roundtree. Ernest clapping their hands and ’making care who he is Rick Springfield, Patti [USA] Radio 1990 Borgnme, Lynda Day George Rated fl trouble with diverticulosis a joyful noise unto the Lord ” Hansen, Janet Eiber 1984 Rated PG ’’M’s almost Easter, so let us lift 7:30 PM (® PM Magazine 10:30 PM (S) News [USA] Wrestling TNT DEAR DR. LAMB — My friend's DEAR DR LAMB - Is there any­ up our voices to praise the Lord, ( ® (2D) All In the Family (2® A lfred Hitchcock 8:15 PM [D IS l D Tv doctor told her that she has pockets in thing that a person can take, such as intoned the Rev Samuel B. Davis, (® Wheel of Fortune 3® Dick Van Dyke 8:30 PM ( ® Rituals her bowels. What are they and what vitamins, to help prevent bruising? who is ehiel librarian at the (33) Independent News lH ) 24 Horas (® (3® Mr. Belvedere (CC) Mr Belved causes them? What can be done about Your Why do some people bruise more eas­ college, pastor of the Way of the 3D M *A 'S *H ere and George have differing opinions 1 0:4 5 PM [DISl Short Feature them? ily than others? if someone squeezes Cross Church of Christ m Hartford, (5D) Entertainment Tonight on what to do when the kids bring home 11:00 PM ® ® (S) (5® ®® News My friend says they make her Health my arm too tightly. 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Claudia Cron 1983 the very small blood cells that clump invitation to the festival — and this Rated PG States aged 60 and older. If you are in sending you. Others who want this together and form a clot. was their first year of that age group, you have a 50-50 issue can send 75 cents with a long, [USA] Night Flight WINTHROP ' by Dick Cavalli Easy bruising or bleeding can participation. OFF THE RACK chance of having diverticulosis. stamped, self-addressed envelope for ______11:15PM d P Reporter 41 occur with liver disease. ’This is the first year I'v e been BEAUTIFUL WHY DONT yo u EVEN NASTYfe A Many people with diverticulosis do it to me in care of this newspaper. As one’s skin becomes loose and the choir director. ” said Sallie Kate Halloran (Eileen Bren­ 1 1:30 PM C2) Three's Company LITTLE LESS have constipation, but this docs not P.O. 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Davis, leads the MCC APRIL 5 (2D Sound Tracks J leads to the small pockets. The theory is that the lower colon there are such complications as taneous bruising. goes insane with the beat people (22) (2® Tonight Show crowd in a gospel number. Katrina’s behavior is being shuts off during a spasm and the bleeding, perforation or obstruction. Some medicines increase the tend­ keep” Then she led her 70- CHECK I istimgs fop exact time (2® Anything for Money supervised by Mary Donald, a member of Davis's buildup in pressure in the colon caus­ Improved bowel function usually will ency to bleed and will cause bruising member choir through two d3) PELICULA: 'Flor Marchita' Maria Ri­ M These include common aspirin and numbers. Hartford church, Cross Church of Christ. vas. 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Bv Lisa Harris a terse Quebec eoaeli Michel FJsewhere, Boston beat Bullalo, United Press International Bergeron "We havetroiibleiiiThe 5-3: Philadelphia blanked the New Liufs shutout gives Whalers victory mark Forum when it’s a big game. Even York Islanders. 3-0. Hartlord shut The NHL .schedule-makers had the spectators get into Ihe action out Washington. 2 1); and the New to be proud of this one ’ "This isn’t a hockey game, but a York Rangers edged St Louis. 5-4 Bv Bob Popetti .lack Fivans said, correctly pro dug the puck Irom behind the With three games left in the test of strength I could offer ;i lot ol Bruins 5, Sabres 3 Herald Sports Writer nouncing his netmincler s name Washington net. spun around the excuses but that’s it lor tonight. ” season, and bragging rights to the At Boston, Rick Middleton and That's I,F;F:-000T The major lelt side and jammed it in off goalie Bergeron's comment about Battle ol Quebec already on the Ray Bourque scored Iwo goals HARTKOHI) - The Wluilcrs ity of 12.7.97 fans .ilso displa.Ved I’at Kiggm's lelt leg spectators was quite literal, as line, the Montreal Canadiens and apiece to snap Bullalo s lour gante season has been called many their phonetic insight Malone injured his back in the after Mark Hunter put Montreal up Quebec Nordiques entered the victory skein. An assist by Sabres things by many people, hut one "II we don't get another lar lirst period and won't play in the regular-season finale ol their pro­ 2-1 at 14: 46 of the second period, the veteran Gil Perreault moved him aspc'ct that went in the hooks thing, it's a good trade. " added linal two games vincial duel lied for first place. game was delayed for a lew Thursday is that this i.s the Fivans. ol the F'eb 22 deal that F’erraro scored his 10th goal and minutes because a fan attacked Into eighth place on the NHL In The Forum Thursday night. all time scoring list, passing winningest season in Hartloid's hidiighl the 29 year old l.iiit and seventh in his past 10 games, at Quebec assistant coach Simon Monfreal emerged victorious, and lormer Montreal Canadicn Guy NHL history lidiire considerations (it's almost 3; 09 ol Ihe middle session. The thus two points ahead in the Adams Nolet Later a skirmish broke out that time) Irom St Louis lor Greg Lalleiir Goalie Mike l.iiil and the Wind 20 year old rookie sparkplug cut Division. in back ol the Nordiques’ bench ers shut out the visiting Washing Millet) and Mark .lohnson around defenseman Larry Murphy The si-ore was 7 1. Involving several Quebec players, ton Capitals. 2 ll A tarthiiig i.s a small British com. in the slot and deked Uiggm out Scoring seven goals does a lot lor 3'he Canadiens tiroke open Ihe Flyers 3, Islanders 0 The win in Hart lord's seeond to equal to one fourth of a penny Liut before lifting a backhander up a team with one 40-goal scorer to game In the second period on two At Philadelphia Pelle Lind­ the last home game was the 29th of will make two million lartinngs - stairs to the open left side its credit — a team that knows it goals by Guy Carbonneaii. includ­ bergh posted his second shutout of the year, a new Iraiiehise record that's $.601).OHO Ameriean doll.irs - Washington coach Bryan Mur w ill go only as tar as delense and ing a short handed ellort. and one the season and Tim Kerr scori-d his The Whalers, now 29-41) 9 lor 67 next season ray gave credit to Liut, but goaltending will allow . by defenseman Larry Robinson ,54lh goal Lindbergh slopped 34 II his pl.iy a|)|)ioaehes Thurs points, finish with a home .ind criticized his own club "We lacked "1 wouldn’t have bet money on ’ That s the best game we played shots to record his NHl.-high 39th day's breath t.ikmg perform.ince. home set with the yiiehei Nor intensity, ' he said "We didn t this kind ol score." winning goalie all year. " C'arbonneau said "And victory ol Ihe season and lead Ihe dicpies. starting in the Civic Center he'll earn d have that real need to win, like Steve Penney said "We were just it came in our most Important Flyers to their 15th victory m tlie The Capitals generally ac Saturday night .ig.iinsl somebody like the happy to win There are still two game of the schedule. But w e had a last 16 games and 14th consecutive knowledged as the top delensive Islanders ' Greg Malone and Kay Ferraro games to play, but w inning like I his feeling, a special one We could tell home victory They also set a club squad in the NHL. are basically .i scored on Iwo ol just t8 Hartford Liut. who earlier scooped a gives us a big lilt ” in Wednesday s practice and in Ihe record with their ,52nd triumph ol shots to provide the victory successful, playofi liouncf version point blank bid by Doug Jarvis out Imagine what scoring one goal warmup belore tonight's game the season ma rgin ol the Whale Washington efoes ol mid air. toiled Carpenter and did lor the morale ol Quebec, an that every one was up for this one Rangers 5, Blues 4 How great w as I.iut. the acquisi have two splendid scorers in Gartner with back to-back lunges n. underrated delensive team that That's how badly we want lirst 90 plus iioini men Bobby Cariienler tion in what has liecome the most dow n the stretch to earn a standing wins on ollense. The Nordiques place,' At St. Louis, Anders Hedlierg contro\ ersial trade m team and Mike Gartner ovation will return to Quebec City — 150 Penney, who slopped 29-oi-30 scored a pair ol power play goals annals'.' Cariienter and Gartner were The candid veteran downplay ed U P I p h o to miles away - with ,i 16 1 record Quebec sliols. made some big in his next lo-last regular season "The first two periods, he was stoni'd cold Thursday Lint the night's acheivements. against Ihe team they are most sat es in Ihe lirst eight minutes ol career game to lift New \Ork The thwarted Carpenter live limes, steady. " said Ferraro. "But the We re not playing lor any­ Flyers’ Dave Poulin lands on the ice as period action in Philadelphia Thursday likely to lace in the second round of the game when Ihe Nordiques retiring veteran’s second twice while Gartner saw a total ol seven third iieriod was the most unheliec thing,' noted Liut "When you're pl.iyolls oiitshol Montreal 4 I Montreal had within 2:34 ot the second put the shots absorhed Carpenter with he skates along with New York's Denis night. Flyers won, 3-0. able goaltending I'vc' ecer seen out ol the playoffs, you have to "So we played a bad game, said 33 shots on the night. Rangers ahead 5-1 That's what they said he eould do thre-e. and Gartner, with two, invent things to play for Like Potvin going after the puck in first- when he came over here ' matched the Whalers team shot winning a season series or setting D P I p h o to Liut stopped 40 shots, vacuum output ot live in Ihe final period te.im records,'.' he added, sum mg up several doorstep glove The Caps blasted 17 mmg up Ihe undercurrents ol the Washington’s Beng Gustafsson passes period action. Whalers won. 2-0, behind snags Malone gave Hartlord a 1 I) lead Hartlord stretch run highlighted shutout goaltending of Mike Liut. "All I can say is Mike laid. Mike with his 22nd goal at 4 36 ol Ihe by a 12 10 3 mark since the All-Star off betvween Hartford's Jack Brownschi- laid. Mike laid. " grinning coach opening period, w hen he diligently break dle (34) and Mark Fusco (33) in first SCOREBOARD

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Tiilane I'niversity Basketball .it Tuiane suddenly is the coach and two assistants have assistants for NCAA recruiting ams and two other players — along with two counts of conspiracy. He muelsson, Har. 7:53. 18 25110. Tino MIkolowskv 93. Net- D oris violations in which they paid cash reportedly admitted to arranging Eastern Conference PHOENIX (103) AMERICAN LEAGUE Kennedy 116-39-77, Pot Holmes 103-26- resigned, and three players are with senior forwards Clyde Flads Wales Conference Adams 11-24 9-10 31, Senders 612 2 2 12, W L Pet. the point-shaving with other Second period—2, Hortford, Ferraro 10 Atlantic Division 77, Elaine Bednorz 106-26-80, Putls- Flo embroiled in a bribery scandal to players and Jon Johnson who were granted Patrick Division (Brownschidle), 3:09. Penolties* W L Pet. GB Jones 4-11 1-2 9. Humphries 5-13 4-5 14, Toronto 18 7 .720 Ramsey 35, Solly Whithorn 35; 9 Holers The only way 1 know to immunity for their testimony — players. W L T Pts. GF GA Franceschettl. Was. double-minor. x-Boston 60 16 ,789 — Mocy 7-12 0-1 14, Scott 34 0-0 6, Colifornio 14 9 .609 Gross- Lillia n lomonoco 57, Net- Diane John "Hot Rod " Williams, an V-Phlladelph 52 20 7 111 342 240 demonstrate unamhiguoiisly this received an undetermined amount The most serious charges are 9:42; Fusco. Hor, double-minor. 9:47; x-Philodelphio 55 21 .724 5 Pittman 610 1-2 13, Foster 1-7 2-2 4, Chicago 18 12 .6X Ovian 63-23-40, Putts- Gail Clarke 21. NBA prospect implicated in the x-WashInotn 44 25 9 97 308 233 Adams, Was. major (fighting), 19:55; x-New Jersey 38 39 .494 22 Holton 0-1 0-0 0. Totols 42-94 19-24 103. Detroit 16 12 .571 .icademic community's intoler- ot cash to fix Tulane's Feb 16 against Gary Kranz, a junior x-NY Islandrs 40 34 5 85 340 307 ’2 point-shaving scandal, received Somuclsson, Har, major (fighting), x-Woshington 37 39 .487 23 Denver 32 32 18 28—110 Boltimore 14 12 .538 .ince ot the violations and actions game against Virginia Tech. business major from New Ro­ x-NY Ranors 26 43 10 62 294 342 19:55. New York 24 53 .312 36*/2 Phoenix 28 25 36 14—103 New York 13 12 .520 PGA results $10,000 in a shoebox when he chelle, N.Y. He faces a maximum Pittsburgh 24 49 5 53 269 371 Third period-None. Penalties- Central Division Three-point goals—None. Fouled Milwaukee 15 14 .517 we have uncovered is to discon­ New Jersey 22 47 9 53 258 335 out— None. Total fouls—Denver 25, Oakland 12 12 5X agreed to play for Tuiane in 1981, The indictment was the lirst Veitch, Was. 5:12; Gould. Was. 13:44; y-Milwoukee 56 21 .727 — (Greater Greensboro Open) tinue the program in which they prison sentence of 332'/z years on Adams Division Ferraro. Har, 13:44; Longway, Was, x-Detroil 41 35 . 539 14*/2 Phoenix24. Rebounds— Denver 43 (Eng­ Cleveland 12 14 .462 according to The Times mention of Tulane’s 66-65 loss to x-Montreal 40 27 11 91 300 254 lish 9), Phoenix 51 (Adams 13). Assists— Kansas City 12 14 .462 At Greensboro, N.C., March 4 originated. Tuiane President Ea- nine counts of distributing cocaine double-minor; MocDermid. Har, 16:52; x-Chicogo 37 40 .481 19 (Por 72) PicayuneThe States-Item Ihe Hokies in Blacksburg, Va.,,as x-Quebec 40 29 9 89 318 272 Dineen, Har, 18:27. Clevelond 33 43 .434 22’/2 Denver 29 (Lever 11), Phoenix 32 Seottle 12 15 .444 mon Kelly said Thursday at a news to tbe players, one count of X-Buffalo 37 27 14 88 281 230 (Adams 11). Technical foul—Phoenix Minnesoto 12 16 .429 t part of the scheme. Atlanta 31 46 .408 25 Jefi Sluman 33-33—66 conference F'owler and assistants Mike pos.session of cocaine, 10 counts of X'Boston 35 34 9 79 294 282 Shots on gool—Washington 1310-17— Indiana 20 57 .260 36 coach MacLeod. A — 12,672. Texas 9 13 .409 Hartford 29 40 9 67 265 313 .Boston 11 16 .407 Sandy Lyle 32-36—67 The 29-count indictments Richardson and Max Pfeifer re­ The indictment claims five sports bribery and three of 40. Hartford6-7-5—18 Western Conference 3633—68 Campbell Conference Power-play conversions — Midwest Division NATIONAL LEAGUE Dan Pohl against six students and two others signed just hours belore they were Green Wave players pocketed at conspiracy. Norris Division W L Pet. Joey Sindelor 31-37—68 Woshington, 2-0. Hartford, 2-0. W L Pet. GB Bobby Clampett 32-36—68 were handed down shortly after called to testify to the grand jury least $36,500 to fix the three Metro Two of Kranz's fraternity broth­ W L T Pts. GF GA x-Denver 49 27 .645 — Atlanto 16 10 .615 X-St. Louis 35 31 12 82 289 280 Philadelphia 14 9 .609 Roger Maitbie 34-35—69 the news conference, and District under a grant of immunity. Al­ Conference games, ers were also charged. Mark GoaAes—Woshington. Riggin. H art­ x-Houston 44 32 .579 5 Football Lanny Wodkins 3634—69 x-Chlcago 37 35 6 80 304 296 ford, Liut. A—12,737. x-Dotlas 42 34 .553 7 Los Angeles 14 10 .583 .Attorney Harry Connick said other though they were not suspected in Williams. 