M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 14, 1986 BUSINESS SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 stock averages MHS boys win, ‘Bomb’ professor at record highs girls are upset makes headlines ICARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS ■7 9 JRIOTORCYCLES/ PETS FOR SALE FOR SALE I b ic y c le s BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ... page 9 ... page 11 ... magazine inside AKC Golden Ratrlevtra, 1901 C h ^ Von — Panel. 1979 Pinto wagon, stereo 1976 Harley Davidson Sportster XLCH1000 In five fomolM. (t2SO). 3 V i ton. t cylinder. 60.000 cossette. rebuilt engine. ic i ^SERVICES ■ R fJ SERVICES PMNTIN6/ HEATING/ malot ($200). Ready miles. Battery, front disc, Crogor mags, excellent m int condition. 10.000 PLUMBING 2/10/16.17M422 evtninos. exhaust & shocks all less condition. $1950. 742-7277. original miles. $3,000 or I OFFERED lO l I OFFERED PAPERIN6 than one year old. $4,400. best offer. 633-7834. You'll iwvor know tlw The House Works. Resi­ Painting and Paperhang­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ 647-239Z Days; 267-4176 1974 Ford Von F200. 302 Odd lobs. Trucking. throom remodeling; In­ power of Clotslfled until otter 6pm.______dential housecleaning. An ing — Exterior and Inte­ engine, standard trans­ Home repairs. You name stallation water heaters, you use It yourself. Coll It, we do It. Free esti­ established company rior, ceilings repolred. mission. runs. $750 or best garbage disposals; faucet 643-2711 today to place on 1977 Mercury Monarch 2 I MISCELLANEOUS mates. Insured. 643-0304. fully bonded with above References, fully Insured. door. Good condition, offer. Coll otter 4pm. 644- repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M - od. 2653. AUTOMOTIVE average work below the Quality work. Martin standard. Asking $600.643- Hawkes Tree Service — average rate. Call Today, Mottsson, evenings, 649- asterCard accepted. 5597. Bucket Truck & Chipper. 647-0673. 4431. 1984ood cor for ports. Cassette. Asking $7,500. 649-1302.O m FLOORING dicapped. 647-7553. 646-9788, ask for Linda. reasonable rotes. 15 years Plano Fovette Coble. $99. 643-4149.0 646-1706 evenings. experience. 643-9980. Very Good condition. Floorsanding — Floors Handyman. Carpentry, Attention Ladles! Host on $700.649-3271 after 4pm. 1976 Triumph — 50.000 1981AMC Concord Wagon like new. Specializing In 25 Cents unusual home party. I miles. Good condition. DL. Excellent condition. CARS/TRUCKS home repairs and clean­ older floors, natural and Saturday, Feb. 15, 1986 ing, neat, reliable. Free bring an assortment of $2,495 or best offer. 646- Low mileage, fog lights. stained. No waxing any­ RECREATIONAL FOR SALE auotes. Manchester home over 200 gift and decora­ BUILDINB/ 3658. $3,400. 649-5655. CONTRACTING more. John Verfallle. Coll ITEMS I owner. 649-1158, Steve tive Items to your home. N 646-5750. Glarratana.' Most of these Items are handmade by local crafts­ Get the Want Ad habit... Poolsl Poolsl Poolsl AAA Farrand Remodeling — Get a Sharp start. Profes­ men. If you would like to Cabinets, roofing, gut­ read and use the little ads pool distributor must dis­ In Classified regularly. pose of entire stock of sional sharpening Includ­ earn 10% merchandise ters, room additions, Two deadly pills new. leftover. 1985. 31 ft. ing knives, scissors, while you and your decks, all types of remo­ IE C O R M IE R pinking shears, lawn and friends shop In your own deling and repairs. FREE fam ily sized swimming I INCOME TAX pools with huge sundeck. garden tools, rotary home. Call Denise at 649- estimates. Fully Insured. fencing, filter, ladders mower blades, chisels, 3230. Telephone 6436017, after SERVICE and warranty for only plain blades and many 6pm, 647-8509. $978. Installation optional others. Call Sunnv-Em, A 8i R Cleaning and Netkin’s Tax Service. and extra, financing avail­ 649-1088 after 5pm. Maintenance Company, Carpentry and remodel­ Low rates, strictly confi­ c - y able. Call Paul at 721-1884. specializing In Interior of­ ing services — Complete dential. Over 10 years had same poison Sewing Done — Expe­ fice and building mainte­ home repairs and remo­ experience. 644-1009. Ski Boots. Mole. Swiss PRESIDENTS’ SALE rienced seamstress. nance. Call for a free deling. Quality work. Ref­ Dressmaking, alterations estimate 742-5633. erences, licensed and In­ He said those with information Henke brand. $20. Phone You Save Time— Receive By Marlene Alg The first bottle was produced in 643-5873.0 THE SALE YOU WANT IS NOW! and repairs. Call anytime. sured. Coll 646-8165. Concerned Service — Get May in Fort Washington, Pa., should call the FBI at 1-800-334- 647-8730. Housecleqning - by Magic The Assocloted Press Great Convenience with Burke said, while the second was 2344, and anyone with Tylenol from Head Skis. $25 per pair. Touch, diependable ser­ Robert E. Jarvis, Tax Corporation of New the two lot numbers involved in the My Licensed Manchester vice at reasonable rates. WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Potas­ made in July at a plant in Puerto 643-1554.0 8% Building-Remodeling England's reasonably New York cases should call home has 2 openings for Call for a tree estimate. Specialist. Additions, gar­ sium cyanide found in two bottles Rico. It was not known whether the Annuil. priced "In home" Income 1-800-526-2433 Pirconlioi ages 6 weeks to 2 years. Insured & references. 627- ages, rooting, siding, kit­ of Extra-Strength Tylenol cap­ two lots may have been stored Bovir^g Ball. 10 Pin. tax service. A tax expert Police said they had no suspect.s Rail FlnmelnQ ______Call 646-1150. 9134. chens, bathrooms, re- will call on you at your sules apparently came from the together somewhere in the distri­ weight 12 lbs., shoes, and discounted a letter which carry bag and all accesso­ placement convenience when you same source, authorities said bution chain. 4 Cleaning Services Ottered windows/doors. 6436712. Although the manufacturer and claimed responsibility for the call 646-3219(home) or 528- Friday, and the manufacturer 5 ries. $40. 649-7918.0 Brand New 1986 Nissan Shortbed Pickup Have you been withing — Houses & Offices. 5535 (office). offered a $100,000 reward for the Food and Drug Administration poisoning, demanded $2 million 2 Wheel Drive, 6 Speed Trenemiieion, All Freight. Deeler Prep. you could find a homo Mondav-Fridav. morn­ Dumas Electric — Having information leading to the arrest warned consumers nationwide not and threatened to poison other Included. Stock 44831. day car# vrhora Ihort la ings & afternoons. Reaso­ Electrical Problems? I ncome Taxes prepared In and conviction of the poisoner. to use Tylenol capsules, and at products. The man who admitted Our Original ■omaono who hat lime nable rates. Call 647-7043, Need a large or a small TAO SALES your own home. Call Jim "This is an act of terrorism, pure least nine states banned sales of writing the note was charged only ListoeSs Sale *6299^^ lo antwtr aN the ivhy 6431794. Repair? We Specialize In for reasonable rates. 742- the capsules, no poisoned Tylenol with an unrelated credit card Residential Work. Joseph and simple," said JamesE. Burke, Big Tag Sole— Moving — and why not quotllont? 1009 after 6pm. had been found outside Westches­ fraud. Dumas. Fully Licensed. chairman of Johnson & Johnson. Everything must go. Fur­ ter County in the northern suburbs " I think it's just one of those ft ao p/aate call- Free Estimates. 646-5253. Scientists determined that a niture. tools, tractor 8. I PAINTING/ Professional Income Tax of New York City. trying to extort money and trying Preparation and Account' second bottle of Tylenol contained accessories, household PAPERING ' Burke said the company would to get publicity," said Bronxville Items, etc. Sat.. 9-4. Sun.. STRAWBERRY HELDS PLACING AN AD In clas­ Ing. Fully computerized. the same poison that had killed a u ctm n M M MT caai 12 vearsexperlence. Reas­ 23-year-old woman last weekend — give a refund, or a new bottle of Police Chief Carl Steinmuller, who 10-2. 358 Lydall St. Name your own price — sified Is a very easy, Tylenol tablets or capsules, to any believed the letter was not related . Ike "Mountain Van" Special Edition simple process. Just dial onable rates. At your an indication, authorities said, that 643-047S Pother and son. Fast, to the death of Diane Elsroth of Lof the 1986 NIstan Stanza Wagon. Equipped with On The Fly 6432711. We'll help you convenience days or even­ the same hands were involved in consumer who wished to exchange Vheel Drive, PS, PB, ET Stereo Radio, Much, Much Morel All Agaa Walcoma dependable service. Peekskill. I WANTED Painting, Paperhanging word your od for maxi-, ings, John Willoughby, both tamperings. Tylenol capsules. jck#4905. . _ _ _ _ _ Vary Haaaonabla Hataa TO BUY 8. Removal. Call 646-5761. mum respon$e. 646-2623. Meanwhile, at least nine states joined New York in banning the Herald photo by Bashaw Sale 1,499 sale of Tylenol capsules, and Scooter Wanted for springtime months. Rela­ several others asked retailers lo tively good condition. suspend sales voluntarily. Under pressure ★★★★★★★★★★★★ state judge bans Miss Elsroth died after taking Please call 644-1164. Choice of 2" Casio two capsules Saturday from a George Roy bears the pressure as Valentine's Day open house. The Enter drawing for bottle of Extra-Strength Tylenol Pocket T V or 5" TW A Vacation for Manchester Memorial Hospital nurse session was sponsored by the cardiol­ Automotive B&W TV. For car purchased at an A&P supermarket ogy department to help those who are two. 6 Nights & 7 sale of capsules in Bronxville. Authorities say they Jane DeMaro’s checks his blood or homa with BONUS GIFTI days at Hotel Del most at risk of developing heart disease. purchaae of any W ith Any Naw or Uoed Car believe those capsules contained pressure Friday. Roy and other people Bought Durirtg This Sale Coronada in San ^ Why Go Elsewhere for potassium cyanide; three other new or designated Valid 2/12/86-2/17/86 unless the problems with the stopped in for the hospital’s annual ICARS/TRUCKS Diego. HARTFORD (U Pf) - State poisoned capsules were found in used car sold. painkiller are resolved earlier, F FOR SALE officials, concerned that cyanide- the bottle. F officials said. laced Tylenol capsules have been On Thursday, officials of the U .S. "The injunction puts the force of 1967 Camaro RS covertl- found in neighboring New York. Food and Drug Administration law behind various calls made for ble, 327 4 speed. M-ZZ sD E CORMIER: 4 Friday obtained a court order said they had found five more ----- ?flS b r o a d S T „ MANCHESTER. 643-4165: banning the sale of the painkiller in voluntary recall of these cap­ trans. $2,700 or best offer. — Mon.. Tool . Wtd. ft Fri. f » lo a.OO PM - ThoM.'iO 6C0 PM . 3M. ’ll 10 { R’csidcnt Sale Datis ? poisoned capsules in another bottle No health risk in ‘spydust’ sules." Attorney General Joseph I. 643-4631. Connecticut. taken from a Woolworfh's store Lieberman said after the order ^ A . Superior Court Judge Thom as H. about two blocks from the A4P. MOSCOW (U PI) — At least five was using two chemicals — contaminated.” 4 Corrigan issued a temporary in­ was issued Friday afternoon by At Dr. Frank Young, FDA commi.e- U.S. vehicles were tainted with nitrophenyl-pentaien, or NPPD. “ We have concluded that expo­ junction banning the sale of Corrigan. sioner, said the department’s "very low levels” of alleged Soviet and Luminol — to keep track of sure to NPPD, particularly at the Tylenol capsules by wholesalers The temporary injunction bans E "spydust." but environmental ex­ Americans who had contact with very low levels found in Moscow, E WILE MOTORS the sale, distribution and other Cincinnati laboratory had ana- and at more than 3,200 retail perts concluded there was no Soviet citizens. does not carry with it any known outlets in Connecticut, officials commerce involving Tylenol cap­ liyzed the contents of the second bottle and believed that the poison health hazard from the contamina­ health risk,” it said. the savings and said. sules in Connecticut, but does not The Kremlin denied the allega­ PRESIDENTS’ DAY in both bottles came from the same tion. the U.S. Embassy said In Washington, State Depart­ The court order was sought by restrict the sale of tablets or tions, calling them "absurd inven­ Friday. values are the state attorney general's office caplets, the attorney general's source. tions” and "provocations." ment spokesman Charles Redman He could not say how the poison U.S. Ambassador Arthur Hart­ at the request of Consumer Protec­ office said. At the time, the Environmental said the State Department had was introduced into the box. The man, saying the use of the tracking incomparable! tion Commissioner Mary M. He- The order applies to wholesalers Protection Agency conducted tests "emphasized our concern” to the seals and wrapping appeared to be agent was "unacceptable” even if SaleSwO onl . sling after cyanide-laced 'Tylenol as well as about 700 pharmacies on 436 samples from the homes and Soviet Embassy about the use of no health hazard exists, said a capsules were found in neighbor- and at least 2,500 grocery stores unbroken. automobiles of 20 percent of the the chemicals, but declined to call A third bottle, taken from an protest against the contamination - Ing New York. and other outlets that sell over-the- American community in Moscow it a “ protest.” A 4 P in Shrub Oak, 27 miles north was to be lodged on Friday at the ENJOY THE GREAT SAVINGS t ■■ Heslin said it is possible that all counter drugs in Connecticut, a and Leningrad. Asked whether the department spokeswoman for Lieberman said. of Bronxville, also contained a Soviet Embassy in Washington. ■ of the Tylenol in the lot numbers in In a statement Friday, the U.S. had any regrets about its startling DURING THIS GREAT ANNUAL EVENT! EXAMPLES: Officials could have used proce­ contaminant. Bill Grigg, a spokes­ "They are being approached - question may already have been again in Washington today," he embassy said NPPD was not announcement in August that the sold off in Connecticut, "but we dures other than court action to man for the FDA, said "it is such a 1986 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX said. detected "in any of these sam­ substance had been used and want to be as sure as possible." ban the sale of the capsules, but small trace, they’re having a hard All power equipped, V-6, automatic, AM/FM The controversy began in August ples,” but tests conducted in might cause cancer. Redman told ' ' The temporary injunction will Lieberman "felt it was warranted time finding out what it is." stereo, airconditlonlr^g, rear window defroster, when U.S. officials charged that January revealed "that five of the reporters: "None whatsoever. Ab­ COMPARE sport mirrors, txxfy side moldings, - remain in effect until a March 13 given the situation. ” the spokeswo­ solutely none,” the KGB. the Soviet secret police. vehicles tested were jil {"Season radial tiras. No. 6304. : jiearing on further court action or man said. Please turn to page 10 «IES • SERVICE • RENTALS • TRUCKS • 4X4s SUPERIOR’S M.S.R.P. $12,041. " . 4' W A R R A N T IE S fo r Presidtnis' Days Prica Savings 1,300. Superior IMEW CARS Marcos takes unbeatable lead as bishops denounce fraud AND MO,741 “ 70HD,IMC. 4 - Aquino,” the president said, "Oh. I "Bootlickers” "M y reaction to this is now By Miguel Suarez in Manila in the hotly contested Jaypee Orbeta, head of the USED CARS! marchers, said they were shouting The pro-Marcos people, ga­ they’ve finally bared their real don’t think there is any problem 4 - -The Associated Press presidential election Feb. 7, ac­ about her safety. She has the cording to the official tally. The "W alk out! ” calling for opposition thered at a tent about 500 yards position and that was that they from the opposition camp, refused were for the opposition all the lime, protection of the New Peoples Route 6 - Columbia - 228-9431 MANILA, Philippines — Presi­ city has 4.3 million registered assemblymen to boycott the vote­ to talk to reporters. A sign in the that they were campaigning. They ' Army of the Communist Party.” 1985 OLDSMOBILE FIRENZA dent Ferdinand E. Marcos took an voters. Critics claimed the names counting session, when they were grass in front of the tent said. used the priests and nuns not only He then was asked if a civil war 2"door sport hatchback, automatic, fuel-injected 4 cyl., unbeatable lead Friday in the of more than 1 million Aquino attacked with clubs, stones and WE OFFER THE BEST NEW CAR OR TRUCK aircondi, rear defroster. AM/FM stereo, tilt wheel. “ Keep off. We don’t want trouble.” to help the opposition but to destroy is possible and replied. “ Of course official, government-controlled supporters were improperly knives. In the statement issued Friday, the electoral process,” he said. not. Civil war? We can handle .M.S.R.P. *10,054. vote count of an election which the struck from theTolls in the capital. Medical volunteers reported six the bishops said a government that Marcos added, "W e caught some anything that they will throw at M 5-Year/50.000-Mile Presktenls’ Days Price Savings 1,059. nation’s Roman Catholic bishops Meanwhile, rival groups that men suffered head wounds or cuts "assumes or retains power of them (priests and nuns) with us." denounced as “ unparalleled in have erected tents and camped and one man was stabbed twice in through fraudulent means has lio guns and we caught some of them Mrs. Aquino, who accuses Mar­ = Extended Warranty^ fraudulence.” outside the National Assembly the back. They said he was taken to S a l e $ 8 , 9 9 5 4- moral basis” and urged Filipinos in the company of the communist cos of stealing the election, said: The president’s challenger, Co- clashed Friday, and witnesses said a hospital but was not believed to Not just a power train warranty like Chrysler.. .this is an to mount a "non-violent struggle New Peoples Army. .. They’re “ The bishops have spoken. It will - razon Aquino, outpolled Marcos by seven people were wounded. be in serious condition. $895.00 VALU E. . . and covers practically everything 4 for justice.” talking about non-violence and be 6ur turn Sunday.” when a raljy nearly 350,000 votes in Manila, They said the trouble began Police Col. Romeo San Diego that can go wrong with your new car or truck! Marcos responded in an inter­ they’re engaged in violence." is planned at which she will I f however, according to the official when about 400 supporters of Mrs. told reporters the fighting started FORD QUALITY IS TH ER E. . . SO WE DO NOT HESITATE^ view Friday night with CBS News When Rather asked Marcos if he announce a campaign of non­ TO M AKE THIS GREAT OFFER. 1985 CADILLAC ^ National Assembly count. Aquino marched past the camp of after the marchers taunted Mar­ 1986 BUICK ELECTRA cos’ supporters by calling them anchorman Dan Rather. could "assure the safety of Mrs. violent protest. 4-door sedan, loaded with power: windows, FLEETWCCD BRCUGHAMJ Only 2.5 million ballots were cast Marcos’ backers. 986 FORD RANGER ‘S’ door locks, power seat, passenger rscllner, Full slzed 4.door, tuel-ln|ected V.6. all power I r ■W i C h tita u l visyl b tfK h u i l , A cyS ndtf, nuahaI Ofcrdfhrf pulse wipers, stereo cassette, tilt wheel, equipped, vinyl roof. Too much equipment ^ Plty7SNil4 ISW (■«. lO r wbMltm. to list. No. 6278. ^ S iM i N«. USM. wire wheel covers. Concert Sound speaker system plus other options. No. 6258. CASMfWICC l82M 0O .C « ah «e am artfa B g ll4 O 0O O AMOH«Nfww«ed 1479900 M.S.R.P. *24,580. ^ fiMMCR rtiavB i * 1839 JO. N$al BayfnanU IB43S.30 M.S.R.P. *17,848. TODAY’S HERALD Rain floods West, snow comes East OB«BffB< pa>Mam m n .3 0 II.SAA.PH.IOmentltt. Presidenis’ Days Price Savings 3,000. ^ Presidents' Days Price Savings 1,800. a fire hose” By Roger Petterson to Washington state and into lensky said Friday in Los Angeles. Emergency crews, some using Sales-16,048 Sale 521,580 J The Associated Press Montana. “ It’s rather vigorous .. not all that Charter meeting eet Index In the East, winter storm warn­ normal for our area” boats, worked to evacuate resi­ dents of a mobile home park and One of the strongest storms of ings were issued as far as south as At least two people had died in ______X - The town’s newly appointed 20 pgflM. 2 tgcllons several neighborhoods in Peta­ the season rolled ashore Friday southwestern Virginia and parts of weather-related accidents since 1 9 8 6 Ford M u stang LX Cliarter Revision Commission will luma along the rapidly rising 2-dMr. wMtt wMh ClivcBil doth hiKM w H . 4 cjrNBdv, Itp ttd . 1ft onto the West Coast with torrential North Carolina and schools were mid-week in California. V K ARE M M RE NEED OF TRADU N S hold its first meeting Wednesday A rtv in p Petaluma River north of San CMiroi. tt|M roid wlMiK. p m k m Mond tysltsi. rain causing floods and mudslides, closed in the Ohio Valley. Around San Francisco, U.S. 101, •M t h«#r NNWiUft. stock No. MC904. at 8 p.m. in Lincoln Center, Mayor 0 Francisco in Sonoma County. "The UWPtICt t n U N CaiBAaMwBiNtISM AM«al - ALL PRICES PLUS TAX AND REGISTRATION - plus a threat of heavy snow in the One to 2.5 inches of rain fell the highway leading to the Golden Barbara Weinberg said Friday. n im m lflA H police, fire, public works depart­ AAaacaOtMJMraiMKlwptnHM laM mountains. A separate storm during the night over the coastal Gate Bridge, was closed at the BH— M (t i l l n OftaiadMraial The first meeting will probably be ft ments and anyone else they can get tUIIOI in%A7I..MMa»$ BUICK spread a fresh layer of snow from mountains south of San Francisco Marin-Sonoma county line by devoted largely to the election of rtnnn^rll/M it A their hands on are helping to the Plains into the central and the heaviest rain was still about 5 feet of rapidly flowing S 4 | 3 Q 3 0 officers, determining procedures PntArtiiInmfint 1ft evacuate people," said city spo­ Appalachians. offshore, the National Weather water. An alternate route also was and setting a timetable. Story on F n r.iiii IK 'G u M k Storm warning flags snapped in Service said. closed and residents of Sonoma kesman Pat Bernard. page 3. 1 n m l pAum n, in PONTIAC Wile Motors the wind along the central Califor­ "There’s enough out there to and northern Marin County were The rain and wind also forced R o u t e 66, C o 1unibi;i Rosut, W illi m.int ic, Conti. 423*7746 1 n ttA ry 9 nia coast, with 40 mph wind cover at least five days,” said stranded, said Mike O’Brien of the some schools to close for the day. 6 1ft H ours: Mon.. Turs., I hurs.. I n., H .itn to K pni, W rd N .uii to pm A few flurries OhltiiJ$rtA« reported between the Golden Gate forecaster Thornton Jeffries in San California Highway Patrol. Flood­ S.U H .1111 to S pm A M I IL lU U 'K S HY A I’ POl NTM I N T n p in io n f t Francisco. ing also forced some people from Wind gusted to 80 mph in the A few morning flurries Satur­ and Monterey Bay. Gale warnings p A n n Ia “ It could be one of the most their homes, local police said. southern San Joaquin Valley, with day, then partial clearing by 9 were posted along much of the rest 11-14 significant storms we will have "It’s unbelievable out there," gusts to 80 to 100 mph over ridges in ;aftemoon. Becoming mostly clear p p n rtR of California and Oregon. Winter seen in Southern California this said O’Brien. “ The rain is coming the mountains of Colorado, the ■Saturday night. Increasing cloudi- U R /W n 'IH 7 in storm watches were issued for winter” meteorologist Peter Wi- down like somebody just turned on weather service said. * FtatarlHg SERVKE BEYOND EXPECTATHNI. 'ness Sunday. Details on page 2. Weather------9 inland mountains from California MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb 15. 1986 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb 15. 1986 Charter review W einberg WEATHER seeks aid Today’s forecast begins Thursday on funds Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Snow ending east late Saturday morning. A few flurries west early in the morning. Partial clearing First order of business Bv Alex GIrelll in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 20s to mid 30s. Associate Editor Becoming mostly clear Saturday night. Lows 10 to is eiection of chairman 20. P artly sunny Sunday. Highs in the uppper 20s to Mayor Barbara Weinberg said she will try to arrange a meeting mid 30s. The town’s newly appointed of volunteers, district residents Maine and New Hampshire: Snow ending with Sens. Lowell Weicker and Charter Revision Commission will are charged a lower fire and sewer Christopher Dodd and Rep. Bar Saturday morning, then clearing in the afternoon. hold its first meeting Wednesday tax than their counterparts in Total snow accumulation 2 inches or less north and bara Kennelly in an effort to gain at 8 p.m. in Lincoln Center, Mayor southern Manchester. their support for renewal of the 1 to 3 inches south. Highs near 20 north to near 30 Barbara Weinberg said Friday. The last consolidation attempt federal revenue-sharing program south. P artly cloudy north Saturday night. Weinberg will preside at the ended in 1978 when the state Her decision to approach- the Otherwise mostly clear. Lows 10 above to 5 below meeting until the first order of Supreme Court held that the Town congressional delegates grew oiii north and 0 to 15 above south. Mostly sunny business, the election of a chair­ Charter’s constraints on consolida­ of a luncheon meeting Thursday Sunday. Highs near 20 north to near 30 south. man, has been completed. tion could not be ignored, despite with five other mayors and first Vermont: Partly cloudy Saturday with flurries. the terms of the Home Rule Act. selectmen from the area Those at High 20 to 30. Fair Saturday night. Low 5 below to 15 The first meeting will probably the meeting, held at Massaro's above. Increasing clouds Sunday. Chance of snow be devoted largely to the eiection of The court rejected arguments of West Side in Manchester, were south. High 20s to lower 30s. officers, determining procedures consolidation proponents that the Hartford Mayor Thurman M ilnei: charter and the Home Rule Act and setting a timetable, she said. Herald photo by Kirch South Windsor Mayor John Mit Extended outlook UPl photo The commission must complete its provided alternate means of . chell; Ea.st Hartford Mayor Ro report to the town Board of achieving consolidation and that Motorists will have more to smile about throughout the area have reported that bert McNulty; East Windsor First Extended outlook for New England Monday Today In history Directors by June 2. either could be used. Selectman Robert Watts; and when they fill up at the pump. For the their prices have been falling this past Hebron First Selectman J.Stewaii through Wednesday: The Charter Revision Commis­ Hollywood celebrities marking birthdays today inciude The nine-member commission, week, and they expect the trend to Stockwell. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: sion has the right to consider other first time in a long while, gas prices have which has five Democrats and four If the federal revenue-sharing Chance of rain or snow Monday. Clearing Tuesday. Jim Backus, Harvey Korman and (above) Jane Seymour. charter questions and the Republi­ fallen below $1. While not all stations are continue. Republicans, is charged with stud­ program is allowed to expire at the Chance of rain and snow Wednesday. Highs in the can Party has indicated it will The British actress is 35. ying charter provisions on consoli- selling gas for 99 cents, stations end of September, as it would Connecticut forecast: A few morning flurries Saturday, then partial 30s and lows in the 20s. press to have some others .dation of the Eighth Utilities under current authorization. Man New Hampshire: Fair Monday. Chance of snow considered. clearing by afternoon. Breezy with the high around 30. Becoming mostly District and the town. Chester stands to lose about Tuesday. Chance of snow north and snow or rain Under the law, the commission clear Saturday night. Colder with lows 10 to 15. Increasing cloudiness Democratic members of the $903,000 a year it has been using t< south Wednesday. Highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s. roust hold two public hearings, one Mideast bickering speiis Sunday. Highs 30 to 35. Today’s weather picture was drawn by John commission are former Superior defray local tax costs Lows 0 to 10 above Monday, rising to the upper Almanac . before it considers any matter of Court Judge Jay Rubinow, former That would amount to about l 2 Doyle. 10, of Center Street, a fourth-grader at St. James School. single numbers to mid teens south Wednesday. substance and one when it is town Director Eleanor Coltman. mills based on the current Grand 260 crewmen and leading to a U.S. prepared to make a Maine: Fair Monday. Fair north and chance of Today is Saturday, Feb. 15, the former Board of Education Chair­ List. Weinberg said Thursday recommendation. for motorists at gasoiine pumps snow south Tuesday. Chance of snow north and 46th day of 1986 with 319 to follow. declaration of war against Spain. man John Yavis, Democratic Organizations of municipal offi In 1933, President-elect Franklin The Town Charter provides that snow or mixed precipitation south Wednesday. The moon is approaching its first Town Committee Vice Chairman compete with the guy.” money into the door to pay off his cials have been mobilizing s u p p m i D. Roosevelt narrowly escaped consolidation cannot take place Bv John F. Kirch Highs in the teens to lower 20s north and mid 20s to quarter. Amy Burns and Beldon Shaffer, Thibodeau’s regular gas sells at rent.” for renewal of the program. assassination in Miami when a without a separate and favorable Herald Reporter lower 30s south. Lows from near 5 north to mid The morning stars are Mars and executive director of the Institute $1.11 for self service and $1.27 for Shuck just opened his Texaco Weinberg said that many vote within the district, an inde­ teens south. Saturn. fanatic fired several bullets at of Public Service. full service, while his unleaded station last Saturday, which could members of Congress, including BOSTON pendent utilities district that pro­ While leaders of the Middle Vermont: Chance of some snow each day. The evening stars are Mercury, him, fatally wounding Chicago price is set at $1.20 for self service be one reason why his regular gas Weicker, Dodd and Kennelly. arc vides sewer service and fire Republican members are Eastern oil-producing nation.' Seasonable. Highs in the upper mid 20s to mid 30s. Venus and Jupiter. Mayor Anton Cermak instead. and $1.40 for full service. sells at less than a dollar, some uncommitted on the question of In 1942, the British bastion of protection to most of northern former Supreme Court Justice argue over the price of crude oil 5 5 Lows 10 to 15. Those born on this date are under “ You have to take each individ­ station owners said revenue sharing, although NEW YORK Manchester. Charles S. House. State Central leaving their ports for the United the sign of Aquarius. They include Singapore surrendered to the ual dealer,” said Wesley Purks Drivers who dropped by Shuck's Weicker has co-sponsored a Senate The Democratic Party wants the Committeeman Nathan Agosti- States. Manchester residents are Italian astronomer and physicist Japanese army in World War II. owner of Silver Lane Shell on station didn't seem to care whether bill that would extend genera! Across the nation nelli, former town Director Vivian likely to see a decrease in the price Galileo Galilei in 1564; jeweler In 1982, the oil-drilling rig Ocean commission to study removing Spencer Street. “ If he's selling for the owners were making a profit or revenue sharing for five years. Ranger capsized and sank in a from the charter the provisions Ferguson, and former Slate Cen­ at the pump. A wet. windy storm rolled on the West Coast and Charles Tiffany in 1812; feminist 99 cents he’s trying to create not. Those interviewed said they President Reagan has called fur that give the district a separate tral Committeeman Wallace Irish So say local gas station owners pioneer Susan B. Anthony in 1820; storm off Newfoundland, killing all tra ffic " were just happy to get gas at 99 the end of revenue sharing on Sept caused flooding Friday in parts of California. and a Jr. who have already dropped the philosopher and mathematician 84 people aboard. vote. If those provisions were Purks’ gas sells at $1.10 for cents or $1,09 a gallon. 30. second storm spread snow across the Ohio Valley eliminated, the issue of consolida­ The consolidation question will price of gas as their shipments Alfred North Whitehead in 1861; In 1985, the International Chess self-service regular and $1.18 for " I t ’s nice to see. I'll tell you Weinberg said that in Kennelly s and into the Appalachians. Federation stopped a record five- tion could be subjected to a come up at another meeting next come in cheaper and cheaper. Gale warnings were posted along the northern actor John Barrymore in 1882; “ It has dropped quite a bit the self-service unleaded. that,” said Tolland resident Jim First Congressional District, is comic actors Jim Backus in 1913 month world championship and townwide vote under the state’s week. The agenda for the meeting Ferris, who drives by the station communities receive $10,347 of'S and central Pacific Coast, with wind warnings over last few weeks.” said Jodi Semer- Both Thibodeau and Purks said H IG H EST' (age 73) and Harvey Korman in declared a draw between cham­ Home Rule Act. of directors of the Eighth District gas prices will continue to fall and everyday after work. annually. Throughout the state the northern and central California coast, the Democratic leaders have sought Tuesday includes a discussion of zakis. one of the owners of an A-1 TEMPERATURES 1927 (age 59); astronaut Roger pion Anatoly Karpov and chal­ could get close to a dollar a gallon “ I was ready to buy," said Dan she said, the amount is $55,372. tot' Sierra Nevada and part of northwestern Nevada. lenger Gary Kasparov, saying the consolidation for years, arguing consolidation. The district direc­ Station on Route 44 in Bolton. •.MIAMI Chaffee, killed in a fire on the Semerzais’ gas dropped 4 cents in one or two months. But they said Petrozza. an East Hartford resi­ annually. Gusts reached 80 mph in California’s southern ground during a 1967 simulated match had become a test of that the town now subsidizes tors meet at 7 p.m. in the district dent. “ It’s what the economy this week to $1.12 for self-service it’s now hard to believe that any Weinberg said she and other San Joaquin Valley, and wind warnings also were Apollo-1 flight, in 1935; and actress endurance not skill. district operations. Because the firehouse at Hilliard and Main needed, for gas prices to go below a LeOEND- regular and $1.18 for unleaded, she station could go below a dollar and chief elected officials from Coti posted over the mountains of Colorado, where Jane Seymour in 1951 (age 35). district fire department is made up streets. d ollar" said. still make a profit. necticut towns and cities want gusts reached 80 to 100 mph at ridgetop level. A thought for the day: Phili- “ At $1.11 it’s actually costing me The main reason for gas prices “ They’ll be going down 5 to 6 let the state's congressional dele iNAM Snow extended from the southwestern third of On this date in history: sopher Alfred North Whitehead dropping, owners said, was the cents today.” Cliff Gerich. owner four-tenths a gallon.” Thibodeau gation know how important federal Montana across eastern Washington, and was In 1898, the U.S. battleship Maine said, “ A clash of doctrines is not a Conservation unit suggests feud brewing in the Middle East. of Gerich’s service station on said. revenue shoring is in reducing the SHOWERS^ FLOW scattered over the mountains of the Pacific states. exploded in Havana harbor, killing disaster — it is an opportunity.” Oil-producing nations can’t agree Tolland Turnpike, said Wednes­ Making money on regular gaso­ tax burden on their communities UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Rain spread from southwestern Washington permits to cut Finiey wood day. He prices ranged from $1.25 a line doesn't seem to be the goal for on how much gasoline to produce across western Oregon, northwestern California gallon for full-service regular to Shuck Texaco on Route 30. where or at what price. Prices by the Weinberg said the revenue and the northern two thirds of the California coast. self-service regular gas costs 99 barrel have dropped almost 50 The Conservation Commission watershed areas. The trees are $1.33 for unleaded before the sharing program is one of the most cents a gallon and unleaded costs percent since December, Shuck National forecast Lottery has suggested that the town allow supposed to be sold and new ones decrease. efficient in the federal goveri. said. Air quality report ' residents to obtain woodcutting planted. At least two stations — one a $1.09. ment. She said it has an adminis Warren Shuck, the owner of Still other owners said that the Snow is forecast today for portions of the north Atlantic Coast, permits for the fallen lumber on However, residents of the Finley Texaco outlet in Manchester and trative staff of only 100 and just HARTFORD — The state Department of Shuck Petroleum Co. of Glaston­ demand for gas ft low because northern Intermountain and northern Plains regions. Rain andshowers other numbers drawn Friday reservoir land along Finley Street. Street area have complained that the other a Mobil station in South one-tenth of 1 percent of the total F Connecticut daily smaller cars are getting better gas Environmental Protection reported that the air “ It would be excellent firewood the town has left the fallen trees Windsor — have reduced prices to bury, which operates 15 gas cost of the program is devoted t< in N ew England; stations in Connecticut, doesn't mileage. are predicted for portions of the north, middle and south Pacific Coast quality was good except in New Haven where it was and would take care of the whole and limbs and has not bothered to less than a dollar a gallon for administrative costs. Friday: 194 Massachusetts daily; 6673. hide the fact that his company is Although they are not sure and northern and central Intermountain regions. Elsewhere the fair on Friday and was expected to be good during problem very rapidly,” said Chair­ clean up the area. They have said regular gasoline. Rhode Island daily: 6209. whether they will go below a Local elected officials will have the weekend. Play Four: 6330 man Arthur Glaeser, who pro- the fallen lumber is an eyesore The Texaco station, located on not making a profit at 99 cents a weather will be fair. Tri-state daily (Maine, New dollar, station owners said that to move fast, Weinberg said. The . posed the idea at the commission’s from the street. Route 30 near the South Windsor gallon. But, he said Wednesday, Weekly Lotto; Hampshire and Vermont): 702, within the next month or two, Government Operations Commit regular meeting on Thursday. ” A Town Director Stephen Cassano town line, seems to have drawn a profits can be made with sales of 9310. Manchester residents are likely to tee in the House of Representat i ves 2-4-10-15-21-30 lot of people would get firewood said iast week he was told by town lot of attention from other gas unleaded and super unleaded. Meanwhile, other owners tried to see a significant decrease at the and the Finance Committee in the and the town would get their land officials that no more clearing is station owners in the area. guess why Shuck's gas was so low pump. Senate have until Feb. 25 to makf cleaned.” intended to be done. “ I don’t like the idea of it,” said E As for Shuck, he said his price their suggestions to the budget The lumber was cut as part of the Town Manager Robert Weiss has Don Thibodeau, the owner of Don’s “ He’s trying to draw business." will remain low as long as the committees of their respective Missing chiidren water department’s ongoing fore­ said the town has not yet com­ Texaco Service Station on Talcot- Gerich said. "That’s why he’s PEOPLE chambers. shipment prices are low. stry management program in pleted its work. tville Road in Vernon. “ I can't selling it so low. He’s got to get British intelligence agent out to stop the NAME: BRANDYPENRY Jerry’s choice smuggling of a Soviet nuclear device into D A T E MISSING : 12-25-83 England. FROM: TOPEKA,KANSAS Jerry Hall got her wish — guitarist Stevie Caine is a Los Angeles resident, but he said DOB: 05-01-76 Valentine’s Day clinip boosts Ray Vaughan will be the musical guest when he hopes to return to Britain to live in a year RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE she and Mick Jagger host “ Saturday Night or two. EYES: HAZEL L iv e ” this week. But the appearance meant H E IG H T: 4’ Vaughan had to do a lot of flying and schedule awareness of heart disease WEIGHT: 52LBS. PRESIDENTS' juggling to make the show. The Grammy- Down on the farm HAIR: BROWN winning bluesman and his band, Double and personality traits. Dan Rather and a couple of dozen other TV Bv Susan Vaughn Trouble, are in the midst of a four-night stand “ Some of these we can do something about if we news people will travel to farm country to Herald Reporter in Detroit with his brother, Jim m ie, and his LASTSEEN: In a pizza parlor modify our lifestyle.” Grady said. BIRTHDAY give the nation’s agriculture crisis an withhersister. Misty. Mr. and band. The Fabulous Thunderbirds. The A bright, red-lettered sign on the wall of the Controlling diabetes was stressed at the open house in-depth look, a CBS News official said. Vaughans and Double Trouble will have to Mrs. Richard Hansen have Misty Cardiology Department at Manchester Memorial because of the many other problems that can result “The CBS Evening News With Dan make two trips to New York for “ Saturday and hersister. The Hansens used Hospital says, “ Heart Disease is the Number 1 from it, such as poor circulation and heart disease. Rather” will originate from San Antonio, Night” rehearsal and the show, as well as to babysit the children. Warrants Killer.” Grady said. MEN'S: Texas, and Sioux Falls, S.D,, the last week of postpone their Saturday Detroit concert. But are on file for the Hansens. Cancer is number two and diabetes is number three, Diet was chosen as one of the focuses of the open February, • Lane Venardos, executive pro­ they were willing to do it when Jagger and the sign says. house because it can be very confusing, Grady said. SPORT SHIRTS...... *5“ For example, while most people think they should Hall requested them to. “ We usually like to ducer of the program, said Thursday. Judging by the number of people who attended an avoid sweets completely, Grady said the food samples ask our guest hosts if there’s anyone special “ I think the story of the American family open house at the cardiology unit Friday, a lot of FASHION DENIMS...... MO»“ and recipes offerrt Friday showed that sweets are all they’d like for a musical guest,” said Michele farm is m aybe the biggest ... or one of the people are aware of the statistics. right in moderation. Galfas, the music coordinator for “ Saturday biggest domestic issues that will confront At one point in the morning, the line of people SWEATERS...... MO&M5 Night. ” “ When I asked Jerry, her first choice this nation this year,” he said. r 1 waiting for a computerized nutritional analysis went “ Notice that the portions are small,” she said. NAME: MISTYPENRY was Stevie Ray. They’re good friends. She out the door of the small room where the computer People cringed as they handed in their nutritional LEVI CORDUROY JACKETS...... ‘30”° D A T E MISSING: 12-25-83 ■ was set up. said she just loves Stevie Ray.” analyses after telling one of the hospital’s dietitians Other opportunities FROM: TOPEKA. KANSAS - In the corridor, people munched on brownies and what they had eaten the day before. As Mary Ellen DOB: 12-24-79 I cookies low in fat and sodium. Others rode an exercise Campbell, chief clinical dietitian, ran the list of foods LADIES: Tune on the way Saying he is “ interested in exploring other RACE/SEX: WHITE/FEMALE . bicycle, had their blood pressure taken or nearly through the computer, she told the participants LIBERACE opportunities.” Edward M. Joyce has EYES: BROWN ' dozed off to a relaxation tape. whether they had consumed too much salt or fat, or Tommy ’Tune’s acting, direction and Bev Grady, cardiac rehabilitation coordinator for FLANNEL & KNIT SHIRTS...... wild about soap resigned from CBS, which had ousted him as H E IG H T: 3’ whether their cholesterol intake was above or below choreography egmed “ My One and Only” : the hospital, said she decided to have more activity for news president two months ago. WEIGHT: 36LBS. recommended levels. three of the seven nominations it took to lead Joyce, 53, had been senior vice president of ' this year’s annual Valentine’s Day open house. The One of the people who filled out a nutritional FASHION DENIMS...... ‘ 10““ HAIR: BROWN all stage productions in the 17th annual Los LIberace soaps dally CBS Worldwide Enterprises since his event drew many hospital employees as well as analysis was Warren Prelesnik. the hospital’s Angeles Drama Critics Circle awards. removal from the CBS News president post : visitors. executive director, He told dietitian Nancy Driscoll SWEATERS...... MO 4*15 LASTSEEN: In a pizza parlor The open house, which was designed toajlow people Tune was nominated for performance in a Dec. 5. that he already knew his cholesterol level was high. Things come to a standstill for LIberace with her sister. Brandy. Mr. and to assess their risk of heart disease, ze ro ^ in on the leading role, and shared nominations for He had joined CBS in 1954 and became LEE & CHIC CORDS...... M 5 “ between the hours of 2 p.m and 3 p.m. “ No • top factors — smoking, hypertension and blood “ My doctor and I are working on it,” he said. “ I ’m direction and choreography with ’Thommie news president in 1983. The job in Worldwide Mrs. Richard Hansen have Misty one’s allowed to disturb me when I’m '. cholesterol levels, Grady said. Videotapes showed the probably on a better diet than 80 percent of the males Walsh, and hersister.TheHansens used "MEMBERS ONLY” JACKETS...... watching ’Another World,” ’ he said. Libe- Enterprises involved selling CBS-produced .. hazards of smoking, while relaxation tapes focused on in the country so I Ain’t cut much more and I can't lose “ My One and Only,” a revival of a 1927 tobabysitthechildren. Warrants race not only watches but also performs on material to overseas markets. hypertension. Cholesterol count was measured any more weight.” George Gershwin musical, was also nomi­ areon file forthe Hansens. the soap opera. He will be making his second In a letter to Gene Jankowski, president of ■ through the nutritional analysis. Prelesnik said he has concluded his problem is KIDS: nated for distinguished production, scenic ■’Another World” appearance next week the CBS Broadcast Group, Joyce said: “ At Other risk factors listed on the wall included probably hereditary, but he turned in his analysis to design and musical direction. during a wedding of one of his favorite this stage of my life. I am interested in Any Information? Call 1-800-843-5678 diabetes, obesity, inactive lifestyle, gender, heredity Campbell anyway. TOPS...... ‘5“ In all, the critics’ group Wednesday characters. “ I’m going to play a couple of exploring other opportunities in areas that announced 81 nominations for 29 productions songs,” he said. “ I’m going to get everybody offer new challenges since these could not be BOTTOMS...... *7“ last year. The awards will be announced and to sing ‘Let Me Call You Sweetheart’ and pursued while I am employed at CBS.” presented April 7 at a dinner at the Valentines say marriage only way ■You Made M e Love You.’ ” The Valentine FINAL MARKDOWNS IN EVERY DEPT. Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. season brings on a lot of soap-opera Manchester Herald couple to take advantage of the tion of gifts from Windsor busi­ weddings. Over at “ Days of Our Lives,” WINDSOR (U P l) - A bubbling Senator recovering offer this year, but town workers nesses, including a free dinner at —ALL SALES FINAL— there will be a double-wedding, the first in 67-year-old widow and widower who are the town’s Valentine’s Day who watched the festivities said the Windsor House, a bottle of Claus In review the 20-year history of the show. “ What better Sen. J. James Exon was in good condition USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 116 couple received their free mar­ their happiness more than made champagne, and a corsage for the No Adjustments On Prior Sales. tim e to celebrate such an occasion than after eye surgery to repair a detached retina Suggsatad carriar rataa ara $1.50 Claus von Bulow is becoming a literary Publlihod dally axcapt Sunday riage license Friday, celebrating up for the unusually slow business. bride-to-be. Valentine’s Day,” said supervising execu­ and should recover fully in a week, his and cartain holidays by ths Man- only about the administration’s motives, but about the on identical arguments: that the utility increased costs from last year. These are costs specialize in NOWI Department of Interior’s plans for renovating the Statue of thqt we are going to incur year after year after company should receive a lower return on starters and lEich Hour -10.11.12.1.2. 3 Liberty and Ellis Island.” Gejdenson said in a letter to Rep. equity, that ratepayers ought to benefit from year into the year 2025 wheq. the plant is Special Bruce F . Vento, D -M inn., chairman of the Interior national parks falling oil prices, and that the cost of the $3.8 eventually retired.” alternators, but can Appointments have priority. subcommittee that has jurisdiction over the matter. billion Millstone 3 should be reflected in Meehan, an O’Neill appointee, said it was 6 Sessions Reg. *5 Haircuts — Gejdenson serves on Vento’s subcommittee. customers’ bills more gradually than the “very appropriate for every public official in service all your " I urge you to schedule hearings that will allow the committee company recommends. the state to be concerned about this rate needs. 643-1442 »2.22 to fully investigate this matter,” said Gejdenson. The $30 million difference in recommenda­ increase. It’ a question that’s going to affect the Ml Day Saturday 2/15 tions for revenue rollbacks rests mainly on the economic development and the well-being of Walk-In Only period over which the utility could recover the JAMES MEEHAN Connecticut citizens for many, ntiany years.” Steve Moorhouse. Mike Oumond, Kenny Brithwalte, Art cost of building Millstone 3 — six years under . . consumer counsel Darcy said the conclusions of his division are Pierce. Ken Bralthwalte. Julio Centeno in the Mayor’s brother faces jail term Darcy’s proposal and eight years under “ conservative and based on a turnaround in the HARTFORD — Gary Milner, the brother of Hartford Mayor Meehan’s plan. CL&Pis asking fora three-year the proper place to discuss the rate increase is economy.” Meehan said he was confident the DPUC -g ’K -B -g 311 b r o a d ST., MANCHESTER 643.8844 MANCHESTER MALL sn Mam Street Thirm an L. Milner, faces a mandatory one-year jail sentence recovery period. at the DPUC hearings. ^ ^ (B#hlnd(BAhInd Economy Economy OH OH ChAf>g«) ChAngo) would approve no rate increase in May because outomotiv# ...... — ■ Offer Expires. Feb. 04.28 after pleading guilty to a charge of carrying a pistol without a A typical residential customer using 500 ” We really have to see what they are talking Mastercard & Visa Accepted kilowatt hours of electricity a month would pay about.” he said. "Everything seems to be “ most commissisons around the country have permit. $6,27 or 12.5 percent more a month under the straying from the proper forum for a discussion reduced dramatically the (returns on equity)... Milner, 53, also pleaded guilty on Thursday to interfering with Mon.-FrI. 8-5 IT PAY TO RAP new rates being sought by CL&P. on this.’’ down to the low 13 percent range.” In S utfnM * a police officer. He faces a maximum penalty of six years in Emmanuel Forde, a spokesman for Nor­ Former Congressman Toby Moffett, who is The company presently is authorized to earn Sat. 9-1 CompMt Lln of New RtbuUt Sine* 1969 Auto Body 5 prison when he is sentenced on March 20. theast Utilities, parent company of CL&P, said challenging O’Neill for the Democratic guber­ 15.9 percent return on equity. 0 5 The state earlier agreed to drop other charges against Milner o o Foreign A Dom0$He that included assault on a police officer, breach of peace and & Collision Works second-degree assault. Milner pleaded guilty less than a month • Brakes AUTO ELECTRIC Fortlgn A Domeetle — All malraa A modele ■ J ~ I PAP AUTO PARTS after Judge Michael A Mack denied his request for accelerated • Cooling Systems Allen Test Analyzed FREE Estimates • FREE Courtesy Cars ■ 307 E. Center St., Manchester rehabilitation. 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F Deferred marriages unlikely llimekR /iGRinsllj Angelic Nursing & Home Care OVER 4 5 N EW H A V E N — If a college-educated woman isn’t married by Ten state agencies exceed budgets COMPANY * MANCHESTER YEARS the age of 30 she has little chance of ever being married, A Full S t m it t f/perInf A id Center Services, Registry Inc. according to a recently completed study by a Yale University 63 East Center Street, Manchester CT EXPERIENCE tween southwestern Connecticut Motor Vehicles budget, state professor. Bv AAark A. Dupuis draw up a bill to provide the money and New York City. budget chief Anthony V. Milano Free Hearing Test (203) 647-1956 MEMORIAL CO. Women appear to be sacrificing marriage for their careers and United Press International needed by the agencies. While the 10 agencies are seek­ The D O T is asking for $8.7 told lawmakers in a letter. CALL 649-5807 educations, according to Neil Bennett, an assistant professor of Opp. East Cemetery ing deficiency appropriations, million to pay costs dating back to sociology and co-author of the yet unpublished study. . HARTFORD — Ten state agen­ Milano said two state agencies 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD Local Registry offers quality care... E cies expect to overspend their other agencies are running large the Jan. 1,1983, effective date of an HARRISON STREET ” As they defer marriage it becomes less and less likely, also are seeking additional funds to (ROUTE B3| Lower cost to patients... budgets by a total of more than lapses — money allocated but not arbitrator’s ruling that increased make up for inadequate federal QUALITY MEMORIALS MANCHESTER whether by choice or involuntarily, that they will ever marry. $21.5 million because of unex­ expected to be spent — in their Connecticut’s share of the operat­ VERNON, CONNECTICUT RN’s, LPN's, Companions, Homemakers, The marriage market may unfortunately be falling out from funding to help needy state resi­ pected costs ranging from state budgets, said Rep. Janet Polinsky, ing deficit of Metro-North’s New dents pay their winter heating them,” he said. 871-1118 Personal Aids... police overtime to higher railroad D-Waterford. Haven line. bills. subsidies. Polinsky. the ranking House The state Department of Public Strike averted at nursing home The agencies have submitted Democrat on the budget-writing Safety is requesting $3.44 million, A total of $6 million is included in deficiency budget requests to state committee, said the $21.5 million including $2.5 million for state the deficiency package to pay for energy assistance, picking up New England Country Woodworking, Inc. Selling? Buying? Building? W INDSOR — The 180 newly-unionized employees of the budget officials for the unexpected bottom line on this year’s defi­ police overtime during Hurricane where the federal funds have left Kimberly Hall Nursing Home stayed on the job Friday after costs incurred in their budgets for ciency bill is "fairly small” Gloria, the Pratt & Whitney strike Connecticut the 1985-86 fiscal year which runs compared to other years. and after toll plazas were closed on off, Milano said in his letter to the reaching a contract settlement three hours before a strike Appropriations Committee. Harris Hardwoods MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. deadline. through June 30. The largest allocation sought the Connecticut Turnpike. Travel Services The one-year pact covering members of the New England The Legislature’s Appropria­ this year would go to the Depart­ High overtime costs and the cost In one case, an agency is asking 260 Tolland Turnpike of part-time employees also was REALTORS Health Care Employees Union. District 1199, was reached about tions Committee, which develops a ment of Transportation for higher for permission to spend more cited as the reason for a $300,000 Manchester. C T 06040 Manchester Parkade 3 a.m. following 12 hours of talks which began Thursday deficiency spending bill annually, costs of operating Metro-North money in order to make more EXPERIENCE... KNOWLEDGE... TRUST... trains that carry commuters be­ deficiency in the Department of money for the state. (203) 649-4663 afternoon. voted without debate Thursday to FOR OVER 15 YEARS... Manchester, CT 647-1666 "It was a good settlement. The workers feel very good about Commerical 6 Raaldontlal CALL HOURS: Mon.