23, and sophomore Olensky of Fair Lawn, N.J., faces x-Detrolt 27 40 11 65 306 349 New York 13 10 .565 Jodie Mudd 36-34—70 x-San Antonio 39 38 . 506 10*'2 3635—70 individuals eould be implicated the point-shaving scam, they re­ guard-forward David Dominique. 10 counts of sports bribery and x-MInnesoto 25 42 12 62 265 317 Referee—Denis Morel. Utah 37 40 .481 12V3 Cincinnati 14 11 .560 Jim Simons Toronto 20 50 8 48 250 348 Jim Neltord 33.37—70 Connick s.ud he hoped to arraign three counts of conspiracy. David Kansas City 30 46 .395 19 Chicago 15 13 .536 fused to answer some questions 19, each are named in the indict­ Smvthe Division USFL standings Son Francisco 13 13 .5X Jack Renner 3635—70 Pocific Division 37-33—70 the eight suspects as soon as Williams. Tulane's No. 2all time ment on two counts ol sports Rothenberg of Wilton, Conn., was V-Edmonton 49 19 10 108 391 287 Flyers 3. Islanders 0 y-L.A. Lakers ^ 20 .737 — Son Diego 12 14 .462 Rex Caldwell possible. He also said the investi scorer, and the others are accused bribery and three counts of conspi­ indicted on two counts of x-WInnipeo 42 27 9 93 348 323 Eastern Conference Houston 12 17 .414 Phil Hancock 36-34—70 x-Cdlgarv 41 27 10 92 354 293 x-Portland 38 38 . 500 18 Phil Blackmar 34-36—70 conspi racy. NY Islanders 0 0 0—0 Phoenix 33 44 .429 23’ : W L T Pet. PF PA MontreollO 15 .4X gation would continue, and could of fixing three Metro Conference racy to commit sports bribery. x-Los Angeles 33 32 13 79 331 319 Philadelphia 0 3 0—3 St. Louis 7 13 .350 Raymond Floyd 3636-70 Seattle 31 46 .406 25’ 2 Birmingham 5 1 0 .833 161 118 34-36—70 involve suspects in other states. games to win big bets. The Sports bribery carries a maxi­ Suspected bookmakers Roland Vancouver 25 45 6 58 277 393 First period—None. Penalties— L.A. Clippers 28 49 . 364 28' Tampa Bav 4 2 0 .667 169 136 Pittsburgh 5 17 .227 Crolg Stodler v-clincbed division title 2 Steven Llebler 32-38—70 VVe have reason to believe there indictment said Williams received mum penalty of five years in Ruiz. 48, and Craig Bourgeois, 23. Kollur. NYI. 2:09; D. Sutter. NYI, Golden State 21 56 .273 35’2 New Jersey 3 3 0 . 500 141 156 split-sguod games included x-clinched playoff berth mlnor-maior (fighting), 9:30; S. Smith, Thursday's Results Isoo Aoki 33-38—71 .ire some other people out there, at least $8,5!>0 for his part in prison and a $10,000 fine. Maxi­ both of New Orleans were each x-clincfied playoff berth Memphis 3 4 0 .429 140 157 3635—71 Thursday's Results Phi, moior (fighting), 9:30; Ro. Sutter, y-clinched division title Baltimore 2 3 1 .417 109 90 Toronto 6, Detroit 3 Ken Green who deserve to be scrutinized." he manipulating outcomes against mum penalty for conspiracy is 2'/2 indicted on five counts of sports Boston 5, Buffalo 3 P hi,16:13. Los Angeles 7, Montreal 6 Brod Faxon 3635—71 Thursday's Results Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 145 177 34 37—71 said the point spread in games against years and $5,000. bribery and one count of conspi­ Hartford 2. Woshington 0 Secondperiod—1, Philadelphia, Kerr 54 Milwaukee IX . Detroit 121 Orlando 1 6 0 .143 1 20 192 Milwaukee 6. Cleveland 3 Lon Hinkle Montreal 7. Quebec 1 (Poulin, D. Smith), 0:16. 2, Philodelphio, Atlonto 7, Houston 6 Doug Tewell 3636—71 Kelly said at the news confer Southern Mississippi. Memphi.s racy. Atlanto 100, New York 79 Western Conference 3636—71 Senior guard Bobby Thompson, Philadelphia 3, N.Y Islanders0 Hospodar 3 (Propp, Kerr), 7:04. 3, Seattle 119. Utah 118 Houston 5 1 0 .833 203 132 New York (NL) 5, Pittsburgh 3 Willie Wood N.Y Rangers 5, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia, Bergen 9 (Sinisolo, Cross- Philodelphia 3, St. Louis 2 Buddy Gardner 3636—71 Denver 110, Phoenix 103 Oakland 4 1 1 .750 158 IX 3635—71 Friday's Games man), pp, 14:00. Penalties—Tocchet.Phi, Golden State 113, Houston 108 Arizona 4 2 0 .666 135 93 Cincinnati 6. Chicago (AL) 2 Vance Heafner Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 1:24; Marsh, Phi. 2:18; Tonelll, NYI. Boston 6, Minnesota 5 Bill Kratzert 37-34—71 Received $100 per week from coach Friday's Games Denver 4 2 0 .666 133 126 3636—71 Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35p.m. 12:36; Marsh, Phi. 17:21. (All Times EST) Portland 2 4 0 .333 81 125 Baltimore 7, Kansas City 5 Payne Stewart Saturday’s Gomes Third period—None. Penalties— Woshington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. San Antonio 2 4 0 ,333 79 119 New York (AL) 6, Texas 4 Woody Blackburn 3635—71 Chicago at Detroit Tonelli, NYI, 6:36; Flatlcy, NYI, 9:51; Chicago at Philodelphia, 7:30p.m. Los Angeles 1 5 0 .166 124 147 Ooklond 3, Seattle 2 Lance Ten Broeck 3636—71 Boston at Montreal, night Flatlev. NYI, 12:12. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:X p.m. Thursday’s Result Chicago (NL) 9, Son Froncisco5 Bob Boyd 3636—72 Quebec at Hartford, night California 12, San Diego 10 Andy North 3636—72 L.A. Clippers at Dallas, 8:Xp.m . Orlondo 28, Memphis 17 34-38—72 Buffalo ot Toronto, night Shots on goal—NY Islanders 16-9-9—34. Son Antonio at Denver. 9:Xp.m . Saturday’s Games Friday’s Games Ron Streck Williams paid to play hoop for Tuiane New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, night Philadelphia 5-10-11—26. (All Times EST) Mark Brooks 3637—72 Kansas City at L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. JacksonvilleatTampa Bav, 8p.m. Washington at Pittsburgh, night Power-play conversions—NY Island­ Seattle at Portland, 10:X p.m. Oakland at Portland, 9 p.m. Portlond vs. Philadelphia at Cleor- David Frost 37-35—72 St. Louis at Minnesota, night ers 4-0. Philadelphia 6-1. Soturday's Gomes Sunday’s Games woter, Flo., 12 p.m. Fred Couples 3637—72 NEW ORLEANS (L'PI) - John coach at Fairleigh Dickinson L'ni- accused Thursday of making cash manipulating the point spread in Winnipeg at Edmonton, night Milwaukee at New Jersey, night Birmingham at San Antonio, 2:Xp.m. Boston vs. Cincinnati ot Tampa, Fla., 1 Fuzzy Zoeller 37-35—72 "Hot Rod" Williams agreed to play versity in New Jersey, and a payments to players — a serious games against Southern Missis­ Vancouver at Los Angeles, night Goalies—NY Islanders, Hrudey. Phila­ Cleveland at Washington, night Houston at New Jersey. 2:X p.m. p.m. Dave E ichelberger^ 3636— 72 delphia. Lindbergh. A—17,191. John Cook " 3637— 73 basketball for Tuiane in exchange well-dres.sed man Williams did not violation of NCAA rules — and sippi, Memphi.s State and Virginia Chicago at Atlanta, night Baltimore at Los Angeles. 4 p.m. Chicago (AL) vs. Houston at Kissimee. Referee—Kerry Fraser. Philodelphia at Indiana, night Monday's Gome Flo., 1:X p.m. Mike Reid 3638-73 for a shoebox filled with $10,000. know. resigned Tuiane President Ea- Tech. Houston at Dallas, night Arizono at Denver, 9 p.m. Konsos City vs. Montreal at West Palm Dick Foldo 37-36—73 plus $100 a week from his coach, Green has denied paying Willi­ mon Kelly said the school would Phoenix at Utah, night Beach. Flo., 1:X p.m. Bob Gilder 3637—73 The indictment also says Willi­ AHL standings Rangers 5. Blues 4 Andy McGee 3637—73 who has resigned in a flurry of ams any money, the report said. Kansas City at Golden State, night Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miomi. Fla., drop its biisketball program. ams and two other players — along 1 ;30 p.m. Gary Finns 3637—73 NCAA violations accusations Williams, 23. said he had never Kelly's announcement was with senior forwards Clyde Eads Northern Division NY Rangers 2 3 0—S New York (NL) vs Detroit at Tom Purtzer 3638—73 Williams. Tulane's No. 2 all- W L T Pts. GF GA St. Louis 1 0 3—4 Transactions Lakeland, Fla., 1 :X p.m. Brett Upper 35.38—73 seen that much money, and was made as Fowler and assistants and Jon Johnson who were granted First period—1. NY Rangers, Wiemer 7 Warriors 113. Rockets 108 Russ Cochran 3835—73 time scorer charged with sports x-Malne 37 32 9 83 288 259 (Brooke, Fotiu), 1:43. 2, NY Rangers, Clevelond vs. Chicago (NL) ot Meso. not sure it was real. He spent some Mike Richardson and Max Pfeifer immunity for their testimony — Fredericton 35 35 8 79 276 297 Ariz., 3 p.m Bill Glasson 3637—73 Osborne4 (Rogers, J. P atrick),4:02.3, St. BoseboM Danny Edwards 38-35—73 bribery in a point-shaving scandal, to buy a used car. some to pay his were called to testify to the grand received an undetermined amount Adirondack 35 36 8 78 287 328 HOUSTON (106) Boston — Released catcher Jett Calgary vs. Seattle at Tempe. Arlz., 3 277 282 Louis, Mullen 37 (Bothwell, Cyr),5:06. McCray 5-11 2-4 12, Sampsbn 7-14 5-8 19, Clarence Rose 3637—73 made the admission in a taped mother's bills, then gave the rest to jury investigating point shaving. of cash to fix Tulane’s Feb. 16 Nova Scotia 34 35 7 75 Penalties—Romage, StL, major- Newman; sent pitchers Mike Brown and p.m. Sherbrooke 35 37 5 75 X7 313 Oloiuwon 11-16 4-6 26. Hollins 5-9 0-2 10, Ed Glynn and infielder Eddie Jurak to Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis at St. statement to prosecutors shortly his uncle. The coaches were granted im­ game against Virginia Tech. Moncton 31 38 9 71 2X 287 minor (fighting), minor served by Cyr, Lloyd7-141-215,Wiggins3-70-06, Lucas 3-9 Petersburg, Flo., 7:X p.m. after his arrest March 26. accord­ 5:27; Gagne, NYR, major (fighting), Pawtucket of the International League Once at Tuiane, the report said, munity from prosecution for their The indictment was the first Southern Division 5:27; T. Johnson. StL. moior (fighting), 3-410. Reid5-6(F010, Totols46-8715-26106. placed Infielder Jerry Remy on 21-dov Texos vs. New York (AL) at Ft. LPGA results ing to The Times-PicayuneThe coach Ned Fowler gave Williams testimony, but their lawyer and mention of Tulane's 66-65 loss to x-Binghmtn 51 20 7 109 377 260 disabled list. Lauderdale. Fla., 7:X p.m. x-Baltimore 44 26 8 96 320 246 7:42; MePhee, NYR, mojor-mlnor (fight­ GOLDEN STATE (113) San Diego St. at San Diego, 10:X p.m. States Item. an envelope with $100 each week, Kelly emphasized the coaches are the Hokies in Blacksburg, Va., as ing). 7:42; Moloney. NYR, 8:39; Miller, Cleveland — Put Andre Thornton on 21- $4X,X Dinah Shore Tournament x-Roche^er 39 25 12 90 309 282 NYR, 16:15; Povellch. NYR. major Short 12-24 3-8 27. Smith 8-16 5-6 21, dov disabled list retrooctive to March 24, Toronto vs. Milwaukee at Van­ The shoebox arrived at W'illi- usually on Friday. Williams said not suspected in the point-shaving part of the scheme. Springfield 35 38 4 74 309 313 Whitcheod 7-13 04) 14. Floyd 615 2-2 14, sent to Maine AAA team pitchers Keith couver, 10:Xp.m At Rancho Mirage, Calif., April 4 New Haven X 41 8 68 310 339 (fighting), 19:30; Sutter, StL. major Wilson 2-4 0-0 4, Johnson 4-13 8-10 16, (Par 72) ams" home in 1981 when he was a he .sometimes stayed late after .scheme. Williams allegedly received $900 (fighting), 19:30. Creel and Jim Slwy, catcher Geno Myra Blockwelder 34-34—68 UPI p h o to Hershey 26 42 10 62 311 331 Conner 4-8 2-2 10, Teagle 2-5 3-4 7. Totals Petralli, infielder Dan Rohn as well os Californio ot Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. senior at St. Amant High School in practice to pick up the money from Williams and the others are for beating Southern Mississippi St. Catharins 23 50 6 52 266 360 Second period—4, NY Rangers, 45-99 23-32 113. Saturday’s Games Jane Crofter 3634—69 Sandstrom 29 (Rogers, Wiemer), 0:49. 5, Kevin Buckley acquired from the Texas Patty Sheehan 33-36—69 Orleans Parish District Attorney Harry Connick A.scension Parish and was being Fowler when they were alone in the accused of fixing three Metro 64-63 instead of by the predicted x*cMnctiod ployoff berth NY Rangers, Hedberg 19 (M iller, Pave- Houston 33 28 25 22—106 Rangers and Mike Brewer from Konsos St. Louis vs. Houston at Kissimmee. Thursday's Results Golden State 27 27 X 29—113 Fla. Judy Clark 34-35—69 announces grand jury indictments Thursday, a total of 29 heavily recruited, the report said. the locker room. Conference games .so large bets 10‘,^-point spread, the magazine Hch), pp, 16:31. 6, NY Rangers. City Royals. Alice Miller 3635—70 Adirondack 4, Baltimore 3 Hedberg 20(Pavelich, Ruotsalainen), Three-point goal—Lucas. Fouled Konsos City — Troded outfielder Mike Pittsburgh vs New York (NL) ot St. Williams told prosecutors the District Attorney Harry Connick were assured of being won. The said, and got $4,500 for losing to Moncton 4, Fredericton 4, (ot) out— None. Total fouls—Houston 24, Petersburg, Fla. Muffin Spencer-Devlln 34-36—70 counts against eight people in point-shaving scandal pp, 19:05. Penalties—Osborne, NYR, Brewer to Cleveland Indians; sent Pat Brodley 36-34—70 money was handed over by assist­ would not comment on the report. indictment said Williams received Memphis State by more than 7 Hershey 4, St. Catharines 1 4:59; Brooke. NYR. 10:49; T. Johnson, Golden State 20. Rebounds—Houston 38 Infielder Jim Scranton, first baseman Pat Atlanta vs. Montreal (ss) otWest Palm Fridov's Games (Sampson 12),Golden State55 (Smith 16). Beach. Fla. Rosie Jones 36-34—70 involving Tuiane University basketball players. ant coach Tom Green, now head Fowler and two assistants were at least $8,550 for his part in points. The .score was 60-49. StL, 15:00; Richmond. NYR. 17:05; Putnam, outfielder Dove Leeper, catcher Terri Luckhurst 3635—70 Adirondack at Blnghomton Paslawski,StL,18:37. Assists— Houston 27 (Hollins 8), Golden Tom Niemann and pitchers Mark Montreal (ss) vs. Texos at Pompano, Baltimore at New Haven Stote 24 (Short 61. T e c h n ic o l — Fla. Betsy King 36*34—70 Hulsmann and Renie Mart to minor Becky Pearson 3635—70 Sherbrooke at Nova Scotia Third period—7, St. Louis, Mullen 38 Houston coach Fitch. A—10,322. leogue camp for reassignment. Philadelphia vs. Boston at Win­ Hershey at Rochester ter Haven. Fla. Jane Geddes 36-35—71 (Sutter, Federko), pp, 15:41. 8, St. Louis, Los Angeles — Placed inflelder Bob Jan Stephenson 363^-71 Maine at Springfield Paslawski, 22 (Petterson, Wilson), 17:11. Bailor on 21-day disobled list; ploced Detroit vs. Cincinnati ( ' ouisville, Ky. Saturdoy’s Games Hawks100.Knicks79 Kansas City vs. Memt. '• at Memphis, Jane Blolock 36-35—71 9, St. Louis, Sutter 37 (Levie. Mullen). reliever Bobby Cost illo on 16day disabled Jackie Bertsch 36-35—71 Nova Scotia at Fredericton 18:38. Penalties—MePhee, NYR. 4:22; list. Tenn. Take the iongshots over the division favorites Baltimore at Hershey New York (NL) — Placed third New York (AL) vs. Baltimore at Marta Figueros-Dotli 3636—7^ Richmond, NYR, 14:21. Binghamton at Maine ATLANTA (100) Miam i, Fla. Donno CaponI 3636—71 Shots on goal—NY Rangers 5-10^7—22, Levingston 9-16 4-5 22, D. Wilkins 7-21 4-4 baseman Roy Knight on 21-day disabled One fact that seldom varieseachspringintheriteof Sherbrooke at Moncton list. Seattle (ss) vs. Chicago (NL) at Borbora Moxness 34-37—71 3. Houston — Dickie Thon is the legacy of Taco (Puckett) and the comeback ol Ken Schrom. Rochester at St. Catharines St. Louis 21-12-8-41. 18, Rollins 2-6 2-2 6, Johnson 617 4-5 16, Laurl Peterson 3637—72 pennant predictions is that most prognosticators just Power-play conversions—New York Oakland — Placed Mike Norris on 21- Denver, Colo. Torrez. Jose Cruz is the Joe Rudi of the '80s. 2. Kansas City — Dan Quisenberry, who accounted New Haven at Springfield Rivers 1-5 10-11 12. W illis 3-10 0-0,Glenn (Daklondat Son Francisco, Cal. Silvio Berioloccinl 3636—72 can’t seem to resist picking Ihe preceding season's 3-2. St. Louis 8-1. 0-2 2-2 2. Hastings 2-4 1 -2 5. Corr 2-4 5-6 9, dav disabled list and gave Rick Langford Beth Daniel 37-36—72 4. Cincy — While everyone i.s following manager- for 50 of the Royals’ 84 wins last year, is the true MVP Goalies— New York, Honlon. St, Louis. option to goon X-dav rehabilitation list or Seattle (ss) vs. Clevelond at Tucson, champ to repeat Brown 1-6 2-2 4. Totals 33-91 34-39 IX . Ariz. Kathy Whitworth 3636—72 /promotions director Pete Rose conducting seances, in the league. Millen. A—12,326. seek release. Cindy Hill 3636—72 Flag winners usually don't make many changes Referee—Ron Fournier. Minnesoto at San Diego, night Bob the real guy to watch i.s centerficlder Eric Davis. 3. Seattle — Good, young staff. NEW YORK (79) Seottle — Reassigned to minors Los Angeles at California, night Denise StrebIg 3636—72 during the off-season — why tgmper with success — so Orr 2-15 5-6 9, E. Wilkins 3-4 1-2 7. outfielder John Moses and pitchers Dave Chris Johnson 3636—72 5. San Diego — The flop team of the year. 4-5-6-7 — Chicago is the best of the rest ol the west (if Tobik, Roy Thomas and Karl Best. Toronto vs. Milwaukee at Van­ it’s tempting to assume that last year's best will do it Canadians 7. Nordiques 1 Bruins 5. Sabres 3 Bannister 2-7 68 9, Tucker 1-9 0-0 2. couver, night Vicki Fergon 3636—72 Papetti 6. L.A. — Pedro Guerrero back at third? Steve anyone cares), followed by Oakland. California. Walker 611 8-10 18, Bailey 0-4 3-4 3. St. Louis — Sent outfielder Vince Hollis Stacy 3636—72 again "Sad" Sax at second? And now. the mad nomad, A1 Grunfeld4-16714, Sparrow 2-64-48, Carter Coleman and Infielders Ron Jackson and Jull Inkster 3637—73 Texas. Quebec f 0 0—1 Bill Lyons to Louisville. What may seem like a good bet is often a Herald Sports Writer Oliver, in left Bultalo 0-1-2-3 3-7 2-4 8. Covenoll 0-2 1-2 l.Totals22-76 Pottl Rizzo 3638—73 Montreal 1 ^ Boston 2-2-1-S 364779. Texas — Placed outfielder Mickey Red Sox 6. Twins 5 Vicki Alvarez 3637—73 contradiction. Recent baseball history shows that a Jr First period—l.Montreol.M. Hunter 21 Rivers on Irrevocable waivers for the First period— 1, Boston, Middleton 38 Afkmta X 15 27 20—1M Dot Germain 3637—73 gamhler's best odds are to pick any team BUT a N L East A L East (Robinson, Smith), pp, 14:36. 2. Quebec. (Bourque, Thelln), pp, 13:43. 3, Boston, New Yor1( 19 23 19 IS— 79 purpose of giving him his unconditional At Winter Haven, Flo. Robin Wolton 37-36—73 Sauve 12 (Goulet, Maxwell), pp. 18:05. Middleton 39 (Kosper), sh, 18:53. F o u le d out—Grunfeld. Total release, traded catcher Donnie Scott to Minnesota 002 OX 000— 5 12 1 Laurie RInker 34-39—73 defending champ to win in each division. 1. Pirates — The best staff in the league will get 1. Boston — Gotta go with them. The toughest Penalties—Maxwell, Que, 14:03; Glllls, Seattle for catcher Orlando Mercado; In the past six years, 1979-84, an amazing 18 of the 26 Penalties—SImonettI, Bos, 3:41: Fe- fouls— Atlanta 33. New York 34. Boston 010 140 OOx— 4 9 0 Amy Alcott 34-39—73 some offensive support. Bill Madlock will win butting order in the business. Wade Boggs (.344 Que, double-minor, 14:20; Kurvers. Mtl, nvves, But, 13:13: Donnelly, Bos, 17:13. R^ounds— Atlanta 63 (Levingston 13), sent Scott to Calgary of the Pacific Coast Yett, Wardle (6), Lysander (7), Phllson JoAnne Corner 3637—73 double-minor 14:20; MePhee, M tl, Major League clubs have won division crowns. The comeback of the year and George Hendrick will look career) led MLs in reaching ba.se 292 times New York 43 (Walker, Grunfeld 7). League; sent Mercado to Oklahoma City (8) end Laudner. Solas (6); Trujillo. Sally Little 3637—73 eight franchises left out of post-season play include 17:23. Second period—3, Boston, Bourque Assists—Atlanta 18 (Johnson 11), New of the American Association; signed free- Clear (8) and Gedman. W—Truilllo. Kathy Hite 37-36—73 fine in a Pittsburgh uniform. Catcher Tony Pena and Promising starters Roger Clemens and Dennis Boyd Second period—3, Montreol, Tremb­ 19 (unassisted), 6:29. 4, BuTtqlo, York 10 (W alker4). A —7,619 agent catcher Glenn Brummer and Boston. Toronto and Cleveland in the AL East, L—Yett. HRs — Minnesota. Bru- Jane Lock 37-36—73 reduced to mere shells in just two years. The Brew second sacker Johnny Ray are arguably the best at should win at least 15 each, something no Sox hurler lay 30 (Smith, Svobo da). 3:33.4, Montreot, McKenna 18 (Hamel, Orlando), pp, 9:57. ossigned him to Oklahoma City; troded nansky; Boston, Buckner. Evans. Vicki Singleton 33-40—73 Minnesota. Texas and Seattle in the AL West, and just has done in six years. CartMnneau (Nllan), 10:54. 5, Montreal, 5, Boston, Courtnall 13 (Thelln) 17:13. catcher-outfielder Kevin Buckley t Sherri Turner 37-36—73 Crew had the worst record in the American League their positions. Carbonneau 22 (Chellos), sh, 15:01. 5, Cleveland for a plover to be named one each in the National League divisions — San last season. Penalties—Playfair, But, major Sonlcs119.Jazz118 Pam Gietzen 3638—73 2. New York — Keith Hernandez is so great at first Robinson 14 (Green. Smith), pp. 19:28. (fighting) 3:49: Courtnall, Bos, malor later. Alexandra Reinhardt 34-39—73 Francisco in the West and the in the 2. Baltimore — Fred Lynn is still better all-around Penalties—Rochefort, Que, 6:15; Toronto— Sent outfielder Rick Leachto The one purpose current unpredictability serves is that he makes an otherwise dubious infield adequate. in center than Tony Armas. (fighting) 3:49: Curran, Bos, malor- Yankees 6. Rangers4 Charlotte Montgomery 3835—73 East. to justify outlandish choices. Smith,Mtl, 13:56; Palement,(^e,double mlsconduct, 3:49; SImonettI, Bos, 9:19; SEATTLE (119) Syracuse of the International League and Janet Anderson 3637—73 Jesse Orosco is a top-notch reliever, but most of the 3. Detroit — The city's hoodlums will have to find a mlnor-mlsconduct, 16>59; MePhee, Mtl, Ramsey, But, 13:16; Bourque, Bos, 17:49. Chambers 12-22 9-10 34, McCormick 4-9 designated infielder Fred Manrique for Only one squad, the 1980-81 Yankees, has taken Here's a few: At Pompono Beach, Ra. Penny Pulz 3637—73 starters have to prove it again. different excuse to trash Tigertown. double minor-misconduct, 16:59; Max­ 6513, Brickoski 1-50-22, Wood 14-244-532, minor leogueassignment. Debbie Massey 37-37—74 back-to-back lilies in the past six campaigns. Diluted NL West well, Que, 17:54; P. Stastney.Que, 17:54. Third period—6, Boston, Bourque 30 Henderson 9-15 00 20. King 2-5 1-2 5, New York (A L) 411 000 000— 4 11 1 3. Chicago — Rooftops of buildings surrounding 4. New York — A renewed Red Sox-Yankee rivalry College Texos 002 X I X I— 4 8 0 Jerilyn Britz 3836—74 parity and the "intangibles ” — injuries and off-years 1. San F rancisco — The best outfield in the league (Llnsemqn, Crowder) 0:22. 7, Buffalo, Sundvold 2-6 00 4. Sobers 4-6 1-2 9, Bonnie Lauer 37-37—74 Wrigley Field will revert back to pit stops for pidgeons would be welcomed, but there won’t be any solid Third period—7, Montreal, Turcotte McKenna 19 (Ramsey, Hamel) 10:20. 8, Blackwell 00 00 0. Totals 48-92 2026 119. NIekro, Cowley (4), Pulido (9) and — are as good an explanation as any. with unheralded Jeff Leonard in left, budding star come October. 7 (Kurvers, Chellos), pp. 15:39. 8. UTAH (111) Loyola Marymount — Named Jim Wynegar, Hossey (5); Boggs, Rozema starters on the mound here until Dave Righetti is back Buttalo, Ruff 12 (Perreault, Playfair) Lynam head bosketboll cooch. Despite the glaring evidence, forecasters insist on Dan Gladden in center and Chili Davis (third highest Montreal, Nllan 21 (Carbonneau), 17:23. 19:37. Penalties— Peterson, But, 2:34; Dantley 11-21 12-13 23, Bailey 6103-4 IS, (4), Harris (8). Stewart (9) and Staught.W 4. Philly — The Phils DP combo of Juan Samuel and where he belongs. Penalties—^rbonneau, Mtl, 11:41; D. — Cowley; L — Boggs. HR — Texas, favoring the incumbents. average in NL) in right. Manny Trillo and Bob Brenly O'Reilly, Bos, 6:57; Follgno, But, malor Eaton 1-4 00 2, Green 1-7 1-2 3.Grlfflth Ivan Dejesus combined for 62 errors last year. 5. Toronto — No one seems to think it is a big deal, Hunter, Que, 14:29; Glllls, (3ue, 15:12; (tlghtlng) 18:01; Thelln, Bos, malor 13-253-5X.WIIkins8-106722,Roberts 04 Slaught. Think back to last spring — and be honest — how ar«S_creditable players, and All-Star hurler Atlee Prlce, Que, 15:12; Svoboda, M tl. 15:12; Calendar 5. St. Louis — If Ozzie Smith ever gets hurt, this but losing M VP leadoff batter, Dave Collins, clean-up (lighting) 18:01; O'Connell, Bos, game 2-3 8, Stockton 2-2 0-0 4,PaultzOlOO0. many chose Baltimore and Chicago, the reigning AL Hammaker will rebound. Something to keep tabs on: team will fade out of sight. Tremblay, Mtl 15:12. misconduct, 18:01. Totals45-8427-34118. Radio, TV Mats 5. Pirates 3 hitter. Cliff Johnson, and All-Star shortstop, Alfredo Shots on goal—Quebec 10-5-15—30. Seottle 31 40 26 22—119 victors, to duplicate their triumphs in '84? They both 52 of the Giants’ 79 home dates are scheduled during Shots on goal—Buffalo 14-11-13-38. 6. Montreal — Any club that puts Hubie Brooks and Griffin, drops this 'favorite' to at least fifth. Montreal 16-9-8—33. Boston 10-7-12-29. utoh 34 32 25 27—116 SATURDAY ended up in fifth place in their respective divisions. In the day at Candlestick Park. Vance Law in the middle of its infield deserves where Power-play conversions—Quebec Power-play conversions—Buffalo Three-point goals — Henderson (2), At Bradenton, Fla. 6. The Brewers — Old Milwaukee sat around two 2-1. Montreal 5-3. 7:30 Bqsketbqll: Celtics vs. Bullets, Baseball the NL. '83 champs Philadelphia and L A. stumbled to 2. Atlanta — Besides his 45 saves, Sutter will bolster 5-1: Boston 3-1. Chambers, G riffith. Totals fouls—Seattle SqortsChqnnel, WKHT New YoiK (NL) 002 000 030— 5 6 1 St. Paul at East Cotholic, il a.m. they end up. years ago and said "Y ou know, it just doesn't get any 28, Utah 23. Fouled out—None. Rebounds Plltabureb too 020 000— 3 9 2 fourth place finishes. the staff by freeing Steve Bedrosian to move into the 8:00 Bqsebqll: Yqnkees vs. Rqnqers, Southeastern UConn at MCC (2), better than this." Goalies— Quebec. Sevlgny, Gos- Goalies—Buffalo, Sauve. Bostan, —Seattle 42 (Wood 8). Utah 40 (Eaton 9). Chqnnel 11 Gooden, Sisk (6) ond Carter; BleleckI, noon It gets worse. World Series opponents in 1982, the St. rotation Bob Horner’s wrist is a key part of the A L West selln. Montreal, Penney. A—18,064. Keans. A—12,895. Assists—Seattle 28 (Henderson 9), Scurry (61, Tekulve (6), Candelaria (8) 7. Cleveland — Like habitual criminals, they can't 9:00 Boxing: Troy W ortham vs Softball Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers were Braves' anatomy. 1. Minnesota — Herbie (Hrbek) and Kirby Utah 25 (Green 13). Technicals— None. Roberto Mendez, ESPN and Pena. W—Sisk; L—Candelaria. St. Paul ql East Catholic, 10 o.m. seem to fit in anywhere else. Referee—Andy Van Heiiemond. Referee— Bob Myers. A—9,250. HR—New York, Strawberry. MANCHi:S'l'Kl{ HKHAl.l), FiKliis A d i i I HIH.i - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. April 5, 1985 r A Scholastic roundup REAL ESTATE TIME FOR A CHANGE ] Coventry wins behind Morton V------^ THESE HOMES WARRANTEED FOR 1 FULL YEAR CO V EN TR Y - Jody Morton second on an error. Bill Hines the eighth and stranded runners on he added, referring to Monday's second and third in the ninth. oppponent the Bulldogs will face on THIS WEEK wasn't on, but at least he was singled Morton to third and then Cheney Tech 030 200 0(X) 0 5-7-0 the road. there. Ron Williarhs followed with an RHAM 301 001 000 0 5-11-5 I RBl-singlc on what proved to be Cromwell 1043 201 x 20-16-2 The senior fireballer, who was a Rich Gonzalez, Ron Nese (9) and Bolton 000 000 0 0-4-5 perfect 11-0 in leading Coventry to the game-winning hit. Mike Mancinl," Eric Jeroszko, Keith McCalanan (B) and John Nee. Rus Grace, Jim Llonettl (5) and Ned the Class S state title last year, The Patriots added three more in Webster," Ken HIpskv, John Samboona the fourth on a run-scoring single (2) and Samboona, Martin (2). W- Featuring: hurled the Patriots to a 6-1 opening Bolton routed Grace; L- Hlositv. day victory over visiting Vinal by Harris, a triple by Morton and a CROM W ELL — Ten runs in the Tech in COC baseball action passed ball. first inning proved to be more than Girls Tennis Thursday, Coventry plays at Portland enough as Cromwell High routed GREAT PRICE Morton, whose eligibility is still Tuesday at 3; 15. Bolton High. 20-0, in the COC GREAT LOCATION Colonial wilh fireplaced living room, formal dining MHS triumphs 3 or 4 bedroom. 2 balh home. Fireplace, family up in the air pending third vinal Tech 001 000 0 0-3-5 room I'/S baths, 4 bedrooms and more 70 s WE baseball opener for both schools room, screened-in porch. 80's. .WE G U A R A N TEE semester grades, twirled a three- Coventry 002 310 x 6-10-0 Thursday. NEW INGTON — Manchester BLANCHARD GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES' hitter, struckout seven and walked Jon Guiallls, Jim SadlowskI (5) and OUR HOUSES!. Dave Pawlak; Jodv Morton ond Bill Cromwell did its scoring in the High girls tennis team swung into three. Hines; W- Morton. L -Guzallls. first ining on five hits, including a its 1985 schedule Thursday with a "He wasn't as sharp as he can three-run homer by Ned Webster. 