-FrI. 9-6. it.” said union Vice President Kevin Doyle. a$3 Mala SL (Inilde DAL Store. Lower Laval) Thura. ’til 9. Sat. 10-4 " I think that the important thing for us is this contract provides Woodworking A Suppllar Maachaator 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 significant progress for the workers at Kimberly Hall in the P&W machinists vote to consoiidate areas of wages and job security and union rights, and it gives us something to build on in future contracts,” Doyle said. EAST HARTFORD - In an "We should have done this 20, 25 effect, George Almeida, interna­ that such a change by the Machi­ EVERYTHING IN GLASS The contract was the first for the employees since they voted to effort to avoid the confusion many years ago,” George J. Poulin, tional representative for the Mach­ nists would not affect the relation­ "WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" unionize in November. employees felt undermined a re­ general vice president of the inists. said. ship between company and union cent strike, delegates from Pratt& union’s Washin^on-based interna­ A U TC spokesman said Friday bargaining units. Ziebart Whitney’s Machinists’ union have tional said. “ A consolidated strike Energy Conservation Services ■uftarMflng CaafMiiiy voted unanimously to pursue con­ vote would allow us to avoid the I. A. WHITE GLASS CO., ■« Judge favors state in bridge case solidating any future strike votes confusion that has prevailed in the Professionally Trained Technicians Vernon Industrial Place at its four locals. past and especially last time.” 649-7322 Z-GUZI Clark Rd., Vernon S TA M FO R D — Lawyers for the state Friday hailed a judge’s If the strike voting had been Union officials decided this week GENERAL OIL OVER 90 YEARS EXPERIENCE wnnoR (Just off Rt. 84, Vernon Exit) ruling that victims of the 1983 Mianus River bridge collapse must to ask James L. Kestell. the lawyer Be somebody. consolidated, rather than effective 31 BI8SELL ST. 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Feb 15, 1986 OPINION U.S./World In Brief I Shuttle was doomed at blastoff of the ship’s engines to counteract Judge halts Kodak instant refunds Bv William Harwood the unbalanced thrust from the United Press International rocket boosters. The last data R O C H ES TER , N .Y . — Eastman Kodak Co., barred last month radioed from the doomed ship by a federal judge from making and selling instant cameras and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, - \ came at 73.044 seconds after The Challenger disaster panel film, has been hit by another court order that puts its refund blastoff. Conservatives told the truth while liberals ignored it wrapped up whirlwind briefings at program for the obsolete cameras on hold. External the shuttle launch site Friday, The timing coincides with the Judge David J. Shields of the Circuit Court of Cook County in Right-side Solid critic of The New York Times, remarks that “ it is of it? Are liberalism’s own notoriously defective concentrating on an apparent Fue instant the 14-story booster The recent CBS documentary "The Vanishing Chicago ordered Kodak to stop its refund program until a lawsuit rocket booster malfunction at reached its full operating pressure fitting that the CBS correspondent shouid be Bill spectacles the only ones through which its } Rocket Booster Fam ily — Crisis in Black Am erica" deserves charging Kodak with not offering enough compensation to blastoff that doomed the unsus­ of 1,000 pounds per square inch, a Moyers, who was press secretary for President catastrophic performance can be viewed? Must j instant camera owners can be heard. comment from two separate standpoints; first, for pecting crew, tremendous force that causes the Johnson...This is also prudent. M r. Moyers, a national recognition of the utter folly o' Jim m y j Shields’ injunction was filed Thursday. what it tells us about the problem it addresses; NASA released a detailed chro­ steel cases of the rocket’s four fuel certified liberal, is venturing into an area where Carter’s foreign policies (just to take another j "E.ssentially, what the injunction does is ensure that the court segments to bulge out slightly and second, for the light it sheds on how such W U lia m nology of the fatal launching that conservatives are suspect. George Will, reporting example) await the advent of his press secretary » will supervise the program,” said Perry M. Berke, the attorney shows a snowballing series of around the stiffer joints that hold information becomes accessible to the public at the story, for example, would be discredited in Jody Powell, on prime time to tell us about it? who filed the lawsuit of behalf of Wiliam and Joyce Sampson of failures and breakdowns in the them together. large. Rusher Chicago. microseconds preceding the ship’s advance.” Previously released footage of Bill Moyers is our guide, and the theme of the IF SO, we may be in for a long wait. destruction as Challenger’s com­ program is what welfare — specifically Aid to puters dutifully monitored the the launch shows a plume of flame NOW , U P T O A P O IN T, Corry here is merely To modify the old saying slightly, I don’t mind "Black puff of spewing from the lower side of the Families with Dependent Children — has done to Jury to get sailor’s case Tuesday shuttle’s demise. stating the obvious: A point conceded by someone the reformed prostitute joining the church, b u ti right-side booster moments before the black family structure in America. Briefly, Photographs released by NASA smoke" seen with an interest in defending it is more do strenuously object to the proposition that we N E W P O R T, R.I. — A guard at a Navy brig testified Friday the shuttle’s /uel tank exploded, A F D C provides a monthly government check for Thursday show a puff of black conclusively dead than if it were simply assailed can’t, start the service until she shows up to lead that a sailor who was held there after killing an officer at sea around time of killing the ship’s seven-member every woman with minor children, provided the mothers who are trying futilely to cope with this smoke swirling around the side of by some passing volunteer. That is why, at the choir and preach the sermon. attacked him and tried to flee, countering character witnesses Shuttle' crew. father isn’t around to support them. The size of lilie national catastrophe. He also interviews, non- Challenger’s right-hand booster rocket ignition. common law, an “ admission against interest” is a who said the defendant shunn^ violence. rocket .445 seconds after ignition Orbiter check depends on the number of children. judgmentally, a couple of the fathers — pleasant, There are a good many chastened liberals NASA investigators said they do recognized exception to the rule against hearsay. Legal wrangling, meanwhile, delayed until Tuesday the start that may have indicated a fatal Seldom has there been a more graphic attractive young men who deserve the title "baby- around these days, and I welcome their insights not yet know what caused the of deliberations by the court-martial panel on whether to breakdown that led to the loss of accident, but attention has focused demonstration of Jack Kemp's dictum that "When makers." (One has had at least six illegitimate But Corry not only emphasizes Moyers’ into what went wrong with their unquestionably sentence Petty Officer Mitchell T . Garraway Jr. to life the ship and the death of its crew 73 on rubber seals that may not have children by various women.) credibility as a critic of our welfare system; he well-intentioned policies. But they and their you subsidize a thing you get more of it ” Today, imprisonment or death. seconds later. operated properly in the booster goes on to add (quite rightly) that George Will qr approximately half of all black families in The net effect of the program is to focus pubifc longtime allies in the media are. to be frank s ^ tit Garraway “jumped me from behind ... and put his left arm William Rogers, former Secre­ joints, allowing hot gas and flame America are headed by a single parent, almost attention, almost for the first time as far as another conservative "would be discredited in it, in no position to "discredit” conservatives in- around my neck,’’ Petty Officer 2nd Class Jeffrey McCra tary of State and chairman of the to rip through the side of the invariably female. The effect of this on the television is concerned, on a national scandal of advance ” if he tried to make the same point And advance.” testified over heated defense objections. “ He said, ’I got you blue-ribbon panel, said the com­ rocket, apparently sparking the children — especially the male children — can be frightening dimensions. that strikes me as infinitely sad and not a little now.’” mission was paying special atten­ Conservaties are the ones who saw disaster fuel tank explosion. This, of course, is all to the good. But I was annoying. McCra, who was a guard in a Navy brig where Garraway was tion to how cold weather on launch The origin of the smoke seen in imagined. coming and warned against it, and their words arfc struck by a comment in John Corry’s enthusiastic Must correction of every blunder ever made by being held, was the N avy’s rebuttal to more than a dozen day — 38 degrees — may have the launch photos released Thurs­ entitled to more respect, not less, on that account. affected the operation of crucial ■ ';P1 M O YE R S P U TS ON S C R E E N some of the review of the documentary. Corry. who is the T V Amorion'c hiicv titierais await their own discovery character witnesses who portrayed Garraway as a man who day cannot be seen but the cloud is abhorred violence. rubber seals in the rocket, which thickest well above the joint have a known history of problems. between the lower two propellant “ I would say that the general segments that has been the subject U.S. lifts warning on Haiti trips areas of interest are the ones you of intense scrutiny because of Hanoi may be source; are familiar with, particularly the NASA documents that show a W ASHIN GTO N — The State Department on Friday lifted its area as shown in the pictures recommendation against travel to Haiti and resumed history of problems with the dealing with the right solid fuel crucial joint seals. emergency food aid shipments halted during the fighting that led of Ky mob allegation^ booster rocket,” he told a news The pictures could indicate the to the fall of Haitian President Jean-Claude “ Baby Doc” conference at the Kennedy Space DPI Graphic results of a possible defect in the NAVY Duvalier. Center, booster’s steel casing, trouble with WASHING­ After rioting against Duvalier’s government broke out in late "We are also looking into into the a factory seam in the case that January, the United States cut off shipments because it saw external tank. And thirdly, we are on a joint between two booster shows the first hint of abnormal TO N — A con­ smoke around the booster came at allowed hot flame and gas from evidence that distribution channels had collapsed. particularly interested in the segments and prevented the tinuing con- .445 seconds after ignition. At burning propellant to escape or 5 5 rubber 0-rings from properly Though it lifted the anti-travel advisory. Friday, the weather conditions and how they t r o V e r s y 60.164 seconds after launch, the problems with the propellant department said Americans still should exercise caution while in may have affected the launch and keeping the rocket’s exhaust surrounds the internal pressure of the right-side itself. Jack Haiti and respect curfews set by the new government. how they may have affected the inside. A seal failure could not be ruled reports that rocket suddenly changed. By then, seals.” Rogers would not comment on out on photographic evidence former South Anderson Aviation Week & Space Technol­ the report and he stressed no a bright flame had been noted from the right-side booster. alone, however, because the con­ Vietnamese Drug suspects kill 17 officers ogy magazine reported that NASA conclusions had been reached. The struction of the joint in question Premier engineers are investigating the panel left for Washington late The chronology shows the shut­ tle’s flight computers operated would seem to force any escaping Nguyen Cao O AXACA, Mexico — A gang of suspected drug traffickers possibility supercold rocket fuel in Friday after a two-day visit. gas or smoke upward. The timeline released Friday wing flaps and moved the nozzles Ky has been seized a village in southern Mexico and tortured and killed 17 Challenger's external tank leaked •ta\K- involved with police officers before being driven out several days later, Vietnamese criminal gangs op­ members learn how to use authorities and witnesses said Friday. “ They cut off some of their tonguei and pulled out the eyes of erating in this country. wepons, how to rob rival ChineJse others. Some showed signs of having been castrated,” Jose MIA task force visits Hanoi for talks gangs’ gambling operatioijs, We reported in the past that Velasco, a photographer for the E l Informador de Oaxaca how to extort money from local issue. law enforcement officials had newspaper, said in a telephone interview with United Press BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — A leader of the House delegation, Vietnam or not, to how to get them merchants “and other crime?,” out,” said Rep. William Hendon, U.S. military officials have said fingered K y in a 1979 report as a International, group of congressmen who believe said all the members of his task according to the Justice DepOTt-: force have a "gut feeling” that R-N.C. about 95 reported sightings of leader of underworld activity in Velasco was one of the few outsiders to reach the scene of the some U.S. servicemen remain in ment alert. "In Virginia, police some Americans still remain in The United States lists 1,797 Americans in Vietnam and Laos the Vietnamese community. The massacre, which occurred several days ago in San Baltasar Vietnam almost 11 years after the are under investigation. Most of testified that Vietnamese gangs Chichicapan, 220 miles southeast of Mexico City in Oaxaca state, Vietnam almost 11 years after the Americans as missing in action, or report was based on "ra w ” end of the Vietnam War flew to the sightings are from Indochinese have been responsible for arson, San Baltasar Chichicapan is an isolated village surrounded by Hanoi Friday for talks with top war in Indochina ended. MIA, in Vietnam, and lists more intelligence, but police sources than 2,400 MIA cases throughout refugees. assault, murder and robbery!of mountains, and lies in a region noted for the production of drugs, Vietnamese officials. "Whether they are being held One flew over Indochina. Almost all the service­ said the information came from other Vietnamese nationals.”! In a separate mission, a U.S. against their will or not is some­ Other delegation members in­ particularly marijuana. men are believed dead, but the the cukoo’s sources they trusted. military team was en route Friday thing we would like to determine,” cluded Robert Dornan and David United States is operating on the Ky'has vehemently denied the Since we first reported tlwo. to southern Laos, where it was to said Solomon. Dreir, both R-Calif; Benjamin nest. presumption some may still be charges, and .solid information years ago on the Vietnamese' Reagan aides urge arms reply begin excavation of the site of the Vietnam has repeatedly denied Gilman, R-N.Y.; FrankMcClosky. linking him to specific criminal March 1972 crash of an Air Force it is holding any American prison­ alive. D-Ind.; John Rowland, R-Conn.; gang threat, police havemade!no Vietnam recently began a two- F violations has yet to surface. In WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s top advisers will urge gunship. The plane, n'cknamed ers of war. Robert Smith, R-N.H., and Chris­ F arrests that linked K y directijj to The congressmen said their year program to resolve the MIA fact, one former U.S. intelli­ him to send a positive reply to Soviet leader Mikhail S. "Spectre,” carried a crew of 14. topher Smith. R-N.J. the criminal activity. And qne Gorbachev and propose that U.S. and Soviet intermediate-range study of classified U.S. intelligence issue, which is a major obstacle to Herald wants input from its readers gence expert blamed the allega­ The nine members of the House The lawmakers, who discussed former government intelligence nuclear missiles be reduced to “ very lower numbers,” a senior Subcommittee on Asia and Pacific reports, including "live sightings” the establishment of formal U.S.- tions about Ky on a deliberate expert has seen Hanoi’s hand in by refugees, and private briefings Vietnamese diplomatic relations. bilateral relations with Thai For­ administration official said Friday. Affairs were to spend 30 hours in eign Minister Siddhi Savetsila What is the role of a newspaper in deficiencies in the newspaper’s service to disinformation campaign by the charges against Ky. ! by the Defense Department have The House delegation was ex­ The decision on what to recommend to Reagan was made at an Vietnam before returning to Bang­ before leaving for Hanoi, are the community it serves? That is a the community and how they think the communist infiltrators trying to convinced them American prison­ pected to_ meet senior Hanoi The expert reported to a closed unannounced State Department meeting at which special envoys kok Saturday. The panel had hoped expected to tour the troubled ers of war remain in Vietnam. officials, including Foreign Minis­ question I have been asked many Herald can serve them more effectively discredit K y ’s opposition to the conference of lawmen in Holis- Paul H. Nitze and Edward L. Rowny reported on their to also visit Laos, but Lao officials Thai-Cambodian border on times and is one that should be on the Another program we will start shortly will Hanoi regime. held up approval for a trip. “We are moving from the point ter Nguyen Co Thach, Vietnam’s ton; "Everyone has seen the 1?79 consultations with West European and Asian leaders. leading spokesman on the MIA Sunday. lips of every concerned reader. be the publication of reader surveys that Nevertheless, accusations Rep. Gerald Solomon, R-N.Y., of asking whether they are in E E report linking Nguyen Cao Kjj to Officials from the Pentagon, the National Security Council, the Richard W . The newspaper business is unique in will allow all our readers to tell us how we about K y persist in government organized crime, and most of j(ou State Dpeartment and the U,S, Arms Control and Disarmament the sense that it is given special rights Cosgrove are doing in various news categories that circles. A recent internal Justice know this was based on informa­ Agency participated. by the United States Constitution. The appear with regularity in the Herald. Department strategic assess­ tion received from an informant founding fathers mandated in the Each day we publish, we hope to become ment, obtained by our associates contaminated through his linli to French on alert for Chad move Ex-Haitian minister says he’ll lead First Amendment to the Constitution closer to our readers. We want to provide Corky Johnson and Donald Gold­ the de facto head of the Vietna­ orders and now hold no loyalty to his opponents would be, but he that “ Congress shall make no law” the type of newspaper that will appeal to all berg, identifies K y as a possible mese Communist Party in the PAR IS — French troops in central Africa have been put on GREENWICH (AP) - An exiled ti’s ninth president-for-life. Julme claimed he has the support of about abridging freedom of speech or segments of the community. This will not be crime leader. alert to possibly move into Chad, official French sources said former Haitian interior minister has homes in New York and the family. United States” ; No date has been set for the 7 000 government leaders. He freedom of the press. Given this special At the Herald this year, we will begin a any easy task, nor one we will accomplish Friday. said Friday that he intends to be Florida elections. • could not estimate the number of status under the law, newspapers were also series of programs that will hopefully get overnight, but we will continue to strive for Chad, a former French colony, is battling Libyan-backed president of the poor and crowded For security reasons, he would DATED LAST MARCH 1, the Diplomatic digest say neither what form his work Julme said he had no idea who his supporters. given a responsibility to put something back readers more involved with the newspaper. excellence in giving you the type of report states: “ One individual rebels who already control about half of the country. France sent Caribbean nation and promised One such program will be an Editor’s Flamboyant Charlie Wick, 3,000 soldiers to Chad in August 1983 to halt a rebel offensive agncultural reforms aimed at took nor how he accomplished it. into the communities they serve. newspaper you want. who has been identified as a “I have lots of friends in Haiti,” head of the U.S. Information aimed at the capital N ’Djamena. rebuilding the nation’s economy if Hotline, where time will be set aside Opening more lines of communications major figure with Vietnamese he said, counting among them A newspaper has not only a responsibility periodically to accept phone calls from Agency, has carried his anti­ Defense Minister Paul Quiles, after talks in N ’Djamena he’s elected. between this newspaper and its readers is a organized crime (although he Jean M. Julme served as Haiti’s many members of Tonton Ma- to report the news, but also an obligation to readers who wish to state their views or communist propaganda ce(m- Thursday with Chadian President Hissene Habre, went to the / g l e w w e y X priority with us, and a commitment we take denies it) is Nguyen Cao Ky. K y interior minister from 1965 to 1967 coutes, Duvalier’s private army. speak out on local issues. Most important, Central African Republic to inspect the 1,500 French soldiers complaints about the newspaper and make very seriously. These programs show the lives in Huntington Beach, Calif., paign into the Kremlin itself — and was later arrested three times Julme said many in the Macoutes there, the French Defense Ministry said. however, a newspaper has a responsibility suggestions on how we can improve our newspaper is interested in you and we want and seems at least to be catching for opposing the policies of dicta­ simply followed the Duvaliers’ and operates a liquor store. The France announced Thursday it is stepping up its supply of HOME CENTER to its readers. service. to keep it that way, Vietnamese gangs are also al­ the Soviet leaders’ attention.- tors Francois “ Papa Doc” Duva­ Too many newspapers make the mistake weapons and equipment to Chad. Another program will involve meeting legedly headed by former South At the Geneva summit meet­ lier and his recently deposed son. Special Truckload Sale of assuming what their readers want rather with various community groups to discuss Vietnam Army generals and ing la.st November. Wick ran into Jean Claude. Richard W. Cosgrove is publisher of the Julme said he will return to Haiti than trying to find out from them what they their views about the newspaper. We will officers.” his Soviet counterpart, Leohid Iran’s offensive appears to stall Save 2 5 % and more Manchester Herald. on Sunday for the first time since expect. seek to find out what they consider to be It is not clear whether the Zamyatin, boss of Moscow’s ‘^AWedding^^ A major Iranian offensive against Iraqi positions on the 1975. Once there, he said he would Justice Department conducted “ international information” de­ strategic Shatt al Arab waterway appeared to stall Friday as begin consolidating the support T-H-E O-R-l-G-l-N-A-L its own investigation of K y or partment. Wick reminded Za­ 3 To Remember Washington Window Iraq claimed the recapture of an oil-rich island and U.S. officials that he claimed has had since he simply relied on other sources. myatin that the Soviet offioial starts said Iraq halted an Iranian drive toward Kuwait. became mayor of the tiny Haitian had never replied to a letter Wick town of Gauthier, population 700, in with lovely fashions for: One .source might have been an But Iran claimed its forces had repelled three Iraqi unidentified witness who testi­ sent him in January 1985.! “ I 1946. BiilibleTi]l> wondered if you ever read y^ur counterattacks near the key city of Faw, at the mouth of the Shatt “ All Haitians will welcome me," fied before the President’s Com­ al Arab, as the battle between the Persian Gulf states — who went Brides Mothers of the Bride m ail,” Wick said. Zamyatin. he said. "I am very popular," Two-term limit rouses Reagan’s ire mission on Organized Crime. to war in September 1980 over the waterway — entered a fifth Bridesmaids Flower Girls At least 10 people have declared The witness, who said he had Wick told his staff later, “ gave me a sheepish look and said, their candidacies, according to a Bv Helen Thomas duck’ ’ and is keeping a high profile to defy a president to one six-year term is often been a gang member, named Ky **^’Tehran also charged Iraqi forces “ extensively used chemical .Haitian newspaper. Among them ‘Yes, I know I never answered ISpecial through February 28th that label. He feels he has miles to go before debated. i as a leader of the Vietnamese weapons” in the fighting near Faw , and “ mistakenly” struck are Gregoire Eugene of the Social your letter.’” I Headpiece from stock WASHINGTON — President Reagan has he sleeps. Some 18 states limit the terms of their underworld. He said K y ’s gangs their own troops with deadly chemicals, including mustard gas, Christian Party, the only opposi­ complained on several occasions since he His latest comments on the subject were governors, but not among them California, used criminal activities to raise Last month Wick flew ! to nerve gas and cynanide derivatives. There was no immediate tion party allowed under the '/z price when purchasing was re-elected that he thinks the 22nd made in an interview with The Washington where Reagan served two terms. money for anti-communist Moscow to work with Zamydtin Iraqi response to the allegations. Duvalier regime, and several gown at regular price. Amendment limiting presidents to two Post, specifically when he >vas asked about Roosevelt was the exception, and he did efforts. on the cultural exchange agi!ee- The new fighting, which started Sunday night, sparked calls former government ministers who terms is unfair. Vice President George Bush and Rep. Jack not want to turn over the reins of The witness’ charges were not ment announced at the sumipit. for a cease-fire. broke with Duvalier. Large selection of Prom Gowns He hastens on those occasions to say that Kemp, R-N.Y., already going at it “hammer corroborated. But according to cable traffic Julme claimed he was deported government during World War II even by Jean Claude Duvalier’s regime as advertised in Seventeen. he is not thinking of his own waning and tong” for the Republican presidential though he was a sick man. And it appeared The recent Justice Depart­ seen by our sources, Wick used the opportunity to dish out some in 1975 “because I was too presidency with three more years to go, but nomination in 1988. that members of his family and some ment report charges that Vietna­ Florida video arcade goes topless popular” in speaking out against believes the constitutional bar interferes blunt talk to Zamyatin and!his "See,” he replied, “ that’s what’s wrong administration officials wondered whether mese gangs “ are responsible for FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A video arcade owner intrigued the government’s policies. 3 styles to choose with the democratic right of the people to colleagues on the evil effecti of with having a 22nd amendment. Everybody he would live through his fourth term. He murders, robberies and extor­ by the success of a new topless doughnut shop in town is making While in exile in both Martinique 44 Dppol Road off Rl. 31 Reg. 899.95 Soviet propaganda effoCrts Allow choose their own leaders. automatically, the minute the ’84 election is lasted only a little over a month after his last tions, as well as trafficking in more than a token effort to increase his business. and the United States, Julme said Coventry 742-7494 Standard around the world, ; three Nancy Reagan agrees with her husband over, everybody starts saying, ‘What are we inauguration. marijuana among Asian With Ms. Pac Man in the background, waitresses at the Video he has worked secretly to under­ ProrrMinnal P^rionaliird Allenlion SALE »699” that the amendment restricting a president going to do in ’88. And focusing the spotlight George Washington said two terms was communities.” And the surprising thingis A at Imperial Game Center will shed their shirts Saturday while mine Jean Claude Duvalier, Hai­ Grande Reg. *1395 weeks to two terms is wrong. on it. I think that it’s almost forced on enough, and his successors agreed, and The report said such criminal the Russians apparently relisIlMd serving coffee, doughnuts, beer, wine and sandwiches. SALE *1100 for Clearly, to Reagan the presidency is not anyone if they are interested in that were only too happy to become private activity by Vietnamese gangs Wick’s outspoken, undiplomatic “ We are going to have the most outrageous video arcade you delivery Fiesta Reg. '1600 the “ splendid misery” that Thomas direction. But I don’t know what we can do citizens again. has been detected in 13 states, lectures. Zamyatin gave Wick have ever seen. The only adult arcade in the county, the first in •i^M aR A X D OPENING Jefferson bemoaned or the "loneliest job in to change it.” with most activity reported in the red carpet treatment the world,” said owner Gene Kalish, 42, 6’ Long SALE *1200 the world” as described by many of areas with the largest concentra­ throughout his stay in Moscow. Kalish said he decided to hire topless waitresses after the Reagan’s predecessors. A T T H E SAM E T IM E . Reagan told t he success of R Donuts, a topless doughnut shop that opened last fall Helen Thomas is the While House tions of Vietnamese refugees: DOM'S Unisex Barber Shop One wonders whether the president is interviewers that "no president can ever Southern California. Houston. Under the dome In Fort Lauderdale, We Now Are Stocking chafing at having to leave the White House correspondent for United Press International. • Quality & Service • come out for it with himself in mind. I think New Orleans and Arlington. Va., In addition to Manhattan real that he obviously enjoys. His popularity is Doug. Fir Framing it’s got to be held for whoever’s going to be a suburb of Washington, D.C. estate. President Ferdinand Dorn - Frankie - phenomenally high for a second term “ lame Man burns self at White House the next president. But I do think this, that Other areas identified were Marcos and his wife, Imelda, Formerly of the Parkade Formerly of Supercut Drop Off Your Plans or duck” president. He has a set agenda for the we ought to take a serious look and see if we Pennsylvania and Illinois. may also have invested hpge WASHINGTON — A man set himself on fire on a snowy future and he told a gathering of high school haven’t interfered with the democratic Material List For a Quote. sums of hard currency in'art sidewalk in front of the White House Friday night and was later ^ SPECIALS (Good 2-18 thru 3-18) students last week while celebrating his 75th rights of the people.” fHanrlipatprI l^rral^ THE VIETNAMESE gangs’ works and jewelry in the B ig reported hospitalized with critical bums, birthday that he is so optimistic about the Part of the reason that the Constitution Fountftd In 1M1 “About two minutes after 10, the gentleman walked up to just Senior Citizen Haircutl...... ‘4.50 membership is tiny compared to Apple. Congressional investiga­ future that " I ’m going to stick around for a was amended was the feeling that Reagan’s RICHARD W C O S G R O V E ...... Pubitthtf outside the gate by the White House „., and struck a match. Perms...... ‘20.00 - Senior Citizens ‘18.00 other underworld organizations. tors have been getting tips' on good part of” the 21st century. hero, Franklin D. Roosevelt, had amassed DO U GLA S A BE VIN S ...... ExteutN* Editor Apparently he was already doused with gasoline, and he lit Layer/Feather/Razor ShampooA/Vet Cut W. G. GLENNEY CO. JAM ES P S A C ItS ...... Mani(|ir>g Editor " It is estimated there are about Mrs. Marcos’ visits to art gatler- 336 North Main Street, Manchester, Conn. too much power in serving four terms. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AModBte Editor himself on fire,” said White House spokesman Dale Petroskey, Crew Cuts...... ‘5.00 and Blowdry...... ‘7.50 1,009 members nationwide and ies and jewelry stores. Hundreds WINTI8 HOUIS R E A G A N ALSO is miffed, to say the least, He said the man, who “seemed to have a lot of winter clothing (longer hair ahghlly higher) MONDAY. lUfSOAt WtONESDAT A ftlOAY • 4 Republicans of the era were very much in MARIE E SIEFFERT Advertising DIrtclor/Assoc Publisher that each gang in each city of millions of dollars mayt be on,” against the icy weather, stood outside the fence that 649-5253 YHUtSOAV • le I SATU40AY • le 1 that the American people are already in a favor of the limitation at the time. MARK F. A B R A IT IS ...... Business Msneger functions under a statewide SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Msneger involved. "The woman obviopsly encircles the executive mansion, directly across the lawn from 245 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER • 649-0881 guessing game and speculating on who will If anything, there is a lot of political boss,” the report notes. Hours: Tues, i Wed. 8-5:30 • Thurs. & FrI. 8-8 • Sat. 8-3:30 ROBER T H. H U B B A R D ...... Pressroom Msneger doesn’t know the meaning oHhe the White House front entrance. win the next presidential election. philosophizing in terms of more limitation JEANNE G FROMERTH ...... CIrculstion Msneger But they evidently try harder word ’enough.’” said one jdis- He does not think of himself as a "lam e rather than less since the subject of limiting At secret training camps, gang gusted House staffer. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feh 15. 1986 - L > - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb 15, 1986 HAOAR T H I HOMIIBLI ky Olh BiwnM K A N U T t by ChariM M. Schuii Bumnesa B0NJ0UR,AWN5IEUR... I TM0U6HT YOU MI6MT THE TROOPSHIP'LEVIATHAN' WMAT A P E Y o i) e A T lh te , MOW ARE W FEELIN6 l ik e t o h a / e m e r e a p POCKEP AT BREST WITH BUSINESS UUCKT EPPIE ? TOPAV? I BR0U6HT YOU TO YOU...THE WAR IS f TEN TH0U5ANPMEN ABOARC^- In B rief A NEWSPAPER... s t il l 60IN 6 BAPLY... FOURTH005ANP OF THEM HAP THE FLU.. Fleet mergers receive OK ■vr New issue won’t lower share’s value PROVIDENCE. R.I. - Fleet National Bank’s plans to acquire banks in Maine and Connecticut were given final approval Friday by the Federal QUESTION: I own 1,500 shares of a Ginnie Mae ANSWER: Sorry, but you’re wrong. Under the Reserve Board, the Providence-based bank said. mutual fund, purchased at 115.03 a share. As of today, Securities and Exchange Commission’s "forward The acquisitions of Merrill Bankshares Co., in it is 15.54 a share. The fund has sent proxies to pricing" rule for mutual funds, your purchase for an Bangor, Maine, and First Connecticut Bancorp IRA or any other account had to be made at the next CAPTAIN EA *r - by Crooki A Ci m I* shareholders asking us to vote approval for the Inc., in Hartford, would make Fleet the creation of one billion more shares. They started with Investors’ established price. For most mutual funds, that’s the ' WHAT \9 IT. . ARE THEY third-largest bank in New England. Hi MK.omic; y b a c k ; 100 million shares and claim to be reaching the end of price at the close of the business day on which the J. Terrence Murray, Fleet chairman and thote. They want to continue selling shares. G u ide money is available. president, said he expe^ed the mergers would be Your shares in the Keogh plan were redeemed at the THI PHANTOM by Lm PMk A ly ■any Won't this new issue drive the price of my shares William A. Doyle completed by the end of March. down? Won't it lower the dividend I receive every price then in effect — set at the close of the previous Fleet, with holdings of *7 billion, announced in — TH6 OASIS OFABOUR-DCXIN STOP* month? day. The shares for your IR A were (turchased at the August it planned to acquire Merrill Bankshares ^THE StAVE iWART,,.ANP THE WHAT IS THE close of business on the day your Keogh shares were for $132 million and First Connecticut for *193 ST BAS5W ORP3 ANSWER; Happily, the answer to both your redeemed. . ----- ^ P W I T H ^ ^ million. VJHE Hoooe.y questions Is "no." Shareholders of the three banks approved the ------—.----- All mutual funds stand ready to redeem shares on values ol Ginnie Maes and other fixed-income QUESTION: I ’m a 30-year-old male and have plans in November. They later were approved by any busiifess day for sharejtplders who want to cash securities down — the value of your shares shouldn’t *20.000 in a growth stock mutual fund. I realize there is regulators in Maine and Connecticut. in. Most mutual funds alsd continuously offer new fall. Also, the fund will continue to collect income from some risk there, but I am willing to take it. I wonder if Bank of Boston and Bank of New England are shares for sale. the securities it owns and pass that money along to you I could do better with long-term zero-coupon U.S. the two largest banks in the region. and other shareholders as dividends. Treasury bonds, which steadily grow in value as ^ w n m u m : Your fund started with 100 million authorized shares. As you and otherinvestors bought share.s, the Relax and stop fretting. Your mutual fund plans to interest is compounded. What do you advise? Investors buy brass firm number of issued shares increased and the number of do what just about every other mutual fund has done ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnaon authorized but unissued shares decreased. at one time or another. A n s w e r : No one can tell you, for sure, which of ANSONIA — A group of investors, including those two investments will produce better results. HeCERtMNtyDM&,BUT IN TWS0AML5S YEARS Now, the fund wants authority to create more former company managers and a Canadian- OFAGEISGOTIN'OHUP HISTEAMfAATEa authorized but unissued shares, so that it can continue QUESTION: I rolled gj^r into my individual You would know exactly how much zero-coupon bonds based holding company, has purchased the D U N AROUND retirement account a smSB^eogh retirement plan I would be worth when they mature. Your mutual fund THE LEAGUE. M N C E m j. THERE... CAU H1W"GRAMP6V to do business just as it has in the past. American Brass Co. factories in Ansonia and A mutual fund's per share value is determined by had established while I wasself-employed. Because I shares might do better or worse. Waterbury. am no longer self-employed, I cn make no additional ' BLONDIE by D«an Young A blan Draka adding up all its assets — the securities in which the However, over the long term, the market values of Under the sale completed Thursday, the new fund has inve.sted — and dividing by the number of contributions to the Keogh. The change reduces my company will be known as Ansonia Copper t record-keeping and means I pay one less annual growth stocks and mutual funds holding .such stocks AAMAA... SENO A S A LA M I, WITH THOSE ‘ issued shares outstanding and owned by investors. have out-performed fixed-income investments in the Brass Inc,, company officials said. service fee. PROVOLONE , ANCHOVIES INSHEDlENTS, IT Assuming shareholders vote approval, the fund will past and .should continue to do so in the future. For a Ansonia Copper is owned by Sandbright 4 Co. of AND OLIVE OIL N___ - ^ ALW AYS The Keogh was invested in the same mutual fund as be able to sell more shares for many years into the young person, your mutual fund seems the wiser Toronto, Canada, and a small group of current HAPPENS future. As it receives money from the sale of those my IRA. The fund shares in the Keogh were redeemed managers at the Connecticut plants. Robert thing additional shares, the fund will continue to invest that one day at net asset valueof *27.63. The proceeds were Bradshaw, a partner in Sandbright, has been / money in securities — Government National invested in my IRA the next day at $27.86, resulting in named chief executive officer. fewer shares being credited. I contend, because no With 464 employees and annual sales of about Mortgage Association securities, in the case of your Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can cash was involved, the rollover should have taken *50 million, the Ansonia plant is the nation’s fund. provide answers only through the column. Unless interest rates shoot up — taking the market place on the same date, at the same price. Am I right ? largest producer of specialty copper and alloy rod and wire products. ALLEY OOP - by Dave Graue The tube mill in Waterbury makes large LOOK! BACK THERE A DU ST SADFRY.' DO IF THAT'S THEM WE BETTER FIND diameter copper, brass and copper nickel tube IKl TH ' DIRECnOM CLOUD.' you THINK WHAT IT SOME CCA/ER! and has 49 employees IS,THEY'RE Wholesale prices plunge; analysts upbeat WE CAME FROM! IT'S THOSE L A D Y , M O V IN G 5 WARRIORS? AW FULLY WASHINGTON (AP) — Collapsing world oil prices Workers to be recalled 5 FAST! sent U.S. wholesale prices plunging 0.7 percent in BRIDGEPORT — U.S. Repeating Arms Co. ON THE FAbTRACK bv Bill Holbrook January, their steepest drop in three years, the will begin recalling workers furloughed in Producer Price Total U.S. Business government reported Friday. November after approval of a temporary ^ REAU.VPYSU'Ve FiH/OLY W£W.,IT'5 IT COULDN'T oK‘(h0SOL‘n)&? Manufacturers Hanover Credit Corp. by July 31. Producer Price Index would result in a 7.8 percent The company, which filed for protection from annual drop if the same level were maintained for 12 its creditors on Jan. 16, could i » t meet its payroll Down 0,1% consecutive months. nor pay for current expenses without that infusion THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom In all, the Producer Price Index for finished goods stood at 296.2 in January, meaning that good costings of funds. ^ . USRAC’s plants in New Haven and Hingham, IDOJTUKBTOFLAUMT THCPMAPPLE,! *10 in 1967 would have cost *29.62 last month. On a sour note, coffee costs soared by 17,4 percent in Mass., will bring back about 300 workers on VY LITERARY WOMPER HOW ■ FREUP, Monday, the first day of a phased call-back, V •> ^ / January after a 3.1 percent increase the month before, rSeiwKQF* according to Robert Raddatz, who joined the ' 6UT L 60ESS IT'S MY FREUP WOOLP'' \WHO?. caused by a prolonged drought in Brazil. company as its vice president for finance in late (SRO^ TO BEAR WITH OATE&ORIZE^ The overall wholesale price figure, however, YOU.l declined for the first time since September and January. 'THE£jREAT'UN)WA$HgpV followed a 0.5 percent increase in December. Not MH. MEN" AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreav'ea A Sellers since January 1983 have prices fallen at such a pace. Investment report VibST OMMbutatf by NCA.bK ■ f» SF>EEP THIM tSS “ We are just beginning to scratch the surface on the Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are OF. I'VE PEVISEP 550 good news on inflation," said Robert Oriner, chief as of 3 p.m. Friday. A \Y c >w n r p r a a Commerce Department economist. "Inflation, in­ OF «Hc»ftTVlAI^P stead of picking up because of the drop in the dollar, Price Change U"— I i»tr 5Nisiivv\ 540 may very well slow down some more because of the Friday This Week F H/4 nc /OpTWAPe TApf^T ary, the Labor Department reported. In a level - the amount charged by refiners to distributors J.C. Penney 59% dn % PuxEles Aatrograph — fell 5.7 percent in January, and heating oil costs Lydall Inc. 16 up % up % A L L THF F u n o u r O p dropped 10.8 percent. Sage Allen 22 SNET 46% dn >/4 ACROSS 2 Pakistan Answer to Previous Puzzle T H E JOB. Government and private economists said they Travelers 53% up 3% Stock traders enthusiastic expected energy prices, which dropped an overall 4.0 language eilMbyNEAn: Tyco Laboratories 58% up 3% 1 Young dog 3 Burmese ^ % u r percent in January, to continue moving down for United Technologies 52% up 1% 4 German currency several months to come, keepng inflation subdued NEW YORK (AP) — The stock pressure on the inflation rate. included American Express, up New York gold *331.35 dn *6.10 submarine 4 Epic hero ^ i r t h d z ^ WINTHROP ^’by Dick Cavalli market put the finishing touches on Partly because of expectations 2V< at 62'/i; International Business through most of 1986. (comp, wd.) 5 Farmyard that inflation will remain subdued, Machines, up V« at 156‘A; General 9 British taproom its best week so far in 1986 with a sound Feb. 16, 1986 I WOKE UP THie MORNINO I THINK I PULLEDA IFHEQOESONTHE "INJURED interest rates have been falling of Electric, up I'A at 74%. and 12 Attempt strong gain Friday, lifting the 6 Popeye's friend WITH A SHARP RAIN IN HAMSTRINGWHEN T KICKED RESERVE' LIST WE'LL/ALL late, giving the stock market a Procter & Gamble, up 2V« at 68%. 13 Stratum Olive popular averages to record highs In the year ahead, a substantial number MY RIGHT LEG. TEDDY HAGEN YESTERDAY. BREATHE A LITTLE EASIER. boost. In the credit markets Mortgage and savings and loan 14 Labor group 7 Of age (Lat., for the third consecutive session. ol opportunities might come to you in Friday, prices of long-term go­ stocks scored notable gains, re­ (abbr.) abbr.) ' Analysts said favorable inflation rapid succession. It you treat them indil- vernment bonds, which move in sponding to the latest declines in 15 Oklahoma town 8 Streetcars lerenlly, golden chances could pass you news, weakness in oil prices, and the opposite direction from inter­ interest rates. Great Western 16 Conference site. 9 Bridge support by. falling interest rates kept stock est rates, showed gains ranging Financial rose 1% to43V«; Colum­ 1945 10 Skeleton part AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Do not be traders in an enthusiastic buyirig from *10 to *15 for every *1,000 in bia Savings & Loan 2 to 22%; 17 Stop 11 Physique ambivalent In dealing with youngsters mood. 18 Cleans corn today. They won't know how to react if The Dow Jones average of 30 face value. Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara 19 Army duty 1% to I1V4, and Federal National 20 Voracious eel (abbr.) you're loving one moment and harsh the II,. M 1 // Ji/*, industrials jumped 19.38 to Early in the session, some stocks Mortgage % to 30%. 22 Time zone 21 Pigpen sound next. Know where to iook tor romance 1,664.45, stretching its gain for the encountered selling from traders In the overall tally on the Big (abbr.) 23 Business leader and you'll find it. The Astro-Graph PtQ: week to 51.03 points. That stood as who were apparently eager to cash OiAUA Board, advancing issues outnum­ 24 Greek letter 24 Tin alloy Matchmaker set instantly reveals which the average’s best weekly showing in on the market’s recent gains, 38 Disparaging re­ 50 Baseball points signs are romantically perfect for you. bered declines by more than 2 to 1. 25 Breed of dog 25 Highway mark 51 Feed the kitty since it climbed 58.04 points last especially with a three-day Wa­ 28 Bronte heroine Mail $2 to'Matchmaker, c/o this news­ shington’s Birthday weekend com­ The exchange’s composite index 26 Over (Ger.) 40 Scoffed 53 Topples paper, Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. BUGS BUNNY ^by Warner Bros. Dec. 9-13. Jane 27 Spanish painter 46 Vaquero’s rope 54 Others (Lat.) Volume on the New York Stock ing up. But by midday the market gained 1,24 to 126.65. 30 Tide type Nationwide turnover in NYSE- 29 Gad 48 Viet Cong 55 Latvian AN(7it7jNrr\ Exchange reached 155.59 million was moving higher again. 34 Nigerian tribe PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Take juicy 31 Macabre (abbr.) 58 Actor Murray gossip from a friend with a grain of salt shares, up from 136.49 million In just the past 17 trading days, listed issues, including trades in 35 Garbage barge LI Ke THAT those stocks on regional exchanges 32 Small wild ox 49 Capable of (2 59 Baseball club today. The tale and the real story could Thursday. the Dow Jones industrial average 36 Relative of lotto 33 Splendor wds.) 60 Enzyme (suff.) vary considerably. LOOK! has risen 162.16 points, or 10.8 and in the over-the-counter 37 Door openers By all accounts, the news back­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Someone percent. market, totaled 188.64 million 39 Horse food with whom you're closely involved who ground remained very positive. Johnson 4 Johnson led the active shares. 41 Gypsy man The government reported Friday frequently spends beyond his means list, down 4 at 47V4 on volume of Standard & Poor’s index of 400 42 Relating to time might be looking to you today to help morning that the producer price industrials rose 2.24 to 242.21. and 43 Sign of the more than 9 million shares. John­ make up the deficit. index of finished goods fell 0.7 S&P's 500-stock composite index future son & Johnson and the Food and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Let the real percent in January, for its biggest was up 2.36 at 219.76. 44 Sound from a you emerge today, instead of behaving Drug Administration issued warn­ decline in three years. The NASDAQ composite index kennel in a manner you hope will impress oth­ ings late Thursday against using for the over-the-counter market 45 Flower holder ers. Unfortunately, affectations will fall The recent slide of oil prices the company’s Tylenol pain re­ picked up 2.33 to 350.21. At the 47 Accelerate a flat. contributed significantly to the liever in capsule form, after two American Stock Exchange, the motor GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your judg­ decline. However, analysts said instances in which bottles were market value index closed at 49 Arrow poison ment might be distorted today by un­ the overall figures showed a found containing tainted capsules. warranted optimism. Be hopeful and ex­ 52 Outer general absence of any upward Gainers among the blue chips 245.08, up .57. 56 Play on words pectant, but also be logical and realistic. 57 Great Mogul CANCER (June 21-July 22) It will stir up emperor resentment today It you try to pry into a Bridge 61 island (Fr.) private matter a friend wishes to keep secret. Hold your curiosity In check. 62 Explosive Treasury bond futures soar (abbr.) LEO (July 2^Aug. 22) To appease two individuals today, you might be tempted the last spade continued. When dia­ Exchange in New York. 63 Pester NORTH Setting up cent to ,33 cent higher with March to make the same promise to each. monds failed to split, declarer was a Treasury bond futures soared Gold settled 70 cents to *1.00 64 Orchestra's lo­ ♦ a q trick short. Friday. The contract for delivery at 64.35 cents a pound: live hogs Trouble will come later when you try to ▼ K to 4 two vital tricks were .45 cent lower to .55 cent higher with the contract for cation deliver. in March at one point was 1 16-32 ♦ K 7 6 5 higher with February at 45.85 cents delivery in February at *333.70; 65 Full of (suff.) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) You're likely Declarer must start as soon as pos­ higher before settling at 88 7-32, up 66 Placed bet ♦ Q to 6 2 By James Jacoby sible to guarantee two club tricks. His a pound; and frozen pork bellies silver was 3 cents to 4.3 cents to be in an ambitious frame of mind to­ 1 13-32. higher with February at 591.3 cents 67 Rested in chair day. This is well and good, provided you WE.ST EAST first step is to win the opening spade Leaded gasoline futures moved were .75 cent lower to .80 cent don't set an unrealistic agenda filled 4 10 9 e 465432 Although there seems to be an inex­ lead with his king and play a club to higher with February at 56.75 cents a troy ounce. DOWN haustible variety of bridge deals, the higher, but crude and heating oil with more than you can do. 4Q8762 4 J 9 dummy's queen. If that wins, he can declined on the New York Mercan­ a pound. LIBRA (S«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) Sometimes we ♦ Q to 9 3 general rules of play are constant. play a second club back to his king, 4 4 2 tile Exchange. Grain and soybean futures pri­ 1 Egyptian deity 0124 (c)19B6 by NEA. Inc can win others over by treating them 47 4AJ95 Here is one of those important rules, and there is no division that will pre generously, but today people you deal expressed in two sentences. When a Crude oil settled 23 cents to 46 ces were mostly lower on the vent declarer from making two tricks cents lower with the contract for Chicago Board of Trade. with might just take advantage of you. SOUTH contract looks easy, search for a way When in actuality East's club ace cap 4KJ7 delivery in March at *16.01 a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Problems to go set. Then avoid it. tures the queen, declarer has a subse Wheat settled 3% cents to 5 cents CELEBRITY CIPHER 4 A 5 3 barrel; heating oil was .01 cent to between you and your mate should not Declarer started with seven top quent safety play. He must reach dum lower with the contract for deliv­ Celebrtty Ciphar cryploorMms ar« crM tw l from quotations by famous poopla. past and preaant. 4 A J 8 1.40 cents lower with March at Eacb M tar In tha cipher tlanda for another Today'$ c /u e ; N e q u a /a F. be discussed in front of others today, tricks, and forcing out the club ace my and play a low club away from the ery in March at *3.30% a bushel; especially in-laws or relatives. Keep the 4K 8 4 3 52.56 cents a gallon; leaded gaso­ Y Y I II ‘T ^ would soon provide trick number 10. intending to insert the eight if Eiast com was 2 cents lower to % cent by CONNIE WIENER clan out of it. line was .30 cent to .70 cent higher Vulnerable: East-West eight. The ninth trick would then ap­ plays low. Of course, if Eiast were to higher with March at *2.38‘/4 a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) It will Dealer: South 4with March at 46.50 cents a gallon. 623-6982 ‘PW XF, PLF XWJP SFY^FTP parently come from a long club trick show out. he would rise with the king bushel; oats were V4 cent to 2 cents prove difficult today to try to get others Livestock and meat prices were or a successful diamond finesse, but it and play toward the 10. Irrespective lower with March at *lJ25‘/4 a to do things for you that they know you West North East South mostly higher on the Chicago JTYFFR8HBD FAFY GYUPPFR GUHH KF looked easy enough. Accordingly, de­ of the club layout, declarer can thus bushel; and soybeans were % cent should be doing for yourself. Don't both­ 1 NT Mercantile Exchange. FUELT.::72»* er to ask. clarer won the spade ace and played a assure two tricks and his contract. to 4V4 cents lower with March at Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Live cattle were .23 cent to .65 FULL HEATING SERVICE CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) There Is club to the king. That held. A second *5.27 a bushel. WRF GWYM.” — JDHAFJPFY JPBHHWRF. Pass cent higher with the contract for "tfelher strong streak of extravagance In club disclosed the bad news in that suit Precious metals prices moved a 'Prices Subject to Change OREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I drilled into acting. I think it's sort ol an idiot's as East won the trick as cheaply as delivery in February at 57.10 cents prolession " — . you today. Keep this in mind it you go Opening lead: 4 10 The United States appointed ita little higher on the Commodity places where your credit cards could get possible and' continued spades. Now first ambauador to Canada in a pound; feeder cattle were .15 a workout. came the diamond finesse, losing, and 1927. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb 15. 1986 - II le - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb 15. 1986 Washington’s Street people upstage SPORTS ->f-M Birthday 1986 meetings on homeless Scholastic roundup

Monday, Feb. 17, is observed as Washing­ By Joe B. W arwick “ It should be the priority of this country to ton’s Birthday, a legal holiday. The date United Press International give the people outside this hotel an George Washington was born was Feb. 22. opportunity,” Flynn said. “ It should be the 1732. PHILADELPHIA — About 200 street priority of this country to bring these people Municipal ofdcet: Town offices in Manches­ people, some carrying their possessions in back as productive members of society.” Coventry makes tourney, ter, Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be paper bags, upstaged a national conference Flynn said federal budget cuts have closed Monday, but will reopen Tuesday. on the homeless Friday by storming into a drastically reduced the amount of funding available to help homeless people, and as State offices: Closed Monday. posh downtown hotel demanding jobs and the “ domestic budget shrinks, we can Federal offices: Closed Monday. housing. virtually see the poorhouses of the 19th Post offices: Closed Monday. There will be The street people, in what a spokesman century looming on the horizon.” MHS boys win; girls lose described as a "spontaneous demonstra­ no regular delivery of mail. tion,’ ’ occupied the lobby of the Philadelphia He said cities must learn to be “ creative” Schools: Public and parochial schools will Don Lnarpentler 8117, Zone Kromish 3 fell behind early — and couldn’t Centre Hotel, chanting “ jobs, housing and in using fewer dollars to find solutions to the COVENTRY — One team quali­ to seven points down to the Indians be closed Monday. 0 6. Greg Cavoll 11 3, John Ayers 0 0 0, recover. human needs” for several minutes before growing problem of homeless people. fied. while the other was and really didn’t make a run at the B.J. Lopine 1 0 2, Andy Regan 0 0 0. The Indians were upset by Banks: Banks Will be closed Monday and will security guards escorted them outside. Also Friday, the Philadelphia chapter of eliminated. visitors. “ They started fouling and Totals 37 7 81. reopen Tuesday. the Salvation Army reported that barring a they also tried to apply some CHENEY TECH (SO) — Dennis visiting South Windsor High, .55-47, They never made it to the third-floor Triumphant Coventry High Foreman 5 0 10, Rick Gonzalez 5 3 13, Food and department stores: Most will be conference room where officials from ’’miracle” it would be forced to turn hungry clinched a berth in the post-season pressure,” Kinel said, “ but we Tom Dowd Oil, Mack Hawkins 2 2 6, in CCC East hoop action Friday open. dozens of cities across the nation pondered people away from its four inner-city soup tournament, while loser Bolton were able to break the pressure Willie Ortiz 5 1 11, Trov Norman 3 1 7, night at Clarke Arena. and score some easy layups. They Clinton Nett 10 2, Terronce Phllllr 000. “ In the first half we dug Mass transit: Regular schedules for rail and ways to solve the problem of homesless kitchens beginning March 1. High was knocked out of conten­ Totols 21 8 SO. also fouled us and we made them ourselves in a hole,” sighed MHS bus service. people in urban areas. Citing lagging donations and a disappoint­ tion, in a 59-42 Patriot win in from the foul line.” coach Steve Armstrong, whose Alcoholic beverages: Sales permitted at "W e’re no longer on our knees, we’re ing Christmas fund drive. Salvation Army Charter Oak Conference basket­ East thrashed package stores and other retail outlets. fighting like men and women,” said Chris ball action Friday night. Arnold had five of his points in Indians went into the game need­ Capt. Donald MacMurdo said money and the final period with Matt Vaughn TRUM BULL — Trumbull was ing just one more win to clinch a Sprowal, a former street person who canned foods used in operating the kitchens Homestanding Coventry upped 1 its overall record to 8-4, including adding three long jumpers and blow-out city Friday night. post-season state tournament bid. founded a Philadelphia-based activist group have been nearly depleted, Homestanding St. Joseph’s called Committee for Fairness and Dignity, 6-4 in the conference. Scholastic Bruce Rosenberg 5 of his game- “ We’re just not playing well in the “ I ’ve just gotten back from inspecting our proved a disrespectful host, romp­ which sponsored the protest, hoop teams are required to win 40 total of 9 points. first half. These losses are pantries and they’re empty,” he said. "It The Indians had a comforable ing to a 46-20 halftime lead over disheartening.” Sprowal said the group had planned to will take a miracle for us to have enough percent of their games in order to Calendars qualify for state tournament com­ 14-8 lead after one period before outmanned ACC opponent East Manchester is now 7-9 overall hold a rally outside the hotel, but decided food to get through next month.” Catholic, and then continued to instead to bring their message directly to petition. The Pats have eight South Windsor narrowed the dif­ and 5-5 in the division. The Indians The four soup kitchens operated by the m games remaining, inciuding ference to 20-17at the half. It was a pour it on en route to a 90-43 win have four regular season games the policy makers. Friday night. Manchester Although most of the people attending the Philadelphia chapter of the Salvation Army another COC contest tonight at low-scoring third period with the remaining, including Tuesday serve an average of 350 people a day, from home against Cromwell at 7; 30. Indians holding the 26-21 lead going The defeat spelled the end to any night at home against Fermi High first-ever National Conference for the state tournament hopes for the Monday Homeless never saw the demonstration, homeless people to mothers with small “ The way we’ve been playing, into the final eight minutes. at 7:30. Eagles this year. East Catholic South Windsor, which played its Municipal offices closed. news of the protest evoked a response from children, MacMurdo said. More than 400.000 nothing is for certain.” said Manchester’s performance was slumps to 2-13 overall and 1-11 in best game of the year according to Tuesday Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn, who deli­ have been fed since the centers opened in winning coach Ron Badsteubrer. a lot better one than the one against the conference. Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, district vered the conference’s keynote address. 1983. “ We’re happy enough to be in the Windham on Wednesday night. coach Kathy Rusch, improves to EC has five games left in the firehouse. Main and Hilliard streets. 7 p.m. tournament” “ We played better defensively and 5-11 overall and 4-6 in the CCC campaign, including Tuesday Democratic subcommittee. Municipal Building Jon Seymour pumped in 16 we^ moved the ball better on East. night at Northwest Catholic at coffee room, 7 p.m. i points to pace the victors. Team­ offense.” Kinel said. Kelly Holcombe canned 20 points Herald photo by Bathaw, 7:30. to spark the Bobcats. Carrie Building Committee, Manchester High School. 7:30 ^ * 7 '• •* , „ -ou mki Ihr iM’ncr'* mBnunl brinrr upmiUm ihr UM. the youngest millionaire in basebail by signing him to a was going to do with his newly Hazle said. It was the second straight In Manchester \ go for long term.” Legislative committee public hearings include; iHR$Anic'’«vnmmElBMaiorC».lrH’ one-year, $1.32 million contract Friday. a(X)uired wealth would be to “ do birthday in the hospital for Schroeder, who Elducation, 10 a.m.. Room W-54. r I,