6- 1 win over homestanding Ne­ be, but only one ball made it to the Techmen tie Chuck Terrio added a grandslam wington High. V outfield,'' said Coventry coach Bob Alicia Quinby, Sarah Forstrom, HEBRON — Darkness halted homer in the second for the m.. am Plaster of his ace. Teri McGehan and Michelle Mori- Cheney Tech's baseball opener Panthers. The Patriots, 22-1 last year, anos swept the singles for Man­ Thursday, us the Beavers and the Ken Hipsky was 2-for-2 for 1 spotted the Hawks the initial run chester, each in straight sets. 1^ ROSSETTO homestanding RHAM Sachems Bolton while Bob Neil at Brst base EQUAL HOUSING but then rallied for six unearned Manchester's next outing is next battled to a 5-5, 10-inning tie. The and freshman Reid Martin behind OPPORTUNITY runs in a three-frame span. the plate played well for the Friday at home against Wethers­ Co-captain and shortstop Bob game will be completed from the REALTY point of postponement at a later Bulldogs. field High. Harris paced Coventry with three Winning pitcher Rus Grace Results: Quinbv (M ) def. Judv hits, including an RBI double. date. Donato6-1,6-1; Forstrom (M ) det. Lisa GREAT FLOOR PLAN twirled two-hit ball for five innings GREAT VALUE FIRST TIM E O FFERED' 7 large rooms, 2Vi baths, Tom Lombardo's seeing-eye Cheney hosts Cromwell High in Shapiro 6-1, 6-2; McGehan (M ) del. UPl photOt 6 Room Ranch with lireplace. screened-in porch JoelleGoldstein 6-2,6-2; Morlanos (M ) iamily room, fireplace, skylight and muct. more. its home opener Tuesday at 3:15. for Cromwell. and an exterior of vinyl. New roof and gutters. 70 s bouncer up the middle drove in "They (Cromwell) are an excel­ def. Dono Rao 6-0, 6-0; Exhibition; $120s WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! Chuck Tyler, who had walked and Mike Mancini was the hitting Bhaninl Potek (N ) det. Colty Blodgett Atlanta’s Cliff Levingston (center) is surrounded by WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! lent all-around team, " said Bolton stole second, for Vinal's only run in star for the Techmen, ripping a 7- 5, 6^0; Leslie Johnson-Jennifer Folev Knicks' Ken Bannister (left), Louis Orr (background) and triple and two doubles. coach Howard Sobolov. "We have (M ) def. Sundam-Mlller 6-1, 6-3; Paula the top of the third. to cut down on our errors (five). Locev-JIII Booolnl (M ) det, Karp- Trent Tucker (far right) in action Thursday night. Hawks BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. The Patriots answered with two Rich Gonzalez hurled the first Guthhaurdt 7-5, 6-2; Lisa Doollttle- We're going to work hard Friday REALTORS in their half of the inning to take the eight innings for Cheney, before Donna Blecherman (N ) det. Debbie won, 100-79. and Saturday and prepare for East Bray-Gall Sheffield6-1,2-6,6-2; Exhibi­ lead for good. With one down, being relieved by Ron Nese in the 189 WEST CENTER STREET Granby, a team we can play well tion: Kristin Ashbacker-Susan Harris doubled and then tallied as ninth Guerette (M)def. Bannan-Benford 7-5, (Corner of McKee) against it we play good defense, " Morton reached and advanced to Cheney left the bases loaded in 6- 0. NBA roundup 646-2482 5 Spring training rouhdup Sports In Brief Cummings carries THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING! Ontuo;. Please call 649-4000 lor a Iree marketing analysis of your hi"u: Toronto determined Red Sox trim roster or Bucks to victory To see any home on Ihe market today W IN T E R H A V E N , Fla. — The Boston Red Sox. geltingdown to LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchester CT the opening day 25-nian roster, handed one veteran his By Ion Love Hawks 100, Knicks 79 against the Tigers unconditional release and optioned two who were on the squad a United Press International year ago to their Pawtucket farm club. At New York, Cliff Levingston; 6-5; and Baltimore slammed Kan­ Catcher Jeff Newman was given his unconditional release The Detroit Pistons found out combined a season-high 22 points By Jim Luttrell w hile pitcher Mike Brow n and infielder Ed Jrak were optioned to United Press International sas City. 7-5 Thursday night that Terry Cum w ith a game-high 13 rebounds ahet Also, the New- York Yankees Pawtucket. Pitcher Ed Glynn was sent outright to Pawtucket, mings can earry his team as well Dominique Wilkins added 18 points' The Toronto Blue Jays, who downed Texas, 6-4; Oakland infielder Jerry Remy was placed on the21-day disabled list while as he carries a tune. to lead Atlanta. New York's 7^ 11 w tr I finished second to the Detroit slipped by Seattle, 3-2; the Chicago utilityman Dave Sax was signed to a Red Sox contract. Cummings opened the show points w as its lowest output of thd Tigers in the American League Cubs bombed San Francisco, 9-5; The 25-man roster will include rookies Steve Lyons and Mike before a sellout crowd of ff.052 at season. | East last season, are determined and California gunned down San Trujillo. the Milwaukee Arena by singing Sonics 119, Jazz 118 Diego 12-10 the National Anthem He closed it id to turn the tables on the World At Salt Lake City, Tom,' Like An Eagle’s Nest... At Vero Beach. Fla , Second by scoring 15 of his team-high '29 Champions, even if it requires Chambers had 34 points and At baseman Steve Sax had three hits Yanks send down four players points in the fourth quarter to lead deceit. Wood a career-high 32 to pace High amid the rocks and tall trees sits this archi-. "They told us to come light." and scored two runs, but it was his FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. - The New York Yankees the Bucks to a 130 121 victory over "LJam Seattle. Rickey Green, w ho missed said Detroit manager Sparky rookie replacement. Mariano Dun­ the Pistons Manchester "\orihficld Greun" $74,900 Thursday sent four players — pitcher Brian Fisher, infielders a free throw after connecting on 3? tecturally designed residence. Six plus rooms Anderson Thursday after the Jays can, who knocked in the game­ Afterward, Cummings did not SPRING into SPRING Exceptionally nice, Iarge7 room townhouse, 2'/5baths,3 bedrooms, rec Rex Hudler and Keith Smith and catcher Juan Espino — to their straigh, missed on a chance to lie each creating its own individual atmosphere. A handed his Tigers a 6-3 defeat. winning run for the Dodgers. complain of having to hold down with your own Historical Cheney Home! room, fully carpeted, central A/C plus it offers swViming, tennis, club minor league complex for reassignment. the game with no time left. Utah's house and gardening area!!' "But the first four or five innings At Tucson, Ariz., Ben Oglive had two jobs. true gourmet kitchen, 2'/2 baths, spacious foyer Much restoration completed. Approxima­ Of the four, Fisher, a 23-year- old right-hander, was the most Darrell Griffith broke his own NBA; they tricked us. four hits to lead the Brewers over " I enjoy playing Detroit. " he tely 2 acres of lovely grounds with many "SPECIALS OF THE WEEK" impressive this spring with a 2- 1 record and 3.63 E R A . However, record for 3-poinl goals of 91. ; with open stairway thats flooded with natural Anderson left many of his the error-prone Indians said. "They are a young, competi­ fruit trees. Main house has 6 bedrooms ■•$164,900 — 11 room Colonial. 5 BR's, pool. Jacuzzi and morel the Yankees wanted Fishertogoto their Columbus Triple A farm light, i'he "Great Room" is surrounded by glass regulars at Detroit's Lakeland, At West Palm Beach. Fla., the tive team with lots of good scorers Nuggets 110, Suns 103 and 3>'2 baths. Separate apartment also in­ ■■$129,900 — New 8 room Colonial, 2'A baths. 4 BR's, treed lot! A club where he would be able to start on a regular basis and be Fla. spring training base for a Braves won their game in the With fiveorsixminutesleft, I left it At Phoenix, Ariz., Alex EnglisK and a wrap around deck that enables you to ex­ •■$117,500 — Raised Ranch, 9 rooms, possible In-Law Suite! available for an early or mid-season callup, if necessary. cluded! Make your appointment today. workout, expecting to face a squad bottom of the ninth when a line was time to do something. scored 31 points to guide Denver; perience a commanding view of the Hartford •■$ 94,9(X) — Ranch, in-ground pool, garages and 2'/i acres! drive down the right field line by The cuts reduced the Yankees' squad to 27, including two $375,000. of mostly non-regulars at Dunedin. " It was fun." Cummings added over Phoenix. English was fol­ ■■$ 65,900 — Ranch, 3 bedrooms, garage, country setting! F'la. The lineup card, however, Rick Cerone scored Dale Murphy, non-roster players, outfielder Henry Cotto and second baseman of his pre-game performance. "I skyline. All this PLUS quality materials, and lowed by Natl wilh 23. Alvaii ■■$ 61.900 — Starter/Relirement 4+ rooms, nice location! held a few surprises. who had led off the inning with a Juan Bonilla. was scared stiff most of the day over 1 acre of land on Wyneding Hill Road — Adams led Phoenix, scoring 31; ISTRANO REAL ESTATE ■■$ 74,900 — Ranch, 6 rooms, 3 BR's. 2 baths, full basement! "1 took at look at their lineup, single and moved to second on a just thinking about it. " points, pulling down 13 rebounds You’ve soared to the top...enjoy it. Offered at with all those regulars in it, and sacrifice bunt by pinch hitter Milwaukee held a 114-111 lead 1.56 E. (".ENTER S T., M \N(.11 ES TER . ( !T. __ Buonaguro named Stags coach and dishing off II assists for ai $175,000 said. 'Bobby (Toronto manager Albert Hall. with 3:30 left when Cummings triple double. Bobby Cox), this don't look light to At Bradenton, Fla., Darryl scored his lOlh slraight point of Ihe ICALL TODAY - 647-SOLD Put Number 1 to work for you.’ Feature of the Week f*aid by the M.imhester Her.tid P F A IR F IE L D — Mitch Buonaguro, who helped guide Villanova me."' Strawberry's three-run period. Ricky Pierce followed with Warriors 113, Rockets 108 to an upset NCAA national championship as assistant coach, was Jesse Barfield's home run lifted in the eighth inning off John 2 free throws to make it 118-111. At Oakland, Calif., guard Eric Candelaria led the Mets. It was named head coach of the Fairfield University basketball team. the Blue Jays to their 18th victory pulling the game out of reach. Floyd scored on finger-roll layup OI^T'CC HCL 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER this spring, a club spring record, Strawberry's fourth homer of the Buonaguro. 31. left Villanova shortly after the Wildcats Paul Pressey had 20 for the with 33 seconds left and Purvi$ THANKS TQ ALL OLR LOYAL CUSTOMERS and their third over the Tigers this spring. stunned Georgetown in the 1985 NCAA final and inherits a Bucks, who have won 14 in a row" al Short led all scorers with 27 points CT 643-1591 Fairfield team that has struggled in recent years. He succeeded year. At St. Petersburg. Fla., Ivan home, and ran their record to.56-21. to help Golden State over Houstori. Our Biiisiness Has Taken Off Overnight!! T T Q IllC S VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON Detroit jumped off to a 2-0 lead in DeJesus doubled home Jeff Stone Terry O'Connor in his appointment Thursday, who was fired D.W .F1SH the first on a two-run homer by- from first base for the go-ahead after an 11-17 season. We've Iniill our reputation on honesty. Irulli and fairness. TMt Kf.-MTl C(>\ir-''\i I I o r * AA X.,,„) X .ind (».ir(h*ns 871-1400 Mike Laga off Blue Jay starter and run in the seventh inning to help the Buonaguro was assistant head coach to Massimino at ■\nd we will hnild onr new company on the same. winner Dennis Lamp. Phillies. Villanova and was chosen over more than 100 applicants for the "Mike bit two home runs for At Sarasota, Fla., Eric Davis hit Fairfield post. me, " Anderson said "The first one a two-run homer and player- He is known as an outstanding recruiter and helped lure top was way out. There was no way it manager Pete Rose, Nick Esasky Connecticut talent including John Pinone of Wethersfield, inni was coming back. The second one and Dann Bilardello all added two Harold Pressley of Mystic and Harold Jensen of Trum bull to the was caught by the wind — the wind RBI to lift the Reds. Pennsylvania school. blew it back in ' At Winter Haven, Fla., Dwight ‘I p t e The Jays answered with three Evans slammed a game-tying, JjiJjil runs in the bottom of the first off three-run homer in the fifth inning, Sluman takes Greensboro lead ^ Real Estate Tigersstarter and loser Dan Petry. and Tony Armas drove home the Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson Manchester Reduced! $80,900 Manchester Excellent Starter! $75,900 Damaso Garcia and Ranee Mullin- game-winner with a broken-bat GREENSBORO, N.C. — Third-year pro Jeff Sluman, starting A « t o C « n t « r t 168 Main St., Manchester Colonial with 4 bedrooms al the right price! Features in­ Reasonably priced Cape with open kitchen leaturlng iks singled to lead off the inning single to spark the Red Sox. early Thursday, played his best round of golf ever, then watched (heading Norih on Main St., across Irom Brown's Flowers) clude; Dining room, family room, master bedroom with parquet oak floors, knotty pine cabinets and an oak and both scored on Lloyd Moseby s At Fort Myers, Fla., Rick from the clubhouse as his competition was blown away. lots of clo'set space and built-ins. attached garage and a breakfast bar. Spacious dining room, family room, lovely Florida room overlooking a wooded backyard open staircase and extra insullation. An excellent star­ triple. Moseby came home on a Dempsey. Floyd Rayford and Sluman birdied six holes for a 6-under-par 66 and the 1195 Tolland Turnpike 647-8400 646-8646 wilh a brook! ter, so call today! ground out by Willie Upsbaw". Wayne Gross slugged solo homers first-round lead in the $400,000 Greater Greensboro Open. Manchester "He pitched real well, " Ander­ to lead the Orioles. Englishman Sandy Lyle came in second with a 5-under-par 67, 646-5600 son said. "They only had three At Pompano Beach, Fla., Butch with birdies on three of his last five holes. legitimate runs. Lopey (reliever Wynegar's three-run double in the Joey Sindelar, Dan Pohl and Bobby Clampett tied for third at Lopez) made two errors." first inning sparked the Yankees. 68. Lanny Wadkins and Roger Maltbie came in at 69, followed by G«t valuabU tovingt bondt^during th« Uniroyal Froo Barfield hit his two-run homer At Phoenix, Ariz., Reserve out­ 10 golfers at 70. Defending champion Andy Bean finished well Sowings Bond Offor! Froo $50 or $100 U.S. Savings off of Lopez in the seventh inning. fielder Steve Henderson singled in back in the pack with a two-over-par 74. Bond sont to you diroct from Uniroyal wkon you buy sofoctod For the Tigers, rookie Nelson a run in the eighth inning to lead top-quality Uniroyal tirosi Simmons hit a solo home run in the the A's. eighth. At Scottsdale, Ariz., Leon Dur­ Elsewhere, Los Angeles edged ham ripped three hits, including a Blackwelder paces Dinah Shore Montreal, 7-6; Milwaukee downed two-run homer, and Rick Sutcliffe Manchester Desirable Area $104,900 RAN CHO M IR A G E , Calif. — With a scorching desert sun Manchester Forest Hills $107,900 Cleveland. 8-3; Atlanta topped tossed six shutout innings to lead sending the temperature to 100 degrees. it was a perfect day to be ie Creative! Large. Ansaldi-built Colonial in Ansaldi heights area. U&R built Contemporary wilh vaulted ceilings, floor to First door family room, spacious fireplaced living room, Houston, 7-6; the New York Mets the Cubs. outside. If you happen to be an iron foundry worker. O ra welder. A Palace Built for HorscH! 