It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 15. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 15, 1986 - 13

Some thoughts on what to expect now *til November Golf roundup .

spring: Ozzie Smith’s rotator cuff, Bruce Sutter’s run over by Pete Rose in the 1970 All-Star game and. Walsh, Olender a good mix BOSTON — Most of the vans crammed with bats, post-operative shoulder, Jim Rice’s knee, Roger the receiver on two A’s world champion teams, is. uniforms and rubbing aicohoi leave for Fiorida and Clemens’ shoulder. Tippy Martinez’ shoulder, Emie^ Oakland’s new public relations director ... W hoopi O’Grady leader Arizona shortiy and by this weekend the first small Camacho’s shoulder, Jeff Reardon’s elbow. Alejan-" Alvin Davis; agent tried tp go into arbitration and gatherings of players can be spotted working out at dro Pena’s arm. Gary Carter’s knee. Alan Tram ­ compare his client to Eddie Murray. Problem is, spring training camps. And soon thereafter is the Baseball mell's elbow. Mark Langston’s arm and Richard agents can’t use exhibits from players with six years official reporting date of the pitchers and catchers. experience, and Davis lost at $400,000 ... SeveraL for East Catholic hockey Dotson’s arm. Here are a few of one man's opinions about things agents aren’t convinced that this year’s freeie-out- at Hawaii Open • The scene # e can’t wait to see come the season: we’re likely to see between now and November: Peter Gammons the first time Joaquin Andujar brushes back wlll be permanent, as there are a lot of big nam w — • The teams most likely to be built up and By Len Auster Toronto's George Bell. Jack Morris, Lance Parrish, Rich Gedman, Tim; By United Press Internationol Pavin. who finished sixth on the Sports Editor disappoint: Baltimore and Montreal. The former • Three players whose star status will finally be Raines, John Tudor, Gary Carter, Fernando Valenzu­ money list last year, shot his could win 95 games, or they could fall apart. The acknowledged: Tim Raines, Montreal; Rich Ged- ela, to name a few — in next year’s potential crew. It HONOLULU - Mac O'Grady second consecutive 67 while Gry­ Mix together a left-handed Orioles, Red Sox and Expos have the widest range of giel. a 1985 rookie, checked in with L man, Boston; Juan Samuel, Philadelphia. will be different,’’ vows Dick Moss. “ And we won t ^ shot a S-under-par 69 Friday to and right-handed shot, two possibilities. Baltimore's hope is that Earl Weaver’s fatal In a top-heavy division, and there are rumblings • The most significant comebacks: Robin Yount, intimidated by the owners’ silly little games.’ ... The take a one-stroke lead at the a 66 to go with an opening 68. magic holding a pitching staff together works again. that Jim Frey will be under considerable pressure, icemen who are comparable Mike Flanagan, Bill Caudill. Floyd Bannister, Chili Astros may deal lefthander Mike Madden to the midway point df the $500,000 skaters, one who can perform • Most Difficult Managerial Position: You thought but by the end of the season, they will be awfully good. Davis, Mike Boddicker, Steve Bedroslan, Dave Stieb, Rangers for outfielder George Wright ... Blue Jays, Hawaii Open, but it was his magic with the puck at the end Tony LaRussa or Lou Piniella? Their situations can If Frey gets the time, he’ll be ail right. The Tigers manager Jimmy Williams wants to put Tony off-the-course comments that Player In front , have put speed at the top of the order, acquired a Buddy Bell. of his blade and the other who be resolved. But can Dick Williams, the Padres • Best overlooked acquisitions: outfielder Jerry Fernandez in the leadoff spot and drop Damaso . made more news. quality starter, improved the bullpen and may have knows where to deposit it. and players and front office live happily together? There Mumphrey by the Cubs, pitcher Dave LaPoint by the Garcia to ninth. Garcia had a .302 on-base percentage O’Grady, whose two-round total PALM BEACH GARDENS. Fla. what do you get? were a lot of harsh words spoken by players about even found a third baseman without giving up a last year, which isn’t adequate for the position... The gave him an 11-under 133 and the — Gary Player, three months past regular. Detroit’s off-season moves have the same Tigers and pitcher Bobby Ojeda by the Meta. You get two-thirds of the No. 1 Williams when the misunderstandings over the • The acquisitions whose success mean the most to Toronto Star ran a poll asking fans to vote for the lead over Corey Pavin and Jeff his 50th birthday, vaulted to a line for the East Catholic High re-hiring of him and coach Ozzie Virgil arose. sort of logic as those of the Yankees last year. manager of the year. The winner? Lovely Elizabeth, Grygiel, declined the leader’s 7-shot lead Friday in a $250,000 • Two pitchers who may surprise you: Joe Niekro, their new teams: Britt Burns, Yankees; closer Wes hockey team. Seniors Dave Williams subsequently has fired another coach — Gardner, Red.Sox; Bill Gullickson, Cincinnati; Ozzie manager of Randy “ Macho Man” Savage, beating out Osuai post-round interview, but PGA Seniors tournament with his Olender and Kevin Walsh, two Harry Dunlap — telling him, "Y ou ’re not my man.” Yankees, and Tim Conroy. Cardinals. Niekro will Bobby Cox...White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf says, managed to ievel a biast at PGA second straight 4-under-par 68. likely eat up a lot of innings to get to one of the game’s Virgil. Braves. of the three captains, have and as superb a manager as he may be. the San Diego • The team most likely to make moves before June that the owners had a straw vote on the DH, and he and- -Tour Commission Deane Beman. It was a near perfect round for played together for less than players-manager-front office relationship may be an strongest bullpens. Conroy will benefit from getting to possibly one other ALowner (Roy Eisenhardt?) voted O’Grady said Beman “ intimi­ the South African, who had four a new organization and a park-defense combination 1: Toronto, to get a catcher, a DH. outfielder and deal one full season but the pair has unavoidable nightmare. against it. “ I hate it," explained Reinsdorf. “ I think dates and toilet-trains” the PGA birdies and no bogeys. Only one made its presence felt. • The teams most likely to come back: the Cubs and that is a lefthander’s dream. Cliff Johnson. Well, we have another first. Ray Fosse, the catcher it’s a bad rule, artistically and economically.” Tour players with “ childish ticky- pound heavier than the day he won East, against some of the very the Tigers. Chicago’s lack of pitching depth may be • Injuries that we should watch with concern all tac fines” and is a “ thief with a his first tour title in 1958, Player is best Division I powers in the capital T .” seeking his second senior tour title state, is near the break-even “ This little man. Mr. Thief, feels in three starts. mark at 7-8-1 going into to­ he’s the one responsible for the Player’s closest pursuer was Lee night’s game at North Bran­ tour shaking hands with corporate Elder, six-time senior tour winner ford. Through it all. the two­ America; that he’s responsible for in two years, who was at 1-under- some of Olender and Walsh has all the money the golfers play for par 70-73—145 over the PGA been a bright light. SCOREBOARD today. That’s a big fabrication.” National Champion Course that “ One theory of hockey is that O’Grady told the Honolulu Star- was set up at 6,520 yards for the if your center (Olender) is a over-50 professionals. 4644— 134 Bulletin. right-handed shot, you put your -■ Dartmouth 64, Penn$vlvanla61 Jeff Grvolel Don Pohl 4847— 135 big shooter (Walsh) on the left Gordon79, New England BlbleCol48 44-71— 135 HamlltonSI, Rochester 75 Ed Ftorl wing,” cited Dr. Vic Russo HOT COACHES Baseball George Burns 43-72— 135 At MUIrose Games Basketball Hunter 93, Baruch 88 Tom Purtzere 4944— 135 East’s second-year coach Mercvhurst89, LeMovne65 n i II Paul Azinger 7045-135 “ These two complement each Mlddleburv60, Weslevan53 College basketball’s top winners 46-70— 134 New JersevTech98, Kean 76 David Dgrln other well from the standpoint Oneonta 76, New Palti Mark Brooks 47-49— 134 68 Arbitration declalona Dove Rummells 4848— 134 that one is a playmakerandthe NBA standingi Point Park 52, Houghton 45 Namu/Currmt gchool/Lungth of caruur (Yoars) Avg. Wins 44-71— 137 Prlnceton61, Harvard, 43 Chip Beck Olson sun^lves other is the shooter.” Par S aaton 47-70— 137 R PI69, St. Lawrence68 Clubs 10, Plovers 8 Wovne Levi Russo remembers putting the (LolcsainesnotlncliNlKl) Club winners Gene Sauers 7047— 137 UnlonSS, Clarkson45 pair together last year. Olend- Eosttrn Coflftranct Yale70,Columbla66 Danny Crum, Louisvilla (14) 24.14 2-5 — : Seattle first basemon Alvin Donnie Hammond 4948— 137 AUantlc DIvltlen South Nolan RIchardaon, Arkanaaa (5) 23.80 Dovis asked (or $5X4)00; awarded club's Bob Tw ov 7048— 138 er’s recollection is that he and W L Pet. OB To n y Sills 44-72— 138 5 5 $4X4)X offer. (Earned $2254)00 In 1985) Bluefleld St. 72, Shepherd 68 23.71 7046— 138 In the pole vault Walsh played together for only Boston 39 9 .813 — LeeCol. 105,Covenant85 J. Tarfcanlan, N av.-Ua Vagaa (17) 26 — Philadelphia catcher Alan Russ Cochran Philadelphia 34 IB .654 7 Marvvllle84, Woshlngton And Lee67 Pal Foatar, Lamar (5) 23.20 Knicelv asked (or $140,000; awarded Loren Roberts 47-71— 138 two games at the end of the New Jersey 39 24 .547 12'/i Va. Union 112, Virginia St. 78 club's $X,000 offer, (n.a.) John Mahoffey 4949— 138 1984-85 season. It was not an Washington 24 27 .471 16'/i Rick Huckabay, Marahall (2) 23.00 4670— 138 W.Va.State86,WestLlbertv71 26 — San Diego outfielder Kevin Bobby Wodkins By Joe llluzzi jumps, and they were allowed easy marriage at first. New York 18 34 .346 23 Midwest Daan Bmllh, North Carolina (24) 22.96 McRevnolds asked for $4X4)X; awarded Robert Lohr 71-48— 139 Central DivWen Dave Stockton 7049-139 United Press International additional jumps. “ At the beginning of the year, AugustanaTO, St. Cloud St. 69 John Thompaon, Oaorgatown (13) 22.85 club's $275,000 offer. (Earned $1X,000 In Milwaukee 35 18 .660 — Mlnn-Morrls82, Bemidll St 77 1985) Howard Twltty 4671— 139 Bubka, who complained the we didn’t play well together” Atlanta 29 21 .580 4'A 22.87 Craig Stodler 47-72— 139 Mlnn-Duluth72, Moorhead St64 Jim Boahalm, Byracuaa (9) 2-8— Chicago White Sox outfielder Ron NEW YORK - Canada’s Ben Americans were receiving prefer­ said Olender, whose deft touch Detroit 28 25 .528 7 Monmouth 75,1 lllnolsCollege73 Boyd Qrant, Fraano Stata (8) 22.38 Kittle asked for $5X,0X; aworded club's Jodie Mudd 7149— 140 Johnson, the only favored sprinter Cleveland 20 32 .385 14'A $4X,0ra offer. (Earned $3X4100 In 1985) Jock Renner 4971— 140 ential treatment, also claimed with the puck sets up the scoring Purdue-Calumet69,Trl-State61 22.31 Indiana 18 35 .340 17 Taylor 68, lndlono-SES6 John Chanay, Tampla (1 *) 28 — Atlanta reliever Jeff [Jedmon Lou Graham 7671— 141 to avoid defeat, won the men’s photographer interference, but opportunties. “ We started click­ Chicago 17 36 .321 18 Wls.-Plottevllle99,Wls.-Superlor68 asked for $2704X10; awarded club's Nick Faldo 7671— 141 60-yard dash Friday night to lodged no formal protest. He Westem Conference Don Poolev 4673-141 ing after five games because we Southwest $2X4XX) offer. (Earned $1X4XX) In 1985) highlight early events at the 79th maintained that Olsen’s and Dial’s Midwest Division ApstlnColl.63,Trinity 60 2-11 — Minnesota third baseman (>arv Mark WIebe 47-74— 141 got used to each other.” W L Pet. OB GaettI asked for $6754X10; awarded club's Scott Hoch 7447— 141 Wanamaker Millrose Games. original jumos should stand. Walsh was defensive-minded Houston 34 17 .667 — •X $515,0X offer. (Earned $4154X10 In 1985) Bernhard Longer 47-74— 141 Johnson, undefeated in seven Dial, whose poles were stranded Denver 30 22 .577 4'/i 2-12 — Cincinnati outfielder Eddie Blaine McCalllster 72-49— 141 as a junior. He did manage 8 Dallas 27 23 .540 t'/i Milner asked for $SX4XXI; awarded club's Mike Reid 4577— 142 races this season, clocked in at 6.04 at St. Louis Airport because of goals and 7 assists for 15 points. San Antonio 28 26 .519 7'/!> O i O 71-71— 142 seconds. Other winners included $3X4XX) offer. (Earned $3X,0X In 1985) J.C . Snead snow, used one of David Kentwor- Scoring, however, was not his Utah 25 29 .463 lO'/i 2-12— Californio outfielder (Sary Pettis Jim Thorpe 7672— 142 Mark McKoy in the men’s 60-yard thy’s poles. Sacramento 21 31 .404 U'/i Hockey osked for $425,O X; awarded club's Ronnie Block 71-71-142 forte. Thai’s changed in part Pacific Division / $3X4XX) offer. (Earned $1X,0X In 1985) Willie Wood 7672— 142 hurdles, Patricia Davis in the Johnson defeated Sam Graddy, from hard work and also his L.A. Lakers 38 12 .760 — 2-13 — Los Angeles first basemon Greg Ben Crenshaw 71-71— 142 women’s 60-yard hurdles and who timed in at 6.08-, and Lee experience playing in the EU- Portland 29 26 .527 11'A o Brock asked for $4404XX); awarded club's Fronk Conner 72-70— 142 Gwen Torrence in the women’s McRae. 6.10. McRae, of the Uni­ Phoenix 20 30 .400 18 NHL atandinga a /o $3254X10 offer. (Eorned $1X,0X In 1985) Rex Caldwell 4973— 142 ROPA Cup tournament. That L.A Clippers 20 32 .385 19 2-13 — Houston reliever Bill Dowlev Mark O'Meara 71-71— 142 60-yard dash. versity of Pittsburgh, last week helped boost his confidence Seattle 18 34 .346 21 asked for $4354XK); awarded club's Tze-MIng Chen 72-70— 142 In the featured event of t he meet. defeated world record holder Carl level. “ Kevin shot 25 to 30 pucks (xolden State 17 37 .315 23 (Late games not Included) $325,0X offer. (Earned $295,0X In 1985) Bobby Clampett 4973— 142 the men’s pole vault, world indoor Friday's Results Woles Conference Player winners Morris Hotolsky 7672-142 Lewis in an exhibition match race. a day after practice last year.” Detroit 119, Dallas 110 Patrick Division 2-7 — Seattle outfielder Phil Brodlev Peter Oosterhuls 7349— 142 record holder Billy Olson survived McKoy set a Canadian indoor Russo said. “ He really worked Indiana 104, Chicago 88 W L T Pis. GF GA awarded his $4754)X reauest; club John Cook 71-72— 143 by clearing 18 feet. 4V4 inches (5.61 record in the hurdles by surprising Denver at Phoenix, night Tim Norris 7673— 143 hard to develop himself into a Phllodelphia 38 IS 4 80 242 170 Top college basketball coaches must have the ability to produce teams with offered $37S4XX). (Earned$1X,370In 1985) meters) on his third and final Olympic silver niedalist Greg Atlanta at LA Lakers, night Washington 33 17 4 70 214 193 20-plus victories per season. Judging by that, Denny Crum is No. 1. He heads 28 — Kansas City pitcher Charlie Mike Donald 72-71— 143 scorer.” Boston at Portland, night N Y Islanders 27 19 10 64 228 199 Lelbrandt awarded his $770,0X reauest; Robert Wrenn 7673-143 attempt. Outdoor record holder Foster with a time of 6.93, Foster, The I7-year-old 180-pound Saturday's Oomes Pittsburgh 25 24 6 56 212 193 this list of current bIg-tIme coaches with at least two seasons In Division I. club offered $5X,0X. (Earned $225,0X In Clarence Rose 7673— 143 Serguei Bubka of the Soviet Union who started poorly and stumbled Herald photo by Bashaw (All nmes EST) Tze-Chung Chen 7376-143 Walsh does not consider himself N Y Rangers 26 26 4 56 199 194 1985) and former indoor record holder at the finish line, clocked a 7.02. F Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey 17 36 2 36 201 260 2-10 — Seattle catcher Bob Kearney Leonard Thompson 7673— 143 a sniperin the Mike Bossy mold. Phllodelphia at Detroit, 7 :X p .m . Adams Division awarded his $3X4XX) reauest; club Wayne Grodv 4975— 144 Joe Dial missed their early at­ Tonie Campbell was third in 7.09. “ I ’m not an outsanding scorer, Center David Olender (left) and left hockey team this year. Olender is the Cleveland at lndlona,7:Xp.m. (}uebec 32 20 4 68 233 192 Attitashpp 14-55 base 21 tralls3llftssm. offered $2154)X. (Earned $1634XX) In 1985) Pot Lindsey 71-73— 144 tempts at 186 36. New Jersey at Milwaukee, 9p.m. “ I always get out and start not even this year,” insists wing Kevin Walsh have proven to be a play maker and Walsh the shooter on the Montreal 31 21 5 67 245 192 2-11 — Minnesota pitcher Frank Viola Larry RInker 72-72— 144 Bubka complained that Olsen Golden State at Denver, 9 :X p.m. Boston 26 23 7 59 220 204 Mt. Cranmore pp 1049 bose 14 trails 4 awarded his $6744XX) reauest; club Fred Couples 4676— 144 looking around to see who is Walsh. Yet he does lead the good mix for the East Catholic High Eagles’ No. 1 line. Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10;Xp.m. Buffalo 27 23 5 59 211 198 Skiing lifts sm. offered $525,0X. (Earned $375,0X In 1985) Borrv Joeckel 7371— 144 and Dial each had used their coming.’’ McKoy said. Eagles, and is one of the area’s Washington at Seattle, 10:Xp.m . Hortford 26 28 2 54 227 216 Monteau Call ahead603-78741K. 2-13 — Cincinnati catcher Dave Van Eduardo Romero 7371— 144 allotted three misses, and should Sunday's Oomes Loon Mountain pp 10-32 base 29 trails 7 In later events. EamonnCoghian top marksmen, with 22 goals in putting a unit together. But it is but if Kevin is there. I ’ll get him good outlets. Campbell Conference (jorder awarded his $1X,0X reauest; Billy Plerot 72-73— 145 have been disqualified under inter­ Dallas at Chicago Norris Division lifts sm. club offered $754)00. (Earned $X ,0X In Al Gelberger 71-74— 145 attempted to win the Wanamaker 16 games. Olender’s explosiveness that is the puck,” he remarked. Russo says the Olender Sacromento at San Antonio W L T Pts. G F GA Watervllle Valley pp 18-X base 29 1985) Bill Krotzert 71-74— 145 national rules. However, the two Mile, and American record holder New England ski guide trolls 7 lifts sm 11 lifts weekend. Olender’s scoring line has the key. “ Dave’a a real good “Olender’s always making Walsh-Heslin line is the best Boston at LA Lakers Chicago 28 21 8 64 253 246 2-13 — Kansas City first baseman Steve Greg Ladehoff 7372— 145 Americans claimed photo­ Jimmy Howard was to compete in Atlanta at Portland, night St. Louis 24 22 8 56 207 211 Snows Mountain opr Sot pp3trolls1 lift. BalbonI awarded his $S254XX) reauest; Rocco Mediate 7570— 145 more assists than goals. skater, maybe the best on the the nice pass,” Russo said he’s seen at East Catholic. Minnesota 22 25 9 S3 228 224 club offered $3X4XX). (Earned $205,0X In Lennie Clements 7649— 145 graphers interfered with their the high jump. Olender, also 17. packs 160 “ That includes my two years at E WOODSTOCK, Vt. — New Eng­ King Pinepplsar16-Xbase11tralls3llfts team.” Russo said ”He’s the playmaker. Some­ Toronto IS 35 5 35 211 270 land Ski Areas Council official 1985) Jim Dent 67-79-146 pounds over a 5-foot-8 frame. As East and when I coached (six Detroit 12 39 5 29 191 294 sm ns. 2-13 — Detroit pitcher Dave LaPoint Ken Green 7373— 146 “ He’s good on his edges and is times he makes the pass when PlitonsllB.MaverlcksllO summary o( snow conditions at New Tenney Mountain pp 8-18 base 13 trolls 2 Smythe Division England sklareas as of noon Feb. 14,1986. awarded his $5X4XX) reauest; club Don Forsmon 7373— 146 a junior, he notched a dozen very mobile Often times he he can score himself. He’s very years) at South Windsor.” Edmonton 38 13 6 82 294 230 lifts sm ns. offered $4104XX). (Earned$3X,0Xln1985at Roger Moltble 72-74— 146 NBA roundup assists along with six goals. puts on a burst that causes a unselfish.” The Eagle coach believes Colgarv 26 22 6 58 236 210 Dartmouth Skiwav pp Isgr 12-40 base 6 San Francisco) Ken Brown 71-76— 147 D A L LA S (110) Skiing conditions are sublectto change trails 1 lift sm 14 trails 2 lifts weekend. This year, the line reads 15-12- team to react and that opens it “ f look for Kevin. He’s the each has a shot of playing Aouirre 11-22 S « 27, Perkins 8-12 3-619, Winnipeg 18 34 6 42 210 268 due to weather, skier trottlc, and other 2-14 — Kansas City pitcher Bret Lorry Nelson 4978— 147 Donaldson 1-2 (H) 2, Blackmon 5-10 0010, Vancouver 17 29 8 42 197 221 Whaleback pp Isgr 10-X base 10 trails 2 Soberhagen awarded hls$925,0X reauest ; Richard Fehr 7374— 147 27. up for someone else.” That type of kid who can score from hockey in college. (actors. Be aware of changing conditions. lifts sm ns. Harper 3-10046, Dovls1-3(M)2,Vlncent64 Los Angeles 17 32 6 40 200 274 Legend; new-Inches of new snow club offered $6X,0X. (Earned $1X4XX) In Antonio Cerda 7673— 147 “ We can read each other someone else in many an anywhere,” Olender says. ” I do They’ll go their separate 2-2 14, Wennington 2-3 04 4, Ellis 34 OO , Friday's (Somes Gunstockpplsar1O40base17tralls6llfts 1985) Mike McCullough 72-75— 147 6 snowfall ending In last 24 hours, sm. really well,” Walsh says. The instance has been Kevin Walsh. look for him and now we have a ways then, but the pair has S€hrempf3-6049, Keellng2-42-26, Blob2-2 N Y Rangers7, DetroltS pdr-powder snow, pp-pocked powder, Dave Barr 7573— 148 Pistons top Mavs Highlands opr 3-IOp.m .ppfrgr5tralls3 1-45.Totals47-8816-26110. WInnIpegS, Hartford4 wet gr-wet granular, Isgr-loose granu­ Bob Glider 77-71— 148 pair’s skating ability is close, Olender admits to thinking new guy ^ (right wing B.J. proven to be a good mix for Buffalo at Calgary, night lifts sm ns. David Edwards 7573— 148 orrnoiT (ii9) lar, frgr-trozen granular, corn-corn King Ridgepp12-36base14tralls5llftsall one of the prerequisites for shoot first. “ I think shoot first Heslin) on the line so 1 have two East Tripucka 8-11 CM) 16, Benson 4-5 2-3 10, (3uebec at Edmonton, night snow, mgs-machine groomed surface Woody Blackburn 71-77— 148 By United Press International pair of jumpers, and Cureton Lalmbeer 8-13 0-0 16, Dumars 6-11 3-3 15, Sfrturdav't Gomes lifts weekend. Bill Sander 7374— 149 (where two such terms appear, the Mt. Sunopeepp 16-48 base 23 trallsSlItts nailed a 10-foot jumper to give the Thomos 6-14 04 12, Cureton 8-12 2-2 18, (All Times EST) former showscondItlonsonTOpercentor Bowling Jeff Sluman 4971— 149 Johnson 11-16 04 22, Campbell 4-7 04 , New Jersey at N Y Islanders, 7:05 p.m. sm. Bill Rogers 7377— I X ■ PONTIAC, Mich. — Vinnie John­ Pistons their biggest lead of the 8 more terrain, and the latter the Pat's Peak Isgr pp 20-40 base 13 trails Mahorn 0-22-22, LongO3040. Totals5544 Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. next-most-prevalent condition) vc- Lon Hinkle 7675-151 son scored 22 points, and Earl half, 6361, 9^10 119. Phi lodelphia at Montreal, 8:05 p.m . varlable conditions, sc-sprlng condi­ sm. Dick McClean 7378— 151 Dallas closed out the second DOllOt 30 30 26 34— 110 Chlcogo at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Crotched Mountain pp 10-45 bose 24 Cllf Council 7673— 151 Cureton added 18 Friday night to tions XX of 08tralls-number of trails open, trails 7 lifts sm ns. Nile Owls quarter with a 9-2 spree to whittle Detroit 34 31 34 20— 119 Boston at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. sm-snow made In lost 24 hours, tc-thin Richard Martinez 7677— 151 carry the Detroit Pistons to a Martin in booth, Temple Mountain pp Isgr 25-45 base 7 Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Hortford at Minnesota, B:3Sp.m. cover, wbln-windblown snow, ns- June Rowett 223-192-5X, Priscilla Stu Ingraham 7577— 152 119-110 victory over Dallas, snap­ the margin to 65-50. Dalles 14, Detrolt25. Rebounds— Datlos40 Washington at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. trails 2 lifts sm ns. Larry Ordonlo 77-77— 154 nlght skiing ovalloble, no-not operat­ Vermont Cushman 189-493, Sandy Gaouette 191, Dallas entllcore and Kelly Tripucka had 16 points NEW YORK - Billy Martin’s years to go as a manager and three Rangara 7. Red WInga 5 lifts as needed sm ns 90 pc open. Mad River Glen pp 12-X base 29 tralls3 204-527, Kevin Osborne 212-570, Bill Transactions Stipanovich 3,8 44 10, Fleming 6-7 34 15, Maine apiece, Joe Dumars had 15, Isiah At Chicago, Herb Williams back with the Yankees again — more years as a consultant.” Richardson 312 Od 6, Tisdale 6-12 (M) 12, lifts. Calhoun 212-570, Dave Edwards 204-574, Squaw pp pdr X " base 15 trails 2 lifts Sugarbush pp 17-43 base 76 trolls 13 Rob Arendt 540, Bill OlYeso SX. Henry Thomas 12 and Kent Benson 10. scored a career-high 39 points this time, behind the microphone Martin said. (kirnett 24 (HI 4, Stansbury 1-2 0-0 2, NY Rangers J 1 1—7 men's day. Warrick 2-504)4. Totals 46-84 12-14 104. Detroit 0 2 3— 5 lifts. Jarvis 508, Ken Morgotta 509, Ron Cote Mark Aguirre scored 27 points Friday night to lead the Indiana The former manager of the Who changed his mind? Sugorloof pp Isgr 10-35 base 47 trails 10 MIddlebury Snow Bowl call ahead 515, Frank Sheehan 522, Bob M iller 506, CHICAOO(88) First period— 1, N Y Rangers, Larouche lifts. Bmeball for Dallas, Sam Perkins added 19 Pacers to a 104-88 victory over the Yankees will join the announcing Banks 6-7 1-2 13, Green 5-11 2-3 12, 5 (MacLellan, Sandstrom), pp, 14:33. 2, 802-388-4356. Dave Gibbs 5X, Howie Edwards 5X, Baltimore — Signed right-hander Luis Saddleback pp 18-X base 18 trails 4 Sonnenberg opr Sat pp pdr -X base 11 Pete Fortin X7-548, Wendall Labbe DeLeon to a minor league contract; points and former Michigan State Chicago Bulls. Yankee owner George Stein- Oakley 8-121-117,Macv381-27,(5ervln6-16 N Y Rangers, Sandstrom 19 (unossisted), lifts sm. 6 team of WPIX-TV, and he prom­ 04)12, Waolrldge7-1604)14, Paxson0-204)0, pp, 16:23. 3, NY Rangers, Larouche 6 trolls 2 lifts. 214-532, John Booth X2, Bob Kozuch announced that pitchers BUI Swaggertv, • star Jay Vincent 14. Indiana, earning only its third ises to be prejudiced. brenner did. Sunday Rlverpp32-64base34tralls4llfts Suicide Six pp 18 trolls 2 lifts. 5W. Eric Bell and John Habyan and rookie C o rilne6-91-213. Totals 41-816-1088. (Ridley), 19:00. Penalties — McEwen, sm winter carnival week all lifts Detroit bolted to a 34-20 first- victory in 23 road games this “ I ’m prejudiced,” he said. “ I ’m ’’George told me it’ll be good for N YR , 4:33; Kocur, Det, 13:57; Laldlow, Kll inotonpp28-Xbase1Xtralls15tralls outfielder Ken (ierhart agreed to wook^ocl sm all 17 lifts weekend. quarter lead on 65-percent shoot­ season, raised its record to 17-35. me,” said Martin. ’’It’ll keep me in Indiana N YR , 16:16; KIslo, Det, 16:16; Gallant, Mt.Abrampp12-48base19tralls2llftssm on6 vear contracts. gonna root for the Yankees. I ’m emcOBO , ^ 24 25 20 19-88 Det, 16:16. Pico pp 20-X base X trolls 6 lifts sm all SOP Women ing and 10 points each by Lalmbeer Chicago, which has dropped five front of the public, it’ll keep me 4 lifts beginning Saturday. lifts weekend. gonna be a 'homer’ . I ’m gonna be Fouled out— Oakley. Total Second period— 4, (}etrolt, Foster 4 Lost Valley pp 12-X base 12 trails 3 lifts Carolyn Wilson 176, Joyce Tyler Kansos City — Lost arbitration case to and Benson. The Pistons led for straight and 13 of its last 15. fell to active. He said, ‘you’ll be my eyes fouls— Indiana 14, Chicago 19. (Larson), 2:44. 5, Detroit, (killont 14 Okemo PP 3066 base X trails 8 lifts sm. right-hander Bret Soberhagen. able to do something I ’ve always sm ns. 187-486, Laurence Faucher 179-461, good after Laimbeer sank a 15-foot 16-35. every day. You’re my No. 1 Rebounds— Indiana 46 (Stipanovich (KIslo, Kocur), pp, 6:57. 6, N Y Rangers, ' Camden Snow Bowl coll ahead 207-236- Mary Warner 478. New York (N L) — Reachedogreement wanted , to do — tell you what I 10), Chicago 27 (Oakley 13). Assists— Patrlck6 (Sundstrom), 14:50. Penalties— Ascutnev Mountain call ahead 802-484- with right-honder Dwight Gooden on a jumper for a 4-2 lead. Vem Fleming chipped in with 15 assistant, you know.’ 308. 7711. really feel.” Indiana 23 (RIchordson 8). Chicago 29 Lambert, Det, 3:33; Helmlnen, N YR , Pleasant Mountain pp 10-X base 15 l-veor contract worth $1.32 million. Johnson hit consecutive jumpers points and Wayman Tisdale and (M aev 10). A— 10J46. 5:44; Greschner, N YR , mlnor-malor Magic Mountain pp 30-74 base X trails Bloaaoma Martin, known as a top strate­ “ I don’t know what George trails 3 lifts sm more trails weekend. all lifts sm. Ron Andersn had 12 each for (fighting), 7:39; Snepsts, C3et, mlnar- Eastern Massachusetts San Francisco — Signed right- - and Tony Campbell added a basket gist. will analyze upcoming action expects me to do, but I tell you malor (fighting), 7:39; Detroit bench . Bromley pp 22-45 base X trails 7 lifts. Ju d y Narus 176452, M a rilyn Meyers handed reliever Scott Garrelts and off an offensive rebound and Indiana. Chicago was led by rookie Noshoba Valley pp 28-52 base9 trallsall Stratton coll ahead 802-297-22X. 190-504, Sandy Harrington 193-474, D o­ and review key moments at the end right now. he’s gonna be surprised Big Eaat atandinga (served by Kllma), 9:10. lifts os needed sm ns. Inflelder Luis Quinones to 1-veor con-, Charles Oakley, who was making Third period— 7, N Y Rangers, Maloney M t. Snow pp 3()Xbase54 tral Is 7 lifts sm ris Hottln 461. trocts. - Detroit built a 47-30 advantage at of games. His duties have not been at what he hears.” W achusett M tn call ahead 617-464- all lifts weekend. his first professional start at Bid East Conference Bll 8 (Helmlnen, Sundstrom), 1:42. 8, 5101. Texos — Signed outfielder (Jddibe 7; 50 of the second quarter. specified but he will work at least “ I ’m gonna try real hard not to w L w L Detroit, Kocur 5 (KIslo), 7:03.9, Detroit, Carinthio opr weekend pp 12-X base IS McDowell fo a 1-vear controct. center, with 17 points. Bradford pp 20-40base7 trails 5 lifts sm trails 3 lifts. Moments later, Johnson hit a one game out of every 15. second-guess Lou (Piniella. Mar­ Syracuse 10 1 19 3 Larson 16 (Probert, KIslo), pp, 10:32.10, ns. U.8. Mixed Basketball St. John's 10 2 23 3 NY Rangers, Sandstrom 20 (Ruot- Boston Hills pp Isgr 5-27 base trails 3 Haystack 1 new pp 12-52 base X trails 5 Cleveland — Activated center Mark Martin did some broadcast ana­ tin’s successor as manager), be­ UPI photo 6 lifts sm. Lee Cote X3, Roland Peeke 707, Al Georgetown 9 3 19 4 solalnen, Loldlaw), 11:27. 11, Detroit, lifts. West. lyzing for ABC Sports during the lieve me. I.honestly hope Lou wins. Vlllonova 7 5 17 11 Kocur 6 (Larson, KIslo), 18:31. 12, NY Maple Volley pp 30-Xbose8tralls3 lifts Wilson 217-X1-563, Fred Kozlckl 205, Ed Washington — Reactivated for- Pine Ridge call aheod617-355-4396. Wilson X1-5X, Regis Longtin XI, 1980 playoffs between the Yankees If the Yankees don’t win, it’s Lou’s Pittsburgh 5 6 14 8 Rangers, Maloney 9 (Ridley, Brooke), Ward HIM pp 2644base6tralls3llftssm sm ns. wardTomMcMIllen. Rangers clip Red Wings Billy Martin, former manager of the New York Yankees, Hogback pp 10-22 bose 12 trolls 3 lifts. Colleen Albert 187, Alice Brown 463, and Royals, and had his own radio Connecticut 3 7 12 9 19:17. Penalties— Ladouceur, Det, 7:31; ns. fault or George’s. There’s a will be in the broadcast booth as an announcer on Providence 3 8 11 11 MacLellan, NYR, double-minor, 10:00; Blue Hills pp Icy 12-40 base4 trails3 lifts Jenny Fenn 4X, Dale Pecker 1865X, College program in Minneapolis in 1970, Ellle Wilson 182686, Doreen LaChap- , Bloomsburg (Po.) — Named Pete difference between constructive Boston College 3 9 12 11 Smith, Det, 10:00. ns. DETROIT (UPI) — Pierre La­ from 50 feet. Kocur picked qp his after managing the Twins. Yankee games for WPIX-TV, Channel 11 in New York. Seton Hall 1 10 11 14 Shots on goal— N Y Rongers 8-14-11— 33. pelle 177, M arge D eLltle 190688, Cindy Adrion football coach. criticism and second-guessing.” Klein Innsbruck pp 19-25bose2trallsall Hurley 175-464, Ruth Ahlberg 186. rouche scored two first-period second goal of the game with 1:29 Detroit 9-7-10— 26. lifts os needed ns skiing only 6 :X p m till 10 Loyola (A6d.) — Nomed Thomas J. Today's Games Power-play conversions— N Y Rongers pm. (Lost Friday) Al Wilson 2336X, Fred O'Connor director of athletics. goals, including the 350th goal of remaining, but Maloney sealed the Tennis Kozlckl 211-586, Bob Cromwell X4, Bill UConn at St. John's, 8 p.m. 5-2. Detroit 3-2. Westem Massachusetts Marylond — Suspended Len Bios, Jeff his NHL career, and teammates Rangers’ victory with an empty- Georgetown at Vlllanova Goalies— NY Rangers, Vanbles- Llvengood 216573, Don Wilson 2X-279- Baxter and John Johnson Indefinitelvfor Brodle1-2newpp18-58base24tralls5llfts net goal at 19:17. Syracuse at Providence brouck. Detroit, Laforest. A— 17,742. ns 12 trolls 4 lifts (or ns. 692, Jim Poole n6563, Leo Cote202-X1, violating curfew. Tomas Sandstrom and Don Malo­ Dove Fenn 227-216609, Charlie M o- Graf struggles to a three-set victory Boston College at Seton Hall ney also scored twice Friday to The Rangers jumped ahead 3-0 Berkshire East pdr pp 24-60 base 25 11.8 million LIpton Chomplonthlps telskv 226551, Jen ny Fenn 4 X , Helen Monday's Game Referee— Don Kohor«n , trails 5 lifts sm ns. At Boca Rirton, Flo., Feb. 13 ■ lead the New York Rangers to a 7-5 with all the goals coming during a Syracuse at Pittsburgh JIm lnv Peak pp 18-54 base23 trails 4 lifts Moselskv 177-487, Marge DeLlslo 475, Alice Brown 4X, Linda Burton 178-466, 4:27 span late in the first period. Bv Bob Kelm with a 6-4,6-4 win; and 16th-seeded "The first set I telt very good,” player in the top five, this wa.i Tuesday's Games sm ns 12 trolls 3 lifts for ns. Third Round victory over the Detroit Red UConn at Seton Hall (Meadow- Linda Skoglund 450, Colleen Albert 179, Larouche knocked in a rebound on United Press International Kathy Jordan defeated Grace Kim Graf said. " I was thinking it was definitely my best. Bautauetpp640base14trallsns16tralls Women's Singles Ellle Wilson 4X, Gloria Holbrook 463, Calendar Wings. lands), 9 p.m. for ns. 6- 2 , 6- 0. Manuela Maleevo, Bulgaria, def. Sheila Price 494, Suzanne Feltman Already holding a 4-2 edge, the power play at 14:33, Sandstrom going to be the same in the next set. St. John's at Vlllanova Leaders Berkshire Sno Basin call ahead 413-634- Raffaella Reggl, Italy, 7-5, 6-1; Kathy BOCA RATON, Fla. — Second- In men’s play. No. 6 seed but I don’t feel good with my game (jeorgetown at M organ State 5318. 176X7, Betty Walsh 186. ■ Maloney converted a centering broke in alone for a power-play JOI NAMATN Rinaldi, Martin Downs, Fla., def. Bettina seeded Steffi Graf slowed after an Yannick Noah topped Tim Wilki­ Wednesday's Game Mt. To m pp 12-46base 14 trallsall llftsas Bunge, Monaco, 6 6 , 6 6 ; Zina (Sarrison, pass from Raimo Helmlnen at 1:42 goal at 16:23 and Larouche s(X)red right now. She was serving unbe­ FOOTIAU Pittsburgh at Providence TODAY needed sm ns. Houston, def. Jennifer Mundel, South Men's Basketball of the third period to give New his second of the night on a slapshot impressive first set Friday before son 6-2. 6-4. lievable It’s hard because she's CAMP Saturday, Feb. 22 Butternut Basin pp 16-68 base 16 trallsall Africa, 6 6 , 63; Kathy Jordan, King of Mattofuck at MCC, 7:X p.m. struggling to a 6-0, 4-6, 66 victory Fourth-.seeded Boris Becker, left-handed and it’s a very, very Providence at UConn (Civic Center), PBA money leidert lifts os needed sm. York a 5-2 advantage. Detroit’s Joe from the top of the faceoff circle Dkt; J m Nwnalh Prussia, Pa., def. Grace Kim , Franklin Beys Basketball over Sara Gomer at the Lipton along with fifth-seeded Bonnie tough match for me. 8 p.m. Cfrtamount pp 10-X base 19 trails 6 Lakes, N .J., 62, 60; Steffi Graf, West Cromwell ot Coventry, 7;X Kocur received credit for his fifth with one minute remaining in the A John Oochory Seton Hall at Vlllanova lifts sm ns. Germonv, de^. Saro Gomer, Great International Players Gadusek and seventh-seeded Hel­ “ I just hit some good shots at the Pittsburgh at Boston College (IHrough FM ., 9) Girls Basketball goal of the year when his pass to period. 1. Hol Sutton S141e960 Otis Ridge call aheod 413-269-4444. Britain, 60, 46, 6 6 ; Cotarino LIndavIst, G olf East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, Championships. ena Sukova. were to play night end,” she said. SUPER PROS McN«il. O'Brien. Oaetm St. John's at DePaul New Hampshire Sweden, det. Patricio Medrado, Brazil, Gerard Gallant deflected off a Larouche, playing his in 12th • u. SImmt. Carpenter. Benson. Burt, 2. Calvin Pgete 135,284 2 :X p.m. In other third-round matches matches Friday. Gomer. of England, said it was 8 3. Fuzzv Zogller 115J7S Balsams Wilderness 1 new pp pdr 14-28 66,60 Ice Hockey Ranger player at 7:03. Reed season in the NHL, has scored six Walls. Jacoby. SpaQnola. Nelson. 4. Donnie Hammond 113X174 base T2 trolls 2 lifts sm. Men's Singlet Enfield vs. Manchesfer (ot Bolton Larson beat goalie John Vanbies- goals in eight games since his Friday, fourth-seeded Manuela Graf, 16, of West Germany, her best performance against a top Tatupu. Fryar. Covari. plus others Friday'a college hoop roaulta 5. Bernhard Langer 112,492 Wildcat pp 12-X biose 22 trolls 4 lifts M arty (3avls, Harbor Bay Isle, Calif., Ice Palace), 7:15 p.m . Maleeva of Bulgaria topped Raf­ dominated the first set. then saw player. JUNE 29 to JULY 11 Including gondola sm. def. Mott Anger, Pleasanton, Calif., 64, PBA raaulta brouck on a shot from the point on a recall from Hershey of the Ameri­ 8. Bab Tw ov XJ)43 East Catholic at North Bronford, 8 faella Reggi 7-5, 6-1; No. 6 seed Gomer rally with a big serve to win “ The first set was a nightmare,” Quinniplac CoHaae. Hamden. Conn. 7. Payne Stewort 88,192 Black Mtn pp 14-40 bose 16 trolls 4 16, 63; Jan Gunnerson, Sweden, def. p.m. power play at 10:32 to cut New can Hockey League. 15th Great Year Boys B-18 'Contact' lifts. Eost 8. To ny Sills 82,154 MIchlel Schapers, Netherlonds, 62, SS8088eHawa(lonOpen Wrestling York’s lead to 56. The victory was the third Zina Garrison defeated Jennifer the second set and tie the third set she said. “ It was one of those davs Program. Over 50 college and HS Bates S3, Norwich 82 9. John Cook 74,134 B retton W oods call aheod 603-278- 63 ; Yannick Noah, France, def. At Honolulu, Fob. 14,1986 Manchester at Eost Hartford, noon Mundel 6-4, 6-3; ninth-seeded at 4-all. Graf, rated No. 4 in the you wish you hadn’t got up ... o...re ootchee. Write: JNFC, 163 Joralemon Bloam(leld84, Mt. St. Marv's69 5000. Tim Wilkison, Asheville, N.C., 6 2 ,6 4 ; Sandstrom added his second straight for New York, 26-266, to. Mark O'Meara 44,4n East Cathollc/Folrfleld Prep at St. Kathy Rinaldi scored her first world, then showed why she is the Wightman Cup. my level of St., Suite 1474, Brooklyn, NY 11201 or Colby 65ConnCollege64 11. M ark WIebe X634 Cannon Mountain pp 5-25 bose 16tralls5 David Pate, Los Vegas, def. Tomos A60C 0 '(irad v 6468-IX Bernard, 10 a.m. ' goal of the game and 20th of the while Detroit fell to 12-39-5 with its call 71S>855-2339 Comell61. Brown58 13. John Mahoffey 42,723 lifts Including tram sm. Smld,Czechosloyakla,61,6l. Corev Pavin 6767— 134 Cheney Tech at COC Meet, 9 a.m. season 55 seconds later on a shot third defeat in a row. career victory over Bettina Bunge rated so highly. plav has gone up. Against a top

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By Fred McMone keeled over and passed away right there at the field (Reese) is at third base and I give the steal sign," “ Rogers Hornsby was managing the Browns at the United Press International "One of our guys starts going through his pockets recalled Bavasi. "Here comes Pee Wee and Rocky time and when he saw what happened to Courtney he because he'd bet $20 on a horse with him and wanted swings at the pitch. Pee Wee is white as a sheet. Hel had a fit. He told him he either had to catch the next Next to the tspinning of curveballs, the most tried his money back.” says to Rocky,'Didn’t you get the signal?' game or pay a $200 fine. Courtney said he’d catch and, Weddings Engagements and true practice of spring training is the spinning of Betting on the ponies created some of the funnier Rocky said. 'What signal?’ Pee Wee said, ‘The although he could barely swing the bat, he got three yarns. moments for Bavasi during his long association with steal.’ hits off E a rly Wynn. He was out for several weeks Did you know, for example, that catcher Clint the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers. Rocky says, 'What do you think they call me Rocky thereafter, though, and Hornsby asked me not to race Courtney, who played for the New York Yankees and "Don Zimmer was always in hock." recalled for?"’ any of his players again.” St. Louis Browns during the 1950s, got his nickname Bavasi. "He came over to me one day and wanted to • Milton Richman, U P I’s Senior Editor-Sports, was a Perhaps the most bizarre spring training tale "Scrap Iron" from a foot race he lost — to a sports borrow some money. He always wanted to borrow central figure in one of spring training's most famous occurred at the New York Yankees’ camp In Fort writer? money to pay his income tax. I said, 'Zim . I'm not stories. A former minor league infielder, Richman Lauderdale, Fla., in 1973. On March 7, pitchers Fritz O r that the greatest swap ever made in spring going to give you a quarter. If I give you some money was a D P I reporter covering the St. Louis Browns Peterson and Mike Kekich of the Yankees informed training wasn't a multi-player trade at all but rather you're just going to go out and gamble it away.' He spring training for DPI in 1952 and was at a railroad the world that they were swapping wives and families. / an exchange between two players — of their wives and said, ‘I promise you if you loan me $200 I'll never make station in Colton, Calif., waiting to board a train wifh Marilyn Peterson and her sons, Gregg and Eric, went children? another bet as long as I'm in baseball.' the team when Clint Courtney, a hard- nosed catcher, to live with Kekich and Suzanne Kekich and her Joe DiMaggio severely bruised his heel in a spring " I said, 'Fine,' so I pull out $200 and I said. 'Here’s challenged him to a race. daughters, Kristen and Reagan Leigh, moved in with training game, an injury that was to shorten his $200 and I ’ll tell you what. I'll bet you another $200 you "Th e Pirates also were at the station waiting to Peterson. brilliant career. Yet the old folks in Florida will never do make a bet.’ He said, 'That’s a bet.’ So he lost $200 board the same train and a discussion started over "It caused quite a stir,” remembers Bob Fishel, forget "The Yankee Clipper” for what they always before he got the first $200." who was the fastest runner,” recalls Richman. “ M y vice president of the American League who was then consider his greatest contribution to the game — Bavasi remembers Zimmer getting even with him brother said. ‘I got $100 that says nobody beats m y the Yankees’ public relations director. “Lee (Mac- bringing Marilyn Monroe to camp. on at least one occasion, however. brother.' Courtney accepted and got up the money and Phail, then Yankees’ general manager) and I \_ Laughter was once the keynote of spring training "W e had this 60-yard track at Dodgertown and we’d Gene Bearden of the Browns and Ralph Kiner of the announced that story. We decided that if people were k camps. Buzzie Bavasi, who recently retired as a look around for all the rookies who could run and Pirates went to the finish line to act as judges. going to find out about it anyway we’d rather it come baseball executive after a 46-year association with the Zim m er and I would take all bets,” said Bavasi. "One “ Satchel Paige, who was then with the Browns, from us. We told the two principles we were doing it. It game, remembers it well. 'liS - day he double- crossed me. He didn’t tell me about warned Courtney not to race me and I won easily. took the sails right out of everyone.” " I remember one year in Vero Beach, Fla., when I Willie Davis (one of baseball's fastest runners) and he Courtney, though, starts arguing that he was ahead was with the Dodgers there was this old man who took all my money.” only I cut him off, so we agree to race again. This time Almost as much as M arilyn Monroe did the first L .4 i : traveled with'a little dog who used to be around the Bavasi also remembered the year the Dodgers I beat him even worse but as he crossed the finish line time she walked Into the Yankees’ spring training camp every day,” said Bavasi. "No one knew who he brought a young power-hitting first baseman named he goes sprawling head first and cuts his hands and hotel. was. He used to sit on a rock every day. One day Rocky Nelson to camp. arms pretty badly on some scrap iron. That’s how’ he "A ll the old men got out of their wheelchairs for the somebody told me he was a bookmaker. One day he "W e’re playing an intra- smnH m m o ond Per Wee got his n ic k n a m e last time in their life,” Fishel said with a smile. Kerry Smith Elizabeth Jane Wood Beth L. Dronsfield Fisk wonders about shift to the White Sox outfieid Smith-Moore Wood-Hewitt Dronsfleld-Wllson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Smith of Mr. and Mrs. Slates Wood of 348 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dronsfield of Newington announce the en­ general manager Ken Harrelson, recalls. "B ut he’s going to get the 272 Vernon St., announce the Porter St., announce the engage­ By Randy MInkoff gagement of their daughter, Beth who helped Chicago retain Fisk advice this year whether he comes engagement of their daughter, ment of their daughter. Elizabeth United Press International L. Dronsfield. to Russell E Wilson, right before a deadline in January to me or not.” Kerry Elizabeth Smith, to Donald Jane Wood, to Andrew James Hewitt, son of Mr. and Mrs Burton son of M r and Mrs. Earle J. Wilson that could have seen Fisk leave the Fisk is coming off his best power R. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. CHICAGO — Carlton Fisk, who of 64 Kennedy Road. club. " If that happens, he'll be year ever. He belted 37 homers, Richard R. Moore of 7 Earl St. Hewitt of Rockville. has been known to put some people The bride-elect, a Newington better than half of the 'outfielders drove in 107 runs and even though The bride-elect a graduate of to sleep with his methodical work High School graduate, is a claims in the American League today.” his average dipped, he still was one Manchester High School and the The bride-elect, a 1984 Manches­ behind the plate, is a little adjuster at Frank B. Hall and Co. Fisk wouuld seem to have some of the most feared hitters in the Fuga/y International Travel ter High School graduate, is a concerned about his pending shift in Hartford. natural talents for the outfield. He league. School in Hartford, is employed by full-time student at Manchester to the Chicago White Sox outfield. Mrs. Thomas P. Stratton Mrs. William C. Bigler The prospective bridegroom, a Harrelson said he doesn’t know if Connecticut Travel Services in Community College. 5 “I’m afraid I’m going to get is blessed with a strong arm from Manchester High School and Uni­ Manchester. The prospective bridegroom a 5 bored out there." Fisk says. “ I ’m a his catching days and certainly Fisk is going to be able to duplicate The prospective bridegrom, also 1983 graduate of Ellington High versity bf Hartford graduate, is an little worried about staying should know how to play hitters those power statistics, but with a Manchester High School gradu­ electrician at Wilson Electrical Co. awake.” from his experience in the junior less demands on him in the field, Stratton-Skoog Bigler-Poutre School, is a salesman for A & J ate. is employed by Industrial Auto Finishes Inc. in Manchester. in Manchester. If the Sox are serious. Fisk will circuit. the Sox’ executive is confident of Nancy Louise Poutre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Construction in Newington. An October 1987 wedding is have plenty of time to contemplate But there is a question of how the his contributions. Teri Lynn Skoog, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Raymond T. Poutre of 51 Summit St., recently A Sept. 6 wedding at St. Bridget planned at Center Congregational Composer Victor Herbert was what life will be like looking in rest of his body will respond to the “ I don’t know if if is realistic to M. Skoog Jr. of Parker Street, and Thomas Paul married William Campbell Bigler, son of Mrs. Church is planned. Church. born in Ireland in 1859. toward the catcher rather than out rigors of playing the outfield. get 37 homers out of ‘Pudge,’ but he Stratton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stratton of Anthony Fons of Avon and Harold E. Bigler of West to the pitcher as he has done for "Heck, my body couldn’t have has an excellent chance to make it Somerset, Mass , were married recently in SI. Hartford, at St. James Church. nearly 18 years. taken more of a beating than it has on the All-Star field at another Bridget Church. The Rev. Joseph F. Kelly officiated. The bride was Leger-Mlner behind the plate,” Fisk says. position,” Harrelson says. "Pete The Rev. Emillio Padelli officiated New nickel alloy In order to prolong Fisk’s given in marriage by her father. “ Actually, I feel very good and I Rose did it and ‘Pudge’ is certainly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Leger career, the Sox want him to play Lollie Dubiel was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Susan E , Yungr was matron of honor for her sister. think I ’m in good enough shape to in better shape than Pete was at a announce the engagement of their can replace gold left field for the 1986 campaign. Peggy O ’Neill and Sandra Colletta. • Two other sisters of the bride, Betsy Poutre and Anne play anywhere.” daughter, Elisabeth A. Leger. to The switch is a bit unusual not only comparable time.” Michael Mederious served as best man. Ushers MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) - P. Williamson, and Stacey E. Reuben were David R. Miner, son of M r. and because Fisk is a perenniall Fisk’s physical conditioning is The key to Fisk’s success in left were Carl Skoog. brother of the bride, and Donald For centuries, alchemists tried to bridesmaids. Jennifer Williamson was flower girl for Mrs. Ronald E . Miner of 45 All-Star at catcher, but because at the thing that has the Sox con­ field m ay actually not center Viana. Mark Skoog, also a brother of the bride, was make gold from base metals. Now, her aunt. Schaller Road. vinced not only to invest $850,000 a around Fisk himself. If he can get ring bearer. modern scientists have found a age 38 players seldom are switched Steven Bigler served as best man for his brother. The bride-elect graduated from year on him for the next two enough support from the Sox way to replace the precious metal to the outfield. The bride is a 1981 graduate of East Catholic High Richard Jones. Walter Bailey and David Lincoln were Manchester High School in 1984 center fielder, there will be less Scientists at Allied-Signal Inc. “I still consider myself a seasons, but to move him to School and a 1985 graduate of Salve Regina College, ushers. and from Computer Processing pressure on him in his transitional say they have developed a new catcher,” Fisk says. "But I want to another position so late in his Newport. R.I.. where she received a bachelor of After a reception at the Arm y and Navy Club, the Institute in East Hartford in 1985. year. nickel-based alloy that can take do what is going to help this team career. science degree in nursing. couple left for Bermuda. They live in West Hartford. She is a bookkeeper at Newell. “ If we can get the play out of the place of gold in many electron­ and if that means playing the "It’s important to realize that The bridgegroom is a graduate of Somerset (Mass.) The bride, a Manchester High School graduate, Schmoll & Miller, physicians, in outfield some I ’m ready to do it.” Pudge may be 38 but he has the D arryl Boston, who is blessed with attended Manchester Community College. She is ics applications. High School and is working towards a degree in Bloomfield. a world of talent, then there is U.S, electronics manufacturers There is more than Fisk’s body of a man 25 years old,” business administration employed by The Restuarant Group of Hartford. The prospective bridegroom going to be less pressure on currently spend an estimated $400 longevity at the heart of the issue. Harrelson says. “He has worked The couple went on a honeymoon at Public House in The bridegroom, a graduate of Kingswood-Oxford graduated from Manchester High ‘Pudge,’” Harrelson says. “Any­ million a year for gold. Previous By switching him to the outfield, harder in the past two seasons to be Sturbridge, Mass. They live in Manchester School, is attending the University of Hartford. School in 1979 and from the i time your center fielder can cover efforts to replace gold with such Chivegx can clear the way for in shape with his weight program. University of Hartford in 1981. He F promising catcher Joel Skinner to You know, you take better care of a lot of ground and do the job for substitutes as palladium and palla­ is an equipment representative for F you, it’s going to make things much dium alloys have failed because of assume everyday plate duties. your body as you get older because Tilden-Nally Eastman Kodak Co you know your natural youth won’t easier on the other outfielders.” problems with their cost, perfor­ In addition, the Sox want to move If the experiment fails, Fisk can An Oct. 17 wedding at St Bridget do it for you.” Christine Elaine Nally, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mance and availability. Ron Kittle into the designated- still go back behind the plate. Church is planned. James Nally of Peabody, Mass., and Raymond hitter role full time. By not having Fisk may agree to remain “ I expect to still be back there, Charles Tilden Jr,, son of M r. and Mrs. Raymond An earthquake in 1797 claimed him in the field, Chicago figures it permanently to the outfield but either part or full tim e,” says Fisk, The United States took control of Tilden of 53 Spruce St., were married recently at St. Elisabeth A. Leger 41,000 lives at Quito. Ecuador. UPI photo can get Kittle to duplicate his won’t let his experience handling who adds he wants to play beyond the Pacific Island of Guam in 1899. John the Baptist Church in Peabody. rookie production of 40 home runs pitchers go unused. He plans to the current two-year pact he just Thirty-eight year-old Carlton Fisk is It's hoped to get young Joel Skinner or more. give his advice to Skinner, whether signed. The Rev. James Rafferty officiated. The bride was £ “ We think ‘Pudge’ can become or not the youngster wants it. Where he plays on the field may given in marriage by her father. Supermarket Shopper being moved to the Chicago White Sox behind the plate as the starting catcher an average left fielder by the first " I know Joel hasn’t sought out be answered early in the 1986 Janet Nally was maid of honor for her sister. outfield for 1986 for a twofold purpose. and to prolong Fisk’s career. of June.” says vice president- advice too much in the past,” Fisk season. Bridesmaids were Lisa Tilden, *he bridegroom’s sister, and Joan McCafferty. Kelly Quinlan and Sharon Mowder. Jane Tilden, sister of the bride­ in boxing’s heavyweight division groom, was junior bridesmaid. Fraudulent post office boxes Bob Johnson served as best man for his nephew. Sports In Brief Ushers were Jim Nally and Tom Nally, both brothers of the bride; Mark Mumley and G ary Marineau. After a reception at the Hillview Country Club, the bring restrictions on coupons Driesell suspends Bias, Baxter Williams, Tyson offer a new look couple left for Bermuda. The bride graduated from Peabody High School and R ALEIG H , N.C. — Maryland basketball starters Len Bias and the University of New Haven. She is a market Jeff Baxter Friday were suspended by Coach Lefty Driesell for Bv Dave Ratio "W e’re throwbacks to what stamina goes, but they always now. By Martin Sloane post-office boxes to get more than their fair share of United Press International boxers used to be,” Williams said. keep that punch. I have to fight a The winner of the William.s- specialist at Atex Inc,, Bedford. Mass. United Feature Svnidcate refunds. Discouraging even a few of these people violating the team’s curfew after Thursday night’s victory over The bridegroom graduated from Manchester High "Guys now come in 250, 260 very technical fight." Weaver bout stands a good chance makes this restriction of value to us” Gregg added North Carolina State. School and the University of New Haven. He is an TROY, N.Y. -C a rl “TheTruth” pounds, people don’t want to see Williams and Weaver have a to get into the Home Boxing Office D E A R M A R TIN — I recently came across a refund that during the time the company has used the no Reserve player John Johnson was also suspended, according assistant materials handler at Seabrook Co., Williams says Sunday’s televised these guys. It disgusts me, that’s common opponent in Larry series, which aims to eventually offer from Olympic Paint and Stain that had an post-office box restriction! there had been relatively to a statement released by Maryland officials. double header in which he fights why boxing’s taking a beating.” Holmes, who defended his heavy­ crown an undisputed heavyweight Seabrook, N.H. interesting restriction. The small print said that the few complaints from consumers. When the players returned, Driesell was waiting at the Mike Weaver and rising star Mike Williams said he expects to weight title against both. Holmes champion. But Tyson probably has They live in Peabody. refund would not be sent to anyone with a post-office It is unfortunate that a small minority of refund entrance of the motel. Tyson battles Jesse Ferguson will weigh 218 against Weaver. struggled with both before stop­ the brightest future of the four box. This is the first time I have seen .something like cheats can cause manufacturers to impose "There is no evidence of any wrongdoing, drinking or anything offer fans a refreshing look at the The Williams-Weaver and ping Weaver in 12 rounds in 1979 heavyweights on Sunday’s card. this. promotion-offer restrictions that inconvenience hon­ else on theirpart,” Driesell said. “They broke a team rule. They heavyweight division. Tyson-Ferguson bouts are both and winning a close 15-round Tyson, a 5-foot-ll, 215-pounder I live in a small section of a township in which mail est consumers. Those who are inconvenienced or had visited some friends on the North Carolina State campus and Williams blames overweight scheduled for 10 rounds and will be decision over Williams last May. from New York, has knocked out Sea lamprey is menace delivery is not offered. It is necessary that all of us prevented from taking part in such offers should let were driven back to the motel by them. televised live by ABC. “That was when Weaver was 27 rent a post-office box and pick up our own mail. heavyweights for much of the all 17 of his opponents and has PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — The sea lamprey, the manufacturers know about it. If these complaints “ Ido not want my players roaming around at that time of night image problem boxing has today. Williams said Weaver has years old,” Williams said of the You can understand why the restriction in the boxed just 29 rounds in less than a an eel-like parasite that fastens itself by its mouth to turn into the kind of consumer response manufactur­ and I am sure their parents concur with this,” he said. He said he and Weaver, a former slipped in recent years but still can Holmes-Weaver fight. “We’re Olympic offer bothered me. I am fearful that other ers are sensitive to, policies may change. year as a pro. He has already larger fish and drinks their blood and other body World Boxing Association cham­ hit hard. talking about a different Weaver companies may follow suit. Could you somehow make fought twice this year. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Tilden Jr. fluids, has become a problem in Lake Champlain. pion, are among the few heavy­ "Punchers always seem to re­ manufacturers aware of the problem such restric­ Tudor set to sign new contract weights who stay in shape. tain their power,” he said. "The tions present to people like me. MRS. B. HARRY, ALLENWOOD, N.J. Clip ‘n’ file refunds ST. LOUIS — John Tudor’s agent said Friday the St. Louis Giants’ Lawrence Taylor Cardinals southpaw likely would sign a long-term contract About Town D E A R MRS. H A R R Y — I spoke with Lou Meat, poultry, seafood, sometime next week. Crawley is not scared Everhardt. a spokesperson for the U.S. Postal other main dishes (File No. 6) Tu d o r was set for an arbitration hearing at 9; 30 a.m . F rid a y in undergoing drug treatment Service, to find out how many consumers might be Chicago but he has been granted an extension on the deadline affected by manufacturers’ offers that are not Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off until later next week while the two sides try to reach an NEW YURK (UPI) - Law­ Hike the Hockanum The agency also is seeking lay therapists to assist available to people who use post-office boxes. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage agreement. of title holder Bramble area families at risk or experiencing child abuse or Eberhardt told me that there are 16.1 million rence Taylor, the New York coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee will Giants’ All-Pro linebacker, re­ neglect. Training for this is planned Friday from 6 to post-office boxes. Post-office boxes have increased in proofs of purchase while looking for the required Bv Jeff Hasen Bramble has backed off from portedly is undergoing treat­ hold its monthly hike along a section of the river 10 p.m. and Feb. 22 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the popularity, and the current number represents an forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Sunday at 1 p.m. Some participants will travel on Exchange Club Center for the Prevention of Child Saberhagen big arbitration victor United Press International earlier contentions that he will ment for cocaine abuse in a drug increase of 1.2 million boxes within the past year. magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers knock out the top-ranked Crawley rehabilitation center. -cgoss-country skis. Cars may be parked in the Abuse. 1 Court St., Rockville. Many are. of course, used by businesses, but may not be available in all areas of the country. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Cy Young Award winner and World Those who wish to volunteer may call the center, RENO, NEV. - If World Boxing in the middle rounds. In his last ABC Radio Network Sports Robertson Park paved lot. Hikers and skiers will obviously there are millions of private citizens who Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Series hero Bret Saberhagen Friday became the biggest 247-2580. Association lightweight champion meeting with reporters Thursday, reported Friday morning that proceed along the east side of Union Pond. The bad use post-office boxes for convenience or. as you do, out The following refund offers are worth $7.49. This arbitration victor this season, capturing $925,000 from the Livingstone Bramble expects a he said he will be a "thinking weather date is Feb. 23 at I p.m. of necessity. week’s offers have a total value of $12.55. Kansas City Royals. Taylor, a five-year unanimous Delta Chapter holds potiuck frightened opponent Sunday, he man’s fighter.” All-Pro, has been receiving My next question to the postal au thorit ies concerned These offers require refund forms: The request for $925,000 by Saberhagen, 21, was heard in has neglected to study Tyrone The champion questioned his treatment, but mentioned no Royal Arch Masons’ Delta Chapter will hold a the legality of such a refund restriction. I explained BANQUET Gourmet $1 Refund Offer Receive Chicago Thursday, and a spokesman for the Royals announced Crawley’s biography. opponent’s ability to stay on his location or duration for the Order plans smorgasbord potiuck at 6:30 p.m. and a meeting at 7:30 p.m, the situation to Anne Bright an assistant general four 25-cent coupons good on any Banquet Gourmet the results Friday. The World Series champions have lost all “ I always do dangerous things.” feet. program. Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. counsel, and mentioned that the restriction is clearly Entree. Send the required refund form and three Order of the Amaranth. Chapman Court 10, will three of their arbitration cases thi.s off-season. said Crawley, who looks to wrest “ Crawley is a good lateral " It ’s come up about five or six stated on the mail-in refund form. “ 1 don’t know of any Universal Product Code symbols from any three have a smorgasbord March 2 from 5 to6:30 p.m, at the Overall, the clubs have won 10 cases and the players 8. Bramble’s title in a nationally fighter, but he can't take the best times in the past month.” said statute or regulation that would prohibit a manufac­ packages of Banquet Gourmet. Expires March 31. Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Women’s Club meets Monday The Royals offered Saberhagen $625,000. He earned $150,000 televised (N BC) fight. ‘T v e al­ punch in the world,” said Bramble, New York Giants public rela­ turer from using a restriction against mailing to 1986. Admission will be $5 for adults. $2 for children and last year, when he posted a 20-6 regular-season record. ways been like that. For example, 23-1-1 with 14 KOs. “ He’s going to tions director Ed Croke. “ We’d The Executive Board of the Women’s Club of post-office boxes.” said Ms. Bright, "and there does K R A F T Free Crayons Offer Receive one 24-pack free for children under 5. For reservations, call jumping out of airplanes. Every definitely be moving backward. I have no comment on it at all. Manchester will meet Monday at 8p.m. at the home of not seem to be any intent to defraud the consumer.” of Kraft “Cheese & Macaroni” crayons. Send the 643-7125 or 646-3146. time I think about that, I can’t can’t see him winning the fight We’ve had no comment each Diane Heavens, 978 Oliver Road. Ethel Walker will be Why would a manufacturer deny a refund to a required refund form and five “The Cheesiest" Rangers inic Oddibe McDoweii imagine myself doing it. But I did it going backwards. time.” a hostess. consumer using a post-office box? proof-of-purchase seals from 7.25-ounce Macaroni some 40 times in the A rm y ." Olympic Paint and Stain is a product of the Clorox " I don't think he has fought " I didn’t know anything about Girls learn babysitting & Cheese Dinners and-or 5.5-ounce Spiral Maca­ ARLINGTON, Texas — Outfielder Oddibe McDowell, the Crawley, 19-1 with six knockouts, Company of Oakland, Calif., and Frederick Reicker. anybody with the skills, inner Taylor — this is the first I ’ve roni 4 Cheese Dinners. There is a limit of two Texas Rangers’ top rookie in 1985, has signed a one-year may not fall Sunday. Oddsmakers The 4-H Division of Hartford County and Connecti­ Singles group has confab the company’s director of Corporate Communica­ power, patience and detrmination heard.” said Frank Woschitz. orders per family or address. These crayons are contract, the American League club announced Friday. cut Valley Girl Scouts will offer a certified tions, told me that Olym pic’s 1985 Memorial Day rate the scheduled 15-round bout a that I have.” public relations director for the Parents without Partners, Manchester Chapter, not recommended for children under age 2. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. tossup. Ijaby-sitting training course for girls in grades 4 to7 in rebate offer had brought in a large number of The bout had been postponed N FL Players Association. will hold an orientation meeting for single parents Expires March 31, 1986. Bramble, he of pet boa constric­ Manchester and South Windsor. The classes will take fraudulent refund requests. “ A great many of them three times because of injuries to Taylor, one of two unanimous who may want to join the organization Tuesday at 7 Lean Choice Savings Offer. Receive $3 in Libby’s tor and python fame, is making his place in Wapping Community Church, room 35, 1790 came from post-office boxes.” said Reicker. "B e ­ both fighters and a contract 1985 All-Pro selections with p.m. at the Community Hall in Shop Rite Super­ coupons. Send the required refund form and eight Bullets reactivate Tom McMIllen second title defense since winning LAWRENCE TAYLOR ■ Ellington Road, South Windsor, from 3:45 to 5:15 p.m. cause of this, we decided that our Labor Day rebate dispute involving Bramble and Chicago Bear Mike Singletary, market, 587 E. Middle Turnpike. For more labels from any kind of Libby’s Canned Meats. the crown with a 14-round knock(>ut . . . undergoing treatment on March 6, 13, 20 and 27. The cost will be $1 for offer would include a restriction against .sending the Expires March 31, 1986. LANDOVER, Md. — The Washington Bullets Friday promoters. led the Giants in almost every information, call 649-1949 or 429-2819. of Ray Mancini in June of 1984. He members of either groups and $4 for non-members. rebate to post-office boxes” LIBBY, MCNEIL 4 LIBBY Offer. Receive a reactivated Tom McMillen after the forward missed nine games "I’m not sure anybody will defensive category this past won a decision over Mancini last Girls may register before Feb. 24 by calling Sue Olympic is not the only manufacturer to prohibit coupon good for one free can of Libby’s Luncheon believe it until we step into the season. He had 104 tackles, two draft pick in 1981. About Town deadlines and spent more than three weeks on the injured list with a February in their rematch. Q ’Brien at 522-0163. refunds to post-office boxes. Frito-Lay offers have Meat. Send the required refund form and the words ring,” said Crawley, who has been fumble recoveries, four forced The official N FL treatment ruptured tendon in his foot. “ You guys all love crazy people Items submitted to the About Town column must be had a similar restriction for several years "Post "Libby Luncheon Meat" and the Universal the top-rated contender since 1984. fumbles and 13>A quarterback facility, the Hazelden clinic in McMillen, an 11-year NBA veteran who was averaging 5.5 and I am one of them,” said the submitted to the Manchester Herald at least five days Office Box addresses will not be accepted” reads the sacks — second on the team and Center City, Minn., isprohibited Product code number from a can of Libby’s points per game in 31 games this year, was put on the injured list The fight, which will begin at Volunteers sought before publication. Tostitos refund form. hard-hitting Bramble. “They call a career high. by federal regulations to com­ Luncheon Meat printed or typed on a 3-by-5 card Jan. 19 after hurting his right foot against the Chicago Bulls me crazy. No problem. I don’t approximately .1:15 p.m. E S T will Always include a name and a daytime phone “ We use this restriction to prevent mail fraud” said The 6-foot-3, 243-pound line­ ment on the presence or ab­ Volunteer Action Center for the Capitol Region is with two cash-register receipts on Libby’s care. I know I am a littlestrangeat be held at the 5.000-seat theater at seeking therapeutic recreation assistants for youth number in case questions arise. Items should be type Gregg Overman, manager of media relations for backer was the Giants’ No. 1 sence of a patient. Luncheon Meat. Expires March 31, 1986. times,” ' the M GM -Grand hotel-casino. programs in art, drama, and athletics. written or plainly printed on business-size stationery. Frito-Lay. “ There are people who use .several r U - MANCHKSTKH HERALD. Saturday. Feb IS. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD Saturday Fpb 15. 1986 - 17 Advice M ACC News Son’s disappearing act is Conference gives suggestions for community service Editor’s note: This column is ment of a permanent shelter and gether, they sang, prayed, listened church has issued witnessingtothe f Don’t laugh at racial or ethnic and mail to M ACC, Peace and prepared by the Manchester Area the acquisition of a building at 466 to a call to unity by the Rev. Dr. gospel perspective on peace, non­ jokes. They are told at your Justice, P.O Box 773, Manchester. None of these sealed envelopes nor Conference of Churches. Main St. Alvan Johnson, and considered violence, nucleararmaments. pov­ brothers’ and sisters’ expense The t bird decision concerned our ways they may individually erty, racism and poverty. Be Don’t remain silent in the face of any of the commitments offered at old performance'to readers By Nancy Carr times of community worship. The further God’s will for peace and present at those public hearings slurs against thoseof another race, the worship service will be opened. MACC Executive Director churches have agreed to plan and justice for all As part of the and meetings where actions taken class or religious belief. But during the next 12 months, the combined joy of giving and celebrate together the following service, each representative chose affect the community’s poor or • Don’t accept stereotypes. Rec­ we will mail your unopened envelope (and your committment) DEAR receiving. Last year the churches which events: the community interfaith one or more works of peace and powerless. ognize your brother and sister. A B B Y : What's comprise the Manchaster Area Thanksgiving service. Christmas justice. • Join and support religious and • Volunteer at the Shepherd’s back to you as a reminder of your so "bizarre and D E A R ABBY: Now I have really Conference of Churcnes made worship and carol sing, the ecu­ community organizations dedi­ Place, the shelter for the homeless personal pledge to work for peace mysterious" heard it all. "Parents of the Bride" several decisions which will havea menical Lenten service with com­ We now invite you to join us in cated to freeing the powerless and or MACC’s clothing and furniture and justice and also as a reminder that all over Manchester others about the situa­ write jhat their adopted daughter major impact on their future bined church choirs, the ecumeni­ this year of dedication Suggested the oppre.ssed Banks Dear Abby are receiving their own pledges. tion described is planning to be married. She has missions. cal Good Friday service led by offerings include: • Work with M ACC’s Peace and by "Forgotten First was the decision to restruc­ • Pray for peace. Pray for the Justice Committee. • Conform your heart to Christ found her natural family and Manchester clergy, the Mayor’s Individual pledges determine Parents,” who Abigail Van Buren wants to include them in the ture Project Genesis as Genesis Prayer Breakfast and an all­ oppressed and for their oppres-' • Call a member of your church and your life to a thoughtful use of community change. 10 years ago wedding party, so how should the Center. In April Genesis will church Pentecost celebration. sors. Pray that God will show us or town board if you observe an the world’s limited resources. Our dedication litany ended with loaned their son wedding invitations read? become an independent mental These services will be planned by how to live out His will for peace instance of racial or economic • Fast one day a week for a this prayer — "Strengthen. 0 flO.OOO to save Can't you .lust see them: "Mr. health agency, functioning as a congregational groups and open to and .justice. Pray for those who are injustice which concerns them. world reflective of the peace of Lord, all who work for justice, his business? and Mrs. William Smith request separately incorporated the whole community.. poor and who suffer. Pray for the • Participate in community dia­ Christ. Love the Lord your God freedom and peace. Use our He promised to your presence at the marriage of organiration. The fourth major action was the church to be a true reflection of logue by writing a letter to the with all your heart, with all your voices, 0 Lord, to proclaim your repay it within three years on a “ Forgotten Parents” never did their adopted daughter. Joan, in The second decision was to decision to emphasize the concerns Christ’s love. Read the Bible and editor airing your concerns. Also soul, with all your strength and love to all peoples. Use our minds monthly basis ino interest). indicate whether they had an lOU the presence of her natural par­ accept a new contract with the of the late D r Martin Luther King meditate on the gospel message. write your congressmen senators with all your mind, and your and hearts O Lord, to addrqss the Four years ago he walked out of or promissory note, but may I offer ents, M r. and Mrs. George Gotlost, town of Manchester for the. opera­ • Keep informed of world na­ or the president when you observe neighbor as yourself Jr. during 1986: wrongs that divide and enslave. his parents' lives without a word of some valuable unsolicited advice to Peter Jordan, the natural son of tion of an emergency shelter. As As part of this yearlong empha­ tional and local news about the basic constitutional right being You may choose to adopt one of Use our lives, O Lord, that we may explanation. His business is thriv­ to one and all? Never lend money Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jordon.” part of the new arrangement, the struggles of our brothers and threatened. these suggestions or write in a sis, church representatives ga­ so act that peace, freedom and ing and he lives with his wife and without a promissory note ac­ town agreed to assist M ACC with sisters who do not know peace who • Share your rejection of cla.ss. resolution-action of your own. Oh. come on. Abby. You say if thered at St. M ary’s for a service of justice may grow and thrive in our children two miles away, but his knowledging the loan and stating there is any awkwardness insofar expertise and up to $20,000 annual dedication after the annual busi­ cannot expect justice race or religious bigotry with at Then place your commitment in a w o rld " parents — now in their 70s — the terms of repayment Relatives as you, or the natural parents are operations dollars in the develop­ ness meeting and banquet. To­ •

U - MANCHESTER HERALD Saturday Feb 15. 1986 W ^ ^ Increase In AIDS cases prompts alarm in Europe I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Hardy, who keeps track of AIDS sex, through contaminated needles These rates are low compared to outside of the United States, said KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Lorry W right reportedly homosexual or the disease by September 1985. during drug use, through tranfu- Bv Gayle Youno the United States, according to the there have been a number of, “The Soviet Union is in contact sions/of contaminated blood and United Press International bisexual. report, where 60 out of every 1 reports of the disease from South Fifty percent of those Europeans with the World Health Organiza­ during birth from a mother with NELF WANTED I HELP WANTED tion and they have said there are no million Americans suffer from the America — most notably in Brazil NEW YORK — The number of with the deadly disease that disease. More than 16,500 cases of AIDS. where 262 cases have been re- BUSINESS & SERVICE cases to report.” said Ann M. One of those Europeans reported reported European AIDS cases destroys the body’s immune sys­ AIDS have been reported in the ported. Australia has reported 95 Laundry Worker — Port Dental Receptionist — 4 Hardy, director of public health at to have caught the disease through HnM weekend*. Must be II day work wtek, busy rose by almost 200 percent last tem have already died, the report United States since the disease was cases of the disease and Japan has CATfcoD the CDC. " I don’t know how good a blood transfusion had had heart yeora or older. Heavy office. Send resume to: year although no accounts of the states. first idenbtified in 19*1. CbMMEKlAL their surveillance is or how they surgery in the United States, reported eight. lifting required. Coll Dental Group, 70 East disease were reported by Soviet Belgium reported the most sig­ Of 1,031 European AIDS patients There have been no reports at a l l , define the disease. They are doing according to the report. Another Steve K eg le r, *47-9191. Middle Tpke., i w I coirniACTiiiD block countries, according to the nificant increase — from no cases surveyed, 7* percent were homo­ from China, she said. repoiled in October 19*4 to 11* a this differently from the other patient, a child from England, Manchester. Centers for Disease Control. sexual^ or bisexual, according to We Are Growing I Allbrio P o rr^ Rgmodellng — year later — giving it the highest European countries.” reportedly received a blood trans­ w ill M m n In mv horn# Odd Ipbs, Truckthsu As of September 19*5. the CDC Iceland was the only other the report. Another 7 percent were Realty, with o atotf of 2full Permanent Port Time govs or ovonlngs. Coll Home repairs. You name Coblnots, roofing, gut­ lik e said a total 1,573 cases of acquired percentage of AIDS per population intravenous drug users and four fusion while in America. Titanic iM>ttlet time and . 6 part-time Tellers. Apply 923 Main I t, y n do It. Free esfl- ters, room addltlom, elder flger»r European country to report no But the majority, 97 percent of 44*4781, ask M r LImlo. immunodeficiency syndrome were in Europe. An estimated 11.9 percent were hemophilia patients A**oclate-Reoltors, hat Street, Manchester. 646- mote*. Insured. *434904. decks, all types of remo­ etolned. No i ------ca.ses of AIDS, according to the the patients, were living in Europe Wine bottles from the wreck of reported to the World Health people per every million Belgians who had received blood outgrown It* old office. 1700. Hawke* Tree Service — deling and repairs. FREE m ore . John V e rfo llie . CoH report. before the onset of the symptoms of the Titantic, which sank in 1912 Attention Ladle* I Host on Organization by European coun­ have the disease transfusions. We ore now In our new ahicket Truck A Chipper. estimates. Fully Insured. *4*-57$0. Switzerland and Denmark had their disease, the report states. with the loss of 1,522 lives, now lie unusual home party. I tries compared to a total 559 cases There were no reports of AIDS One German with hemophilia location and we ore ac­ .DDA Clerks. Dolly 4:30 to Stump Removol. Free Es­ Telephone *434017, otter the highest rates of AIDS per Most of the remainder are natives on the ocean floor at 13,000 feet, bring on assortment of *p m , *47-8509.______for the same countries in October from Czechoslovakia, Hungai^, was reported to be a homosexual tively looking tor addi­ 10pm. Saturday, 12 to tim ates. Special consider- Yau'H never knew i population after Belgium with an of Caribbean countries with a high and can be identified as to type of tional full and part time 3pm. Will (rain. Coll 646- o ve r 200 g ift and decora­ power o f CtossMIed if.... 19*4. Poland or the United Soviet intravenous drug user. oHon fo r Elderly and Han­ Socialist Republic. Yugoslavia, a estimated 11* Swiss and 11.2 incidence of the disease who wine in deep-sea photographs, tale* ottoclote*. If you 5773. dicapped. *47-7m tive Items to your home. Carpentry and remodel- you uee It youreelf. Ccai European men outnumber Danes having the disease for ever AIDS is transmitted through according to National Geographic. are Interetted In o real Mdst of these Items ore Ing tervices — Complete *43-2711 to d a y to ptace an women with the disease II to 1 and Communist country independent exchange of blood or semen during moved to Europe. handmade by local crofts- of the USSR, reported one case of million people eetote tale* career, call Handyman. Carpentry, home repairs and remo­ od. the vast majority of those men are Robert Allbrio at 6494917 |99iB U «N E88 heme repairs and xlean- men. If you would like to deling. Quality work. fU f- for a private interview. l Z Z | 0PP0RTUNmE8 ing, neat, reliable. Free earn 10% merchandise erencet, llcented and In­ quotes. Manchester heme while you and your sured. Coll *4*41*5. ■TAX friend* shop In your own 2-If Full Time Flrtf and se­ T-ShIrt and Cop printing owner. *49-1151, Steve cond shift with mlcrofllm- Glarrotona. home. Call Denise at *49- Robert E. Jarvis,' equipment. 4 color prin­ 3230. In o com pany. No ter, conveyor dryer, ex­ Bulldina-Rem odeiing experlonce neetttorv. Get a Sharp start. Profts- Specialist. Additions, gcr- N etkln't Tax Service. ClSMPytCA.inc posing unit and cap dryer. Housecleonlno - bv Magic LOW ro te s, s tric tly c o n tl- . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Contact G. Kupfer, Car- Like new condition with slonol sharpening Includ­ oges, roofing, siding, kit­ Touch, dependable ser­ v m t done Record Service, 875- ing knives, scissors, chens, bathrooms, re- d e n tto l. O ver 10 * supplies. Will trlon. *3,400. vice at reasonable rotes. p I d c e. m *' n t experience. *44-1009. Classified.Store'OMice Space■ 44 Household Goods For advertisements to be 6203. Phone 904-788-6647. pinking sheors, lawn and JROOMS I J APARTMENTS Business Opportunities 22 Rates I C o ll fo r 0 free estimate. windows/doors. *434711 ,1 *9 Resort Property 45 M isc for Sole published Monday, the dead­ garden tools, rotary »< I fDR RENT I^ z if o r r e n t Notices Situation Wanted 23 M in im u m : Attention real estate mower blades, chisels, Insured 8i references. *27- You Save Tim e— Receive Misc. tor Rent 46 Home ond Gorden line IS 2:30 p.m. on Fridov. 9134.. Concerned Service— Get Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info 24 agent*. We don't moke plain blades and many Dumas Electric—Having Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 4 Lines Electrical Problemc? Great Convenience with Manchester — 2 bedroom Personols 02 Instruction 25 outlandish promises, we Real Estate other*. Call Sunnv-Em, Ladles Only — Nice, quiet Roommotes Wanted 48 Musical Items don't set unrealistic bonus *49-1088 o tte r 5pm. Need o large or a small Tax Corporation of.Now room for senior citizen or apartment, appliances, Announcements ' 03 D ays P bf Line Read Your Ad FAINTIND/ England’s reasonobly Recreotiono' Items quotas, we do otter a PAPERIN Repair? We Specialize In working girl. Located on heat, *525 a month, two A uctions...... 04 Real Estate Antiques 1 -5 ...... 75« Ciossified advertisements professional office envir­ Sowing Done — Expe­ 8 Residential Work. Joseph priced 'In home* IneeiWi bus line. References and months security & refer­ tax service. A tax expert Services Tog Soles 6-19...... S5« are taken bv telephone os q onment and commission I HOMES rienced seamstress. Dumas. Fully Licensed. security. Coll after ences. Close to 84 and Homes tor Sale 31 20 or m o r e ...... 45« schedule second to none. Name your .own price — Free Estimate*. *4*4253. w ill call on vov. at 5:30pm, 644-0383. busline. March 1 occu­ Services Ottered 51 Wanted to Duv convenience. FOR SALE Dressmaking, alterations Condominiums 32 Coll 646-2735, M r. Curtiss, Father ond son. Fast, convenience when vdu pancy. No pets. Call otter Financial Painting/Papering 5? The Manchester Herald is and repoir*. Call anytime. c a ll *4*-32l9(hotTie) o r SSI- Lots/Land for Sale 33 Stoneledge Realty tor *47-8730. dependable service. Manchester/East Hart­ 6pm, 649-4370 or 742-9410. M ortgages...... 11 Investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 responsible only tor one incor confidential Interview. Looking for privacy with Painting, Paperhanging I^HEATINS/ 15S35(offlce). ford Line — Large Room, Personol Loans...... 12 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding ^ Automotive rect insertion ond then only 0 view? Try this spacious The House Work*. Resi­ & Removal. Coll 646-5761. IWIPLUMBINfl Raised Ranch, kitchen Manchester 2 family 5 Insurance...... 13 Heating/Plumbing Deadlines tor the size of the originoi seven room expanded dential housecleonlng. An Income Taxes prepared In privileges. 568-5079. room, 2 bedroom apar- Resort Property 36 your own home. Call Jim Wanted to Borrow 14 Flooring 56 Cars Trucks lor Sole For clos^ied advertise insertion. Cape In desirable Man­ established company Palntlnt' and Paperhong- ment. *625 heat and hot Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Fogorty Brothers — Ba­ fo r reasonable ra te s. 742- water Included. Children Income Tox Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be*fcublished Tues­ Errors which do not lessen chester neighborhood. fully bonded with above throom remodeling; In­ Position Open In a small T hree bedroom s, 2'/z overage work below the rior, ceilings repaired. 1009 otter ' IFDR SALE I FDR SALE Manchester — 3 room mile from 1-84. 1,000-3,000 to 5:30pm. Good pay and and overseeing helpers. paper experience helpful. Coll 647-9137. apartment, appliances, days and education. Coll Please send work history Windsor. *114,900. 3 Spa­ sq. ft. available. Can build Missing Since Monday benefits commensurate Resume to: Meol Pro­ Brand New Listing I 4 garage, parking, cen­ for Interview, 643-8339. Gasoline Attendants and salary requirements Furniture Buyer and cious bedroom Ranch. All real estate advertised Magnificent — Bolton. Thinking of a New Home? to suit. Days, 649-2272. night from Olcott Drive, with experience. Contact gram, P.O. Box434, Mans­ Room Townhouse In trally located. *395 Employment wanted for Manchester to: The Manchester He­ Sales Manager — Expe­ Fuel Oil Truck Driver, Quality finished lower In the Manchester Herald $154,500. Custom built 3 Call U 8i R first for vour Male Homalayan cot, Mike, Paul's Paint, Man­ field Center, Mansfield, small condo complex. monthly. 289-9486. Certified Nurses Aides Texaco. 659-1321 or 646- rienced for large progres­ class 2 license required. level features a fourth Is subject to the federal bedroom Raised Ranch custom built home. We Store tor Rent — Retail or fawn color with black chester. 649-0300. CT 06250. rald, Box S C/O Manches­ Built In 1981 bv Peterman. needed for small rest 6475. sive established store. Ex­ Dependable, fuel oil deliv­ bedroom or office. 10 x 24 Pair Housing Act of 1968, on private 8 acre parcel. have home sites available Wholesale, suitable for mask, ears and legs, blue Education ter Herald. Low condo fee. I'/i baths, 4 Room Apartment — & home. Call for Interview cellent opportunity for ery east of the river. first floor family room. which mokes It Illegal to Solarium with cedar Inte­ In Manchester and South business. Main Street, eves, black bushy tall. with nursing director. 243- Mechanic, Diesel Me­ Windsor. Whether you fully appllanced, full pri­ Available Now, adults, no Carpenters Needed. Im­ chanics with 2 years expe­ Immedlote Openings for qualified person. Reply Experienced only, full Large level lot with newer advertise any preference, rior off dining room, cen­ near hospital. Plenty of Reward. 643-6411. 2995. pool and deck. D.W. Fish are Interested In buying, vate basement, economi­ pets, no appliances, one mediate openings for ex­ rience. Do you want a part time housecleaning Box B, c/o Manchester time. Insurance od benef­ limitation or discrimina­ ter chimney divides open parking. Call 643-7604, ask Realty, 643-1591 or 871- kitchen, dining room and selling, building or lust cal 2 zone gas heat. Call car, security and referen­ for John. Reward! Lost — Large perienced carpenters, all change? A place to grow? persons. Call The House­ Herald. its. 647-9137. tion based on race, color, Secretary — Some book­ 1400.O living room. 2 cor garage, need to consult someone Today I Offered at *68,900. ces. 649-1265. black and white cat, white I HELP WANTED phases of construction, Part time assistant, recep­ Edarf Truck Rental Is works, 647-0873. religion, sex or notional keeping, pleasant work­ full time employment and tionist for Manchester Clerlcol/South Windsor origin, or an Intention to 2 full baths, multi-level on your real estate needs, Jackson 8< Jackson Real Manchester — Approxi­ on chin, paws and belly, ing environment. Multi looking for mechanics for Wanted: Teachers at all call us — we're always Estate, 647-8400 or 646- 4 room renovated apart­ broken eve tooth, vicinity benefits. Call 742-5317, doctor’s office. Mature second and third shift. Church Custodian — 20 — Need energetic person make any such prefer­ decks. Central Vac. D.W. mately 500 sq. ft., 182 Part Time Inserters Home Builders, 9am-5pm, levels. Foreign & Domes­ willing to assist you. U 8< R 8646. ment. 2nd floor, gas & gas South Main Street, Colon­ 8:30-5pm, Monday thru reliable person. Approxi­ Excellent benefits pack­ hours per week. Work for general office duties ence, limitation or dis­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 or of Birch & BIssell Sts. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Monday thru Friday, 643- tic teachers. Box 1063, Realty, 643-2692.0 stove. *400. 2 months se­ ial decor, good site visibil­ 649-9361 after Spm. Friday. mately 15 to 20 hours per age, shift differential, hours negotiable. General and Inside soles desk. Call HELP WANTED crimination. The Herald 871-1400.O for Bob. 4005 or 646-1960. Vancouver, Wa. 98666. To clean coffee stains curity - references. 646- ity and parking. *475 plus week. Some evenings & wage depends upon abil­ cleaning duties. Includes tor appointment, 528-9351. will not knowingly accept any advertisement which Open Sunday, l-4pm. 17 Manchester — Lovely 7 from china or plastic, rub 7336. utilities. Call Bob Allbrio F Saturdays possible. Plea­ floors & windows. Minor Lost — 10 lb. Male Terrier Auto Service Technicians Office Clerk — Heavy ity. Contact Jeff In Ser­ Maintenance — Full time Room Cape. 3 bedrooms, stain with baking soda. To sant personality & flexi­ maintenance plus lawns Is In violation of the low. Arvine Place, Manches­ at 649-0917. Cross, brown and white — Full time positions data entry. Attention to vice Department, 527- weekdays experience In family room, enclosed find a cash buyer for that 4 Room Apartment In bility b most. Call 646-5153 and snow removal. Send ter — Custom designed wearing red collar. Lost available. Experience In detail, general office du­ *274. general repairs required. sun porch, IV2 baths, fire­ china closet you no longer residential area with ap­ Babysitter. Responsible and leave message. qualifications to: Sexton Bring Your Teenagers — center chimney Cape lo­ 474 Main Street, the center In the Timothy Edwards front alignment, brakes ties, experienced please. Excellent pay and benef­ cated on one of Manches­ place, built Ins, carpeting, use, place a low-cost ad In pliances, garage, base­ of town. 3 rooms first School area In South female to care for two Secretary/Receptionist Talcottville Cong. Best buy In Glastonbury bnd tune up preferred. 6 4 6 - 0 5 6 3 . ______its. Call Steve Kegler, ter’s loveliest tree-lined nice location, asking Classified. 643-2711. ment & washer 8< dryer floor. Call 646-2426 week­ Windsor. Anyone know­ children In my home. Own Opportunity for house­ — Busy professional fi­ Church, 10 Elm Hill Road, M arket, 3 bedroom home Will consider applicants transportation. Call 647- 647-9191. BESTIII with 2'/z baths, 2 cor roads near the country *136,000. U & R Realty, hookups. *475 per month. days 9-5. ing any Information Part time experienced wives with young children nancial services office Talcottville, CT 06066. Call after 7pm, 647-1738. with less experience. Uni­ 9102. In school. Flexible hours. garage, large living club... 3 spacious bed­ 643-2692.0 please call 644-8873 after care givers wanted for the seeking experienced se- Babysitter wanted tor oft i forms provided but must If you like working with room, extra large family rooms Including a first Spm. Infant room, either morn­ cretory/receptlonlst with Relief Cook — Meadows t4r school hours Monday PART TIME Rockville — 2 bedroom. have own tools. Full com­ Looking tor a part time light food preparation, room with brick fireplace floor master with Jacuzzi Best Buy — U 8, R I BUSINESS ings or afternoon hours. good typlng(55wpm) and Manor has an Immediate thru Friday from 2:30- Good neighborhood. r n RESORT E pany benefits available. tub. Formal dinig room, attractive 4 bedroom Con­ Gal Friday with typing please apply 131 Sonrlco opening for an expe­ tor warm comfort, fully PRDPERTY Call 643-6510, Manchester Call 647-0788. ABC organizational skills. 6pm In the Manchester St. sitting room with fire­ temporary with 2 V2 baths, Stove and refrigerator. I f S j PROPERTY ability and computer ex­ Drive. 8am to 11am. Mon­ rienced Institutional JOB IN TOWNI I appllanced kitchen, wood Kmart. EOE. Daycare. Light dictaphone and Bridget School area. Coll place. The family room formal dining room, *375 plus utilities. 643-1903 perience. Flexible sche­ day thru Friday. cook. This 30 hour per stained exterior, has su­ Thinking of Selling or pleasant phone manner. Dianne, 649-9027. has a huge "walk-ln" fire­ cothedral celling and otter Spm. M yrtle Beach. South Ca­ ANNOUNCEMENTS dule of 5 hours per day. Great office environment. week evening position per sized bl-level deck for Leasing vour property? Please send work history «5<>° hr./8tart t. family fun entertaining, place, picture windowand stone fireplace In family rolina, Gulf villa on fair­ Full benefit package. Lo­ will pay the qualified Indi­ We specialize In commer­ Manchester — Fully car­ and salary requirements matured landscaping In random width oak floors I room. Lots of fine fea­ cial, Industrial, Invest­ way 2 bedroom 2 both, cated In Founder's Plaza, vidual *7.17 per hour to Cherry raised paneled ca­ tures. Call today for pri­ peted 3 bedroom duplex fully furnished, near NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED to: The Manchester He­ start plus excellent benef­ No dress code. Casuai fun at- | very private lot. See It ment properties. Warren East Hartford. Salary binets surround the kit­ vate viewing. Only with attic, appliances, beach. Golf package or rald, Box Z. commensurate with expe­ its Including company now while It Is still availa­ E. Howland Inc. Realtors. IN BOLTON AREA Secretary — AAAA Ad mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ ble. *137,500. Century 21 chen and breakfast area *149,900. Joyce G. Epstein washer & dryer hook up, vacation. 649-0547 after Congratulations rience. Call Amy, 289-9301. paid medical & dental 643-1108. references 8, security Masseuses desired (will agency needs an expe­ Jackston-Showcase, 646- overlooking the rear Real Estate, 647-8895.0 5pm. Insurance, 11 paid holi­ on the phone, we might have a $ needed. 647-9340 or 241- to train). Exceptional pay rienced, organized, self­ 1316.0 yard. The other two bed­ Cosh In A Flashlll Brick starter with excellent typ­ Offset Press Person. Have days, 2 weeks paid vaca­ fin g e n ip rooms, along with a full We Need Listings for our 1000. L ik i 81 and transportation avail­ Immediate opening tor'a tion after 1 year and a job for you. We offer a guaran- | front commercial build­ V IB H A J A IN able. Manchester area. ing skills. Coll 646-4683. both and large unfinished Buyers! Have sold all our ing In high traffic area of Graceful Cldir Mill Rd. qualified person. Expand­ pension plan. Apply In convenience teed salary with bonuses. Work | For Sale Bv Owner — listings. Let us market 574-4851. Beauty with bge, com­ room are on the second Wllllmantic. First floor \X inner of our Brookfield SI Bolton ing business requires ad­ person at Meadows vour property today I Re­ Accountant and Tax Pre­ done from our office, four even- | pletely remodeled, floor. Laundry facilities presently occupied bv a Broomstick luce parer — Full Charge ditional personnel. Pres­ Manor, 333 Bldwell Street, member: It you are a draw ing fo r 82.50 of E. Middle Tpk*. Part time service station L o o k i n g spacious, stone faced Co­ are located on the main bar and there is also a 3 bookkeeper through gen­ tige Printing, 135 Main Manchester, CT. ings a week and Saturday $ floor. Exterior of this senior citizen. Allbrio wedding photography LInloy 8L attendant - Call 528-6833. Street, Manchester. lonial, 3 bedrooms, large room apartment and 9 eral ledger. Experience foyer with trench doors home Is a maintenance Realty offers you o sub­ single rooms. Excellent Manc.-Bolton mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ stantial savings with our free. Cirpentor Rd. Lovln'g, Responsible necessary. Able to work f o r and open stairway, en­ free combination of brick, Income. Offered at Offset Stripper. Have Im­ Senior Citizen Discount I woman wanted to take Independently. Computer 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ closed porch, formal din­ Andersen thermopane *180,000. Jackson & Jack- Rob McKinney Bluerldge Dr. accounting experience mediate opening for a windows, narrow vinyl Altbrio Realty, 649-0917.0 Mincheiter care of Infants, Mondav- qualified person. Expand­ Full/Part Tim e positions s o m e t h i n g ? ings, also Saturday mornings. | ing room, 2 car unatt­ son Real Estate, 647-8400 Bette Or: Frldav In our home. 633- helpful. Part time Man­ ached garage, city water clapboards and timber- or 646-8646.D Photography chester area with growing ing business requires ad­ for diversified clothing line shingles. For your 4247 evenings. ditional personnel. Pres­ store duties. Must be relia­ and sewers. *117,900. Call bookkeeping firm. Send $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ 646-6332 or 649-7639. comfort the heating sys­ ICDNDDMINIUMS resume to Box A, c/o the tige Printing, 135 Main ble, moture, responsible. It’s rig h t a t % tem Is gas fired hot air I FDR SALE MANCHESTER HERALD Manchester Herald. All Street, Manchester. Manas , ment Opportuni­ with central air condition­ Rentals ties. Call Two Legs, 563- y o u r Historic Cheney mansion, Full Time resumes will be 14 room, 4 both beauty ing. There Is an oversized Call NOW 647-9946 acknowledged. 6896. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 2 car garage with auto­ Now's The Time.... To HELP WANTED Accounts Payable with 4 fireplaces, gor­ stop paying rent! You fingertips IN MANCHESTER AREA geous woodwork plus 2'/z matic opener... This Is a Teacher needed Imme­ special home that de­ might lust be qualified to IRDDMS for retail chain. Entry diately tor nursery acres of mature trees and purchase this 4 room WANTED Tow Truck Operator. Full lawn. *299,900. Blanchard serves your Inspection. FDR RENT level. Monday thru time. Good driving record school. Part time morn­ Forest SL *174,900...."We Guarantee Condo at Park Chestnut In ings, Monday thru Fri­ I n t h e Park 8. Rosetto. 646-2482. Manchester. 2 bedrooms, Friday, 8am-4:30pm. Office Machine a must. Benefits. Will 81 Our Homes!". Blanchard Manchester — Com­ PICTURE THIS train the right person. day. Call 649-5531, wee­ Chastnut 81 8, Rossetto Real Estate, wall to wall carpet, and C lassifieds! "A Rare Find" — Lovely pletely furnished Includ­ East Hartford office. Technician Call Larry's, 871-1790. kends, 233-2366. 646-2482.Q It's economical to heat. Otii SL and meticulously main­ Only *44,500. Call Today! ing stove, refrigerator Call Leslie ------Apply at Clerlcol/Supervlsory — Birdsn SL tained 8 plus room Colon­ Jackson & Jackson Real and linens. *50 weekly AlMindir L ial. Located In the Man­ Porter Street Area — See plus 2 weeks security. Call 282-0651 Northaast Ofllc* Suppllat Small International dis­ 8 this beautifully decorated Estate, 647-8400 or 646- CALL Cintir 8L 487-553 odd on chester/Glastonbury 8646.0 between 5-9pn|, 646-9832. $ EXTRA MONEY $ for further Informa­ 49 Main St. tributor seeking mature town line. Four bed­ 4 bedroom Colonial to­ Danielson, CT Individual with supervi­ Cintir 81 563455 odd on day I 1’/z baths, garage tion. rooms, gorgeous, large 774-1770 Auto Mechanic for busy sory experience to work TODAY LInealn 8t family room, 2 car gar- and a price under With Your Own Part-Time Job. garage. Experienced. with and supervise cleri­ Pirkini 8L oge. Owner anxious I Ask­ *100,0001 Blanchard & HDMES HDMES Own tools. Also mechan­ cal Stott. Good skills ne­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Rldgiwood 81 ing, *167,500. Strano Real Rossetto Real Estate, 646- FDR SALE FOR SALE ics helper. W illing to cessary. Hours B-S. Call all 2482.0 I I An excellent opportunity for Roosivilt 81 Estate, 647-7653.D train. Benefits. Call Lar­ Judy Clementine at Inter­ Filrvliw all Housewives and Mothers with OFFICE MANAGER ry's, 872-1790. trade Scientific. 871-0401. Wilt Rllddit Tpki. 420496 115-175 OPEN HOUSE nWTO-OUIDI bring them 8L John 81 Crocket rAtTMN young children G. FOX JOB FAIR 8L Liwrinei 81 all Saturday/Sunday 1-4 pm . . • • • with you and save on We are looking for an energetic person experienced CLERK/TYPISTS Tuesdiy. Fsbruiry IB Mirblo SL 31 Eaatland Dr., laanchaatar in all office procedures and systems. Familiarity B am -1 2 noon MeCitoSt Dir.: EstI Mi