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(^11 for fnriher tfeiaiU, fired a 4-under-par 68 for a one- stroke lead entering today's 884..SOO, - Sox. 6-2; Boston beat Minnesota. single to lead the Angels. second round of the $400,000 Dinah Shore tournament, the first major LP G A event of the year. 349 EAST CENTER ST. Deadlocked in second place with rounds of 69 were Australian Joyce G. Epstein ts> Rangers place Rivers Jane Crafter, 1984 Rookie of the Year Patty Sheehan, and Judy MANCHESTER, CT. Clark. Real Estate 647-8895 y w f . WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION on irrevocable waivers Anhacone to meet McEnroe brenner, saying, "Me, Billy and POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (DPI) C H ICAG O — Paul Annacone thinks he can pull off the trick no 5 George — we' re just two of a kind,'' — Mickey Rivers, the outfielder one has been able to perform all year. who endeared himself to fans with Or, as he said once. "It was so Defeat John McEnroe. his own version of "Stengelese," cold out there a dog was chasing a may have played his last major cat. and they were both walking." Annacone Thursday gained a chance to meet McEnroe in the quarterfinals of the $315,000 Chicago Grand Prix by duplicating Manchester $91,900 league game. Rivers' bat usually was more Enjoy the relaxed lifestyle of Condo living in this exceptional 6 room The placed Riv­ el(X)uent. He hit .300 in 313 at-bats his Wimbledon upset of last year with a 2-6, 7-5, 6-4 victory over Townhouse, tastefully decorated throughout, featuring 3 bedrooms. 2’4 ers. 36, on irrevocable waivers last season to pull his career sixth-seeded Johan Kriek. baths, country kitchen & garage. Like new and a must to seet call lor an Thursday with the intention of average to .295. This spring, McEnroe, undefeated this year and 71-2 in his last 73 matches, appointment. __ 643-4060 giving the 12-year veteran his however, he was hitting just .259 in breezed past unseeded Mike Leach, 6-1, 6-2. unconditional release. The left- 27 at-bats. Annacone's upset was one of two in the second round. Terry handed outfielder was shipped out Rivers joined the Rangers in a Moor rallied to oust fourth-seeded Yannick Noah, 4-6, 7-6, 7-6. East Hartford A Rare Find $68,900 multi-player trade with the Yan­ Well maintained older Colonial on large lot In convenient location. This . to make room for 25-year-old Moor will face Scott Davis in a quarterfinal match today. lovely home features 2 or 3 generous bedrooms, a beautiful new kitchen Tommy Dunbar, who led the kees in 1979. He broke into the and first floor laundry room. Hurry! Call to see it todayl American Association in batting major leagues with California, last year. earning a full-time spot in 1974, and Renegades win first of year "I'm not surprised. I kind of saw was traded before the 1976 season it coming." Rivers said. "I'll sit to New York, where he played four O R LA N D O , Fla. — Horns honked in celebration on nearby SOUTH WINDSOR around for a couple of days and see seasons before being sent fo the Church Street and fans milled around Orlando Stadium for more Well kept 7 Room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, newer kitchen. Living Rm & Dining Raneers than an hour after the game's conclusion. East Hartford , , ^ ,**7r*?? Rm. Large lower level family Rm, Freestanding fireplace, attached garage. what turns up. I'll miss all the guys JU S T LISTEDI Wonderful femily homo. Specious 7 room Colonisl with $09,000. around here, but I'll see them down ' The bottom line was that This was no championship witnessed by a meager crowd of 4 bedrooms. tVk baths, fireplaced living room and garage. Beautifully the road." Tommy Dunbar was just better for 21,223, merely a maiden victory. landscaped and located on quiet cul-de-sac. A delight to see. Call for Rivers' comments, like those of what we needed, " Rangers man­ For the Orlando Renegades, however, there was nothing details. 643-4060 the late Yankees manager Casey ager Doug Rader said. "Mickey is "m ere" about it. Stengel, often transcended ever- a bona fide .300 hitter, but how do Three touchdown runs by quarterback Reggie Collier U&R REALTY CO. day English. we know what Tommy can do highlighted the first victory in Renegades history Thursday FREE During his tour with the New ■ unless we give him a chance?" night, a 28-17 triumph over the slumping Memphis Showboats. 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The rioht Is re­ Routes 31 8,32) Breakfast served to relect any and all Dantnic Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen SPRING CLEAN UP - Economy Lawn Mower, 646-S761. ings, bath tile, dormers, Power raking, edging, roofing. Residential or served 8-11 am , Lunch bids. Specifications and bid Employment Keniais services wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value vittheodvertisement 647-3660. forms mov be secured at the Auto Services mowing. Gutters PAINTING AND PAPER- commercial. 649-4291. 11:15 to 3pm. For deoler Business Office. ,45 North deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on information, please call School Street, Manchester, CHiif'ntiAn Rooms for Rent 41 pOf Sale Autos for Rent Lease cleaned. Light trucking. LAWNS CUT by dependa­ HANGING ■ Exterior and & caucanon Apartments tor Rent 42 before publication additional insertion Dependable. Insured. Interior, ceilings re­ CARPENTRY AND RE­ 456-9890 or 423-9660. Connecticut. M isc Automotive ble, hardworking college 006-04 Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seosonoi Roy Hardy, 646-7973. student. Reosonoble paired. References, fully MODELING SERVICES rotes. Coll 646-4325, ask Insured. Quolity work. — Complete home re­ TAG SALE - AMERICAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS DAYCARE - 'THE TREE- for George. Martin Merttsson, even­ pairs and remodeling. LEGION POST 102, 20 ESTATE OF HOUSE' - Domestic ings, 649-4431. Quality work. Referen­ American Legion Drive, RICHARD EDMOND 9am to 5pm, May 4 . 5, DESCY, o/k/o RICHARD E. Growth Environment. HOME AND OFFICE ces, licensed and insured. 8 DESCY, deceased HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Full/Port time - 2 and up. Coll 646-8165. Spaces for rent. Call 546- Notices ANNDUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED CLEANING Service The Hon. Wllllom E. Fitz­ I Licensed, Insured. Call Available. 649-1071. 9941 for more informa­ Gerald, Judge, ot the Court Terri - 643-7340. BUiLDMD/ tion and ask tor George, ol Probate, District ot Mon­ GRILL COOK - Week RECEPTIONIST - Full chester at a hearing held on EMERGENCY? In Man- RECEPTIONIST - Dental OFFICE PERSON Im HANDWORK/SEWING - CDNTfMCTING mediate opening for full Glastonbury toy factory days, weekends. Will time tor real estate of­ BABYSITTING IN MY HEATWe/ April 2, 1985 ordered that oil Chester, dial 911 for fire, assistant. Pleasant, mod­ fice. Diversified duties, NEED ANY TYPING MANCHESTER Home. I FLEA MARKET - Wad­ claims must be presented to LOST AND FOUND train. Must be 18. Hourly police, medical help. ern, large staff office, 4 time emplovment with needs sewing machine DONE? Reports, Re­ FARRAND, REMODEL­ aUMBIND dell School PTA, Broad the fiduciary on or before operators ond hand fin­ wage plus tips. Apply: typing and clerical work. SECURITY OFFICERS - CELEBRITY CIPHER All ages welcome. Coll Julv 4 ,1985 or be barred as bv day week. No Saturdays. small manufacturing CelebnIy Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by sumes, etc. oil done for $2 I Street, Manchester. Sat­ Manchester Country Mrs. Jackson, 646-1316. Part time weekends, 3:30 646- 8059. ING— Cabinets, rooting, law provided. Excellent benefits. Sa­ company. Variety of re­ ishers for qualify toy line. famous people past and pteseni Each lettei in the ciphei stands - $4 per poge. Coll Sue at gutters, room additions, FOGARTY BROTHERS urday, May n th . Table Mary Lou Taylor, Club between 10am and to 11:30, Manchester lor another Tod R appliances. Lease. One The Plaintiff has named you Person. at 528-1002. EOE. Realty Co., 643-2692. family room, master bed­ CUTE AND COZY - Just FOR SALE months security. Availa­ racks, book racks. 649- the right size to start. I GAS STOVE - 30" Magic 9953. Gremmo & Son as a Defendant In the Com­ room with lots of closet ble immediately. Call M- MOTORCYCLES/ plaint brought to the above- Adorable two bedroom Chet. Includes 5 burners, Sales, 819 East Middle Blontteln's Camping FOOD BAG DRILLER - Experienced HACKMATACK STREET space and bullt-lns, att­ WELLSWEEP CON­ F 8:30 to 4:00. 644-2427. clock, minute timer, pro­ BICYCLES named court seeking o legal IVe NC Driller wanted for ached garage and a Cape In South Manches­ Turnpike, Manchester. I separation, custody ot your Center, Incorporated make life easy. - Custom built Ranch, 3 DOMINIUMS - 400 North gram cooking, griddle minor child, support tor your printed circuit shop. ter. Lots of flowering Is looking for full time store managers, full time 2 bedrooms, IVi baths, lovely Florida room Main Street. 2 Bedroom MANCHESTER - Lovely and other features. Call SUZUKI PE 250 - Good rriinor child, alimony, con­ Route 83 years experience operat­ overlooking a wooded shrubs. Freshly deco­ THREE USED CASE­ veyance of your interest In lHaiirliPBtPi* lipralJl assistant managers, manager trainees, and full breezeway, garage, low Townhouse, fully ap- 3 bedroom Duplex. Fire­ 242-8142. condition. Driven 16 Vernon, CT ing NC equipment In re­ 90's. 649-7842. backyard with a brook! rated! Hurry! Calltoday! place, Stove, Basement, MENT WINDOWS Com­ the re a l p ro p e rty know n as 36 and part time clerks for our Manchester and East Joyce G. Epstein Real pllanced "country kit­ plete with screens. Good hours. $750 or best offer. Knighton Street, Manches­ lated fields considered. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Garage, Yard & Garden. ter, CT and an assignment of m m e e A Hartford locations. Benefits lor full time em­ Estate, 647-8895. chen", IV2 baths. Individ­ FIVE DRAWER OAK BU­ condition. Takes 43" x 63" 647-1821. ployees Include major medical, dental, profit Apply In person: Circuits MANCHESTER NEW 1591 or 871-1400. ual basements. $60,500. $600 plus utilities. Secur­ REAU with mirror att­ your property to Plaintiff. Inc. 59 DemIng Road, rough opening. $25 each. This Comploint was returna­ sharing, paid vacation and holidays. Must be over LISTING - Comfortable 7 Peterman Realty, 649- ity 8< References. 647-1004 ached. $100. Also white MOTORCYCLE CB 100 Berlin, CT. Telephone 649-3893. ble to the above-nom ed co u rt 18. For application and Interview, apply In person Room, 3 bedroom Cape. 9404, 647-1340, or 649-4064. after 5pm. wooden baby changing HONDA 1974 - Good con­ on Ja nu a ry 6,1985 and Is now Featuring: Formal din­ table. $40. 742-7742. HEAT-MATE KERO­ dition. Best offer. 649- pending therein. ing room, lovely en­ 8695. The court finds that the De- FOOD BAG "*4cr. SENE HEATER - Like fendont listed below has not closed sun room and REAL ESTATE 2 TWIN MATTRES- new, used 5 times. Extra HOUSEWIVES 1259 Burnside Avenue, East lHartford finished rec room. In STORE AND SES/Spring with metal appeared in this action, and, Monday. April 6th, 2pm to 6pm. PHYSICAL THERAPIST WANTED 0 OFFICE SPACE wicks Included. $55. 649- RECREATION so far os the Plaintiff knows,, - Part time for busy congenial, residential I frames, 2 home humidifi­ 3869. has not received actual no­ VEHICLES tice of the Institution or pen­ physician's office In neighborhood. Conve­ ers, tin chandelier, Victo­ nient to shopping, 24 HOUR CASH OFFER MANCHESTER — Office rian chair. Reasonable. dency of it; th a t so fa r as It Is Manchester. Please call known, the Defendant’s last 5 ON YOUR PROPERTY - Earn Extra Money Ruth at 647-1493. schools and busline. 70's. space. Ideal for accoun­ Call 643-1914. 72 SHASTA, 13 ft. trailer, k n o w n a d d re s s w a s 36 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Lawler Realty, 646-3938 or Call: Crockett Realty, tant, lawyer or sales of­ PETS stove. Ice box, porta- Knighton Street, Manches­ 643-1577 for a quick deal! IN MANCHESTER AREA CUSTOMER SERVICE 232-8655.______fice. Central location. CABINET SINK and El potti. Very good condi­ ter, CT. The Defendonfs cur­ Ample porking. Call 649- Tub Cdst Iron. 60" great tion. Asking $1,350. 633- re nt address Is p rese n tly un­ With Your Own Sl.JohnSL 116-176 REPRESENTATIVE - VERNDN - Adult com­ MANCHESTER DOG know n. Immediate opening in 2891. for cottage or basement. OBEDIENCE CLASS - 1764 8am to 9pm. munity. Spacious 2 bed­ $50.00. Call 649-0170, 9 - NOW THEREFORE, It Is her­ St. Liwrinca St. *11 our Hortford branch for a room manufactured Storting a new beginners eby ordered that further no­ 420-496 Rentals 11am, or 4-6pm. tice of the Institution and WMt Middle Turnpike person who can meet home. 66' X 14' with 600 SQUARE FEET-O ffl- class, April 22nd. Must STARCRAFT TENT Part Time Job Alexander SL all ce/Store space. Business sign up ahead. Call Chuck TRAILER - Sleeps 6. Ice pendency o f th is a ction be g i­ people well, handle fig­ fireplaced living room ven to the D efendant by som e Center S I 407-663 odd onl|| ures accurat ely, and Is a zone. Spruce Street. $425 THREE PIECE LIVING 568-1356. box, 3 burner range. $750 proper officer or person and applionced kltphen. ROOM SET, 1 year old, 2 Lincoln SL good typist. The person $48,900. Allbrio Realty, ROOMS monthly. Call R. Jarvis, or best otter. 646-8499. cousing a true ond attested all we wan* Is Interested In FOR RENT 643-6712. lamps, coffee table, sofa copy of this order to be pub­ . .. an(d mothers with young children, bring them Parkine St. 649-0917.______with rosewood frame. lished In the M anchester H er­ Ridgewood SL all gradually assuming addi­ Manchester $89,900 NOTICE TO CREDITORS MISCELLANEOUS oid once a week for two suc­ GREAT LOCATION - 3 or MANCHESTER - Main Best offer. Must sell. Call ESTATE OF cessive weeks commencing with you and save on baby sitting costs. Park S I 73-167 tional responsibilities MEN ONLY - Central AUTOMOTIVE and Increasing person 4 bedroom 2 both home. OWNER SAYS- Street - Store for rent. after 6:30pm. 659-3831. MICHAEL KRAUSE, d/k/o I on or before April 18,1985and 142-100 location, kitchen privi­ that return of such service be Chaetnut St. value ond Income. For Fireplace, family room, ' "Let's get a move on!" We have a lantastic About 240 sq. ft. For more MICHAEL KRAUSS, Twenty-two Hours per week. Eeet Canter S I 26-200 odd onl|| screened In porch. 