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MISCELLANEOUS READ THIS! ORDER 2x4 . - n e w M NISSAN FOB SALE HARTFORD n ANTIQUES AS LOW AS Brown Plaid Carriage and WAREHOUSE TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! stroller combination. Ex­ cellent condition. $65. 647- Optn Tu»$.-Sat. 8203 after 4:15pm.a lOam-Spm Price War! Flashing ar­ NOTHING TO BUY. row signs $2991 Lighted, 243 Farnilngteg Ave., REBATES ffisi 000 non-arrow $279. Unllghted Hartford $229. (Free letters I) Only few left. See locally. 525-6785 NOTHING FOR SALE. 1(800)423-0163, anytime. NOTICE TO CREDITORS DODGES LEGAL NOTICE E S TA TE OF SELECTED MODELS - QUAUFIED BUYER APR PEARL M. PARRISH Will trade a baby walker The 1984 and 1985 Annual re­ The Hon. Norman J. for o kiddle cor. - Call ports of the Becker Family Preuss, Judge, of the Court Will SWOP 9 X 11 Block li 643-$083 after 4pm. Assoclotlon Inc. will be avail­ of Probate, District of An­ able from 6:00 P.M. kto 8:30 Red contemporary rug 7.5-8e6% FINANCING dover at a hearing held on for any plain color facsim­ P.M. weekdays at the ad­ January 23,1986 ordered that dress listed below for Inspec­ all claims must be presented ile. Coll offer 5:30pm, Will trade a Double set tion by any citizen who so re- to the fiduciary on or before 659-2436. tub, white porcelain, for a 85 ARIFS ouests within 180 days after April 23,1986 or be barred as publication of this notice of single set tub. Call 643-4942 bv law provided. Computer Choir worth offer S:30pm. their availability. Sharon B. Preuss, HENRY r. BECKER Clerk $40, like new, would like to trade for bookcase or 3 TREASURER The fiduciary Is; Will trade small bookcase 70 OLD ANDOVER RD. Katherine Y. Hutchinson drawer brown filing ca­ HEBRON, CT 06248 Bunker Hill Rood binet. Coll 742-6113. with 3 shelves In good 031-02 Andover, C T 06232 condition for o coffee M DEMO aoo REBATE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE, AIR 030-02 table In good condition. COND.. POW. 8TR., AUTO, POW. BK8., AA4/FM STEREO Bogen Enlarger with ac­ Call 742-7463 after 5:30pm. LEGAL NOTICE cessory equipment to TOWN OF ANDOVER trode for 3 desk-type wood ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS choirs or a waveless wo- I will trade an electric The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ terbed, any size. Coll 647- dryer for a gas dryer. Coll necticut will hold a public hearing In the Town Office Build­ 1004. 643-1082 offer 4pm. ing, Wednesday, February 19,1986 at 8:00 P.M. to hedr the following applications asking for relief from the Zoning Will trade a 1964 Rambler 6999 Laws of the Town of Andover, Connerticut. convertible In excellent OMNI 4 DR. LOADED WITH FACTORV EQUIPMENT •233-William J. O'Neill - Reauestlng Special Exception condition for a Jeep CJ7. Reserve Your with the following variances: Coll 633-7834. 1. Space Reaulrements, Section 11.2 - variance of Will trade tope rccorder- Space 12,800 sauare feet reauested. Needs 40,000 square feet, has 27,200 sauare feet. (needs work) or Kodak Instamafic camera for 2. Space Requirements, Section 11.2 - variance of Todayl 100.2 feet frontage reauested. Needs 200 feet. best offer. Coll 647-1560. Lot locoted on Lake Road, Lot No. 13. Will trade end table, dork *8999 •234 -CIINord M. Dublel - Requesting Special Exception 643-2711 with the following variances: finish, slate top, rounded 8HELBV CHARGER LOADED WITH EQUIPMENT 1. Space Reaulrements - Section 11.2 - Variance of legs, good condition, for a 24,682 square feet reauested. Needs 40,000 square pressure cooker In good feet, has 1SJ18 square feet. condition or 2 bor stools. 2. Variance of 3 feet rear yard reauested. Needs 50 Coll 74^7463 offer 5;30pm. • feet, has 47 feet. Will trode yellow tea ket­ tle In excellent condition 3. Variance of 100.85 feet frontoge reauested. Needs 200 feet. for a brass one. Call 649-6134 otter 5:30pm. Lot located on private road 150 feet from Intersection with Bausola Road. will trode a CB radio for 10 1086 W150 WITH SNOW PLOWS - •235 -Stephen Modlgotky - Requesting relief of zoning regu­ on A M /FM radio In good Complete Single bed - lations. Space Requiremens - Section 11.2. condition. (Must take out frame, boxspring $, mot- READY TO GO 1. Variance of 20,101 square feet reauested. Needs CB and Install radio). Call tres* In good condition, 40,000 square feet, has 19,899 square feet. 643-$082 otter 4pm. will trade tor a rocking 2. Variance of 100.04 feet frontoge reauested. Needs choir In good condition. 200 feet. Coll 64^4943 otter S:30pm. USED CAR & TRUCK SALE Lot located on Lake Road, lot number 232/233. Expectant young mother 84 Datsun Sentra XE. A/C *4995 will relieve yoA of any •236- Scott W iM int - Requesting Special Exception with the outgrown baby IKm s that Will trade a rectangular 84 Firebird. 5 Spd.. AM/FM *5995 following variances; you wish to give away. wood kitchen table for a 1. Requesting relief from Section 11.2, Space Requi­ Coir after 5:30pm, 659- round pedestal table. Call 83 Datsun Stanza. 4 Dr. XE *6899 rements vaf lonce of 33450 square feet tor lot oreo. Needs 40,000 square feet has 6,650 square feet. 2436. 643-IOt3 otter 4pm. 83 Colt. 4 Dr.. AM/FM, 5 Spd. *4195 2. Vorlonceof 150feetfrontaae.Needs200feet,hos50 feet. 83 T1000. 4 Dr.. A/C, AT *3295 3. Vorlonce of 27 feet total side yard. Needs 50 feet, has 23 feet. 82 LTD. 4 Dr., A/C. AT *3395 4. Vorlonce of 22.5 feet rear yard. Needs 50 feet, hos 27.5 feet. 82 Subaru QL, 5 Spd., A/C SAVE 5. Varlonceof653sauorefeetforfloorarea. Rellefof 82 Chev. Cavalier Wag., A/C *4495 Section 4.1.3 Non-conforming structures and uses. Alterations ore beyond the 25% allowed. 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academy and hung around Jane Rainwater London singing with and writing songs for various pop groups. Two years later, in 1977, she Born Nov. 10, 1953 met fellow Eurythmic Dave Occupation artist Stewart at Pippin’s, a Marital status married health-food hangout, and the two Favorite restaurant started working and living Partners together. They formed a group Favorite food cheese called the Catch, then the Favorite beverage iced tea"' Tourists, which had a hit in Hobby dance 1979 with the Dusty Springfield Favorite sport ice skating song “1 Only Want To Be With Roots for You," but the group broke up in cultural endeavors 1980. Idea of a good vacation travel to She and Stewart started any exotic playing around with a destination synthesizer and came up with What you do to relax read the Eurythmics concept (and Type of entertainment preferred film t • » their first album, “In the Favorite entertainer Harry Anderson Garden," which was never Favorite actor, actress released in this country.) Robert DeNiro, It was critically successful but failed commercially; still, the Favorite book "Breakfast of Champions,' duo kept experimenting. by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Ironically, after that they Kind of music preferred dance music By Josie decided that each needed his Favorite magazine own space and split up Print romantically, they had their first Favorite store In Manchester Marlow's major success, the album Pet my four cats “Sweet Dreams! ’’ This time, Favorite spot In Manchester Antonio’s Q. / was surprised to see Jane Jane Fonda David Hasselhoff Annie Lennox the stardom was international. Car Volkswagen Jetta Fonda smoking in the movie Now. after a long stretch of Favorite color “Agnes of God." Does she red louring and video-making, Last book read smoke all the time? Has she during which Annie had a few “The Color Purple,” given up exercising? D. Dosca, "problems with her voice," and Alice Walker Bridgeton, N.J. didn't go down too well with 15 to work as a seamstress. . and that same year, also returned an acting role in the film Favorite TV show "Night Court" A. If you look closely at her Hickland. She drove off in tears. But she sought refuge in show to the White House, this_time as “Revolution," Annie’s on a Best thing about Manchester Cheney Mills smoking scenes in the film, you Nonetheless, they were business. She auditioned for and a guest of then-President Carter. long sabbatical in Bali, Worst thing about Manchester can see that she doesn’t look married. Then, to get extra won a place in the Katherine Now, she’s back on tour no good book store according to a rep. The plans are Herald photo by Bashaw very eomfortable. which she mileage out of her expensive Dunham Dance Company while around the world: Toronto, Paris for her to go into the studio in wasn't because she doesn't wedding dress, as he explains it,' still in her teens. While on tour and Australia are scheduled in the spring to record a new album smoke. The eigarettes used were she wore it again when her with the company in Europe, she the next few months, with a and start louring again in late tobaeco-less ones, but she still character married his on stopped off in Paris and stayed, stopover in Hollywood. She’s July or August. also shooting a couple of hated them. And, of eourse, “Knight Rider." To protect his becoming, like Josephine Baker Annie was briefly married to commercials. she's still exercising; she has a dashing bachelor image on the before her, an exotic American Radha Rohnfield, a Luigi’s of Manchester new “Workout" videotape to show, her character isn’t supper-club star. German-bom Hare Krishna prove it. expected to stay around for very Returning to New York, she disciple whom she met when he long. appeared in the Broadway show delivered a vegetarian meal (he’s Luncheon Special “Blue Holiday" with Ethel Q. I’m a big fan of Annie also a cheO to her after a Waters, then “New Faces of Lennox of the Eurythmics. concert in Stuttgart in February Free Soup with Lunch i per order flURflOT 1952." Around this time, as she Could you tell me about her? 1984. They were married in 75C draft beer Q. f have always been very Q. I recently saw an episode of relates in the third installment of Lisa Wunderlich, Lpekport, III. March, and the following spring, fond of David Specials good thru 2/22 “Miami Vice" and was quite her autobiography, she began a A. She’s 31, from Aberdeen, she asked for a divorce. Hasselhoff. Could you tell me taken with the guest star, secret affair with Revlon Scotland, and from a reasonably about his wife? Olga Espinoza, Eartha Kitt. Could you tell me co-founder Charles Revson and a musical family. Her father who Midland, Texas more about her? Mike highly visible run as a nightclub worked in the shipyards played Full Service Bar Open 11:00 A.M. Daily A. Hasselhoff met Catherine star. Richandson, Mishiawaka, Ind. bagpipes at home, and as a Anything you'd like to Specials for the Month of February Hickland at the 1981 Daytime A. She’s 57, from North, S.C., She left the country, though, child, Annie took up piano and Emmy awards and immediately the illegitimate daughter of a in 1968 after a widely publicized flute, intent on becoming a know about prominent Good Food Served Tuesday - Sunday asked for a date. She refused, white father whom she never episode at a White House classical musician. personalities? Write to: being wary of men who looked met and a black-Cherokee luncheon, in which she criticized After attending the Aberdeen Josie, Between the at like Ken dolls, as she explained. mother. Because of her mixed host President Johnson’s High School for Girls, she went Lines, King Features But later that year, she-saw parentage, she was never Vietnam policy. south to London's Royal him again in Los Angeles and Syndicate, 235 E. 45th ★ accepted, she explains, and She claims that she was then Academy of Music, where she R easonable Veal Scallopini Tivoli succumbed. Still, two weeks when she was 9, she was effectively blacklisted from concentrated her studies on the St, New York, N.Y. before their 1984 wedding, he abandoned completely — her working in this country, so she flute. After three years, though, 10017. got cold feet, citing all of the mother sent her north to Harlem went to Europe for nine years. she began to feel that training P rices ★ Rib Eye Steak women in the world he hadn’t to live with relatives. The family She returned in the Broadway for a classical career was yet romanced, which, obviously. was poor and she quit school at musical ’Timbuktu” in 1978 pointless, so she left the TASTE ★ Stuffed Filet of Sole Florentine with Mornay Sauce The Kinsey Report: Mari­ Health Update: Oh, my Magazine juana and sperm motility .. 10 aching feet ...... 25 Weekend Plus THE On Sexuality: Some Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly supplement to the (Specials include potato, vegetable and salad.) This w eek Celebrity: Melba Moore’s Manchester Herald, published Saturdays by the women don’t feel sex ...... 11 star is rising ...... 27 Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place. DIFFERENCE! Sunday: Brunch 11-3 / Dinner 4-9 Between the Lines: The Weekend Television: A T a x ’Tips: O ther ta x e s paid Manchester, Conn. 06040. story behind the story ...... 2 pullout section ...... 13-20 may be deducted ...... 28 Profiles: Jane Rain­ Richard W. 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By Sandl Hastings By the time my wife had gained 9 pounds, I’d gained 12 • solid colors, colors which The advertising media have draw the eye up to your face By Eric Von Jares • well-placed shoulder pads apprehensive about traveling at me. “Either that or you must created an ideal woman. She has with an allegedly pregnant wife perfect proportions and no • thin fabrics-soft wools, be an expectant father.” jersey etc. always knew that I’d to a strange land where I didn’t figure faults. She is usually 5 or 6 “Now how did you know • narrow belts — 1 inch to 2'/i become a father. Some know the language. that?” I asked? inches taller than the average inches woman and much slimmer. of my fondest memories At the end of our first day at His finger pointed to my are of my volunteer Cozumel, Marie and I snuggled Few of us fit this perfect mold, Heavy-set women should upper half, “’hie paternity shirt but we all wish we could. Short avoid work in the church in bed and read the instructions is a dead giveaway.” women want to look tall, • tight-fitting clothes (ignore nursery. The first time I for the home pregnancy test we I don’t know if the pharmacist heldI an infant there, I knew that had brought along. It just so heavy-set women want to look the size, concentrate on the fit) was pulling my leg. but the I had to have one. Pregnancy happened that the earliest we slim, tall women want to lead • horizontal stripes or large remedy he suggested worked attention away from their designs was an exciting time for Marie could take the test was the fairly well. I still found, and me. Even before I heard the following day. There seemed to height, and thin women want a • gathered skirts thought, that eating every few more rounded look. Proportion fetal heartbeat at one of the be something exotic, even • skirts or dresses with patch hours — one of the natural is the key to dressing to one’s prenatal checkups, I loved our illegal, about taking a home pockets at the hips remedies recommended for best advantage. An illusion of • unbelted sack dress look baby. pregnancy test when you’re not pregnant moms — usually did average proportions can be • clinging fabrics at home. Somehow this made it What was it like being a the trick during those queasy created by dressing in lines that • ruffles, lace and flounces more exciting. fool the eye. first-time expectant father? early months. • bulky accessories — large As we cuddled together, we As the pregnancy became handbags, long, flowing scarves Wrenching! 1 worried about talked of our expectations. I Short women should wear: everything from Marie’s health more real, a new anxiety set in. • puffy sleeves and princess­ wanted to raise a lady astronaut. • clothing that will give a line dresses to choosing the right wallpaper I suddenly felt that I had to get Marie wanted a noncolicky everything done that I ever sense of substance and presence for the nursery. And while it baby. Thin women should wear wanted to do in life before the • solid colors with hosiery took me months to believe that toned to match the hemline • horizontal stripes, plaids The next morning, Marie baby came. Time was running and patterns Marie really was pregnant, 1 was • medium heels — if you wear the one who felt pregnant. filled the test flask according to out. I had to write the great • double-breasted .suit jackets instructions, and when we low heels wear stockings to It seems that I was a victim of American novel, become a match to create length in the leg • skirts with large patch the couvade syndrome, a very returned to our room later in the ihousandaire (I knew I couldn’t • vertical stripes pockets real condition afflicting day, there was the unmistakable earn a million dollars that year) • jumpsuits • pleated pants fathers-to-be. Men actually ring indicating a positive result. and know everything about • short jackets • blouses with yokes, ruffles, simulate their wives’ pregnancy “Darling, we’re pregnant," fatherhood in just a few short • simple, clean lines Thin women, and gathers through their own physical Marie cried as we embraced. I months. • high waisted. uncuffed like the one • textured hose in light colors worn with simply stylish shoes symptoms. By the time Marie was thrilled but jittery, and my I’m glad I made the effort to pants on the left, had gained nine pounds, 1 had stomach felt as if I had become a better person. I guess • coats with simple shapes • interesting details— large swallowed a jumping bean. I don’t have to decide right how and minimal details shoulcf avoid necklace, interesting belt already added 12, and 1 found buckle, fabric or buttons myself asking just who was When we arrived home, I on what college my child should tight-fitting • seams, panels, or gores that pregnant. telephoned my father to give attend or how to explain sex to Short women should avoid; dresses. him the news. He sounded more an inquisitve little one. are far apart in dresses and Studies suggest that the • sharply contrasting skirt Contrast her skirts couvade syndrome is related to excited than I was. I am thankful that I made it and jacket look with the Thin women should avoid stress and that it affects, in one Then came the bombshell. through those nine months and • clothing that makes you ’’Be sure to tell Marie to have a for all the excitement of look fragile or little girl-like woman on • sleeveless dresses degree or another, not just a • small prints handful but as many as half of boy. We have to carry on the expectancy. Someday, my wife • exaggerated details such as the right. • dresses with short jackets all expectant fathers every year. family name." That left me with may even thank me for turning heavily padded shoulders, big collars, large prints • clinging fabrics There seems to be a societal something new to worry about. her routine pregnancy into • larger jackets with full • large jewelry pieces something memorable. As it • horizontal stripes and plaids • too much black or navy. • straight lined skirts and influence on men to share the Little did Dad know, but the sigeves and or cuffs Tall women should avoid dresses turned out, I even gave my • outfits with wide belts and • pleated pants with wide legs These colors can overwhelm. prenatal experience, to “live" man determines the child’s sex • all high-waisted lines, short, • V necklines at conception. I worried if 1 had father the family’s first shirts with large cuffs or large or cuffs pregnancy day and night like our bows waist length jackets and vests Heavy-set women should wear • dark stockings and thick- wives. 1 did, and 1 felt it. It was done the job right. grandson. Boy, was he proud. • wide belts (if your waist is • vertical stripes soled shoes • cuffed pants well-proportioned) • vertical stripes and patt­ my way of identifying. Why else I pondered that question as • monochromatic color erns my birthday celebration rolled • wide sleeves, long jackets, • full skirts would 1 be moody, gain weight and gathered skirts scheme-break it up with a • V neck sweaters Sandi Hastings is a and crave barbecue pizza? around. I was touched by the • light-colored hose contrast­ contrasting belt ing with darker hemline to • skirts with a central professional image consultant I could even identify with gift of a brightly colored shirt Tall women should wear • tiny prints inverted pleat who lives in Manchester. Do you from one friend. “It’s made of break the monotony of a long Marie at the onset of our • medium heels vertical line • three-quarter sleeves • outfits in one color have a question you’d like to see pregnancy when she asked, rare batik cloth." she said, “but • double-breasted jackets (if • skimpy clothes-hemlines, (including pantyhose and shoes) answered here? Write to her at I think it may be slightly large • low-waisted style dresses sleeves, jackets should be long "Can’t we just go to the store not heavy in the midseciton) . • large coats and capes • dress lengths below the Weekend Plus Magazine, P.O. and pick out a baby?” It would on you.” enough knee Box 591, Manchester, 06040. have been much easier for me at I put the oversized shirt over least, saving me the pangs of the one I was wearing. “I may expectancy. need the extra room," I mused, In a way, our baby’s roots patting my stomach, which SPRING SHAPE-UP SPECIAL! began on a trip to Cozumel. reminded me that it was feeling Marie had missed her first very.quesy. 1 excused myself Custom period about 10 days before we and slipped out to the comer were to leave on vacation. It drug store, unknown to the Art seemed a perfect time to get others. away, except that everyone at I approached the pharmacist and work, based on my discussions who was typing a prescription about having kids, thought we label. “Can you recommend Framing were going off to a anything for an upset stomach?” "baby-making” clinic in I asked, glancing at my watch. Mexico. “Expecting?” The instructions “Don’t come “Huh,” 1 said distractedly, back until the job is done" were knowing I’d be missed if I hard to take, particularly when 1 didn’t get back soon. believed the deed had already “Expecting a train? I saw you 111 Center Street been accomplished. 1 felt strange looking at your watch.” Manchester M A IM C H E S T E P , C T keeping this a secret, but Marie “No,” I answered, exposure limited 649-6939 and I wanted to be certain before “expecting good service.” art & framing 519 E. Middle Turnpike, Manchester making headlines. 1 even felt Unmoved, he looked straight Mon.-Sat 10-5, Thurs. 10-8 646-3131 open 7 days a week W EEKEND PLUS Saturday, Feb. 15, 1986 I '■ 6 Cover Story W EEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Feb. 15. 1986

University of New Haven

SPECIAL COURSE

SPR INC-1986 INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS - (3 credits)

What is a nuclear bomb? How does it work? How do you make one? How big is a nuclear weapon? What goes on in a nuclear explosion? What is the difference between an What is a neutron bomb? A-bomb and an H-bomb? How many nuclear weapons do the Who is really ahead in the arms race? Russians have? What does radiation actually do to you? How accurate are nuclear weapons? Could South Africa build their How many bombs do we have and own A-bomb? where are they? What would a one-megaton bomb do Could "Nuclear Winter" really happen? to New Haven? Could a war start by accident? Could we build a defense that Why did we ever invent nuclear weapons would work? Richard Morrison holds up to begin with? ^ the text of Physics 450 If you are intwested in answers to these questions and many more like them, you will be interested in a new course to be offered in the coming Spring Semester, PH<»50, during the first day of class Special Topics - An Introduction to Nuclear Weapons, will be Uught by Professor Richard Morrison of the Physics Department. The course is for all students who would at the University of New like to become better informed about a subject that casts a shadow over our lives, Haven. . .J our careers and our future. No math or science background is needed. A detailed _V, outline of the course is available from Dr. Morrison.

Al Taraulnlo/Manchester Haraid Dr. Morrison received a Ph.D. degree in Nuclear Physics from Yale University, and worked as a nuclear physicist for seven years in the Ames Laboratory - the lab that separated and purified all of the Uranium used for the first atomic bombs. He has also done nuclear research at Los Alamos and at Yale, and is author or co-author of thirty five papers in nuclear physics published in technical journals or presented at national and international meetings. Dr. M^rison has been collecting and preparing materials for this course for more than five years, and his extensive personal library of resource material will be made Why Physics 450 exploded available to students in the course. His preparation has included participation in This press release nuclear war and nuclear weapons at Harvard Medical School, Yale Medical was mailed to New School, The University of Maryland, MIT and the American Physical Society. Haven area media. All this professor wanted to do was teach a course on the arms race K all started Later, it was mailed to those who requested By AiMe Angle sure. A kitchen sink and old ■ newspaper coverage in He’s known among students on for it?”’ Morrison said during "diagrams” of the twine type of bomb that could the Sydney Morning Herald in the small campus of the an interview with Weekend with a routine Richard Morrison first made destroy a town the size of SCHOOL OF nuclear bomb Morri­ Australia and 0 Globo, in Rio University of New Haven as a Plus. Then he opened a red son was supposedly newspaper headlines about 25 Bolton. But a nuclear bomb, de Janeiro, Brazil; fair marker who’s well-liked. years ago. It was the Wnd of loose-leaf notebook, filled with going to show stu­ nonetheless. ■ interviews on more than a “Not a nitpicker,” one student newspaper clippings from press release ARTS & SCIENCES occasion every Eagle Scout in “Welcome to the most dozen radio and television talk said. “People like him.” dents how to build. Manchester dreams of. across the United States. publicized course that’s ever shows; Morrison has long believed “Now, here’s a real nasty Morrison, who was 22 at the been offered at the University ■ a letter to Gov. William A. that physics should be time and a graduate student in one.” said Morrison, flipping ... Continued and “What does radiation of New Haven ... or anywhere O’Neill, asking him to stop the understandable to those with through the notebook. He teaching how to build a outrage to requests for that aren’t available. physics at Yale University, led for that matter,” Morrison course; no background in physics. For pointed to a Nov. 20 Associated really do to you?” bomb,” he said. blueprints. “As long as the public five women to safety during a The Bridgeport Telegram had But the Journal-Courier’s said when Physics 450 started ■ a petition from eighth- at least five years, he had been Press dispatch which ap­ □ □ □ At least half a dozen believes there’s some secret rooming-house fire. The on Jan. 27. some fun: ”UNH plans course headline writer chose to focus graders in Buckeye, La., gathering material to teach a peared in The Record of on explosive topic.” unsigned letters asked Morri­ that prevents them from Manchester Herald published Morrison spoke with a begging Morrison to stop the course on nuclear weapons for on the “how-to” aspect of the Apparently, that was the son if he didn’t have anything a photo of the hometown boy, Hackensack, N.J. building a bomb, that belief in mixture of humor and chagrin. course; non-physics majors. “Course to teach construc­ □ □ □ course. “UNH course: how to news hook that attracted the better to do than teach itself is dangerous. It detracts crewcut and all, grinning And he wasn’t exaggerating. ■ coverage in People But it wasn’t until late last build nuclear bomb” it said. attention of editors at the students how to blow up the broadly as a Boy Scout tion of nuclear bomb.” the How does an upper-division from the importance of Since “Introduction to Magazine; summer, when he was headline read. The story — and probably Bridgeport Post. In a Nov. 23 world. safeguarding the materials,” executive handed him a Nuclear Weapons,” a three- physics course become an the headline — attracted the editorial, the newspaper said One angry and upset ■ and a flurry of calls to the approached by university Other headlines were international media event? Morrison said. certificate of heroism. credit upper-division course at Pentagon. officials and asked to teach a attention of the Associated Morrison’s plans to teach the telephone caller wanted to Morrison’s second brush equally inflammatory. “Pro­ In Morrison’s case, it started That’s the reason he wanted the University of New Haven, No one is more surprised course on nuclear weapons, fessor to teach nuclear bomb Press. Dean Golembeski, who course should be thwarted. know how many Middle East with the press hasn’t been as was first publicized in about the uproar than Richard with a simple press release is news editor at the Hartford “No one is denying students’ students — future terrorists — to teach the course, he added. that he began to seriously making” was one in the containing a short outline of “It’s that level of fear that’s pleasant. mid-November, the fallout has Morrison, the man who organize his subject matter. bureau of the Associated or professors’ right to would be taking the course. Quite simply, since No­ Roanoke (Va.) Times & World Morrison’s course. It was fueling the arms race." been of global proportions. designed the course. The course was to be included News. “Do-it-yourself course Press, wrote the story which academic freedom. But many “Over and over again people vember, Morrison has been Probably no other college mailed to New Haven area eventually appeared in people would question whether □ □ □ in a sequence in the School of on how to make a nuclear have asked me. ’What known in newspapers across physics course has ever media, including the Journal- newspapers across the United anyone — including a prevents the PLO from □ □ □ the world as the man who Arts & Sciences. The other bomb” appeared in the Courier, New Haven’s morn­ resulted in; At 48, Morrison is a burly sections would be political Greenfield {Mass.) Recorder. States. Golembeski main­ professor — has the right to be building a basic weapon?’’’ This isn’t the first time an would teach college students ■ at least 200 newspapers man whose crewcut was ing newspaper. tained that his story was fair. so offhanded about such said Morrison. “On 24 hours’ how to make a nuclear bomb. science and ethics courses. The Journal-Courier’s front­ academic has gotten into across the United States replaced long ago with longer “At first, my only question “We thought it was a fair serious issues as nuclear notice, they could find 100 trouble with those who want to A crude nuclear bomb, to be page story by reporter presentation,” he said. carrying stories about it; hair and a beard, now graying. was, ‘Can we get any students Continued... weapons and personal and members who know as much keep the bomb “secret” Patricia G. Barnes was pretty The wire service story national security,” the editor­ as will be in this course. This straightforward. The course, focused on the building-the- ial read. information has been pub­ In April 1979, The said the article, was designed bomb part of the course, Morrison said no one at the lished in any book about the Progressive magazine pub- "to help students become rather than the arms race side Bridgeport paper ever con­ Manhattan Project.” ' lished an article titled ‘ ‘The familiar with the awesome of it. The story even included a tacted him. Other phone calls and letters H-Bomb Secret.” The whole UNH course: how to build nuclear bomb power of nuclear weapons.” “no comment” from a Defense “They failed to even call up were more sincere. point of the article was that Morrison, quoted in the news Department spokesman, who the street to find out what was there wasn’t anything particu­ By PATRICIA G. BARNES actually succeed in the task. The head of research for the pons and Ihe impact on society. Morrison, 47, of New Haven, said story, said he was not afraid was asked for his reaction to going on,” said Noel E. larly secret about the bomb. Staff Reporter Plutonium or Ihe Uranium 235 iso­ Los Angeles bomb squad Registration lor Ihe Ihree-credil he will address such questions as. students would build their own the course. The federal government tried I West haven — The Umverslly tope. necessary ingredients for an Tomas, who works in the contacted Morrison. “He course, scheduled to begin Jan. 20, "Who really is winning the arms . This is the page-one bombs since the materials to to prevent publication of the of New Haven will offer a course A-bomb, are federally regulated and Morrison called the AP piece university’s public relations wanted to know how difficult it is open to Ihe pubic. race?" “What does radiation actual­ make a bomb, specifically article, which finally appeared this spring for area residenis who cannot be found at just any "Nuclear weapons are fundamen­ story which appeared “distorted.” “He didn’t really office. would be for a terrorist group wani to learn how to make ly do to you," and "Coukt South Af­ uranium 235 or plutonium, are pay attention to anything I seven months later. convenience store, notes Morrison. tally different. They’re not simply rica build its own A-bomb?" (The in the Journal-Courier, So Morrison wrote a letter to to put together a bomb,” said their own nuclear bomb The physics professors said the strictly controlled by the said.” bigger bombs and nuclear war is not answer to the latter question - * the newspaper, rebutting the Morrison. However. Professor Richard Mor­ course, "Iniroduclion to Nuclear New Haven’s morning And earlier, in 1976, a senior simply a slightly larger verion of oth­ Is "probably yes," Morrison said.) federal government. Golembeski said it was editorial. It was published rison. who will leach ihe class, said Weapons," is intended to help stu­ newspaper. The head­ Morrison’s answer, a point at Princeton University. John er wars," said Morrison, who ob­ The course, the article possible that the story was Dec. 21. which he has made over and Aristotle Phillips, created a this week that he's not concerned dents become familiar with the awe­ tained his doctorate in nuclear phy­ Information on how to compile a line helped give birth pointed out, would answer shortened and edited by other that any of his students will some power of nuclear wea­ sics from Yale University in 1966. The Bridgeport editorial was over again, is that the similar storm when he wrote a OContinued on page A. to the furor over such questions as “Who really newspapers. “The news hook just the beginning of the public information has been in print is winning the arms race?” is how the professor is Morrison's course. reaction, which ranged from for years. It’s the materials Continuad... WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday, Feb. 15, 1986 8 Cover story, Continued WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Feb. 15, 1986

> Very easy' Morrison was careful Physics Professor to teach nuclear bomb making to set record straight '4 # Roanoke (Va.) Times A World-News . .. Continued student interest in an 450 Nov 15, 1965 upper-division course in about these sections in the physics. "W e never antici­ course,” said Morrison. He pated the sensationalism — exploded told his 55 students that it the headlines.” 1 -20-85 wasn’t too late to drop the “ I think, certainly, the Rio de Janeiro, 1 course, il they’d come Reagan summit was part of it. There was a lot of attention . .. Continued expecting to learn to build a New Haven University bomb. centering on the arms race, ’ ’ UNH plans course Chepaitis said. paper about the design of an Att: Prof. Richard Morrison □ □ □ atomic weapon. As for Morrison, he’s still People didn’t understand Dear Sir, The furor continues. Morri­ collecting headlines and then, nor do they seem to on explosive topic son recently did a telephone answering reporters’ ques­ understand today, that it is the I'm interested to learn the interview via satellite with a tions. television station in Sydney, technology and the materials And he has mixed feelings process to manufacture nuclear The Telegram, Bridgeport Australia. The latest news­ — not any “ secret" — which is about the media explosion. “ I Nov 15 1985 paper clipping came from keeping atomic bombs from pump miniature according, with definitely don’t need all this Pretoria. South Africa. being built. hassle,” he said, reflecting. notice journal "O Globo," edition "That makes the sixth " It ’s like showing someone But, he admitted, he’s 15-11-85. continent,” .said Tomas. all the blueprints in the world enjoying the attention. " I ’m University officials remain and then handing them a ton of I would like to receive all basically as egocentric as amazed at the response. And, cast iron to build a car” teorical material to study here in anyone else." Al Tarquinto/Mancheeter Herald Morrison said. they add the furor can’t do my house. anything but enhance the He turned to a page in his Nevertheless, Morrison got Making nuclear bomb image of the university, which scrapbook to show off his Channel 30 reporter John Sablon interviews Morrison during several requests for “ the My best regards. is often dwarfed by its nearby favorite headline thus far It blueprints” the first day of class. Sablon's station was among dozens New Haven neighbor. Yale. was in People Magazine’s which picked up the story. Someone in Rio de Janeiro year-end edition. sent Morrison a letter, politely is subject of class Said Dr Joseph Chepaitis, asking him to send all dean of the UNH School of Arts "F or the final, we’ll take out theoretical material to study Bangor (Maine) Daily News & Sciences: Rhode Island,” the headline at home. “ I'm interested to Nov 15, 1985 "It has stimulated a lot of said. learn the process to Class shows manufacture nuclear pump miniature.” he wrote. how to build "W e were wondering if he wanted to start a revolution.” said Tomas of the university’s A-bomb public relations office. Course to teach Total Comfort ...FLORSHEIM' Another request came from Centre Daily Times. State College. Pa a magazine based in the Los Nov 15, 1985 Angeles. Calif., area. The magazine wanted to send a construction of film crew to tape Morrison and his students at work in their laboratory, building H-bombs. nuclear bomb On the first day of class on Jan. 27. Morrison was careful to set the record straight. The Record Hackensack, N.J "W e’ll spend probably an Nov. 20 1985 hour to two hours, talking BY FLORSHE/Sr

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By Dr. Judith Kuriansky By Dr. June M. Relnisch important to determine whether examinations. achieve sexual satisfaction and Lack of sufficient sexual Men and women — and even not responsive enough when the m an’s ejaculate contains To return to the issue of not all couples use all the stimulation before beginning different women — have tub your toe and you they are with their partner. Like sperm sufficient for conception. marijuana: I recommend that possible combinations intercourse, diminished sexual individual sexual response DEAR DR. REINISCH; I've feel it. Get diamond Fern from Mississippi: The key is to feel as comfortable with your In fact, at least one semen both men and women stop Orgasm for homosexual men desire, or worries about styles. And you will respond been trying to conceive for one earrings for your “When 1 have sex with my analysis is usually done before differently depending on how partner as you do aione. year and had a test (PVC) that ingesting all substances not is most frequently achieved by non-sexual aspects of life or husband I don’t feel as much as anniversary and you feel you feel, who you’re with or showed that my husband's doing the more complicated absolutely required for their fellatio (oral-genital contact). relationships, are involved for 1 do when I do it myself. I it. But having .sex: even what you ate. sperm lacks motility. post-coital test. health beginning several months Orgasm (or homosexual women some women. thought it should be better. Is Many men find it difficult to There is a true condition, I told him it's from smoking before conception is planned is most frequently a result of You didn't specify the age you S Many women complain there something wrong with like or what really turns you on very helpful, to increase your provide a semen sample, but a however, called .sexual too much marijuana. He doesn't The mother should continue this hand stimulation of the external think of as “ middle-aged." but they just don’t feel that. us?” (emotionally as well as responsiveness, to look yourself sexually). agree. His reply is, “ If that's sensitive physican can discuss abstinence throughout preg­ genitals. As with heterosexuals, there is the possibility that the Annie from South Jersey; “I anesthesia, A person can have a Nothing is wrong with you. over first without judgment or true, why don't they prescribe various options with your nancy and breast-feeding. This individual homosexuals prefer natural lowering of the level of want to feel something special medical problem (like a spinal It s normal to have one type of And trust that he will not criticism and then with pot for birth control? ” husband and arrange the means no illegal drugs, alcohol, some sexual activities to others. estrogen as a woman when I have sex. but I can’t cord injury, severe diabetes or orgasm when you .stimulate judge or criticize you for your appreciation. thoughts or your reactions. I don’t know how to answer procedure so that your non-prescription drugs (even Contrary to popular myths, approaches menopause is .seem to feel anything. Could it something else) that interferes yourself (usually a more Your hands. The more familiar with the body’s sensory You can learn to feel more in him. The doctor wants to do a husband's comfort is main­ aspirin), or prescription drugs not all rrale homosexuals involved in lowered vaginal be I don’t know what to feel localized one because of the way you are with what you like, the tained without jeopardizing the for?” receptors or the brain’s sex. Make it a full-bodied sperm count on him but my unless absolutely necessary. engage in anal intercourse (an lubrication for many women in you touch) and other kinds with more you can let someone else perceptions. experience by using all the parts husband is extremely reluctant test validity. Science simply does not know activity thought to be associated their 40s and even earlier — Yes. You don’t know what to a partner. j please you. Explore different There can also be of your body. What should I do? There are many causes of low the effects of exposure to these with AIDS transmission). even though actual menopause feel for. But I don’t mean you On your own you have more textures and sensations all over sperm motility. The effect of substances on the fetus. So for. - Another common myth is that (the last menstrual flow) occurs should .set yourself up to feel psychological blocks. You might direct control of where and how your body. Where is it smooth? deny sexual feelings because you Your mind. Sex is definitely DEAR READER: I'm not marijuana has not been clearly now, abstinence is the best route female homosexuals must insert around age 50. something particular. Feel what you move. With a partner you What feels best (lighter or feel guilty (thinking “I shouldn’t 90 percent between the ears and sure what test you had. Was it estabished as a cause of low to the healthiest po.ssible baby. phallus-like objects into the If the estrogen level is you feel, not what you expect have two people’s emotions, heavier touches)? fertility, although it has been vagina; research shows that do this”) or because you’re 10 percent between the legs. c.-illed a “ post-coital test?” involved, hormonal treatments becau.se you read it in a book, positions and timing to Your body. This may surprise shown to reduce testosterone only a few have tried this should be considered. afraid to let go. Confront your attitudes about In this test, the couple DEAR DR. REINISCH: saw it in a movie or heard about coordinate, .so your attention you, but sex therapists levels. A relationship with activity. Obviously this can be a 1 often advise women, “You sex. What did you Icam from abstains from intercourse for Maybe this is a dumb question, it from a friend. may be divided. encourage women to practice cigarette smoking, however, has Research comparing the complicated matter, probably don’t feel anything. You feel religion and your parents? two days before the day but it would be nice if you could One woman complained to me 1 don’t want this all to sound their responses by moving been noted in some studies. sexual responses of homosexu­ best diagnosed by having a something. A tickle. Or a Follow your values, but be ovulation is expected. Following explain exactly what a that she was no good because so mechanical, though. To feel around as if they are feeling a Other causes include varicocele als and heterosexuals has thorough evaluation of the flutter. Concentrate on the tiniest aware that warnings trigger guilt coitus, the woman’s upper homosexual is. Even with all the she didn’t reach a peak of as much with a partner as you lot. Kick, len.se your muscles, (an enlarged blood vessel that established that the physiology condition of your vagina and sensation. Don't force it to be or conflicts with partners. vagina and cervical area are concern about AIDS, no one excitement like her husband — do on your own. you might have make noises. Simulating the may raise the temperature of is the same for both groups. This your hormonal status. A more. Just notice it. and it will Make up bedtime stories. carefully cleaned, and a sample explains what it is they do that's like a shotgun. So what? She to teach him what you know experience makes the real thing the testicle) having a fever or a means that men have the same gynecologist with training in expand.” What have you heard, seen or of cervical mucus taken within different from what the rest of said her response was like the about you. But the rest is a more le.ss frightening. virus, some medications (such pattern of desire, arousal, endocrinology might be most Give yourself all the time and thought of that you wish would two to four hours. This sample is us do. opening of an umbrella. How ethereal experience. Your soul. This is the part that as steroids) or wearing orgasm, ejaculation and re.solu- familiar with the various tests patience you need and want. happen? Don’t be afraid to spin then examined through a It seems to me t hat the nice. Once she learned to The key is to feel as puts it all together. Open up underwear that holds the t ion whether they prefer a male currently used. That same Women too often fear they’re sexual yams. inside as if you were opening microscope as quickly as anatomy is wrong for them to appreciate her individual comfortable with your partner as testicles too close to the body. or female partner. The physician could also determine too slow. Ask your partner to go Your eyes. Many women have the door to your home. possible. have any .sort of sex with each response, she was much happier you do alone. Don’t be afraid Nearly all of these problems sexual-response cycle for your overall physical health and at your pace. never looked at their body all Welcome your loved one and Post-coital test results include other. and could respond even more lor him to know what’s deepest can be successfully treated and women is also the same whether assess any drug reactions. Some women worry they are over, including their genitals. your feelings. Accept them as number and movement (motil­ fully. in your heart, what you really the sperm motility increased; in they are homosexual or Or. if medical conditions are They’re afraid or a.shamed. It’s ity) of any sperm seen and the DEAR READER: Generally they arc, and they will blossom.■ fact, there is even a 25 percent heterjsexual. not involved, you could consider quality of the woman’s cervical speaking, homosexuals are pregnancy rate in couples where consulting a sex therapist with mucus (whether it is too thick, people who feel sexual the man has been tested and experience in working wit h BUY EARLY AND SAVE! etc ). attraction to.and desire for, D E A R DR. R E IN IS C H : What categorized as having a poor women. A knowledge of normal But a number of things can persons of the same sex. In other can be done for dryness during PRE-SEASON SALE sperm count or motility and has female sexual responsiveness affect the validity of the test words, men are attracted to or intercourse for a middle-a^ed had no treatment. can enable some women to results, including the timing of fall in love with other men: woman? Does anything help NO PAYMENT FOR 90 DAYS increase their own sexual cc tus. the use of a lubricant, a There’s an important psycho­ women are attracted to or fall in besides using creams? For PRE-SEASON POOL SALE arousal and natural lubrication. delay in reading the mucus logical aspect involved in love with other women. example, could something be In the meantime, supplement­ sample, or missing the ovulation treating fertility problems, and The only major difference changed in the diet? WE STILL HAVE A NUMBER OF 1985 POOLS ON ing your existing vaginal day of the woman's cycle. 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'Hannah and Her Sisters’ W EEKEND TELEVISION By Dolores Barclay Film capsules Hannah (Mia Farrow) was As a film m aker, Allen has not once married to Mickey (Allen). challenged himself in "Han­ Down and Out In Beverly Hills (R) — Nick Nolle, Bette Midler, A Woody Allen movie is a hypochondriac. She's now nah.” Many of his camera Richard Dreyfuss, Little Richard. (Comedy) This is a grapefruit: Saturday, Feb. 15 always something of a media married to Elliot (Michael angles are ordinary and his long fuli of juicy pulp, som etim es tart, usually acidic — never event. D uring film ing, the Caine) who’s having an affair shots of New York architecture satisfying. Loosely based on R enoir’s classic 1932 film “Boudu project is cloaked in secrecy: with her sister, Lee (Barbara are flat. However, a lunch scene Saved From Drowning," this fiick ridicuies the bourgeoisie: not even the title is made public. Hershey), who’s trying to find between the three sisters using a What happens when a bored, rich family saves a bum from 7 ;OOAM [T) Captain Bob (M) W all Street Journal Report Entertainm ent w riters skitter herself, Lee lives with Frederick rotating camera is excellently drow ning? Renoir made it work; Paul M azursky doesn’t. His fS l Terrahawks 9.1) Voltron In Stereo. about snooping for some (M ax Von Sydow ), a reclusive staged and shot. direction is leaden. And M idler — playing a guru-guided ® New Jersey People [DIS] Dumbo's Circus glim m er of plot, for some glance artist. rff) Tom & Jerry H is direction of M iss Farrow , princess — refines the word ham. Grade: C. ( 3 :0 0 A M (T) Jim Henson's Muppets. of what's going on. The other sister, Holly who broke free in "P u rp le (i^ MOVIE: 'Dracuta's Dog' Dormant for Babies & Monsters Is "Hannah and Her Sisters." (Dianne Wiest), is a kook and Rose,” is so tight and restrictive Power (R) — Richard Gere, Julie Christie, Gene Hackman, hundreds of years, Dracula’s Dog is sud­ ® Dukes of Hazzard the 14th movie w ritten and denly released from his tomb in Transyl­ would-be actress who often in “ Hannah” that she seems Beatrice Straight. (Drama) What a casti What a premise! What a vania. Jose Ferrer, Reggie Nalder, Michael ® Millionaire Maker directed by Allen, worth the borrows money from Hannah to alm ost afraid to act. bore! Sidney Lumet tries to make a powerful social-political Pataki 1977 (li) Solid Gold w ait? ^6) Bullwinkle (i|) Branded support drug habits or to finance Miss Wiest is marvelous, satire — Gere is an energetic media consultant who. by No. Barney Bear & Friends (20) Voyagers projects she never completes, though, as the kooky Holly. Her manipulation and marketing, guarantees political success. But (30) Ring Around the World "T he Purple Rose of C airo.” such as a catering business. uninhibited portrayal is a reason som ewhere in the first 30 minutes, the film becomes (22) f36) S m u rfs (38) Newsmakers his last film , was highly T heir problem s aren’t real or convoluted, annoying and tiresome. Christie’s role as a (24) Sesame Street (CC) to celebrate. Also nice to see was (40) Little House on the Prairie inventive and clever. Allen substantial, but invented, the late Lloyd Nolan as the spineless reporter is thankless, but Straight is marvelous as a (38) Ask the Manager dared to be different and perhaps because they have so father and Maureen O’Sullivan Capitol Hill wife bordering on a breakdown. Our vote: Forget it. (41) Follow M e (41) Nuestra Familia (61) Superfriends allowed his creativity to soar. little else going for them. as the mother. Caine, Von Grade: C. (57) This Old House (CC) [CNN] Daybreak (61) Addams Family In "Hannah,” the plot is lame The m ovie was film ed on Sydow and M iss Hershey live up [DIS] Contraption [CNN] Daywatch and invention is a stepchild to location in New York, and there to their usual professional The Color Purple (PG) — Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover [HBO] Adventures of Robin Hood [DIS] Adventures of Ozz.ie and Harriet tired gags about brain tumors are some luscious shots of the standards and give laudatory (p^***'*) Based on Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, [USA] Jimmy Swaggart [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women and artificial insemination. city. Allen’s characters are performances. this is the story of a spiritually im poverished black woman in Allen struggles with human 7"30AM (T) Dungeons and Dragons [TMC] MOVIE: 'Footloose' (CC) A supposed to be New Yorkers but Rated PG-13 for adult themes the South at the turn of the century. Her simultaneous attempts young man wages a battle against an en­ (X) Woody Woodpecker 8i Friends foibles and family relationships are not at a ll representative of to evoke a spiritual reawakening and bring about a reunion with tire community to gam footloose freedom and situations. ® In D ep th but cannot fully develop them urban life. They’re all variations her sister create the plot. This is technically a superb film — the for himself and his friends Kevin Bacon. (11) V oltron Lon Singer. Dianne West 1984 Rated PG because he’s stuck with a pack of the Woody Allen we see on the photography, editing and m usic are done well — but the In Stereo of superficial characters in Dolores Barclay is a writer for (20) Underdog screen — self-indulgent, spoiled, characters’ actions are not believable Grade: B. (36) M r. T [USA] Second Cash Flo Expo (R) not-so-interesting situations. aimless, frightened. the Associated Press. V (38) It's Your Business 9 .3 0 A M (3)) 140) E w o ks/D ro id s A d v e n ­ Iron Eagle (PG-13) — Louis Gossett Jr., Jason Gedrick, ture H our l61) Tranzor Z David Suchet. (Action drama) Hokey |s the only word for the (18) Millionaire Maker [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner first half of this film, in which an Air Force pilot is shot down (38^ MOVIE: 'Docks of New York' The I [ESPN] SportsCenter over a Middle Eastern nation and his son (Jason Gedrick) Kids of the sidewalks take over the town realizes the bureaucrats running the show aren’t about to lift a [TM C] MOVIE: Danny' A twelye-year Lf?o Gorcey. Huntz Hall. East Side Kids Bruce Lee’s son prefers acting old girl fights to save a beautiful but over 1945 finger. Being a red-blooded American boy, he decides to take the-hill pony Rebecca Neely, George Luce 141) New Jersey Hispano 1979 Rated G action, and things start to pick up. The clim ax — G ed rick’s (57( Soapbox one-man battle with the entire air force of the outlaw nation — SiOOAM (T) Berenstain Bears i61' FT V ®) Wonderama By Dick Kleiner ” I am not fanatical about it,” as possible. He is well aware of is good stirring fun. But who taught the filmmakers geography? [DIS] Donald Duck Presents (8^ (40) Scooby's Mystery Funhouse Lee says. ” M y father was a the danger of getting typecast, Som ewhere along the line, they got the idea that you can fly [ESPN] Down the Stretch m artia l artist first and an actor Hispanic Horizons and doesn’t want it to happen to from the United States to the M iddle East in the time it takes 1 0.0 0 A M (3) Hulk Hogan's Rock ’n' H O LLY W O O D - You re­ second, by his own admission. him. Not now. not just when his most of us to walk around the block. Grade: C-plus >11) Little Rascals W re stlin g l20) Fat A lb e rt m em ber Bruce Lee. the m aster I ’m an actor first and a m artial career is beginning. (5) Bionic Woman Murphy’s Romance (PG-13) — , James Garner, (22) 130) S n o rks of the chop, kick and sock, who artist m aybe 14th or 15th.” So. at first, he was reluctant to ® BJ / Lobo Corey Halm. (Drama) This movie, directed by Martin Ritt (and (24) Sesame Street (CC) died in 1973 when he was only 33. At the time Lee was born, his accept the offer to appear in (11) Puttin’ on the Hits (38) From the Editor's Desk He was something of a m ystery father was living and working in more appropriately titled "Places in the Stable") has no heart. (20) Greatest American Hero "KungFu: The Movie,” (41) Los Polivoces man: very little was known Hong Kong, making the Or soul. Miss Field plays Emma Moriarty. a bitter, frustrated (2^ M r. R o g ers' N eig hb orh ood "B u t I changed my m ind.” he (61) R ob ote ch single mom who packs her bags, leaves her womanizing (41) U lis e s about him. It was only after his martial-arts movies which were says. "It was a very nice part. It husband (wonderfully played by Brian Kerwin) and heads for a [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! (57) Motorweek death that his film s — “ Enter later, after his death, to make is a good script. It’s with reliable smaltArizona town, where she sets up a horse-boarding ranch. [ESPN] Skating: Seiko America Inter­ (si) W restling the Dragon” and the like — such an im pact worldwide. companies — W arner Brothers national Men s competition from St Paul, She has a 12-year-old son who hales school. He pouts. She [DIS] You and Me. Kid became big cult favorites. When his father died. Lee’s and CBS — and with good people M innesota (60 min.) GER^D RETURNS — Gil Gerard made quite a splash a few years back as "Buck Rog- pouts. We pout. Miss Field tries to fill Emma with spunk and [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby He did leave a son, however. mother, who is Caucasian, in it, David Carradine and [HBO] MOVIE: 'Adventures of Bucka- drive, but both fall flat on their hard-working back. Garner is roo Banzai' Crime fighter Buckaroo Banzai [HBO] Life on Earth: Compulsive Com­ to the small screen as the star of "The Last Electric Knight” on And Brandon Lee has just made moved the fam ily (he has a Mako. It’s directed by the man battles an invasion of aliens from the m u n icato rs the Disney Sunday Movie, airing Sunday evening on ABC. fine as the widower who refuses to reveal his age and — you got eighth dimension. Peter Weller, John Lith- his movie debut in a T V film younger sister) back to (Richard Lang) who had done [M AX] MOVIE: 'Madwoman of Chail- it — falls in love with Emma. Sorry Sally, we don’t like you! We gow, Ellen Barkin. 1984 Rated PG which, appropriately, has a lot California. the original 'Rung F u ’ pilot. It’s lot' Aged eccentric and her cronies lure to of the m artial arts in it. Young Lee had spoken Chinese don't like you! Grade: C. [M A X] MOVIE: 'Wonder Man' Story of their deaths the leaders of a gang planning a solid piece.” a brash young night club entenamer and to destroy Pans by gaining the rights to oil [ H B O ] M O V IE : S p la s h ' (CC) W hen a d i­ (24) Photographic Vision Lee played a martial-arts expert fluently when he was in Hong But he is still worried about Out of Africa (PG) — Meryl Streep, Robert Redford, Klaut his studious twin brother who is implicated under the streets Katherine Hepburn, senchanted businessman falls in love with ® MOVIE: 'Starcrash' Ace starpilol in "R ung Fu: The M ovie,” on Kong but, unfortunately, he in murder Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. Charles Boyer. Claude Dauphine 1969 a mermaid, he must battle scientists and (^} Three Stooges Theatre Stella Starcrash battles the forces of evil that specter of typecasting. He Marla Brandauer. (Drama) There is a magnificent lush love Donald Woods. 1945. Rated G CBS tried to assimilate and forgot the media to preserve her Tom Hanks (38) MOVIE: 'Asylum' A psychiatrist is Marjoe Gortner, Caroline Munro. Christo­ doesn’t want to spend his life story here: unfortunately, director Sydney Pollack has [USA] Alive and Well! [USA] Japan Today Daryl Hannah. John Candy 1984 Rated guided through an asylum for incurable lun­ pher Plummer 1979 Brandon Lee was only 9 years most of it. All he remembers doing martial-arts movies. smothered it in lush portraits of Africa. Miss Streep portrays PG atics Peter Cushing, Britt Ekiand, Patrick (iD MOVIE; 'From Beyond the Grave' 8:30AM ® The Wuzzles (CC) 1 0 :3 0 A M (® 96) Super Powers old when his father died. Yet he now, he says, are a few assorted [TM C] MOVIE: 'Flamingo Kid' A plum- Magee 1972 Items bought from an antique shop hold ‘T m just hoping,” he says, Karen Blixen (who, in real life, wrote as Isak Dinesen), a ® The Fiintstones Team: Galactic Guardians has vivid m em ories of him, phrases. i ber s son discovers the world of the rich 96) Candlepin Bowling terrible fates for their new owners. Peter “ that people w ill sec it and see materialistic woman living in Kenya. She marries a Swedish ® 96) Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Hour (ID FT V when he spends the summer as a cabana Cushing, Donald Pleasence. Leslie Ann pa rticu larly m em ories about the His father had taught him the (4D Rumbo Al Mundial: Portugal versus D ow n 1976 that there is more to me than baron — who was also her cousin — though she was actually in ® Meet the Mayors CiS) Telephone Auction boy at a Long Island Country Club. Matt Finlandia way his father felt about acting martial arts as he was growing just martial artistry. I’m hoping (22) (36) P u n ky B re w ste r Dillon. Richard Crenna, Jessica Walter C1D S o u l Train love with the baron’s brother Enter another love interest, bon (Tl) The Munsters 1984 Rated PG-13 (5^ S e s a m e S tre e t (CC) and about the m artia l arts. up, so it was something Lee they w ill come away saying, vivant Denys. Exit the baron Enter syphilis and assorted other GiO) Spiderman (24) Secret City (22) College Basketball: Iowa at M ichi­ [U SA] Hollywood Insider (R) (6D MOVIE: 'Fantastic Voyage' A super- gan ” M y father was very learned as he grew, like reading 'Yeah, if this kid comes out next plagues. Exit the audience. "Out of Africa" could have been (22) (^) Gummi Bears (41) Super Ubro secret organization is called in to shrink 1 1 :3 0 A M (5) Kidsworld Modern Maturity single-minded about the m artial and writing. He never thought year in a dram atic film . I ’d like more than an overextended version of National Geographic. (SD La Plaza people to microbe size to repair the brain ® (46) Littles (CC) of a famous scientist. Stephen Boyd. Ed- So) Black Perspective arts.” says Lee. "He was much about it. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Little Prince' A to see that, too.’ ” M iss Streep seems to speak in at least three different Danish .mond O'Brien. Raquel Welch 1966 fanatical about it. He had a young prince comes to earth from a tiny Cl8) 12 O 'clock High 96) Let's Go Bowling ^ But he did think a lot about his So he hopes that dram atic film accents, and Bedford though still good-looking, looks lost. [CNN] Take 2 asteroid to find the meaning of life. Bob ^ (30) Kidd Video Washington Week in Review (CC) great feel for it. It was all he did, career. And a ll he really ever Grade: D. Channels Fosse, Gene Wilder. Richard Kiley 1974 w ill come along. ” ln the best of (^ Business File [DIS] Edison Twins Paul Duke is joined by top Washington day in. day out. It was just as wanted to do was to act. He went Rated G journalists analyzing the week's news. all worlds,” he says, "the next (57) Tony Brown's Journal Tony Brown [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Upton Interna­ The Beat of Timet (PG-13) — Robin Wllllama, Kurt Rueaell, WFSB Hartford, CT 3 [USA] Credit Card Millionaire natural to him as talking.” to college (Emerson, in Boston) good offer I get w ill be discusses issues of special interest to the tional Players' Championships Prelimi­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Apple Dumpling WNEW New York, NY 5 nary round coverage (3 hrs.) Young Lee. however, is a Pamela Raed. (Comedy) Ja ck Dundee blew the biggest (® Richie Rich black community. Gang Rides Again' Confusion abounds and studied dramatic arts. He something other than a WTNH New Haven, CT 8 1 1 :0 0 A M [USA] MOVIE: ‘My Bloody Valentine' when two bumbling outlaws are mistak­ different kettle of artist. He is a also studied in New Y o rk and moment of his life. After 13 years w atching replays of himself WOR New York. NY 9 [ESPN] Tennis Magazine m artial-arts film . But I can’t MOVIE: Sam Cade' Cade's wartime The mayor of a sleepy mining town re­ enly identified as bank-robbing despera­ WPIX New York. NY 11 very serious young man. He Los Angeles with the late Lee muffing the biggest football game in his high school’s history, buddy returns with a contract to kill him [USA] Beat the Pros ceives a heart as a valentine gift Paul Kel- dos Tim Conway, Don Knotts, Ruth Buzzi rule anything out — it w ill WTXX Waterbury, CT 20 he arranges a rematch. Many sequences are genuinely Glenn Ford, Edgar Buchanan. Darren man. Lori Heller. Neil Affleck 1981 1979 Rated G wants the world to know that he Strasberg. depend on the individual part. I WWLP Springfield, M A 22 1 2 :00P M (® Puttin' on the Hits In McGavin 1972 [HBO] Barbra Streisand: The Broadway amusing. Russell and Reed turn in fine performances, but WEDH Hartford, CT 24 Stereo is, first and foremost, an actor. When it became known around won’t turn down a great part in a 12.15PM [M AX] Crazy About the Album An interview is included along with WVIT Hartford, CT 30 (5) (46) 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo Movies: Great Screen Movies He grew up in his father’s world, Williams appears more like a cartoon character than flesh and ® ABC Weekend Special: Henry Ham­ exclusive studio performances of Barbra Hollywood that Bruce Lee had a great film just because it ’s a WSBK Boston, M A 38 (® All-Star Wrestling ilton. Graduate Ghost (CC) Part 2 of 2 Streisand's new album (60 mm.) where martial arts was as much son who was an actor and a whiz blood. Besides, 1972 isn’t that far backi The characters should WGGB Springfield, MA 40 1 2v30PM CID To Be Announced m artial-arts m ovie.” (11) Soul Train The ghost of a Civil War soldier teaches a part of everyday livin g as at the m artial arts, naturally he be about 30, yet they look more like 45. Grade: C-plut. WXTV Paterson, NJ 41 the members of a modern-day family the ® Championship Wrestling [M AX] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' The thing is that Brandon Lee WGBY Springfield, MA (26) W restling (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ 57 importance of self-worth (R) (J8) A m e r ic a 's T o p Ten eating and cleaning the house, was offered m any parts in WTIC Hartford. CT 81 ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the believes he is here to stay. He is (36) Alvin 8i the Chipmunks ® Voyagers CNN Cable News Ntwrk (^) Spiderman evil empire. Luke Skywalxer is instructed so it is second nature to him. But m artial-arts film s. a man who is madly in love with ICNM C24) Business Fife (Film grading: A — auperb; B — good; C — averaga; D — DISNEY Disney Channel iDISl (3D Pro Wrestling USA ® Photographic Vision by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda. Mark he is far from passionate about He had the idea that, for his (3i8) Three Stooges acting. In that way, at least, he ESPN Sports Network lE S P M (20) MOVIE: 'Grand Theft Auto' When a HamtII. Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher 198 0 poor; F — awful) [DIS] The Raccoons: A Night to Re­ Rated PG it. He is, however, passionate film debut, he should stay as far is not the m irror image of his HBO Home Box Office iHSOl 9D Lucha Libre SIN young couple tries to elope, they are Joined m e m b e r CINEMAX Cinemex about acting. away from m artial-arts m ovies IMAXI by a convoy of patrol cars, vans, helicop­ [TM C] MOVIE; 'Oxford Blues' A rough- father. TMC 9Z) Say Brother Movie Channel iTM Cl ters, gangsters and busybodies. Ron Ho­ 1 :00PM CB M O V IE : TH b Raven- edged student pursues a girl, and at the 9T) Black Sheep Squadron USA USA Network lU SAl ward. Nancy Morgan. Marion Ross. 1977. Three magicians vie for power using a same time, tries to improve his character [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (M1 M r. T beautiful young woman as their ploy, Vin­ cent Price, Peter Lorre Rons Karloff. Continued... » % > «( N a 1 «.f ■ i- M ttn *»?<»<< . ft.yg^$aturd^.Fet)^isse ..I. )■■• ' • I t 1 I I »' 7I| I 'l ( T I , 1 1 • • t •ka*r»t«fse*t«i«i«f