80's. price reduction on this neat, 7 room Raised leges, parking available. Information, call 563-4438 deceased NEW TIRE AND RIM made to this court. appointment, phone Mr. Security and references NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Hon. William E. Fitz­ It Is further ordered that this Salary plus gas allowance. Marble St. WE GUARANTEE OUR Ranch. New country kitchen, recently rede­ or 529-7858. ESTATE OF Gerald, Judge, of the Court M O UNTED. $35. Fits Culver at 246-3883. Equal required. $55 weekly, 643- action be continued for thirty III HOUSESI Blanchard & corated, supplemental heating system, new ERNEST L. MORSE, ot Probate, District ot Mon­ Fordz HR78-14 w/w Dual days. Call McCabe St. Opportunity 2693. ‘ deceased carpeting over hardwood floors, lower level MANCHESTER - 3 Room chester at 0 hearing held on steel belted radial. Call Stock PI. III Employer. ' Rossetto Realty, 646-2482. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ March 29, 1985 ordered that rec room with bar and much, much morel BY THE COURT North Main SL 307-406 Suite, 2nd floor, Main Gerald, Judge, of the Court 611 claims must be presented after 6pm.» 646-4618. MANCHESTER Make an appointment and let us show you this Street. $300 Includes heat. ot Probate, District ot Man­ (K e lly J.) SOUND INTERESTING? Garth Rd. 32-77 RN - Public Health Nurse to the fiduciary an oe before Now "NORTHFIELD GREEN' great homel APARTMENTS Added space available. chester at a hearing held on J u ly 3 ,1985 o r be b a rre d as bv LEGAL NOTICE 3/18/85 Administrator Supervi­ The Reoletrors of Voters of You can be a Herald Area Adviser E. Middle Tpka. 662-718 even only - $74,900. Exceptionally April t, 1985 ordered thot all low provided. M.A. Phelon FOR RENT Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. claims must be presented to Mary Lou Taylor, the Town of Andover, Con­ and handle and supervise our Mountain 14-106 sor for o progressive nice, large 7 room town- T. Assistant Clerk rural Home Health Wi u n help you bscomt 1 ( the llduclorv on or before C lerk necticut, will meet on Wed­ carrier boys & girls. If you like kids house, 2'/2 baths, 3 bed­ -REALE" PR0FE8SI0NAU IN SOUTH WINDSOR - Julv3, l985orbebarredosby The fiduciary Is: nesday# A pril 10, 1965 from 9 A TRUE COPY ATTEST: MANCHESTER HERALD Agency. BSN with 3 years o.m . to noon, a t the Tow n O f­ — want a little independence and room*, rec room, fully Cill 648-452S. ind itk lor Ooa MANCHESTER — Avail­ Office space for lease, 400 low provided. George Krause FRANCIS H. CURNAN 647-9946 clinical experience, one carpeted, central A/C able Imntediately. One, Mary Lou Taylor, 239 Soring St. fice Building to complete the SHERIFF your own income . . . or Call Circulation Dapt. square feet up to 8,000 C lerk Manchester, CT 06040 preliminary list of voters. being In a Home Health plus It offers swimming, two and three bedroom Beatrice E. Kowalski TOLLAND COUNTY Agency required. Coll: D.F. REALE, INC. sauare feet. Immediate The fiduciary Is; and 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 tennis, club house and Real Eetwte apartments. $410, $475, occupancy near Exit 93, Paul R. M a rte Violet Krause F a ith S. W eber DEPUTY SHERIFF 647-9946 Colchester Public Health 575 M a in St. A von Rd. Registrars of Voters HARTFORD COUNTY gardening area 11 Century IM arnm II, ■iiiAiili . Cl. $525, heat and hot water Route 84. Telephone 644- Nursing 537-3080 Monday included. J.D. Real Est­ Manchester, CT 06040 Unlonville, CT Andover, Connecticut 21 Lindsey Real Estate, Ma-451S 2940. 017-04 018-04 014-04 051-03 thro Friday, 6:30 to 3:30. 649-4000. im ate, 646-1980. 20 - MANCHESTER UKRAU), Fridiiy, April 5, 1985 BUSINESS Customers could be winners Business ' DPUC orders NU to cut rate of profit In Brief

The utility also is required to use $19 Lieberman, whose office had inter­ Dimlnico joins realty firm NEW BRITAIN (U PI) - Northeast Executive Director King Quillen. million collected annually through vened in the D P IT ' proceedings, also Utilities eustomers could be spared up "It means that money that was being Joseph D. Dimlnico of Manchester has joined rates lor building the Millstone 111 praised the interim order. to $90 million in electricity rate hikes pul into profits right now is instead the real estate agency of Correnti and LaPenta as "This order represents an important a Realtor Associate. under an order by state utility regula­ going to reduce a liability that very nuclear power plant to reduce the step in the direction of equity for Diminico is a tors to reduce the company's profits, likely could have been charged to deferred fuel costs, officials said. ratepayers in the next case, " Quillen The changes should reduce the Connecticut con.sumers." said Lieber­ member of the na­ state officials said. man. who estimated the order could The slate Department of Public explained. amount ol fuel charges the company tional. state, and State Consumer Counsel Barry S. will be able to recover in the next rate spare consumers from up to $70 million local boards of Real­ Utility Control approved the interim in rate hikes order Thursday designed to reduce the Zitser, w ho liled the petitions asking the case to $60 million or less, Zitser tors, and he special­ DPUC to take action to reduce Nor­ estimated Northeast customers could still see a izes in residential profit margin earned by Northeast's sizeable rate hike in the next case if the Connecticut Light & Power Co. theast protits, said be was "very Zitser praised the provision requiring property. plea.sed" with the interim order Northeast to use the $19 million rtiised Millstone HI plant comes into service as subsidiary. Diminico is a The DPUC approved a 15.9 percent through 'construction work in pro­ scheduled in May 1986 Customers will see no reductions in member of the town profit level in Northeast's last rate case gress " rates tor Millstone HI lor Once the plant is in service, Northeast their electric hills but could be spared of Manchester Con­ but the utility has been earning iirofils current fuel costs instead will begin a series of rate increases to up to $90 million in increases that gregate Housing ot mori" than 20 pereent in recent He said that provision marked recover its share of the $3.54 billion otherwise could have resulted when plant, which is being built in Waterford. Committee, the months successlul completion ol a more than Northeast files its next rate case, which Manchester Demo­ Ihider the interim order. Northeast year-long ellort by his olfice to With the exception of the CWIF rates, is expected later this year utilities are not allowed to charge cratic Town Com­ The interim order was approved with must use profits to reduce certain fuel eliminate the so lalled CV\IP rates costs it otherw ise would have been able allow ing Northeast to bill customers for customers for the cost of building mittee and the Man­ an effective date of March 1 and could generating plants until the plants are in chester chapter of be changed depending on how it affects to recover tliroiigh higher rates in its work on the incomplete Millstone plant use. UNICO National. the company's profits, said DPUC next rale ctise. oflicuils said. State Attorney General Joseph I Diminico gradu­ Joseph Diminico ated from East Ca­ Governor not tholic High School in Congressman 1967 and attended the University of Hartford. wants to jaij resigned to Lotus forms new division BOSTON — Lotus Development Corp., which Textron loss made a fast fortune producing personal computer fund washers software for business applications, has formed a new division to develop products for engineers Bv James H. Ludwin and scientists. By Mary Beth Franklin United Press International "W e believe the engineering and scientific United Press International community is a growing market for microcompu­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The. ter software," said Sandra Gunn, who heads the WASHINGTON — A congressman possible loss of Rhode Island's only new Engineering and Sciefitic Products Division. thinks the government is being too easy Fortune 500 company is not necessarily "Lotus is especially interested in responding on big bankers who have violated laws a blow to the .state's business climate, intelligently and creatively to these important designed to prevent money blundering but the state is in no way resigned to new software users — as it has to its current and suggests they be jailed instead of losing the Textron Inc. corporate customers," Gunn said Thursday. fined. headquarters. Gov. Edward Diprete Lotus became an overnight success with its says. "So many banks are coming forward hugely popular 1-2-3 program. It later introduced to admit they broke the law, it will not DiPrete said Thursday that he would Symphony, a more complex, integrated software be long before the Justice Department meet with Textron officials to get more package for business applications. requires banks to take a number and information about plans for a possible "Engineers and scientists share many product wait in line to confess. " Rep. Frank pullout The company has confirmed needs with general business users of Lotus Annunzio, D-Ill.. said Thursday. "Let's that a move is being considered but has products," Gunn said. "But they also have some start handing out tough prison senten­ not indicated a potential new location or unique analytical and task-oriented computing ces to guilty bankers and see if the when a final decision might be made. needs that (the division) will be responding to confession business drops off. " directly." Rumors ot the move first surfaced The suggestion came during the last year when Textron began acquiring second and final day of a House Bunking Avco Corp. of Greenwich. Conn. Poten­ Secretaries host Tashjian subcommittee hearings on the recent tial sites reportedly include Washington rash of large banks that admitted D C. and Greenwich. Secretary of the State Julia H. Tashjian will failing to file the necessary federal speak to the Professional Secretaries' Associa­ forms for large cash transactions. "1 intend to make further inquiries," tion on April 26 at the Windsor Locks Holiday Inn. DiPrete said. "I certainly hope we can Tashjian's presentation, "The New Secretary: John Hamill. executive vice presi­ show them alternatives ' Pride in Perform ance." will focus on the place of dent of the Shawmut Bank of Boston, He said, however, that he doesn't plan the modern secretary in today's business told the panel that his bank discovered environment. it had failed to file Bank Secrecy Act to offer a shopping list of incentives to keep Textron in Providence. forms for large cash transactions Herald photo by Tarquimo totaling about $200 million over a "If a company has business reasons Boston gets trade ranking four-year period. not to locate in a particular area, all the goodies in the world .. won't entice BOSTON — Boston has been designated a world The law is designed to keep mobsters Ready for egg hunt them to stay, " he said trade center city, one of 52 cities to receive the and drug runners from laundering Manchester Jaycees and Burger King of 467 Center St. are ranking, after a meeting of the World Trade large sums of cash through financial " I don't want to give the impression institutions. preparing for the free Easter egg hunt set Saturday at 11 a m. at that we're resigned" to a pullout, Centers Association in Tokyo. Center Springs Park. From left, Burger King franchise manager DiPrete said. "The state will do A World Trade Center building is expected to Hamill conceded his bank did not everything it can ... as it did with open on Commonwealth Pier next year, consist­ begin its internal audit until after the Steve Nikodemski, Judy Brabson dressed as the Easter bunny, ing of 865,000 square feet of space. AT&T." Bank of Boston, New England's largest Joe Stack of the Jaycees, and Mike Adams, manager. There will "W e will now be able to offer one-stop services AT&T recently decided to locate one bank, was fined $500,000 on Feb, 7 for to both American and foreign firms that are be several prizes for children participating in the ninth annual of its business centers in Providence similar violations that totaled more involved in international commerce,” said Peter hunt. along with 400 new jobs. than $1 billion. O’Connell of Pier 5 Limited Partnership, which is "We don't like to lose any business," Since then several major banks, constructing the new center. but the pullout of the state's only including the Bank of New England, the Fortune 500 company would not neces­ Irving Trust Company. Manufacturers sarily be a serious blow, DiPrete said. Hanover and Chemical Bank, have Move to cut state’s jobs admitted to similar violations. He noted that one reported reason Raytheon enters new field that Textron is considering a move is a Chairman Fernand St Germain mean the loss of more than 200 jobs in AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Cooper shortage of space to handle an influx of LEXINGTON, Mass. ■- Raytheon Co. said blamed the non-compliance on the Industries announced it will triple the Connecticut. Thursday it has established a new office to Arrow Hart headquarters, however, Avco personnel since the merger. If bankers' disregard of the Bank Secrecy size of its Arrow Hart plant in arrange and manage venture investments in new will remain in Hartford, Raisbeck said. Textron had ample space in another Act and federal regulators' failure to Brunswick — a move that means more companies with related technologies. "This expansion is particularly sig­ location, that would be a "business enforce it. jobs for Mainers but 200 fewer for "Our objective is to share in emerging nificant because Cooper decided to decision," and not a reflection on Rhode But big bunks are not the only ones workers in Connecticut, company offi­ technologies that are best participated in through consolidate two other plants from other Island's business climate, DiPrete said. that need to be concerned. cials said. investments in young entrepreneurial compan­ states." Brennan said Thursday. "The A Textron move would not affect 2,650 Randall Killebrew, president of the ies,” Chairman Thomas L. Phillips said. Gov. Joseph E. Brennan welcomed fact that they decided to make that people who work for three Textron First National Bank of Petersburg, 111 , “ Where we identify growth potential with the international manufacturing com­ consolidation in Maine is a testament to manufacturing divisions in Rhode and chairman of the American useful links to Raytheon’s own products and fields pany's plans, stating the multimillion- the vitality of the Maine economy." Island, including Gorham silver, Spei- Bunkers' Association's community of technologies, we plan to take appropriate dollar expansion will create another 230 The Brunswick plant currently pro­ del and Bostitch. bank council, said he has stepped equity positions in those start-up firm s,” Phillips efforts to educate officers of the jobs in the state. duces the molded parts needed for the Like Textron. Avco is heavily in­ firm's electrical wiring devices. The volved in