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[HBO] MOVIE: Turk 182' (CC) A young John Huston. Henry Wilcoxon. 1971. [C N N ] Sports Saturday boxer and street punk in Philadelphia bat­ ment to perform one final assignment. His grdffiti artist fights City Hall when his Rated PG. tles against overwhelming odds to make target; a Central American torture special­ [D IS] Wonderful World of Disney something of himself. Sylvester Stallone, ist protected by an American agency. brother is denied his pension. Timothy [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rocky' A small-time [E S P N ] Fishin* Hole Talia Shire. Burgess Meredith. 1976. Charles Bronson, Theresa Saldana. 1964. comedy series presents sketches, news Week Interview with Bette Midler. (60 Hutton, Robert Urich, Robert Culp, 1984. boxer and street punk in Philadelphia bat­ venture of international intrigue when he Rated PG. Rated R. and film footage satirizing current events. min.) In Stereo. T V ijQ . Rated R. [HBO] MOVIE: 'That's Dancing' The falls for a beautiful but dangerous girl. Jeff tles against overwhelming odds to make [U S A ] Hollywood Insider [M A X ] Rod Stewart in Concert something of himself. Sylvester St8llor>e, history of dance in the movies is traced. [TM C ] MOVIE: Best Defense' (CC) A 9:1 5PM [CN N] Showbiz Week [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nsigh- Goldblum, Michelle F^eiffer, David Bowie. 1 1 :55PM 1985. Rated R. Talia Shire, Burgess Meredith. 1976. Fred Astaire. Shirley MacLaine, John Tra­ hapless engineer's plans for a new tank 1 1:00PM CD Eyewitness News bors' A conservative businessman finds [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock gyro are failing as miserably as his mar­ 9:30PM CD in Depth Rated PG. volta. Rated G. (D T a x i his life coming unglued when a trouble­ By D«niM Gorga riage, and overseas tw o years later, a tank 1:1 5AM CD George and Mildred 5l30PM (H) Tony Brown's Journal [U SA] The Monroes [U SA] Virginian GD Flamingo Road maker m oves in next door. John Belushi, commander endures the results. Dudley ® ® News To n y Brown discusses issues of special [C N N ] This Week in Japan CD Dan Aykroyd. Cathy Moriarty, 1981 1:30AM CD David SuBskind 1. In what yaar did “The Lona Rangar" debut on [CN N] Sports Moore. Eddie Murphy. 1984. Rated R. interest to the black community. 6:30PM (J) CBS News 7:15PM CD The World Tomorrow Rated R. [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or Alive CD AB C News television? ® ) What's Happening Now (T) Muppet Show 7:30PM Silver SpoMS Rick en­ Face-Off 8:30PM CD GD Odd Couple 1 2:00AM ® World vision (3D Independent News 2. How many actors played “The Lone Ranger” [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday ® Too Close for Comfort ters a student film contest and involves the 5 D ® Alfred Hitchcock Pre%pnts: A 10:00PM ( D News ® NewsCenter entire family in the production. In Stereo. CD Jimmy Swaggart [C N N ] CN N Investigative Report on television? [ESPN] Fly Fishing With Joe Hum­ (g) NBC Nightty News Very Happy Ending A deaf boy witnesses CD Straight Talk GD 38 on Sports Star Trek 3. Name the actors who played the role. phreys Newton's Apple (CC) Host Ira Flatow an airport killing and cleverly blackmails GD Independent News GD [M AX] MOVIE: 'Love Child' The true takes you for a visit with some hibernating the murderer into doing away with his neg­ State W e're In (@ Hogan's Heroes story of a young woman who becomes 4. Who played Tonto? (S ) Little Women Part 7 black bears. lectful dad. In Stereo. Insight / Out pregnant while in prison is depicted. A m y 6:00PM CS) Eyewitness News GD Connecticut: Now ® ) MOVIE: 'Khartoum' In the late 19th 5. What was the Lone Ranger’s real name? Nows @ ) Cats and Dogs Boston Bruins Hockey (2jD Wode house Playhouse Madigan, Beau Bridges. MacKenzie Phil­ d D M OVIE: 'The Hot Rock' Four incredi­ [C N N ] Pinnacle century. General Charles Gordon and his lips 1982 Rated R 6. From what source did he derive his income? ble goofs try to steal the world's hottest ® ABC News [C N N ] C N N Investigative Report [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Teams to Be An- ($7) Mystery: The Adventures of Sher­ men defend Khartoum against Arab reli­ lock Holmes II (CC) A young doctor's be­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Fury' A young 7. What is the meaning of “kemo sabe”? diamond, not once, but four times. Robert [C N N ] Pinnacle TKKinced psychic IS kidnapped by espionage agents gious fanatics. Charlton Heston. Laurence 1:45AM ( D Man About the House Bedford, George Segal. Ron Leibman. 8:00PM CD Murder. She Wrote (CCI nefactor is found hanged. (60 min.) Olivier, Richard Johnson. 1966 6. What composition was the series theme? [ESPN] SportsCenter [U S A ] Lancer and must be found before the fury of his [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Bsyona the 1970 Jessica investigates when her former GD Start of Something Big 1 :55AM power breaks loose Kirk Douglas, A n ­ ( ^ Newsmakers Walls' (Subtitled) A n Israeli soldier con­ [D IS ] Danger Bay Grant and teacher is murdered shortly after changing CE) 06) News 6:35PM [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather drew Stevens. Carrie Snodqress. 1978 victed of consorting with the enemy finds country vet Bill trade places for a week to her will in favor of a charismatic evangelist. 9:00PM CD MOVIE: 'Thompson'! GD Latin Tempo Rated R the fighting inside the prison as intense as d D Police Story find out whose job is tougher. (60 min.) Last Run' (CC) A convict makes his es­ [D IS ] M OVIE: 'M y Favorite Year' An al­ [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather [U S A ] Herbalife the battlefield. 1984. Rated R. 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An old- ( T ) New Jersey People [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back' G® MOVIE: '13 Rue Madeleine' During [ESPN] SportsCenter ^ MOVIE: 'Charlotte's Web’ A beauti­ Cl8) Blue Knight fashioned ghost couple attempt to scare (C C ) While Han Solo and Princess Leia enl­ World W ar II, OSS agents attempt to lo­ [C N N ] Evans and Novak GD Love Boat ist the help of Lando Calrissian to battle the cate a Gorman missile site in France 3:00AM CD) MOVIE: 'Justine' A beau­ ful spider, with the help of a greedy rat and Solid Gold away the sleazy husband and wife that [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Upton Interna­ tiful but ruthless woman uses her family a stuttering goose, keeps a pig from being move into their home In Stereo (22) G D M O V IE : 'The Last Days of Frank evil empire, Luke Skywalker is instructed James Cagney, Annabella, Richard Conte tional Players' Championships Prelimi­ 1947 and friends in her schemes to send arms to slaughtered Voices of Debbie Reynolds. dS) Punky Brewster (CC) Part 3 of 6 and Jesse James' (CC) In the late by the mystical Jedi teacher Yoda Mark nary round coverage. 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create policy guidelines for a rating or labeling process. In her testimony, Susan Baker Battle against tried to set up the connection Are rock lyrics harming our children? between rock lyrics and teen traumas. Teen pregnancy and teen suicide are at epidemic ... Continued But Allen’s colleague Rodney proportions, she said. Rape is Prince says, “Ratings would Vock pom’ is up. WHAT DO YOU THINK? work, if parents really paid “There are many causes for "I’ve been an officer of the attention the ratings and society’s ills, but it is our local P.T.A. for five years. We The controversy rages on with a beat of its t)wn. What do you think about rock lyrics? Fill in the wouldn’t let X records in their contention that pervasive are concerned strictly with our questionnaire and let us know. messages aimed at children own school with raising money homes. It all comes down to Do you believe rock lyrics influence your child in a negative way? Yes______No lively as ever which promote and glorify for the extras the school board individual parents, you know. suicide, rape and sadomasochism can’t provide. And we help One group of people can’t have to be numbered among the teachers by serving as legislate for everyone’s kids." Would you support a ratings system? Yes. contributing factors” playground monitors or aides for The Senate hearings were not No. Sexual and sexist lyrics Senator Paula Hawkins. the primary grades. expected to, and of course did Republican-Florida, brought "That is the business of the not, lead to any concrete action. While some extremi.sts — most bothering some parents enlarged pictures of album P.T.A." a generic warning label? Yes. No. covers and rock video tapes to Baker doesn’t believe her own notably South Carolina graphically illustrate her small group could “ever reach republican Senator Eme.st Hollings who labels all rock Sexual and sexist lyrics are objections. accord about the issue. A lot of By Susan Crain Bakos "outrageous filth" and “would disclosure of lyrics? Yes. No- disturbing some parents. And Rock videos arc a hot spot in young parents still go to the overall controversy. Hawkins concerts. My husband and I saw like to do away with it eptember 19, 1985; It even more repellent than the showed two which have been Springsteen when he was in St. con.stitutionally" — wanted that was the first time sexual messages, say some rock attacked on several fronts: Van Louis. We don’t like some of action, most participants in the anyone could remember critics, are those song lyrics Halen’s “Hot For Teacher," in Capital Hill rock show were young rock 'n' roll fans which they believe promote the videos, but we think it’s up Additional comments;. which a .shapely teacher strips to the parents to allow those more realistic about what could attending a Senate suicide, occult practices, rape, down to a bikini in front of her things on their home .sets or not. or should be accomplished. subcommitte hearing cn bondage, murder. class; and Twisted Sister’s "Besides what g(X)d would The PMRC is pleased by the masse.S Dressed in everything Following the arrest of the Recording Industry Association’s “We’re Not Going To Take it," ratings really do? We have from outrageous to ordinary, Night Stalker, Richard Ramirez, starring a teen-ager who throws decision. However. Susan Baker boys in punk, girls in leather California's serial murderer, on movie ratings. And who attends Send your response to: Weekend Plus Magazine. P.O. Box 591, Manchester. Conn. 06040. his father out the window. those horrible slasher and sex said PMRC would continue to and lace, their black bras August 3 1, the press exploited Pop singer John Denver, who films? Kids! The kids we’re monitor album lyrics, showing through the white his fascination with the heavy argued for the opposition, says, worried about protecting keep RIAA leader Stanley Gortikov shirts, and many who looked metal band AC/DC. He marked ’Tm opposed to any kind of those movies in business." has repeatedly said the industry his palm with their logo and left become .sensorial. In the long recent years." Everybody wears lace, even my like archetypal cheerleaders and censorship, voluntary or will not establish a panel to rate ftxrtball stars, they seized the behind a baseball cap This is a frequent argument run. censorship would do as Perhaps most ironically, this mother. It’s a fad. It’s not going mandatory. The number of .songs and will hot bow to "the few available scats and lined the embroidered AC/DC at one of offered up against a record much harm to our kids as newest biast against rock comes to change my life. Rock stars records containing objectionable demands of people who make sober Senate halls. the murders. rating system. If ratings haven’t lyrics." at a time when many rtx:k stars aren’t going to make me do lyrics is ,so small that it’s not kept the kids out of movies endless laundry lists of Those who testified included But does that really prove he unacceptable words or values” And Walsh thinks parents are have cleaned up their personal something I wouldn't do Twisted Sister and Frank Zappa, was "influenced'' — even to the going to affect our children to pushing sex and violence, why overlot)king a crucial point when acts. The days when Janis Joplin anyway." any degree.” should ratings keep them away He says anything more than a conservative Ivcpublican wives ptvint of "having his brain generic warning label would be they worry about young children and Jimmy Hendrix died from Denver and others caution that from records with offensive Tipper Gore and Susan Baker . reprogrammed by the lyrics" — wouldn't want to go on record minds of the 'oung They never “censorship — abhorrent and listening to rock lyrics: “Young excesses of drugs and alcohol record labeling is another form lyrics? and the president of the National as some critics have said as they with an opinion about this issue. could. fundamentally inconsistent with children don’t understand the are gone. Bands do not routinely P T,A The subicct: rock 'n' roll connected his crimes to the No one is qualified to do that. The history of popular music of censorship. They says there is Elaine Allen, a high-school .sexual innuendoes. They only trash hotel rooms in drunken teacher, thinks a G through X creative freedom and American lyrics. album "Highway to Hell"? , We have no irrefutable research is replete with parental no acceptable means of rating values." understand as much about sex as orgies anymore. Today’s rock How did rock lyrics become a Concerned parents want to data which correlates crime, objections; fo the beat, the records. Denver asks, "If rating system would, if they are ready to know." stars are less apt to be caught in concern, even a minor one. of know what to make of this even antisocial behavior, with noise, the words, the records arc rated like movies, anything, encourage kids to buy Again and again while the two ■Teens, of course, are taking in a drug scandal than pro athletes. the Senate of the Untied Stales'.’ brouhaha. The Senate hearing listening to rock. In my practice performers. In 1940 NBC radio who will do the rating?" A few those X records. sides argue, those same catch the messages. But the important Michael Jackson leads a The battle against "rock produced nothing but a slap on I don't think I've ever seen a network banned 147 songs, performers, including Zappa, are “If we come up with a system phrases are repeated: freedom of question is; What other messages exemplary life — yet even one which labels some record X, you porn ' IS only the most recent in rock's wrist. However, the child who was influenced to including some by Cole Porter. willing to have lyrics printed on speech vs. a parent’s right to are they getting? Where does of his lyrics was attacked by the a series of battles which puls Recording Industry Association commit a crime by music. " A few years later Duke the outside covers. But this also can’t tell me kids won’t want the protect the children. Both sides rock fit into the context of their PMRC. conservative politicians and their of America responded to the What Jeff has seen is “plenty Ellington’s music was blamed presents a problem: Often the X records first. We will be say they are defending lives? What are the home values Michele Anderson, a supporters against meinhers of hearing by announcing that of kids " who retreated into rock for the national ri.se in rapes. Ed copyrighted words aren’t owned helping those performers sell “American values,” Can we they are learning from patents. 15-year-old Madonna fan, says, the creative establishment: American record companies as a place to escape parents, Sullivan’s camera couldn’t ftxrus by the artist recording the song their records. Some of the most really balance the two perfectly? Certainly the California Night “My mom thinks rock stars arc writers, actors, producers, now would include warnings on school, problems. The syndrome on Elvis Presley's gyrating and can’t be reprinted without offensive groups are the least And if so, how? Stalker was influenced by better role models than they musicians albums which contain possibly is a familiar one: A teen plugged pelvis. And sporadic record approval. talented. They will probably die John Walsh, a family therapist something other than “Highway were when she was young. The basic issue is always the offensive lyrics. The warning into headphones sits in his room burnings have surely been Some artists have already if we leave them alone. If we who has also specialized in to Hell.” When I was real little and liked same: creative freedom vs. will read: “Explicit Lyrics - behind a clo.sed door for hours. around as long as records have. objected to the PRMC’s reading build this ‘rock pom’ issue to aadolescent therapy, says, “It is Walsh says, "The Ku Klux Kiss, my grandmother thought parents' rights to protect children Parental Advisory." Many Jeff says, "Parents come into of their lyrics. Dee Snider of cause celebre proportions, we really only possible to achieve Klan scares me more than they were devil worshippers from influences they do not like. albums in 1986 should begin to my office all up.set by this Not coincidentally, however, Twisted Sister insi.sts the .song make those groups.” that delicate balance on the Twisted Sister. But I have yet to because of the way they dressed. In this b.rttle. like the others, carry this warning. behavior and blaming it on rock such protests receive more “Under the Blade" is about fear (Blackie Lawless, lead singer individual basis, in your own .see a conservative political They were like Halloween every there was and is no clear-cut Should the slap have been 'n' roll. But rock was the effect, . grassroots support and of surgery — not of W.A.S.P., recently estimated home. It is not possible for action group take on the extreme day, a little scary but fun. victor. harder — or delivered not at all? not the cause. newspaper coverage during times sadomasochism. Snider says, "I an X rating would triple their groups to provide guidelines rights, the Klan or the neo-Nazi “Now I like Madonna Most of us past the age of Has rock "gone too far," as “Kids, even normal healthy when conservatism is the mood don’t want my lyrics rated by sales.) which would not eventually groups which have sprung up in because of her clothes. consent probably don't listen People magazine asked on a kids, do use rock as a place to fo the nation. the P.T.A. ” closely enough to the new recent cover — or have “the get away from the world Jeff believes the political In fact, do P.T.A. members songs' lyrics to decipher every wives of Big Brother" gone too sometimes. S®*did we." climate now makes it all the on the local level even share word. Even we who still like far, as Frank Zappa contends? Jeffs partner in practice adds, harder for a their national leaders’ concern? ^ LIVE THE BOB RILEY rock and keep the top 40 stations The PMRC, organized la.st '"Yes, we did use rock to get “middle-of-the-road, reasonable Angela K., a working mother on the car radio seldom know February by Gore, Baker and away from adult authority. parent" to reach some sane of two who lives in the '* LIFE OLDSMOBILE exactly what they're saying. Pam Howar, who put together That’s part of its purpose for conclusions about rock lyrics. Northeast, says, “With some 345 Center St., Manchester I was surprised to read the an exclusive 2,000-name mailing kids. In the '60s, rock was an Are they potentially harmful — reservations, I do. I think — I •OF RILEY lyrics of some of the popular list from their combined integral part of the total and if they are, what can we hope — the main reason they 6 49 -1 7 49 songs as printed on the insides Christmas card lists, has been experience, a part of the sexual really do about it? are undertaking this crusade is to Itat OtM CUTUSS' of album jackets. And in some the rock music vidustry’s most revolution, of the anti-war Perhaps the empirical data bring the lyrics to the attention WraOK BBBIMIIUI 1M6 PONTUC SIMMRD llMDODtf 0iM624 INI iwcM nmu cases I was even more surprised movement. It was a unifying doesn’t make a case against rock of parents who have never 2 D r. Hatchback, AT, P8. Auto. P8. Sharp Car Loaded formidable critic. 4 Or. 8rln.. Nk4Ty Gqi4pp*d Accant SIrtpa. Immaculaia ^ Real Estate to read how The Parents Music They have been joined by the force. You can’t deny how lyrics. Strong opinions still exist listened closely to words. 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Feb. 15, 1986 Behavior 24 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Feb. 15, 1986 25 Health Update write it, especially love poetry.” 40. Ricardo Montalban (actor): “Whenever I have trouble getting to sleep, I read a very *V a\ \ *»< technical book, as dull as I can find. I’m sure to fall asleep 'Oh, my aching feet!’ somewhere in the middle of it.” 41. David Niven (the late actor): “A good belt of red wine and an attempt to read through a speech by any politician running Don’t blame the innocent shoe for what is probably your fault for office anywhere.” 42. Catherine Deneuve (actress): “Champagne.” By Joan Haider give yourself a chance to really 43. Edward Asner (TV actor): get the feel of them. “Sex. It’s a good relaxant.” t has been estimated that While cost may play a factor 44. Shirley Chisholm almost 200 million in your purchase, pay as much (politician): “I unwind in a hot Americans suffer from as possible to ensure good bubblebath.” .some sort of foot workmanship. Those bargain 45. Eileen Ford (model agency disorder ranging from a shoes may turn out to be no VP): “I take two oyster shell minor ailment such as a bargain if they cause foot I problems. calcium pills each night before com to a painful bunion bed.” requiring surgical removal. Second, by using a little care Here are 48 46. Alice Brock (Alice’s However, at birth, 98 out of 100 and exercising proper foot good ones to Restaurant): “My favorite of us have perfectly normal feet. hygiene, you can eliminate a midnight snack is half a quart of At age 2, at least 25 out of 100 great variety of those problems snooze about Southern Comfort and a cup of are showing some signs of that plague a world filled with coffee. I also bite my pillow, damage or defect. By the time painful, aching feet. but I guess that doesn’t count.” we reach adulthorxi, the number It is important to change shoes of sufferers has grown to about By Frances Sheridan Goulart 47. Dinah Shore and stockings or socks at least (singer-actress): ”1 take a 80 out of every 100. once a day, or more often if your feet perspire excessively. re you getting your six Dolly Parton Ed Asner Suzanne Somers midnight swim. If that doesn’t That’s a lot of aching feet to eight-hour share of work, nothing will.” crying out for relief. Moisture has been found to be the Z factor? If you're 48. Last but not least — get in Where do all these problems highly conducive to skin At birth, 98 out of 100 not. you've got plenty the best position if you want the come from? What causes our irritation and infection and is of sleepy, grumpy best night’s sleep. Lying on your feet to get into the messes some leading cau.se of foct odor. • of us have perfectly company. One out of f k minutes awake during the them: semifetal (side position), works every time. back or curling up in a ball are of them are in? Moist feet, especially between normal feet. At age 2, Aevery 75 adults in this country night. 60 percent; prone (face down, 32. Most sleepwalkers are the least sleep-inducing Many of us with foot the toes, provide an environment at least 25 out of 100 has a problem getting to sleep or 13. A rabbit’s ears go limp arms and legs apart), 25 percent; children and teen-agers, says the positions. What’s tops? The problems blame the innocent in which fungi and bacteria iin>> \ staying there, and more than 50 when it dreams. full fetal (knees to chest), 7.5 Better Sleep Council. semi-fetal, according to expert shoe for what is really our own thrive. are showing signs of million of us have full-blown 14. The fear of going to sleep percent; royal (on back), 7.5 33. The three commonest Dr. Samuel Dunkell. author of fault. We take a foot that was To help eliminate moist feet, (damage or defect. sleep disorders, says the Better is called hypnophobia. percent. non-life-threatening “sleep “Sleep Positions.” And this is meant to run or walk on grass or towel carefully between the toes Sleep Council. 15. Men recall fewer of their 27. The best teas for inducing disorders” in America are how to do it: .soft dirt, push and shove it into after showering or bathing and What beats counting sheep all-in-color dreams than women. sleep, says herbalist Jethro snoring, sleepwalking and • Get a medium-sized pillow, shoes that fit poorly, force it to apply a fiiot powder each before the problem becomes too lluid-lilled protective cushion not be broken but covered with when you can't gel to the land 16. It takes an average 20 Kloss, are lady’s slipper, nocturnal myoclonus (leg * lie on the right side with the perform on wooden floors and morning to help keep the feet serious. that surrounds the big toe — to sterile bandage. Since this of nod? Sleep Trivia. Mere are minutes to fall asleep, while 60 chamomile, valerian, catnip, movements). right wrist under the waistline. concrete, and when the foot cool and dry. Whenever Athlete's foot, high on the .list enlarge or swell as protection. advice isn’t always practical and 48 good ones to sleep on: minutes is not uncommon and a skullcap and hops. They arc also • Roll over until you are breaks down and damage occurs, possible, slip out of your shoes of foot ailments, affects all ages, The bone enlarges, too, and the blister will break on its own few of us even do it in less than SLEEP SECRETS OF THE STARS we do little or nothing about it. 1. King Louis XIV slept each tonic for the digestion and halfway toward the face and “air out your feet.” all occupations and is found subsequently a bunion begins to and become irritated and seven. soothe the nerves. downward position, the left knee Is it any wonder the foot When bathing, give vour feet more often in men than women. fonn. possibly infected, it may be night in a different one of his Tbe best way to get a good 17. Sex dreams in which the 28. ' Out of tea? Hot lemonade, being flexed enough to maintain rebels and cries “foul”? more than a casual treaiment. A fungus infection that thrives in Surgical removal is almost necessary to “break” the blister 413 beds. night, W.C, Fields once sex act is performed are orangeade or cold grapefruit the position. By changing from Correct shoe fit and careful Don’t just soap and rinse the warm, dark palces such as the always the only solution for yourself. 2. Trees sleep to get relief uncommon. Only 3 percent of observed, was to go to bed. juice, with or without honey, are right to left, this posture will shoe purchase, proper foot foot quickly, but scrub inside of shoes, athlete’s foot correcting a severely painful, Blisters should never be from sunlight. sleepers polled have them. Fields wasn't the only celebrity just as good. The carbohydrates give you all the movement that hygiene and adequate knowledge thoroughly between the toes gives ample warning of its well-established bunion. Most opened by a “flamed” needle. 3. The world's record for 18. Twenty percent of sleep with a lie-down-in-darkness of foot ills and their appropriate all three dinks contain help lull need occur during your sleep. where infectious organisms presence by symptoms of procedures involve removing the First, cleanse the area and a new going without sleep — 276 time is spent dreaming. secret. Here are 14 more. you to sleep, say MIT • Picture yourself with your treatments are three guarantees could be breeding. Pay particular itching, burning, peeling and excess bone at the joint and needle throughly with an hours — was set in 1964. 19. Franz Kafka talks about 34. Dan Greenburg (author): to better foot health for a cracking of the skin, most often researchers Richard J. Wurlman, right hand crossed and under the attention, too, to the undersides reshaping the surrounding tissue antiseptic such as mbbing 4. Thirty-one percent of all his favorite go-to-sleep positions “My favorite midnight snack is foot-weary population. between the toes, on the soles or females sleep in underwear or M.D., and John D. Ferstrom, brxiy at the waist. While the left of the toenails where lint, dust that holds the toe in place. alcohol, then carefully puncture in his diary: “To make myself a |kanut-butter-and-jelly No. 1 on the list of priorities under the nails. T-shirts, 31 percent in their PhD. hand is placed before the chest or grime collect, especially if Since surgical correction is the edge of the blister with the as heavy as possible, which I sandwich with Korbel and head, the left forearm passes for better foot care should be you go barefoot or wear sandals. It’s important to keep the feet expensive, time-consuming and needle, and gently press the birthday suits; 17 percent in 29. Early American settlers consider good for falling asleep, champagne." in front of the chest and face proper shoe fit. When you U.se particular care in cutting clean and dry and apply a uncomfortable, consult an expert fluid from it. Cover the blister nightgowns; 15 percent in used bergamot tea, pennyroyal I had crossed my arms and laid 35. Dolly Parton (singer): and the weight of the body is purchase a pair of shoes, make your toenails. The ingrown fungicide — sprays seem to to determine your chance of with a sterile bandage. negligees and 5 percent in my hands on my shoulders, so and lemon balm as slumber certain you choose a shoe that is work better than powders — to pajamas Dolly uses a churchgoer’s borne on the muscles of the right toenail is almost always the avoiding a painful surgicgl While a foot cramp is very that I lay there like a .soldier tumblers. All three are said to variation on the classic counting roomy in the toe area but fits 5. Taresthesia is your fool side. result of improper paring. Most the feet and inside the shoes procedure in the future if you painful, it’s a harmless disorder with his pack” extinguish the .spasms and sheep method. She “counts her This position will give you a somewhat snugly in the heel, adults are too rushed or regularly for a week or so. suspect a budding bunion. related to no disease and can going to sleep. tensions which prevent sleep as under the arch and across the 6. Talking in your sleep is 20. Ten percent of all sleepers blessings.” (Counting exercises proper balancing of the bodily impatient and simply take Corns and calluses are usually Plantar warts are vims-caused occur in the healthiest of feet. snore (one out of eight sleepers) well as provide a remedy for work becau.se they distract the structure, eliminates the instep. This gives the foot ample scissors to snip and clip a few the result of an improper shoe fit growths on the soles of the feet. The main causes of cramps are called somniloquy. Kids do it post-insomnia sluggishness. support so it is less tired at the more than grownups. or sleep with someone who mind from rational thinking and tendency to round shoulders times and the matter is finished. causing excessive pressure on Since they are subjected to the more exercise than usual, an 7. Zebras in a herd never all does. "Teen-agers snore the least, 30. The traditional German promote more relaxed caused by wrong sleeping end of the day. The ideal way would be to the toes. The skin responds to pressure of much weight as its abmpt change in heel height — sleep at the same time. One men oyer 50 the most. sleep cup is ground anise and breathing.) positions and favors abdominal But remember snug but not soften the toenails in warm this pressure by thickening and victim stands or walks, the warts either up or down or badly always stand.s guard. 21. Whales dream in their honey in warm milk. Cowslips 36. Craig Claiborne (food breathing, the best kind of tight is called for to avoid the water (after a bath or shower) forming a com or callus which are forced to grow inward. The fitting shoes. They can strike at 8. Sleeping pills account for sleep. So do birds. have been brewed for centuries editor. New York Times): “If I practice at night. shoe pinching or binding. Make and then cut them straight across hurts because it presses down on first symptom of the war is the all ages and in both .sexes, but sure the sole is flexible and the one-third of all drug-related 22. Smokers dream less that in England for their soporific am in bed and unable to go to with a shaip, straight-edged normal skin and nerves beneath. feeling of a sore spot on the foot cramps usually appear from deaths. non-smokers. effect; American Indians sleep, I raid the medicine shoe is pliable and suited to the clipper. Never cut the nail in an Never attempt to shave or cut bottom of the foot which causes middle age onward and seem to 9. One out of six sleepers is 23. One out of every three anointed the forehead with cabinet and take three aspirin. I use to which it is being put. oval so the edge curves down off a com or callus, as that can the sufferer to remove the shoe strike more women than men. and look for a stone or an capable of waking spontaneously Americans over 15 has nutmeg oil (a little grated am opposed to ill-considered and When buying a pair of shoes, into the skin at the sides. Trim lead to a sepious foot infection. The only “cure” is massaging take more than a few minutes, a exposed nailhead. at a given hour. occasional insomnia. nutmeg with lemon and boiling frustrated eating at any time.” the nail down to the tip of the If soaking the foot in warm the foot or walking the cramp haphazard glance and a step or Never try to probe with a away. 10. "Two out of every five 24. Thirty percent of all males water can be used as a nightcap, 37. Burt Reynolds (actor): “If toe and smooth all rough edges water to soften the skin and two to assess its fit. Make your knife or tweezers or pry out the dreams can be described as over 30 snore (snoring men as well). I can’t get to sleep, 1 am a great with a file or emery board. rubbing gently with a pumice The hammertoe is a deformity purchase in the afternoon or stone doesn’t do the trick, wart. If soaking the feet and in which the toe (usually the frightening or terrifying. outnumber female snorers 12 to 31. To get a sound 7,8-hour believer in a hot bath. Hot tubs If at some time you are faced early evening, since the foot has consult an expert to remove the then lightly mbbing with a second) is made to curl under, 11. Most men (4'7 percent) one). snooze? Researchers at the Sleep are the most underrated things in with a foot problem, it is a tendency to expand during the offending com or callus. pumice stone doesn’t remove the doing so because of a sleep in their birthday suits. 25. Sleeping pill users have a Research Center at Stanford the world.” important that you have an day from weight-bearing adequate knowledge of various The bunion is one of the most wart, consult a podiatrist or malformation in one of its joints. Only 17 percent snooze in PJ's. 50 percent higher mortality rate University and the Albert 38. Edie Adams (singer); “1 activities. foot ills and their appropriate painful afflictions affecting the physician. The warts can be While the hammertoe may 12. There are three basic types than non-users. Einstein College of Medicine have a glass of hot milk and sip Use a reputable, remedies. The following are big toe which, in spite of being cauterized with dry ice. acid or originate from a congenital of insomnia: when you can't fall 26. According to sleep expert ^ and the Laboratory of Human it while I’m doing a cros.sword knowledgeable salesperson and some of the most common ones the hardest of our toes, presents an electric needle in a doctor’s defect, it more often results from asleep within 30 to 45 minutes; Dr. Samuel Dunkell, there are Chronophysiology at Montefiore puzzle.” when you get less than five or follow his advice. E)on’t simply you may have to deal with and the greatest area of footwear office-. an injury or improperly fitted four basic sleep positions. Here Ho.spital in New York say going 39. Suzanne Somers (actress): Blisters usually are caused by six hours of total sleep time; give them your shoe size, but what you can do to help cope friction and pressure. When shoes, probably too narrow at they are along with the estimated to sleep when your body “When I can’t drift off to sleep, have both feet measured while a new or poorly fitted shoe the toes. when you spend more than 30 to number of sleepers who use with them. When it’s something pointed-toed shoes are worn, for temperature is at its lowest I like to either read poetry or to you are standing. Once both you can’t easily handle, please example, the resulting pressure rubbing against sensitive skin. shoes are on, walk about and remember to consult an expert causes the bursa — the As a general rule, blisters should -• /•

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SCHEDULES M B Schedule A— Itemized Deductions OkigHB tsasoora been added.” tends to generate heat and 'cook' (form 1040) (Sctwtfwtd B t« on boeli) / can T understand why all A product labeled "reduced calorie"doesn't Before you file your 1985 State, local and foreign Drpwtment el T'VMw'f Your guess is as good as the ears.” ■ l«»te«« > AHech toFerm 1040. ^ SeelestTweHewiler Sche#vl»e Awi4B(F«nii companies don’t print the federal income tax return, take income taxes are deductible. necessarily mean low calorie, either. mine, then, as to why Hardee's I) n shown on 81 rewr mlW teewnty m caloric content o f their products a close look at the taxes you Real property taxes (state, local MARK r. and SoSAN .L. beef seems to have a on the labels along with the have paid during the year for or foreign), general sales taxes Mt4kAl»A4 Pre«nplioo metJKinei And drugs. aixVimuiin. spongy quality. But I think that a ingredients. Many companies possible additional deductions. (state or local), and personal D« UI C t ^ m ■ Ooclors, drntists. nurses. hosps, insurarKe premiums consumers should definitely have you pAid for medical ar>d denial care, etc do, but many don’t, and I Commerce Clearing House, property taxes (state or local) (04Mtinch»4« there are two and three quarters Vulich, Clinton, Iowa access to this information. If you have a •iptiim b Trarrsportation and lodging won’t buy a product anymore national reporting authority on also are deductible if the r»imb«(i«4 4f c Ollier (iisi— include hearing ads. dentures, eyeglasses, etc ) servings per can. Now, even Several attempts on my part to kr oihtft) that doesn’t provide this consumer-oriented tax and business law. advises. taxpayer itemizes. There are ► fey£6tA«£S IT.S though I'm not a heavy eater, elicit a response from Hardee’ s onton MacCombie, South Bend, Ind. Since corn-on-the-cob tastes not all taxes are deductible. • Consistent with the rule that >9 ) Multiply the amount on Form 1040. hrte 33. by 5% ( 05) the whole thing. proved fruitless. Most fast-food to Sonja Heinze, Subtract line 4 from ime 3 If rero or less, write -0 Total med The reason caloric content is best when it’s picked that same Even when they are, some taxes taxes are deductible only by the A product labeled "reduced chains contend that the way their The Curious Shop­ 6 Slate ar>d local income taxes day, during corn season I go to may be deducted only if the person upon whom they are Tales Tee absent from most labels is that calorie” doesn’t necessarily food is processed and the Paid 7 Real estate taxes government regulations do not a produce market that displays per, King Features taxpayer itemizes. Other taxes imposed, a homeowner who sold 4 a General sales tai (see sales ta> tables m instruction booklet) mean low calorie either. It just ingredients they contain is a sign which says, “Picked (See b General sales tai on motor vehicles require it. All that is required is Syndicate, 235 E. can be deducted only as a a house in 1985 can deduct real Insiruc means, as defined by the Food privileged information. They are This A .M .’’ Sometimes / lions on 9 Other ta taxes that are paid on such passed on, then they are Summary al IRA-Pay Less to the IRS Country on items as alcoholic beverages, deductible only as a business Mcmiztd 24 Add the amounts on lines 5. 10. 14, 18. 19. and 23 Write your answer here (. 12^ Deductioat firearms, gasoline, tires, expense. ( Filing Status box 2 or 5. write 53,540 ) (See 25 If you checked Form 1040 ( Filing Status box 1 or 4, write 52.390 z 35r/c? REDUCE YOUR TAXABLE INCOME BY tobacco and tobacco products. A Insl'UC ( Fiimg Slalusboi 3, write 51.770 ) a Budget, Distinctions are made as well l«n t on business deduction also may be with respect to fees for the page 2 2 ) 26 Subtract lir>e 25 from (me 24 Write your answer here and on Form 1040. Ime 34a (If OPENING A M.S.B. INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT tine 25 ismore than tir>e 24. see the Instructions for lirte 26 on page 22 ) P 2583 The country looh blends taken for the windfall profit tax. registration or licensing of ACCOUNT TODAYI so well with almost any With respect to state and local motor vehicles. Whether they MSB 5 IrR. rate Interior— this flne hand­ $869 taxes, nonbusiness consumers are deductible depends upon IIHPORTANT-C/iec/f these features: craft furniture in an anti­ may not deduct taxes that are their classification. They can be may be obtained where license California, New Jersey. New government and if the foreign Effective Annuel que finish could well imposed on gasoline, diesel, and deducted only in those states plates are sold, York and Rhode Island — such tax is a creditable tax. the • Insured-by FDIC to *100,000 Annual Rate become future family heirlooms. Right now other motor fuels. If the taxes that consider them personal A few states also require mandatory contributions are taxpayer can elect either to Tield • No Commission or Fees these and many other can be shown to be related to property taxes. These amounts employees to make mandatory deductible as a state tax. claim a credit for the foreign tax • Prompt-Efficient-Courteous Service Von Hohen pieces are business or investment activi­ vary from state to state. contributions to state disability Finally, if income taxes have or fake a deduction for it. CCH • Invested Locally ______10.22 9.60 $859 priced at wonderfully af­ ties, however, they may be said. fordable amounts. Information about the deduction funds. In those states — been paid to a foreign • Normal Banking Hours & Thurs. eves. A Sat mom $175 , 1 MANCHESTER STATE BANK Some investment income may be tax-free "Manchester's Hometown Bank” 11041 Main St., Manchester 646-4004 $145 ^3 Some 1985 investment income on deposits), an S corporation if A distribution that is a return . elect to receive your dividends later sale the full amount of the is nontaxable. Commerce they are distributions from of capital (i.e., it is not paid out in qualified common stock gain will be taxable. If you Clearing Hou.se, Inc., national accumulated earnings and of the corporation's earnings rather than in cash, you may dispose of any other common reporting authority on tax and profits or your share of the and profits) reduces the basis of exclude up to $750 of the stock that you own in the public business law. points out. qualifying dividends received by your stock and is not taxed until qualified common stock re­ utility at any time beginning You may exclude up to $100 of the S corporation, and your your basis in the stock is fully ceived. The exclusion amount with the record date of the the total qualifying dividends share of qualifying dividends recovered. Once your stock increases to $1.500 on a joint dividend stock and ending one $799 you receive. If you file a joint received by a partnership. basis is reduced to zero, any return. year after the dividend v-4*** return, you may exclude up to The information return (Form return of capital is reported as In figuring the amount to be distribution date, you will be ------MAGAZINE $200. It does not matter which 1099-DIV) you receive from the capital gain. Whether you must excluded, you must use the fair deemed to have disposed of your » spouse receives the dividend payor will show whether the report it as a long-term capital market value of the stock on the dividend stock (to the extent of income. dividends received qualify for gain or a short-term capital gain dividend payment date. If you the stock disposed of) and will New. Exciting. Locally Produced. Dividends that qualify for the the exclusion. depends on how long you have take the exclusion election, you be taxed on your gain. The $100-$200 exclusion include Capital gain distributions held the stock. must take it on your return for exclusion for reinvestment in Another example of the Herald’s ordinary dividends from taxable from mutual funds do not Dividends on veterans' the year in which you would public utility stock is not commitment to the needs and domestic corporations, taxable qualify for the dividend insurance are not taxable. have included the dividends in allowable with respect to $499 cooperatives, fhe Federal exclusion. However, you report However, if you left the income. If you later wish to distributions of such stock that National Mortgage Association, as long-term capital gains the dividends with the Veterans change your election, you may are made after 1985. interests of Manchester. taxable insurance companies, capital gain distribution paid to Administration, you must report do so only with IRS approval. Mirlboriinfli Conotry Barn mutual funds (other than money you during the year regardless any interest paid on such Stock that you receive under a Commerce Clearing House of market funds). building and of how long you owned the stock dividends. CCH said. NORTH MAIN ST.. RTE.J. EXIT 12 oi 13 14 MAIN STREET qualified public utility dividend Chicagoiis a leading reporting Watch for it every Saturday! MARLBOROUGH OLD SAYBROOK loan associations and similar in the regulated investment If you own stock in a qualified reinvestment plan will have a authority on tax and business Tu n.. Sat. I0-S:30. Ftl. 10.9; Sun. I-S:30 organizations (but not dividends company or mutual fund. domestic public utility and you zero basis to you so that upon law. 30 Dining In WEEKEND PLUS, Saturday. Feb. 15, 1986 WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Feb. 15,1986 31 Dining Out Potatoes get no respect! Spuds are the vegetable kingdom’s overlooked member Johnnie’^: no frills, just plain good food By Sondra Astor Stave white toast and, on request, was suggested we address the By Ted Larsen accompanied by lettuce and sundae first before deciding if 2 medium potatoes, Johnnie’s Brass Key is an peeled and cubed tomato. The meat was cooked we were able to approach the "What small potatoes we all institution on Manchester’s —through, and was tender and salt pie. Her advice was on target as are. compared with what we Main Street. It is so well known flavorful. we were more than sated and we mif^ht he!" — "My Summer in a ' pepper that the management does not Corned beef or pastrami shall have to try the pie on a Garden," Charles Dudley I cup sour cream feel it necessary to take out an sandwiches are another choice. subsequent visit. Warner. 1870 I ad in the Yellow Pages of the The pastrami is among the As our check was rung up on Peel cucumbers and slice them telephone book. ow considered the most leanest I have ever encountered, the cash register, our waitress lengthwise. Remove seeds and The restaurant is open Both it and the rye bread on explained what she was doing to important vegetable crop through the day from Monday to 3 1 in the world and largely then chop cucumbers into rough ' which it was served would be a visiting infant who viewed the pieces. Melt the butter in a large Saturday, but lunch is really the totally at home in a New York whole proceedings with undi­ taken for granted, the time to go. common potato's story kettle or stock pot and cook delicatessen. Cubes of dill- vided attention. The lunch The restaurant consists of flavored potato salad provide a crowd had thinned out as the Nis one of constant onions until soft but not I m approximately a dozen booths confusion and struggle, laced browned. proper accompaniment. business people headed back to with padded vinyl seats and Johnnie's hamburger has with love and hate. PotaUxts Add cucumbers, chicken their offices and only the formica tables, and an equal more personality than those shoppers lingered over a second have seen it all, surviving stock, vinegar, half of the dill number of stools at a long offered at your local fast food cup of coffee or dessert. As we everything from the rigors of and all of the potato cubes. counter. It reminded me of /the franchise. Ordered rare, it was departed, we could understand cultural disgrace to royal Bring to a boil, then reduce to a luncheonettes popular during just slightly pink at the center. the nostalgia for the good old fawning. simmer. Cook until the potatoes my childhood in the ’j Os . Appearing as part of the deluxe days so well captured in this L'C' Even today, potatoes still get are soft, about 15 minutes. presentation, it was accompan­ small restaurant on Main Street, the short end of popular The appeal must still be ANY STYLi Puree mixture in a blender or universal as, on a recent ied by finely chopped cole slaw understanding. Millions still food processor. Before serving, and shoestring potatoes. The believe the common spud afternoon, Johnnie's was Sondra Astor Stave is a reheat, but do not boil. crowded with a cross section of potatoes were good, but would triggers instant obesity, of Coventry resident who has Thin with additional chicken Manchester folk — attorneys have been even better if they blimp-like proportions through many years’ experience as a and businessmen in three-piece had been hotter. their empty calories. As you will stock or water if necessary. restaurant critic. Do you have a ‘3 Adjust seasonings. Whisk in half suits, men in work clothes and By far, the star of the meal restaurant you’d like to see her see. the complex story of older men who, eating more was an order of onion rings. HOMEFRIES^S^j potatoes is no "small potatoes" of the sour cream and ladle the review? Write to her at Weekend soup into individual bowls. slowly, seemed likely to be Piping hot, real rings in a crisp Plus Magazine, P.O. Box S91, matter. breading with the texture of Gami.sh with the remaining dill retired. Women in suits and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Potatoes, a South American pumps were also in attendance commeal, they required no native, reached France around and teaspoons of the additional as were female shoppers and further embellishment to 1540 alter their discovery in .sour cream. potato curiosity skyrocketed the potatoes in their skins until butter, to moisten. young mothers with babies. A deliver total pleasure. Ecuador by the Spanish. The Mailbox overnight, court favor-seekers done but still firm. Peel while Using a spatula, press potato sense of casual friendliness was For those with a sweet tooth, disappointed conquistadores wore potato corsages on their HINTS there is an assortment of warm but not hot. Cut into mixture firmly to form a flat accorded to regulars and thought they had stumbled on an lapels. '/'-inch cubes. Pour the oil and If you offer the soup cold, newcomers alike. puddings, a selection of pies and Inca version of a giant trufllc. cake on the bottom of the The white potato made it to vinegar mixture over the chill it after the purceing and The menu is wide enough to ice cream desserts. We chose to Try Higgins The name is from the Caribbean American shores around 1720 in skillet. Sprinkle on all the water; whisk in cold sour cream just suit all tastes, and I was pleased try an ice cream sundae and Indian, "batatti," which really potatoes and toss lightly. Chill 4 cover skillet. Cook o-ver very were offered a choice of vanilla, Londonderry, N.H., but didn't before serving. to be offered coffee while I I would like to see Higgins meant "sweet potato " The hours or overnight. Add the low heat for about 20 minutes chocolate, strawberry and become a serious crop until One-half cup fresh chopped pondered my selection. There Restaurant reviewed. It is just confusion had already begun. remaining items and toss again. until the potato is nut brown on coffee ice creams and hot fudge planted in considerable quantity parsley can be substituted for the are full dinners with soup or over the line from Coventry into 1 he wlntc potato catnc tt> Return to the refrigerator and or cherry toppings. Three in Salem. Mass., 15 years its bottom. Flip onto a .serving dill or you can mix '/i each. If salad and two vegetables, and Mansfield on Route 31. England around 1590, b\ wav of chill for 2 more hours. sandwiches or salads for lighter scoops of ice cream allowed for before the Revolution. It dish with this crunchy side up. using dried dill, 7, tablespoons I enjoyed Weekend Plus Cartagena, Colombia, and appetites. the sampling of all but the remained a food of suspicion Cut into portions with a sharp = Vi cup. Magazine. \'irgmia thanks to one of Sir until the mid-l8(K)s. HINTS knife. The restaurant makes no strawberry and we found the Francis Drake's crewmen who This recipe tastes best if made Fresh garlic and dill croutons pretense to elegance and offers frozen confection properly rich Truth is, potatoes are very make an excellent gami.sh. Mrs. Marjorie Glenney tried a few plants in the young nutritious, a near perfect ftxid. A a day or two ahead. good, honest food, well- and creamy. At T arquInIc/M anchM ter H arald HINTS Sprinkle buttered white toast 44 Stage Road colony Sir Walter Raleigh gels large one has a mere 145 Many people enjoy two prepared. Eight three-decker Our choice of hot fudge was The degree of initial potato warmed in a teacup and the Coventry Johnnie’s Brass Key has few frills, but terrific the credit for inlrinlucing it to calories (without butter), chopped hard-boiled eggs added with dill and garlic powder. club sandwiches are on the pre-cooking is the .secret to this Place in 250F oven till well walnuts provided the proper hamburgers. Ireland where, as in Germany, it contains as much vitamin C as a to the celery-shallot mixture. menu, featuring turkey slices, was eaten as an alternative to delightful dish. You are safer dried. Slice into croutons with turkey salad or bacon, among crunch. Only the use of a lemon and a healthy supply of The amount of mayonnaise with undercooked potatoes than whipped cream substitute starvation vitamin B. Potatoes al.so have sharp knife. other fillings. added is purely up to your taste. overdone ones. But I was lured by the steak marred this natural taste treat. It quickly got the reputation as impressive quantities of protein, the worst kind of peasant fare. Some like it very dry, others Shake the skillet frequently sandwich after I was assured Pie choices included apple, about ^ percent by weight. So very creamy. during cooking; you may need that the steak was sliced from a lemon meringue and pumpkin, People with other food on their the next time someone speaks additional butter to keep bottom large hunk of meat, and not of but we decided on the coconut tables shunned the poor potato critically of the poor potato, give as poisonous at worst, worthless This Swiss institution is rarely moist. A non-stick surface is the chopped and pre-formed custard. Our waitress, looking them a "hot potato" they didn't variety. The sandwich came on out for our best interest, at best, a sort of Elizabethan expect. featured on American tables. We very useful for this recipe. junk f(H)d. It became so linked 1 have probably tried hundreds are really missing something, For a more complex flavor, with the impoverished, the of potato salad recipes, and keep considering its simplicity. chop a small onion and two French Parliament banned potato coming back to this one. Its slices of bacon. Saute in a cultivation in 16.50, because the bright, tangy and mouthfilling ROST! POTATOES separate pan until just wilted but members felt it spread leprosy. flavor will add zest to a buffet. 2 pounds potatoes not browned. Add to uncooked -W“ Prices Dinner Talk about an image problem! 5 tablespoons butter potato mixture. Specials Some of that was solved 150 haven’t POTATO SALAD '/2 teaspoon salt years later by the master food ' changed in WONiG’S Weekly 4 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons hot water promoter and pharmacist A cold weather twist on the RESTAURANT / tablespoon classic potato soup; 3 years! PEKING • SZECHUAN Antoine-Auguste Parmentier in AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE 1787. red wine vinegar Boil the potatoes till half ^ t r c l salt L ^nn TAKE O UT SERVICE AND COCKTAILS Parmentier had learned cooked. Test with a fork; a CUCUMBER VKHYSSCNSE \ potato s benefits the hard way. pepper semi-hard center is your goal. 2 pounds cucumbers Best Italian 1984>86 Head Chef • Chef Wong during his term as a Prussian 4 medium potatoes Allow the potatoes to cool and 2 tablespoons unsalted Voted Connecticut Nngasine prisoner in the Seven 'Vears' I cup finely chopped celery peel them. Shred with a hand butter Presents A New Diversified Menu 875-0661 War. He presented King Louis / tablespoon minced shallot grater or food processor. Melt '/z chopped onions • Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Ribs the 16th with a bouquet of J tablespoons minced parsley the butter in a large skillet until I or shallots) potato flowers and had / tablespoon dry mu.stard February Special: (T u«., wed., Thun. oniy> it is foaming, but do not allow 6 cups chicken broth, Post Road Plaza Mon.-Thufr 11:30 - 10 pm government troops carefully '/? to / cup mayonnaise to brown. Mix shredded potato fresh or canned Prime Rib with MuBhrooms A Onions •8.95 352 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. & Sat. 11:30- 11 pm (Sert>ed w ith smtod A xiti and a choice o/ t'egetabie or potato) (Rte. 30N). Vernon guard his potato patch. Parisians with salt and add it to skillet. t tablespoon white Sunday 12: oo noon - thinner of Top 100 USA for exten§ii*e wine tut. (1-84 Exit 65) ’0 pm became convinced he was Mix the oil, vinegar, salt-and Toss the potato mixture wine vinegar growing a rare delicacy. French 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 646~316I pepper to taste. Set aside. Boil thoroughly with the melted hot '/t cup chopped fresh dill Monday, Feb. 17, 1i

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