aerospace work and defense said. nation's smaller banks about their But Maine's gain is another state's David Steadman was named president of the fabrication of metal components and contracting. The merger, completed responsibilities as well. loss. Gordon Raisbeck, senior vice new Raytheon Ventures unit. He served as president and general manager for final assembly of the devices had been this year, essentially doubled the size of "The community bunks may be the president of Raytheon Data Systems until the Cooper IndustriesArrow Hart, said the completed at other locations, but the Textron and created a major defense next place the money launderers may division was sold last year. try to apply their trade. " Killebrew told firm's move to consolidate its produc­ Brunswick plant now will handle all contractor with more than $1 billion in United Press International. tion of electrical wiring devices will aspects of assembty. annual military work. American Can buys Berg Enterprises GREENWICH (UPI) - Ameri­ acquire Ticor. the largest title more than $1 billion through 33 insurance, including term life can Can Co. has signed an insurer and one of the largest offices in 12 states policies for mortgage holders sold agreement for the $125 million mortgage insurers in the United Berg also services about $1.6 through lending institutions. cash acquisition of Berg Enter­ States. billion in mortgage loans held by Other financial services include prises Inc., the company Berg Enterprises, headquar­ financial institutions and other mutual funds management and announced. tered in Iselin, N.J., is engaged in investors. stock brokerage services. The boards of directors of both mortgage banking and has inter­ Should the merger be approved, American Can's financial servi­ companies endorsed the merger ests in residential and commercial Berg would be operated as a unit of ces subsidiaries have assets of Thursday, which still must be real estate syndication and Associated Madison Cos., the about $2.5 billion and revenues in approved by Berg stockholders at management. holding company for American 1984 exceeded,$l billion for the first a special meeting May 6. Berg Through its Margaretten & Co. Can's rapidly expanding financial time. stockholders would receive $24 per subsidiary. Berg makes mortgage services division. Based in Greenwich, American share in cash. loans, mostly for single-family American Can provides life, Can is also engaged in specialty American Cun also has options to homes, at an annualized rate of accident and health, and credit retailing and packaging. Wickham Park will open for the season on April 6th BLISS ESTABLISHED 18S2 Court nixes firm’s bid HOURS: SWARMING D aily, 9:30 A.M . until dusk. to cut asbestos award Come and enjoy our 200 acres. TERMITES Facilities for picnics and outings DENVER (UPI) - The Colo­ $5,000 each, and a jury later ASK FOR A COMPLETE rado Court of Appeals has rejected awarded him $11,666 from Johns- 5 Tennis Courts HOME INSPECTION-NOWI an attempt by a company that Manville Corp. of Denver and Children's Play Areas supplied asbestos to shipyards $5,833 from Raybestos-Manhattan. Act quickly: avoid additional damage. Bliss 2 Softball Diamonds during World War II to reduce termite experts— plus our technical staff— provide damages it was ordered to pay in a Following the trial, both com­ Shuffleboard Courts panies asked a Boulder County r a century of trained experience. They'll check your entire house and lawsuit filed by a former shipyard ) you avoid additional problems. 5 year guarantee Included. Exotic Birds and Mini Zoo worker. district judge to reduce the dam­ ages against them by the amount Raybestos-Manhattan, based in Oriental Gardens Connecticut, had been named with of the out-of-court settlement Walking Trails Panther had reached with the three other asbestos manufactur­ 649-9240 Refreshments in The Cabin ers in a suit filed by Malcolm J. other two firms. Panther, who blamed his asbesto- They cited a law allowing a sis on having worked with the reduction of damages against carcinogenic substance during the remaining defendants when sev­ BLISS WICKHAM PARK war. eral parties were responsible for TERMITE CONTROL 1329 West Middle Turnpike, Mancheseter, Connecticut Panther settled out of court with the same injury and some had 'two companies, Unarco Industries settled out of court, but the trial THE OLDEST AND LARQEST IN CONN. 528-0856 Inc. and Fibreboard Corp., for judge rejected their arguments. n joined ;ntaas ociate. is a he na- , and fReal- pecial- jential

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II < < f. , » i i » 1 Be prepared H ■ ■ s Housing affordability index at high ievei ■ Approximately 40 percent of n ■ more than the median income, and the median resale-home C/3 WASHINGTON - The Na­ annual principal and interest the existing homes sold in the moving experience and half earn less. Likewise, half price was $50,900. Prior to that, Planning can H tional Association of Realtors' payments total no more than 25 February sold for less than n ■ the homes cost more than the the index was above 100 in each Housing Affordability Index for percent of a borrower’s yearly $65,200, and nearly 34 percent H -a median, and half cost less. '* month back to 1971, the earliest ■ C resale homes rose in February to income. year for which the association sold for less than $60,000, Carlson for the job. m ^B ’’Lower mortgage interest NAR economists said further labeling boxes: a notebook and • Label each box with instruc­ give a feeling of home. ■ its highest level since December has calculated the index. said. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - It s Children, pets and plants re­ to ■ 1 rates, a decline in the median improvements in housing affor­ pencil for inventorying the con­ tions such as “Fragile” and 1979. an unusual American family that quire special care during the 1 existing single-family home dability can be expected this Median family income in Feb­ isn't faced at least once with tents of the boxes: heavy-duty “This side up.” There is an easiei“^ way of H The index increased 2.0 per­ Using an interest rate of 12 41 move. Ms. Boschian said larger price and continued improve­ year as mortgage rates are ruary fell $3,383 short of the plastic bags of all sizes: filler, • Keep items destined for the handling the whole packing and H H centage points from January to percent — the average effective having to move to a new home, do-it-yourself companies pro­ H ^ ment in family incomes ac­ likely to continue in a modest $29,925 needed to qualify for a and surveys indicate 84 percent wrapping and padding materials same room together. Print on the unpacking process. Ms. Bo­ H February to 88.7, after falling 0.6 interest rate on loans closed for vide brochures with tips on how counted for the January-to- downward trend. By the third median-priced resale home. Dr. those who move do it themselves. such as newspaper, plastic dry- side of each box the room in schian said most large do-it- o. H percentage point from De­ resale homes in February as to make the move easier for both February increase in theindex, ” and fourth quarters this year, Jack Carlson, executive officer cleaner bags, paper towels. foam which it is to be unpacked. yourself moving companies offer cember to January. Last year, calculated by the Federal Home Diane Boschian, public infor­ children and pets and how to ■ u noted David D. Roberts, presi­ they expect the index to hover and chief economist of the padding that can be cut to the • Use plastic bags for bedding packing and unpacking services. the index fluctuated between 83.9 Loan Bank Board — monthly mation director for the Phoenix- properly prepare plants for the H dent of the association and a around 90, before slipping into association, said. needed size, blanket-type furni­ and clothing. All the mover has to do is drive ■ Ui and 87.9, and in 1983, it remained principal and interest payments based U-Haul Moving and Stor­ move. Mobile, Ala., realtor. the upper 80s next year as ture pads, mattress bags and • Pad furniture and applian­ the truck. ■ X in the 78-86.5 range. Although a median-priced re­ on a median-priced resale home age, says learning to prepare for The interest rate used to interest rates likely edge packing boxes. ces to prevent marring and That, of course, adds consider­ H The February index meant sale home remained beyond the would have been $623 and would the move in advance can ease Ms. Boschian said a free calculate the index fell from upward. have represented 28.2 percent of Packing boxes, she said, are scratching. ably to the cost of the move, but H that a family earning the median The index has not been at 100, affordability reach of a median- what might otherwise be a most 28-page booklet of moving tips s ■ H ^ income had 88.7 percent of the 12.61 percent to 12.41 percent a typical fam ily’s income last available from do-it-yourself • Pack cleaning materials to­ Ms. Boschian said there is still a meaning that a family had income family last month, that trying experience. can be obtained by writing to: income necessary to qualify for a from January to February, while month. This was down from moving centers, van lines, liquor gether; your new home will substantial saving over having a exactly enough income to qualify family could have afforded a U-Haul Moving Guide, Dept. P, mortgage covering 80 percent of the median existing-home price monthly payments of $635 on a "Being in control of the mov­ stores and supermarkets. Boxes probably need a good scrubdown van line do the entire job. for a mortgage on a median- $65,200 home, he noted. That is Box 21503, Phoenix, Ariz. 85036. the median resale-home price. fell from $300 to $73,500, and median-priced resale home of ing process begins with plan­ obtained from the first two before you move in. There are many other impor­ priced resale home, since De­ the highest home price afforda­ The company’s toll-free The qualification guidelines used median gross annual family $73,800 representing 28.8 percent ning," Ms. Boschian said. '"If sources are strong and are made Ms. Boschian offers these tips tant steps to the moving process. cember 1978. At that Ume, the ble to a median-income family number for information about for the index are those set by the income rose $121 from $26,421 to of a typical family’s income in you organize the details of the for moving. Boxes from super­ for easing the job of unpacking; One of the most important is average interest rate on mort­ during the years of the associa­ choosing the right size truck. It moving is (800) 528-0361. Federal National Mortgage As­ $26,542. tion’s statistical series. January. packing job as soon as you know markets and liquor stores may • Unpack a- stereo or radio Half the nation’s families earn gages closed was 10.08 percent. the moving date, the actual need reinforcement. first. Music will soothe the must be large enough to do the sociation, which requires that physical implementation will Once the mover is properly nerves. job, but not so large that it seem almost painless. " prepared for the packing job, the • Keep some snacks handy to unnecessarily adds to the cost of EMERGENCY Ms. Boschian recommends rest is relatively simple. Ms. restore energy. the move. Ms. Boschian said Fire — Police — Medical preparation of a carefully- Boschian provides the following • Put a favorite picture or do-it-yourself moving companies Blanchard & Rossatto offors selling tips organized plan of attack. That tips: piece of furniture where it was in provide easy-to-read charts that DIAL 911 includes a timetable designating • Place 2 or 3 inches of the former home. A favorite easy allow the mover to quickly In Manchester their full storage and utility • Depending on the season, Getting ready to sell your • Touch up anything neces­ and tidy. crumpled paper under and over chair next to the fireplace may determine the size truck needed have a fire in the fireplace or the dates for packing the con­ house? First impressions are the sary — shutters, drains, etc. • ’’Thin out” your furniture — space. the packed items to cushion • Fix leaky faucets, loose outdoor grill ready to use, tents of each room. If the job is most important, advises Blan­ • Consider the value of a quick fewer items in a room gives a spread over several days or them. doorknobs, sfuck drawers and chard & Rossetto Realtors, an coat of exterior paint. Interior feeiing of increased size. • Be aware of odors — they weeks. Ms. Boschian said, it will • Wrap each item • Give special attention to warped cabinet doors. ERA associate in Manchester. decoration can make your home very seriously influence buyers. not seem so overwhelming. individually. your kitchen and bathrooms — • Keep stairways and door­ Be sure that the exterior of more saleable, but it will not get Be cautious of smells from Ms. Boschian suggests the • Pack boxes firmly but make ways clear to avoid cluttered your home is inviting: you a better price. Be critical of these rooms sell more homes person planning to move set up a sure they aren’t too heavy to appearance and possible cooking, smoke or baby’s room. • Lawn and shrubbery should your property — everybody else than any other feature. The aroma of coffee perking, a method for inventorying all carry. • Windows should be spar­ accidents. be trimmed. will be as they go through it. hot apple pie or perfume in the boxes and their contents. One • Don’t pack heavy items such kling clean, walls unmarred, • K eep all rooms clean, bright • Sidewalks edged. Don’t hesitate to make small, bedroom are most pleasant. method is to list the contents on as irons, toasters, pots and pans and neatly arranged. • Yard cleaned. inexpensive repairs as • Remove all unnecessary the side of the box. Another is to with more fragile items such as • Turn on lights in dark rooms • In season, have flowers necessary. material from garage, utility — Blanchard & Rossetto number each box and describe dishes and glasses. and raise the shades. cultivated and blooming. • Always have your home neat rooms, and closets to show off Its contents in a notebook beside • Wrap heaviest items first the appropriate number. and place them in the bottom of It is also important to have a the box. work space available where all • Place component screws, 'ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IN REAL ESTATE” materials needed for packing bolts and nuts in envelopes and can be kept close at hand. attach them to the items they The mover should prepare in came from. advance a list of items that will • Firmly seal each packing be needed for packing. Ms. box with tape. . BLANCHARD Boschian said the list should • Inventory each box’s con­ include wide, carton-sealing tents, using the method decided tape: heavy, felt-tip markers for on earlier. FLAME THROWER?

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"It just may revolutionize the real tanks, creating the atmosphere ol a After six years of being involved in the of the Manchester Board of Realtors as estate business East of the River, " said living room, rather than a hectic real many different aspects of real estate. well as being a member of the National Tony Wasilefsky, manager of the D.W. estate office. Joyce G. Epstein opened her own and State Association of Realtors. Nancy Fish/Better Homes and Gardens real However, first appearances can be company, Epstein Realty. has joined Epstein Realty with eight estate office in Manchester, about the fooling because, just in the next room, 11 years of residential experience. She new D.W. Fish Real Estate Center at 243 full-time agents are hard at work; so Her years of experience allow Joyce to residos with her family in Manchester. Main St. hard at work, that Wasilefsky estimates give you professional assistance in determining fair market value for your Shirley Shoencberger has been licensed The new D.W. Fish building is home for that they have doubled their sales over in residential real estate for the past the realty company, the D.W. Fish the same period last year. property and to qualify prospective buyers for your home. She will also help several years; She’s past president of Mortgage Co. and the joint offices of four "People want an agency in a central Verplanck School PTA and represented attorneys — Nicholas Serignese; Richard location to the Manchester-Vernon you to handle all the steps involved in the sale of your home. Busy Bee Products in the Manchester S. Soranno, William B. Collins and Peter market, and they want one that lets them area. Shirley resides in Manchester with J. Petrone. relax; after all, we are helping them with Joyce’s experience in qualifying buyers her family. The realty company finds you the best their most valuable asset." said and knowledge of up-to-date financing The Strength of a Nation home for your needs; the mortgage Wasilefsky. information will always be available to Valerie Chase is a graduate from company will find the best mortgage Bob Demarchi. president of the mort­ you through her, and her well-trained Central Connecticut State University, loan; and the attorneys will do the work gage company, added that the consoBda- staff. with a degree in business and east Asian Lies in the Homes of Its People on the closings; and it’s all under one tion of all the mechanics of home studies. She worked as an engineering - Abraham Lincoln roof. ownership is giving the buyer and seller Puzzling questions and red tape are change coordinator for Pratt and Whit­ Wasilefsky said that in order to stay on what they deserve; an atmosphere lessened because Joyce and her staff will ney. She has also been active in the top of the highly-competitive real estate conducive to making decisions about handle any and all details that occur Coventry Volunteer Fire Department These words, attributed to Abraham Lincoln, still confirm a market, it's necessary for the real estate their most important investment. during the buying process — before the Auxiliary. Valerie resides in Coventry basic American freedom - the right to own, use and agency to bend over backwards for the The 6,000-square foot building is contract and through the closing. with her family. buyer or the seller. Thus, the full service awaiting one more tenant — a finance transfer property. real estate center serves all the needs of center that will complete the one-stop The staff: Dee Dee Wolf is a resident of East Hartford. She has several years of Home ownership ensures a stronger democracy because it the homeowner. He added that all the real estate center. Deb Owens has resided in Manchester experience in the Manchester real estate agents are full-time professionals, and So now the one-stop real estate center is Standing: Dee Wolf, Nancy von Hollen, Valaire Chase, Shirley Schoenburgcr with her family since 1972. She is active in disperses decision-making to the individual household. market. Dee Dee attended Eastern the atmosphere of the office makes it a open and doing a booming business, but Seated: Joyce G. Epstein, Deb Owens St. Bridget’s Church and is a member of Nazarene College and is currently Homeowners tend to put down , to become involved in pleasure for the homebuy er to stop in and Wasilefsky added that no customer will East Catholic’s Parents Club. Deb is a continuing her education locally, major­ speak with one of the agents. get less personal attention as business graduate of New York City Community local government processes and to care about what takes Where the individual gets attention; thats what we ing in finance. The atmosphere is a major achieve­ gets better. College with a degree in marketing. place in their community and neighborhood. ment considering that this very same "W e've already added four new agents believe sets us apart from all the rest. With our indi­ building once housed a Burger Chef this year in order to serve people better, ’ ’ Nancy von Hollen is an active member — Epstein Realty restaurant and a fruit stand! Where said Wasilefsky. "That’s what this center vidualized service, we take the time to listen to all The rights that attend home ownership are precious and burgers were once sizzling on the griddle, is all about: serving people better." there are now easy chairs and couches your real estate needs. So, when your thinking of real must never be taken for granted. Rather, they must be . from Ethan Allen, and two large fish - D.W. FUh estate, think about us! protected and preserved for future generations^_____

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\ four East of the River FREE "Our reputation is built on Nancy, a product of local year. After raising her large advice. "A t M cCavanagh than an empty slogan. MARKET service,” proudly claims McCa- schools, offers her customers not family, she continued her educa­ Realty," McCavanagh confi- EVALUATION dently asserts, "service is more — McCavanagh Really Did you know ... • Sentry is proud of its creative REAL ESTATE SERVICES vanagh Realty's president and only a wide-ranging knowledge tion and graduated from college advertising and marketing programs? founder. James R. McCavanagh. of the housing market, but also in 1984. Her skills in meeting our • Sentry has five regional offices, four To ensure that all clients receive an extensive background in the customers' needs are a great East of the River? • Sentry has a proven track record m uniformly fine service, each banking business. Before becom­ asset to our company. Even with Presents having been involved in over 3,000 ing a reai estate agent. Nancy her busy schedule, Irene can be • Sentry has a large full-time profes­ McCavanagh agent is well- sional staff? transactions locally? versed in all aspects of mortgage worked for seven years in a local found in the tennis court. Irene bank, the last three years as a and her husband, Jim. reside on 3 Prime locations in • Sentry is most proud of its relation­ financing, whether it be CHFA, • Sentry belongs to' three computer­ ship with its clients. 'Just ask them.’ CHIF, FHA, VA, ARM. Farmers manager. This combination of Shallowbrook Lane in Manches­ South Windsor for your ized multiple listing systems offering the Home or Conventional. real estate and finance is in the ter with their five children. widest property exposure? • Sentry has a positive attitude? "In addition, our agency is McCavanagh tradition of full JoAnn Moriarty is the newest new home. fully-equipped with state-of-the- service to its customers. member of the McCavanagh • Sentry belongs to the world's largest team. After spending years at and most powerful relocation system? art on-line computer capacity Nancy and her husband. Bob, “Stonefield”, an executive area of % Sentry Real Estate’s Manchester of­ EAST HARTFORD $89,500 EAST HARTFORD $92,900 which complements the three reside at 115 Washington St., in home raising five children, and Movo-1n CondHton 4 room expondabto Ranch Qreat family living In this axceptionai 7* room participating in church and acre treed lots, off Miller Road. • Sentry has a long-standing working fice is at 223 E. Center St. with kKchan A dining araa, all rtaw appUanoaa, Raised Ranch witn 3 bedrooma. 1 fuH plus 2 half distinct muitiple listing services Manchester with their four boys. relationship with many lending amargad maalar bedroom w/alidera to patio arid baths, fireplaoed family room, den, garage and community affairs, JoAnn is now oomplelaly rer>ovatad throughout. Aaaumable carefree vinyl extertor 643-4060 we use in locating just the right Nancy enjoys bowling, politics institutions? — Sentry Real Estate selection of houses for our and church work in her spare ready to apply her expertise and mortgage poealble. 648-4060 customers,” McCavanagh said. moments. She is also active with knowledge to the many custo­ “Paper Chase”, off Dart Hill Road, rol­ Typical of McCavanagh Real­ local PTA efforts in the schools of mers who are in need of her 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 ReJU. tSTATt SKfrVKXS 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 ty’s commitment to customer her children. personal touch. JoAnn, a Man­ ling terrain of V2 acre lots. service is Barbara McConville. Diane Willett, holder of the chester native, and husband. Barbara has nearly a decade of GRI designation, signifies her Matt, live at 52 Hillcrest Road Jackson & Jackson firm realty experience in the Man­ advanced real estate training. with their five children. “Evans Crossing”, off Avery Street, V2 chester area. Her background Diane, who specializes in con­ These real estate professionals to % acre treed lots, in a nice setting. includes real estate sales, ren­ structing financial packages for provide McCavanagh Realty opened March 1,1985 tals and construction. her customers, particularly customers with the same person­ Convinced that real estate is a first-time home buyers, is active alized, friendly and reliable Jackson & Jackson Real Estate, at 168 area. He is the son of Elsie Jackson and cornerstone of any sound finan­ in real estate seminars in the service that marks the McCava­ Call us for details, and Main St. in Manchester, opened March 1, the late Frederick Jackson of Summit cial planning package, Barbara Manchester area. nagh way of doing things. 1985. Street. has advised five of her six Diane was raised in East McCavanagh Realty special­ our guarantee on the sale of children in the purchase of their Hartford and has resided in izes in all aspects of local real your present horhe. The firm is a member of the Manches­ Rose Viola Jackson, an East Hartford SOUTH WINDSOR $155,000 MANCHESTER $149,900 own homes. She lives with her Manchester for the past 12 years. estate: residential, condomini­ ter Multiple Listing Service, the Man­ native and graduate of East Catholic BMutiful. proud A profoMlonol dMcrlboo this Ono of a kind 7 room Contomporary R a n ^ wRh ums, custom home building, chester Board of Realtors, the Connecti­ High School, has been in the real estate giwclout 6* rpom Colonial faaturing 4 bod- 3 bodrooma, 2 baths, coramic tilod kitchon A husband, Richard, and their Along with her husband, Doug, rooms. 2Vi bMbt. family room 6 roc room. 2 car dining room, akyllghlod cathodral collingt 6 youngest daughter, Maureen, at former principal of East Hart­ industrial and commercial leas­ cut Association of Realtors and the business full time for seven years. She is garoga plus many axtraa including aocurtty ays- •unkon firoplacod sitting room plua firoplacod 99 Keeney St. In her free time, ford High School. Diane is busy ings and rentals. National Association of Realtors. the daughter of Ralph and Margaret tom it iloctronically Hmod ground llghta. Much living room. ExcoptlonaT throughout. 643-4060 Call now for your real estate REALTY CO., INC. Viola of East Hartford. moro. 643-4060. Barbara enjoys French cooking raising three sons while enjoying U&R Don Jackson, a Manchester native, has and enrichment courses at Man­ politics, the theater, and her needs. Any of the real estate been in the real estate business full time Jackson & Jackson will offer a full line RKJU. eSTATE SCMVICXS 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 chester Community College. church group. Diane is a former professionals at McCavanagh 643-2692 mtJkL K STATt s e r v i c e s 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 Realty will be happy to provide for more than 16 years. In January 1983, of real estate services, serving Manches­ Equally well-established in the board memter of the Unitarian 99 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Don was personally responsible for the ter and East of the River communities. Manchester community is life­ Universalist Society; East. you with free appraisals, market analysis, or just some free ROBERT 0. MURDOCK, REALTOR sale of more than one million dollars 223 East Center S t, Manchester 643-4060 long resident Nancy Taylor. Irene Lagjy joined the firm last worth of real estate in the Manchester — Jackson & Jackson

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